hun) lake eesties 
leggings, make leggings of—huyska- 
waya. 
huyn-ski’-éa-he,n garters. 
huyns, Lh. intj. of surprise. 
huyn-ste’, adv. 
eGamoy kta hunste, L will do it at 
well, at any rate; 
any rate; heéetu kte hunste, well, 
so at will be. 
huy’-tka, x. 
the cormorant. 
huyn-ya-koy, 
stockings. 
hu-pa’-hu, n._ theknee ; the knee- 
pan, patella. T., éankpe. 
hu-pa’-za-hde, v. to sit with the 
knees bent up. 
hu-pa’-za-hde-ya, adv. hu- 
pazahdeya wanka, to lie on the back 
with the knees sticking up. 
very lean ; 7. q. 
T., hunége. 
a large water-foul, 
T., the loon. 
Ti. Byavl Fl 
hu-say’-hmi, ad. 
tamaheéa hinéa. 
hu-say’-ni, 2. one of a pair, an 
odd one; one leg. ‘ee sayni. 
hu-sdi, ». the lower part of the leq, 
just above the ankle; the ankle: Ih., 
the tibia. 
hw -stag, cont. of hustaka. 
hu’-stag-ya, v.a. to enfeeble— 
hustagwaya 
to be faint, weak, 
weary, feeble, lame—humastaka 
hu-ste’, adj. lame 
nigte; huuystepi. 
hu-ste’-ken, adv. 
hu’-sta-ka, v.n. 
humaste, hu- 
lamely: luste- 
ken mani. 
hu-ste’-ya, v. 
hustewaya. 
hu-Sste’-ya, adv. 
a. to make lame— 
limpingly. 
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hu-Ste’-ya-ken, adv. lamely. 
hu’-ta, n. the root of a tree or 
plant: éanhuta, astump with sprouts, 
| the bottom of a tree. 
|hu-ta’, 2. 
river or lake; the edge of a prairie 
or wood. 
jhu’-ta-hu, m. the parton top of the 
leg-bone, the shin-bone. T., hublohu. 
hu’-tam, adv. cont. of hutapa: 
hutam yeye din, along the shore. 
T., hutab, below, down stream. 
hw-tam-ya, adv. by the edge or 
shore; at the time of need or extrem- 
ity. See hutamyaken. T7., hu-- 
tabya, down stream; opposed to in- 
kpatakiya. 
hu’-tam-ya-ken, adv. by the 
edge or shore; at the time of need, in 
one’s extremity: hutamyaken éma- 
yakiye sni, you did not help me when 
I was most in need. 
hu-ta’-na-ku-te, vn. to play 
with the hutinaéute; to throw a stick 
so as to make it slide along on the 
snow—hutanawakute. 7’, huta- 
the shore or margin of a 
nacéute. 
hu’-ta-pa, adv. 
wards the root. 
hu-ta’-ta, adv. at the shore or 
edge; to the shore; to the woods or 
interior: hutata uyjyanpi. 
down stream, to- 
hu-ta’-ta-ki-ya, adv. towards 
the shore. 
hu-ta’-wa-pa, adv. T. i.q. hu- 
tata. 
hu’-te, adj. worn, dull; onspe hu- 
te, a dull ax. 
