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i-na’/-héo—i-na’-ya. 199 
a winter; to take shelter or refuge 
mm, from a storm or from any evil; 
to trust m—inawapa, inauypapi; 
inacipa, I take refuge in thee. 
i-na’-péin-wayg-way-ka, adj. 
red. of inapéinwanka; every ninth 
one. 
i-na’-péin-wan-ka, adj. the 
ninth. T., inapéinyunka. 
i-na’-pe-ya, v.a. to cause to come 
out of, cause to appear on the other 
side; to shoot through; to cause to 
live through, as through a winter; 
to cause to trust in—inapewaya, 
inapeuyyaypi. 
i-na’-pe-ya, adv. 
trusting in. 
i-na’-pi-Skayn-yay, v. to do 
little things to pass away time, to kill 
time—inapiskay waya. 
i-na’-pi-Skan-yayn-pi, n. toys, 
playthings. 
i-na’-pi-Stan-yan, v. Same 
as inapiskanyay. 
i-na’-po-ta, v.a. of napota; to 
wear out, as one’s moccasins, by 
means of something—inawapota. 
i-na’/-psa-ka, vw. a. of napsaka; 
to break off, as a string, with the foot, 
by means of something—inawa- 
appearing ; 
psaka. 
i-na’-psa, v.n. to make a noise, 
as one walking with water in his 
moccasins—inawapsa. 
i-na’-pta, v. a. to wear out a 
thing—inawapta: hanpa inapta 
iyewaye, I have worn out my moc- 
casins. See inapota. 
i-na’-pte-éa,v.n. tobe prevented 
by; used with Sni: inapteéa ni, 
not to be prevented by anything— 
inamapteéa sni. 
i-na’-pte-tu, adv. prevented by; 
less. 
i-na’/-$dog, cont. of inagdoka; 
inagdog iyaya. 
i-na’-S§do-ka, v. to pass on be- 
yond; to wear through, wear out a 
thing, as, hanpa inawagdoka, I have 
worn through my moccasins ; to get 
one’s self away, escape, as from 
danger—sinawasdoka. 7, inagloka, 
to slip off, as a cover from any- 
thing. See inalidoka. 
i-na’-Sdo-ka, adv. past: wiyo- 
tayhan inagdoka, a little past noon, 
i-na’-ta-ke, n. (iand nataka) a 
Jastener, i. e., a bolt, lock, bar; a 
Jence, fort, ete. See malinatake. 
i-na’-tay, v.a. to disregard, leave 
im danger—inawatan, inamayatay. 
John xiii. 38. 
i-na/-tay, v.a. to press upon with 
the foot. Hence, siinatay, something 
on which the foot presses, stirrups. 
l-na-tib-ya, vu T to roast 
hurriedly, as meat on coals; to 
make curl up. 
i-na’-wi-zi,v. tobe jealous; to be 
envious of—inawawizi, inauy wizipi. 
i-na’-wi-zi-pli, nv. jealousy, envy. 
i-na’-wi-zi-ya, va. to cause 
be jealous—inawiziwaya. See na- 
wizi. 
i-na’-ya, v.a._ tocall mother, have 
Jor mother—inawaya, inauyyanpi. 
