ho-ya’—huy-ka’-do-wan-pi. 
large end of the thigh-bone. See 
owahde. | 
hu-hw’-za, adj. shaking, trem- 
bling—mahuhuza, nihuhuza. T,, 
huyhuyza. 
hu-hw-za-hay, part. shaken, 
shaking. 
hw-h’a, ». bones bare or stripped of 
flesh, a skeleton: tihuli’a, the skeleton 
of a house, as when the poles of a 
lodge are left standing. T7., hu- 
Haka. 
hu’-ha-ka, n. 
muskrats. 
a spear for killing 
hu-h’a’-ka, adj. 
nothing but bones. 
-hw’-h’a-pi, . a skeleton. 
hw-h’a-ya, adv. skeleton-lke, as 
the poles of a tent: huh’aya han, 
T. lean, poor, 
to stand as a skeleton. T., huli’a- 
kaka. 
hu-hba, n. a kind of large water- 
grass, the stalks of which are eaten 
by the Dakotas. TZ, hohba and 
holiwa. 
hu-hna’-ga, v. See hulinaga, the 
more correct form. 
hu-in’-yuyn, adv. See huiyun. 
hu-i-yuy, adv. (hu and iyun) on 
foot: huiyuy mda, I go on foot. 
hu-i-yuyn-ken, adv. on foot, 
walking. 
hu-kw-hu, im. When a deer is 
brought into camp, the children 
shout ‘ Hukuhu!”—s. w. Ponp. 
hu-kun’, adv. under, beneath. 
hu-kw’-wa-éte-Ste-ki-éun, v. 
to hop: the pronouns come in in 
157 
kiéuy, weéun, yeéuy. The word is 
easily analyzed: hu, bone; ku, to 
come; waste, good, and kiguy, to 
Use. 
hu-kw-ya, adv. 
the lowest place. 
hu-mdo’, n._ the shin-bone. 
hu-na’-pta, v.. to be lame: siéo-- 
gay nawapta, I have sprained my 
ankle. Said when the muscle is so | 
injured as to make one lame. 
hu-na’-Ste, v. to sprain one’s 
leg—hunawaste. 
hu-na/-ti-pa, v. ”. 
cramp in the leg. 
hw -ni. See hihuni. 
hw-non-pa, ». (hu and nonpa) 
a biped, man, in the sacred lan- 
ouage. 
huy, %. 
hunku, his or her mother. 
my mother. 
huy-he’, 7.  intj. of astonishment. 
huyn-hun’-he, intj. alas! T., ho- 
hohe. 
huyh, n. some, a part. 
huyh’-na-na, adv. 
T., hunhinala. 
huy-ka’, ». a parent or ancestor; an 
elder brother is often so called— 
mihunka; one who has raised himself 
or herself in the estimation of the peo- 
ple so as to be considered as a kind 
of benefactor or parent of all; the 
sun is sometimes so called from his 
munificence. 
huyn-ka’-do-wan-pi, %. 
or ceremony of the Dakotas. 
below, under, at 
T. to have 
mother—nihun, thy mother; 
See ina, 
only a part. 
a rite 
T., 
