148 DAKOTA-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
hin-ya’-hin, adv. yet, as yet; 
with Sni, nol yet, as, hinyalhin eéa- 
mon Sni, I have not yet done it. See 
hinahin. Z., nahanhéa. 
hin-ya’-hin-ke-sni, adv. not 
yet, the time is not yet. 
hin-yan’-ka-ga, xn. an owl. 
Same as hinhankaga. 
hin-yay’-pa, v. n to come in 
sight, come up out of, as one diving. 
See hinapa. 
hin-yans’-gla, v. T, to dislike, 
be afraid of, as‘of an infectious 
disease 
hin-yans’-ya, v.a._ to provoke— 
hinyanswaya. . 
hin-yans’-ya, adv. _ sternly, 
crossly. T., wohinyansya. 
hin-yan’-za, v. m. to be stern, 
cross—mahinyanza: tawadin hiy- 
yanza, to be of a surly disposition. 
hin-yan’-ze-éa, m. one who is 
stern or Cross. 
hin-ya’-ta-on-pa, va. to lay 
on the shoulder—hinyatawaonpa. 
See hiyetaonpa. 
hin-ya’-ta-Zu, v.a. to put into 
one’s blanket on the arm, as an In- 
dian does—hinyatawazu. Also 
hiyetazu. 
hin-ya’-zi-ée, n. fur, down, 
swan’s down. 
hin-ye’-te, n. the shoulder, whole 
shoulder. See hiyete. 
hin’-zi-zi-day, n. thin hair, as 
that on one’s hands and arms. 
hi’-pa-Ssku, v. to pick the teeth— 
hiwapasku. 
hi’-pa-sku-dan, mn. apin, pins. 
See hiipaskudan. 7, hiyopataka. 
hi-psi’-éa, v. to jump down, as 
from a horse—wahipsiéa. 
hi’-pson-pson-na, nm. teeth on 
edge. See psonpsoyna. 
hi-ta’-kay-yu-wi, ». (hi takan 
and yuwi) T to bind an arrow- 
head on the shaft. 
hi-ti’-hda, v. a. to loathe, dislike, 
as food—hitiwahda, hitiyahda, hiti- 
uyhdapi. 
hi-ti’-hda-ya, v.a_ to cause to 
loathe or dislike—hitihdawaya. 
hi-tung’-tan-ka, ~. Ih. arat: 
hitunka tanka, large mouse. 
hi-tuyn’-ka, ». a mouse, mice. 
hi-tuy’-ka-day, ». hi-tun’- 
ka-na, Lh.: and hi-tuy’-ka-la, 
T. mice. 
hi-tuy’-ka-kay, v_ to tell tales 
or traditions—hitunwakakan, hi- 
tununkakanpi. T., hunkankay. 
hi-tuyn’-ka-kan-pi, ». tales, 
legends, traditions, myths: the word 
is pronounced also, hitunkankapi 
and hitunkankanpi. These myths 
can be told only at night. 
hi-tuyn’-ka-san, m. the weasel, 
ermine; of the genus Mustela. 
/hi-tun’-ka-san-na, n. the 
weasel, ermine. 
hi-tuyn’-psi-éa-dan, n._ the field- 
MOUSE. 
hi-tuy’-psi-psi-éa-dayn, x. 
the field-mouse. 
hi-way’, v. mp. look here, halloo. 
See hiwo., 
a 
