he-ma’-ko-skan—iaini’-yan. 
y) yay 
he-ya’-tan and he-ya’-tan- 
hay, adv. from behind. 
hi-éa’-hay, v.n. to slip, misstep, 
stumble and fall—mahiéahan. 
hi-éa’-he-ya, v.a. to cause to 
slip and fall—hicahewaya. 
hin, adv. cont. of hinéa; very. 
héin and hitin. 
hin’-éGa, adv. very: waste hinéa, 
very good; siée hinéa, very bad. 
hin-éa’-ke, adv. very, indeed. 
hiy’-kpa, vn. (le and inkpa) 
brow of a hill. 
hin’-kpa-ta, adv. to or atthe top 
of the hill; inkpata unyanpi kta, 
we will go to the top of the hill. 
hin’-kpa-tan-hay, adv. 
hill-top, from the hill. 
hin-tkay’-hu, x. the upper arm- 
bone. Hintkay alone is said not to 
be used. 7, hantkanhu. 
hin’-tpa, ». Same as hinkpa. 
hin’-tpa-ta, adv. Same as hin- 
kpata. 
hiy’-tpa-tan-han, adv. 
as hinkpatanhan. 
hin-yan’-tay, ». thedaisy, which 
the Dakotas use in dyeing yellow. 
hi-ya’-ya, adv. bungled. 
yuhiyaya. 
hbasean, aaj: Tf. 
hidagayn. See lidaya. 
hmiy, adj. crooked, misshapen: 
siha hmin, a crooked foot. 
hmiyn-hmiyn’, ad. red. of hmin. 
See 
the 
at the 
Same 
See 
loose; 4. q: 
hmin-hmiy’-yay, adv. red. of 
hminyan; crookedly. 
hmiy’-yay, adv. crookedly. 
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hmu’-ga, v. See hmupéga. 
hmuy, v.n. to buzz, hum, as the 
stones of a mill or the flapping of 
bird’s wings; to whistle, as a bullet: 
hmuy hinhda, to make a buzzing 
noise suddenly. 
hmuy’-ga, v.a. to cause sickness or 
death, as the Dakotas pretend to be 
able to do, in a supernatural way ; to 
bewitch, kill by enchantment—wa- 
hmuyéga, uphmuyeapi, mahmuyéea; 
kidiliimun api, bewitching each other. 
hmuy’-ga, adj. smelling strong, 
Jishy, rancid, stinking, as grease. 
hmuyl’-mna, v.». to smell ran- 
cid or fishy. See homna. 
hmuy-hmuy’, v. red. of hmuy; to 
buzz. 
hmuy-lhmun’-ga, adj red. of 
hmuyga; rancid. 
hmuy’-se, adv. T. in a buzzing 
way, as when many persons are 
talking together. 
hmuyn-ya’, v.a. to cause to hum, 
make buzzg—hmuywaya. 
hmuy-yay’, adv. 
hna,v. 7, to snorf, as something 
dying; to snicker: T. lina mahin- 
gla, I snicker. 
hna-han’, adj. slovenly, not tidy, 
hanging, as a horse’s lip. 
hna-he’-ya, adv. loosely, slov- 
enly: linaheya un, he is slovenly. 
See ldoheya. 
lhni’-yan,v. ante liniyan, to flut- 
ter or be troubled, be sick at the stom- 
ach, as from eating too much—ma- 
liniyan. 
buzzing. 
