i-sta’-mdes —i-tay’-éayn-ki-ya. 
me 
the eye-lids. 
isun iyeya, to do more 
than was requisite, to overdo. 
to fail of accom- 
plishing, be unable to do a thing— 
isuwata. T., fo miss in shooting at. 
i-$u’-te, adv. at random, as it hap- 
pens: igute otaka, very much, 7. q. 
Stedapi. 
i-Su’-te-ka, adv. 
-Su’-te-ya, v. @. 
-§to’-zu-ha, n. 
i-sun’, v. 
i-Su’-ta, v. a. 
T., ituses. 
Same as isute. 
to cause to fail 
of—isutewaya, isutemayan. 
i-ta’-hda-lhbe, adv. with the 
wind. T., itaglaliwe. 
V’-ta-hda-lbe, adv. with the 
wind. The word is accented in 
this way when used with a noun; 
as, paha ftahdalibe unyanpi, we go 
to the leeward of the hill. 
me 
i-ta’-hda-hbe-ki-ya, adv. with 
the wind. 
i—tar- ind a-h-bie- ya, adv. with 
the wind. 
i-ta-he-na, 
side of. 
i-ta’-he-na, adv. Th. on this 
side of; since. See itato. 
i-ta’-he-na-tay-han, 
Th. on this side of. 
i-ta’-he-pi, adv. by the way, be- 
tween places. T., itahepiyela. 
i-ta’-hnag, v. cont. of itahnaka. 
i-ta’-hnag-ya, adv. placed one 
on top of another. 
i-ta’-hna-ka, v. a. to place one 
on top of another—itawahnaka. 
i-ta’-hna-ka, adv. placed one on 
another, See ahnaka. 
T., itaglaliweya. 
adv. Ih. on this 
adv. 
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i-ta’-ka-ha, n. the instep. Hence, 
siitakaha, the top of the foot, instep. 
i-ta’-ka-hpe, n. See iteakalipe. 
i-ta’-ka-sam, adv. over the river 
Jrom, opposite to. T., koakata. 
i-ta’-ka-sayn-pa, adv. over 
against, across the river or lake from 
any place. T., koakatanhan. 
i-ta’-ka-sayn-pa-tay-hay, adv. 
on the other side from. 
i-ta’-ke, n. the instep; the top or 
piece put in the instep of a moccasin. 
See hanpitake and hanpaitake. 
V-ta-ki-hna, adv. one over an- 
other, in layers. 
’-ta-ki-hna, . something worn 
over another garment, a vest. 
i-ta’-ku-ni-§gni, v. n. of takuni- 
Sni; to come to naught. 
V’-tam, adv. soon after: itam yay- 
keya, to be after. 
i-tay’, adv. of tan; on the side: itay 
anog, on both sides. From this we 
have mitantanhayn, at my side; mi- 
tankiyedayn, near me, ete. 
i-tay’, v.n. to be vain, proud of, 
to glory im—imatay, initay, uyjki- 
tanpi Hence, iwiéatay, vain-glory- 
ing. See witan. 
i-tan’-a-no-ka-tay-han, adv. 
on both sides of. 
i-tay’-Gayn, x. a chief, ruler, head 
one; a lord, master; the principal 
thing—imatayéay, initanéay. See 
otanéayn and tanéan. 
i-tayn’-éayn-ka, n. 
master. 
i-tan’-éan-ki-ya, v.a@. 
chief one, lord, 
to have 
