i-wo’-mni-yayn—i’-ya-ka-pa. 
i-ya’-hda-skin-ya, v. a. to 
cause to press upon—iyahdaskin- 
waya. 
i-ya’~hda-ska, v. pos. of iyaka- 
Ska; to tie one’s own to—iyawahda- 
ska, iyaunhdaskapi. 
i-ya’-hde, v.n_ to go or come to; 
to reach to, extend to; to lead to, as 
a road; to meet, come upon one— 
iyamahde, iyaunhdepi. See iya- 
hdeya. 
i-ya’-hde-han-pa, n. (Gyahde and 
hanpa) socks. T., huynyakoy huha 
pteéela. 
i-ya’-hde-huy-ska, n. (iyahde 
and huyska) socks, stockings. 
i-ya’-hde-ton, v.a. to have on 
or over, as, iyahdeton eon, je does 
it on something else; to knit. 
i-ya’-hde-ton-yayn, adv. onor 
over, having something under: iya- | 
hdetonyay kaksa, to cut one stick 
off on another. 
i-y a’-hde- ya, v. a. to cause to 
reach to; to lead to, bring one to; to 
merit, deserve, bring upon one—lya- | 
hdewaya, iyahdeunyanpi; iyahde- 
i¢iya, to bring on one’s self—iya- | 
hdemi¢iya. 
i-ya’-hde-ya, adv. 
even to. 
iv-ya-he, n._ the ball and heel of the 
foot. T., siyete iyahe. 
i-ya’-hna, prep. after, behind, fol- 
lowing; with, together with: iyahna 
ya, fo go with; aypetu hanyetu 
iyahna, both day and night. 
i-ya’-hna-hna, red. of iyahna. 
reaching to, 
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-ya-hna-hna-na, adv. gently, 
carefully. T., iktahela; iwasteglala. 
i-ya’-hna-ken, adv 
ner of following. 
i-ya’-hpa-ya, v.n. to fall upon, 
to seize, pounce upon, lay hold of vio- 
lently—iyawalipaya and iyawalipa- 
mda, iyayalipada, iyauplipayapi. 
See alipaya. 
i-ya’-hpe-ki-éi-¢éi-ya, v. a. 
to put or throw on for one, as in 
in the man- 
putting a load on a horse. See 
iyalipekiya. 
i-ya’-hpe-ki-ya, v.a. to give 
or hand to; to carry around to, as the 
pipe is taken round on great occa- 
sions and held for each one to 
smoke; to put on or throw over, as in 
putting on the load of a horse—iya- 
hpewakiya, iyalhpeunkiyapi. T,, 
to touch the ground with and then 
hold up to heaven, as they do be- 
fore smoking the pipe.—w. J. ¢. 
i-ya’-hpe-ya, v. a. to carry 
around to; to hand to; to throw over 
or on—iyahpewaya. 
kiya. 
i-ya’-i-hda-ska, v. reflex. of iya- 
kaska; to tie one’s self; to give one's 
self up to be bound; 7. q. iyai¢ihda- 
iyamihdaska, iyanihdaska. 
See iyalipe- 
Ska 
-ya-ka-hpe, m. of akalipa; a 
cover or lid for the mouth of any 
thing. 
i’-ya-kam, adv. beyond, surpassing. 
v-ya-kam-tu, adv. surpassingly. 
to be larger 
than, to surpass—tyamakapa. 
i-ya-ka-pa, v. . 
