he-na’-pe-toyn-na—hi-h’a’-ki-ya. 
natural god. Heyokais represented | 
as a little old man with a cocked 
hat on his head, a bow and arrows 
in his hands, and a quiver on his 
back. In winter he goes naked, 
and in summer he wraps his buf- 
falo-robe around him. See Wa- 
zlya. 
He-yo’-ka-ti, mp. the house of 
Heyoka, the name of a conical hill 
about ten miles east of Lac-qui- 
parle. The little hills on the prai- 
~ rie are also the houses of Heyoka. 
he’-yu-gaand he’-yu-ga-ga, 
n. an appellation of all animals 
that have branching horns. 
he’-yu-ktay, adj. bent-horn. T., 
pte heyuktala, »., a heifer, a young 
cow. 
he-yuyn’, v. a. to tie up, wrap up a 
pack, pack wp—hemuy, henun, he- 
un yunpi. 
he-yuy’-pi, ” wrapping up; 
what is wrapped around. 
he’-zan-zay, n T. abody-louse. 
hi, ». a tooth, teeth; the bit or edge 
of an ax; the point of anything— 
mahi; wiéahi, hwman teeth. 
hi, v.». to come to, arrive at—wahi, 
yahi, unhipi: en mahi, he came to 
me. 
hi-a’-pe, v. to await one’s coming— 
hiawape. 
hi-gna’, » TI. husband; mihi- 
gna, nihigna, hignaku; 7. q. hibna. 
hi-gna’-ya, v. T,, to have for a 
husband ; hignawaya. 
hi-hayn’-zi, v.n. T. to become 
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dark, to grow obscure: tawaéin hi- 
hanzi, to lose consciousness. 
hi-hda’, v. See hinhda. 
hi’-hda-kins-kin-za, v. to 
grate the teeth. See hihdakinskiyza. 
hi’-hda-ko-kog, cont. of hihda- 
kokoka; hihdakokog waun. 
hi’-hda-ko-ko-ka, v. to gnash 
the teeth—hiwahdakokoka. 
hi-hda-kiyns-kins, cont. of hi- 
hdakinskinza; hihdakinskins waun, 
I am grating my teeth. 
hiv’-hda-kins-kin-za, to 
grate the teeth—hiwahdakinskinza. 
hi-he’-ya, v.m. (hiand iheya) to 
come and enter, as a bullet or arrow. 
hi-he’-ya, v. col. pl. they collect 
together, assemble in one place. 
hi-hi’, adj. soft, as fur or down. 
hi-hi’-dan, adj. soft, as mud, etc.; 
mellow, as ground. T., hihiyela. 
hi-hi’-se, adj. nappy, furry. 
hi-hna’, ». a@ husband; mihihna, 
my husband; nihihna, thy husband. 
See higna. 
hi-hna’-ku, x. her husband. 
hi-hna’-ton, v.n. to have a hus- 
band, be married—hihnawaton, hi- 
hnauytonpi. 
hi-hna’-ya, v.4. 
Vv. 
to have for a 
husband—hihnawaya, hihnayaya, 
hihnaunyanpi, hihnamayan. 
hi-hnw’, v. See hinhnu. 
hi-huy/ni, v. to come to land, to 
arrive at any place—wabihuyni, 
uphihuynipi. © 
hi-h’a’-ki-ya, vn. 
teeth, to grin—hili’awakiya. 
to show one’s 
