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the hold break out of anything; to 
have the hold break out, as of a 
stirrup—inawahii. 
na’-héo, v. See nahéo. 
na’-hdo-ka, v.a. toweara hole 
with the foot by means of something, 
as in one’s moccasins or socks: 
te 
te 
hanpa inyay inawalidoka, I have 
worn a hole in my moccasins on a 
stone—inawalidoka. 
i-na’-hma, v. a. to hide, keep 
secret, conceal—inawalhibe, inauy- 
limaypi. 
V-na-lhma, v.a._ to seduce, to com- 
mit fornication or adultery with 
one—inawalhibe. See wiinalima. 
/-na-hmayn-pi, seduction. 
i-na’-hni, v.n. tobein haste, make 
haste, hurry—inawalini, inauynlinipi. 
i-na’-hni-ki-ya, v.a. to cause 
to make haste, to hasten ou1e—inahni- 
wakiya. 
i-na/-lini-pi, x. 
haste, hurry. 
i-na’-hni-ya, v.a. tohasten one, 
make hurry—inahniwaya. 
i-na’-hni-yay, adv. in haste, 
hastily; on an errand: inaliniyay 
wahi, I have come on an errand. 
i-na’-lipe, x. of nalipa; that which 
is stepped on and sets off a trap, the 
pan of a trap. 
i-na’-hpe-dan, m. dim. of inalipe. 
i-na’-keh-ya, v. ZT. to make a 
scraping noise, as a wagon brake: 
huinakeliye, a@ wagon brake. 
V-na-ki-hbe, v. See inakilima. 
V’-na-ki-lhma, ». pos. of inalima; | 
a hastening, 
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to entice away one’s own, asa Woman 
whom one has formerly had for a 
wite; tawiéu inakihbe, he has stolen 
away his old wife—inawakilhma. 
i-na’-kim-ya, adv. of inamya; 
taking refuge in, fleeing to for shelter 
or refuge, trusting in: Niéinksi ina- 
kimya Geunnidiyapi, we pray to 
Thee, trusting m thy Son. 
i-na’-ki-pa, v. pos. of inapa: to 
take refuge in one’s own; to trust in 
something that sustains some rela- 
tion to one—inawakipa. 
i-na’-ki-tayn, v. pos. of inatan; 
to go off and leave one’s own in dan- 
ger—inawakitay, inauykitanpi. 
i-na’-ki-wi-azi, v. pos. of inawizi; 
to be envious of one’s own relations; 
to be jealous of one’s own—inawaki- 
wizi. 
i-na’-ku-ka, v. of nakuka; to 
crush or destroy with the foot—ina- 
wakuka. 
i-na’-kes-ya, adv. 
along side of. 
i-nam’, cont. of inapa. 
V-na-ma, wt. surprising! 
huyhuyhe. 
i-na’-mni, adv. T. beyond, over, 
as over the hill from. 
i-nam’-ya, adv. taking refuge in, 
sheltered by: tipi inamya wauy, I 
am taking refuge in a house. 
i-nan’-pa, v. - See inapa. 
i-na’-pa, v.a. to come out, come 
up out of, as in.diving; to appear 
or come out on the other side; to 
get through, live through, as through 
T. near by, 
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