hi’-i-pa-§ku-dayn —hin-tpi’-dayn. 
Pp p 
hin-he’-ya, v.a_ to cause to rain, 
etc.—hinhewaya. 
See hihise. 
to singe off, as the 
down of a duck, ete.—hinwahnu, 
hin-hin’-se, adj. 
hiyn-hnuw’, v.a@. 
T., hingnu. 
singed off: 
to fall, fall 
nihinhpaya, 
hiyyahnu. 
hiy-hnw-pi, part. 
hin-hpa’-ya, v. ”. 
down—mahiyhpaya, 
uphinhpayapi. 
hin-hte’, 
nap. 
hin-hte’-ya, ad. furry, rough, 
the fur side out—hinhteya hinni, 
wear the fur side out. 
hin-kpi’-dan, m. 
fur, as that on robes taken in sum- 
mer; robes with short hair. 
hin’-na-ka-ha, adv. 
immediately, upon that. 
hin-se’, ity. 
See ilpaya. 
n. thick fur, hair, or 
suddenly, 
denoting impatience, 
used when one is asked to tell a 
thing over again. 
hin-ska’, adj. shed off, said of ani- 
mals that have a new coat of hair: 
literally, hair-white. 
hiy-ske’, n. the long upper or ca- 
nine teeth of animals such as are | 
called wamaniéa: hence wahiyske, 
the long-grained corn; in horses, the 
teeth that fall out when they are three 
years old; in man, some say the 
molar teeth, others say the canine 
teeth, are called hinske. 
hiy’-sko, adv. so big, so large. 
hin’-sko-ke-Ga, adv. 
so great. 
hin’-sko-ki/-ni-éa, v.m. (hin- 
so large, 
short hair or | 
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sko and akiniéa) to be doubtful 
which is the largest. 
hin’-sko-sko-ke-éa, adv. red. 
of hinskokeéa. 
hin’-sko-sko-ya, adv. red. of 
hinskoya. 
hiy’-sko-tan-ka, adv. so great. 
hin’-sko-ya, adv. so far around, 
thus far. 
hin-ska’, n 
Th. 
which they pack. 
the string with 
See telimiso. 
hin-Ski’-zu-pi, ». a fish-hook. 
hiy’-S$ko-day, adv. so small. 
Why this is not hinskodan, corre- 
sponding with the rest of the fam- 
ily, I cannot tell; but in this tin- 
ékoday resembles it. ., niskola. 
hin’-ta See kahinta, ete. 
hin’-ta, ». the bass, linden, or lime 
| wood: hinta Gan, bass-wood, Tilia. 
hin-te’, intj. expressive of disbelief. 
inatika’,, 2. 0. 
- unhatched louse. 
hin-tkayn’, n. 
a body-louse ; an 
the common cat-tail 
or Typha. 
hiyn-tkay’-hu, x. the Typhastalk. 
hiy’-tkan-ha-ka, water- 
moss. Called also minihintkanhaka. 
hin-tka’-za-pi, m. (hinta and 
kaza) the bundles of linden bark 
which the Dakotas prepare for 
tying rice. 
hin-tkuy’, v. 
hintkuy mda, I go to get grass. 
in general use. 
hin-tpi-dan, x. 
short fur; a summer robe. 
as hinkpiday. 7), hinkpila. 
i. g. yusda: pedi 
Not 
anything with 
Same 
