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hdi-éu’-ya, v.a. to cause to start 
home—hdiéuwaya. 
hdi-han’, v. ». to fall down, as 
something thrown up; to fall on 
end, as a stick; to fall, as water 
falls: mini hdihan. 
hdi-hda’, v. See hnihda. 
hdi-huw’-ni, v. pos. of hihuni; to 
come to land or come through in com- 
ing home—wahdihuni. T., glihuni, 
to reach home. 
hdi-hpa’-ya, v. pos. of hinlipa- 
ya; to fall down again; to come 
home sick—wahdihpaya. 
hdi-na’-pa or hdi-nan’-pa, v. 
pos. of hinapa; to come in sight com- 
ing home; to come out of or through, 
as through a wood, to emerge from ; 
to come up again, as one diving— 
wahdinapa, unhdinapapi. 
hdi-psi’-éa, v. pos. of hipsiéa; 
to alight at home, jump down again— 
wahdipsiéa. 
hdi-psin’, cont. of hdipsiéa. 
hdi-wan’-ka, v. pos. of hiway- 
ka; to come home and sleep ; to camp 
on the way home—wahdimuyka, 
yahdinuyka, unhdiwankapi. T, 
gliyunka. 
hdi-ya’-lhpa-ya, »v. pos. of iya- 
hipaya; to come back home and fall 
upon one—wahdiyalhpaya. 
hdi-ya’-ku, v. pos. te return, 
start to come home; only the first 
and second persons used—wahdi- 
yaku, yahdiyaku, unhdiyakupi. 
For the third person see hdiéu. 
hdi-yo’-hi, v. pos. of hiyohi; 
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to come back, reach home—wahdiyo- 
hi: Ghdiyohipi kta, I will come 
again to you, John xiv, 15. T,, gli- 
yohi, to go after one’s own, 7. g., hdu- 
we: as, gliyohi mni kta, I will go 
and get it. 
hdi-yo’-tan-ka, v. pos. of hi- 
yotanka; to come home and sit down ; 
to return to one’s place—wahdimdo- 
tanka, yahdidotanka. This is a 
compound verb which requires two 
pronouns 
hdi-yu’-we-ga, v. pos. of hi- 
yuwega; to cross a stream by ford- 
ing in coming home—wahdiyuwega. 
hdo, a prefix which forms the posses- 
sive of some verbs. 
hdo, v. to grunt, make a noise, as 
hogs and buffalo calves do. 
hdo-e’-ya-ya, v. pos. to take or 
have taken one’s own with one. See 
hdoweyaya. 
hdo-gay’, 
v. pos. See yugan, hdu- 
gan, ete. : 
hdo-hda’, v. pos to carry any- 
thing back home, carry one’s own 
home—wahdohda, unhdohdapi. T., 
glogla, to be carrying one’s own home. 
hdo-hde’-ska, wm. the gullet, 
asophagus. Same as dohdeska. , 
hdo-hdi’, v. pos. to bring back - 
home one’s own—wahdohdi. 
hdo-hdo’, v. red. of hdo; to 
grunt, as hogs and buffalo calves, 
also as grouse. 
Wdo-hdo’-dayn, v. 
dowan. 
hdo-hdo’-do-way, ». 
See hdohdo- 
to sing a 
