150 DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
hi-yo’-pa-ta-ka,m T. a pin, 
a toothpick. See hipaskuday. 
hi’-yo-tay-ka, v. n. (hi and iyo- 
tanka) to comeand sit down; to estab- 
lish one’s self at a place—wahimdo- 
tanka, yahidotanka, unhiyotaykapi. 
hi-yw’, v.n. tocome forth, asa child 
born; to come, come toward—hibu 
and wahihbu, hidu and yahihdu, 
unhiyupi, hidupi and yahihdupi 
hi-yuw’-ki-éi-éi-ya, v. a to 
hand to one his own—hiyuweéiciya, 
hiyumi¢idiya. 
hi-yw’-ki-ya, v.a. to cause to 
come to; to hand to—hiyuwakiya, 
hiyuyakiya, hiyuunkiyapi. 
hi-yu’-ya, v.a. to cause to come 
to, to send or hand to; to throw up 
from the stomach, vomit—hiyu- 
waya, hiyuyaya, hiyuunyanpi. 
hma, n._ the black walnut, black wal- 
nuts. T., gma. 
hma-huw’, x. the black walnut-tree, 
Juglans nigra. 
hmi-hbe’, v.”. Same as hmihma. 
hmi-hbe’-ya, adv. round and 
round, going round. 
hmi-hma’, v.n_ to go round, like 
awheel. Ih.,kmikma; 7, gmigme- 
See Ganpagmigma. 
hmi-hmi’-yay, adj. round, like 
a ball. 
hmi-hmi’-yan-yan, adj. _ red. 
of hmihmiyan. . 
hmi-yay’, adj. round, as a wheel. 
T., gmigma. 
hmi-yayn’-na,_ adj. 
Same as hmiyap. 
roundish, 
hmi-yayn’-yan, adj. red. of hmi- 
yan. 
hmi-yan’-yan-na,n. any little 
round things. 
hmon, adj. twisted. See hmu and 
hmup. 
hmuorhmuyn, adj. twisted. See 
kahmuy, yuhmup, ete. 
hmuyg, cont. of hmuynka: guykto- 
keéa hmuyng wauy, I am trapping 
wolves. 
hmuy-hmuy’-za, adj. red. of 
hmuyza. 
hmuy’-ka, va. to set a trap, to 
trap any thing, to catch in a trap— 
wahmuyka, yahmuyka, unhmuy- 
kapi. 
hmuys’-mna, adj. smelling like 
ish. 
hmuy-wa’-han, part. See hmu- 
wahan. 
hmuy’-za, adj. — slimy, fish-like, 
smelling strong, like spoiled meat. 
hmus, cont. of hmuza. See iohmus. 
hmus’-ya, adv. shut up. 
hmu-wa’-hay, part. becoming 
twisted of itself. T., gmuwahay, 
becoming untwisted. 
hmu’-za, adj. shut, asthe mouth, 
hand, ete. See ohmuza. 
hna. See yuhna. Tf, gna. 
hnag, cont. of hnaka. 
hna’-hay, part. fallen off of itself, — 
as fruit. 
hna-hna’-do-wan, v. to sing a 
grunting song. T., gnagnalowan. 
See hdohdodowap. 
hna’-ka, v.a. to lay or place, lay 
