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i-éa’-hda, prep. (iandkahda) by 
the side of, near to. 
i-éa’-hi, v.a. (iand kahi) to mia, 
stir-up together—iwakahi, iyakahi, 
unkiéahipi. 
i-éa’-hi, v.n. to mix, mingle. 
i-éa’-hi-hi, v. red. of iéahi; to 
mingle, mix together. 
i-Géa’-hi-hi, ». cement. 
i-éa’-hi-hi-ya, adv. mixed up 
with, together with: i. q, opepeya. 
i-éa’-hiyn-te, ». (i and kahinta) 
a rake, a broom. 
i-éa’-hi-toyn, v.a. to mix together— 
iéahiwatoy, idéahiyaton, i¢ahiuy- 
tonpi. 
i-éa’-hi-ton, part. mixed. 
i-éa’-hi-ya, v.a. to mix together, 
adulterate—iéahiwaya, iéahiuy yay- 
pi. 
: A a ey [ 
i-éa’-ho-mni, x. (iand kahomni) 
something that ts turned or turns, a 
wheel. 
i-éali’, cont. of iéaga; icah aya, it 
keeps growing. 
i-éa’-ham-ha-pe-dan, u:n. to 
rustle, as the grass ina gentle wind. 
See lhamliapedayn. J, iéiéahab- 
hapa. 
i-éa’-ha-pe, m. @ and kahapa) 
something to drive with, a whip. 
i-Gal’-ki-ya, v.a to cause to 
grow; to rear, raise, as a child or 
domestic animal—iéaliwakiya. 
i-éal’-ko-ke-dan, adj. 
oiéahkokedan. 
i-éa’-ho-ta, m. of éahota; drops 
of rain, flakes of snow, so called 
See 
DAKOTA -ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
because falling like ashes. T., iéa- 
holhota. 
i-éa’-lhtag, cont. of iéahtaka. 
i-éa’-htag-e-ya, v. to hint at, 
touch upon, in speaking. 
i-éa’-htag-ya, v.a. to cause to 
touch—iéahtagwaya. 
i-éa’-htag-ya, adv. touching, re- 
lating to, concerning. 
i-éa’-htag-ya-ken, adv. relat- 
ing to. 
i-éa’-hta-ka, v. n. to touch, be 
near to—imakalhitaka, iniéalitaka. 
Vv-Ga-hta-ka, m. @ and kalitaka) 
a place where a river touches or runs 
near a hill; a place where the prairie 
comes down to a river or lake. 
i-éali’-ya, v.a. to cause to grow, 
raise, as corn, ete.; to rear, to train 
up, as a child, ete.—iéahwaya, 
iéalimayay. 
i-éah’-ya, adv. conformed to, made 
like. 
i-éa’-kan, m. (i and kakayn) an 
adze. : 
i-éa’-kay, v. a. of kakan; to strike 
and cut a piece out of—iwakakan, 
iyakakay, unkiéakanpi. 
i-éa’-kis, cont. of iéakiza; iéakié 
wauy, I am suffering for. 
i-éa’-kig-ya, v. a to cause to 
suffer for, to afflict—iéakigwaya. 
i-Ga’-kiS-ya, adv. ina suffering 
manner. 
i-éa’-ki-za, v.n. tobe in want of, 
lacking, suffering for—imakakiza, 
iniéakiza, unkiéakizapi: iéakize 
$ni, not in want of. 
