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i-yo’-hdi, x. 
hone, whetstone. TT’, miyogli. 
i-yo’-hdi-ya, v.a._ to rub back 
and forth, as in whetting or strop- 
ping a razor—iyohdiwaya. 
Vv-yo-he, n. something wrapped 
around the feet, socks, stockings. 
each, every one ; 2. q. 
a razor-strop; @ 
i-yo’-hi, adj. 
otoiyohi. 
i-yo’-hi-la, adj. fT. 
i. g. tyohi. 
i-yo’-hi, va. 
rive at, a place—iyowahi: to be 
sufficient for, reach to one, asin a 
division of articles; to be large 
each one: 
to reach, get to, ar- 
enough for, as a garment—iyomahi, 
iyouynhipi, iyowiéahi. 
i-yo’-hi-ki-ya, v. a. wt cause 
to reach or arrive at; to give to 
each one, make go round, as in 
dividing articles; to pay one’s debts 
entirely up—iyohiwakiya, iyohi- 
unkiyapi. 
i-yo’-hi-Sni, v. 
See iyohi. 
i-yo’-hi-Sni-vayn, v.a. tocause 
not to reach to. See iyohiya. 
i-yo’-hi-ya, v. a. to cause to 
reach a place; to extend the hand to; 
to make reach to all; to pay up one’s 
debts—iy ohiwaya, iyohiunyanpi. 
v-yo-hmus, cont. of fyohmuza; 
fyohmus yanka. 
i’-yo-hmus-ya, va. 
shut the mouth. 
V’-yo-hmu-za, v. ». (i and ohmuza) 
to have the mouth shut, lay the hand 
on the mouth—ty owahmuza. 
not to reach to. 
to cause to 
DAKOTA -ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
i-yo’-hnag, cont. of iyohnaka; 
iyohnag iyeya, 
i-yo’-hnag-ki-ya, v.a. to put 
into the mouth of another; to give to 
eat, cause to eat—iy ohnagwakiya. 
i-yo’-hnag-ya, v.a. to cause to 
put into the mouth, give food to—iyo- 
hnagwaya. 
i-yo’-hna-ka, v. a. (i and olnaka) 
to put into the mouth, as food—iyo- 
wahnaka, iyounhnakapi. 
i-yo’-hna-ka, na mouthful. 
i-yo’-lia, nm. the lower part of the 
Face, the side of the face; the jowl, 
lower jaw of animals. 
i-yo’-ha-éan-du-hu-pa, 2” 
the common short-stemmed pipe. T., 
iyohaéaynnonpa. 
i-yo’-ha-hin, x. whiskers: iyo- 
hahinsma and iyohingsma, heavy 
whiskers. 
i-yo’-ha-ha, n. 
See halhia. 
i-yo’-hda-te-ya, adv. of olida- 
teya; underneath. 
i-yo’-hlo-ke, » 7. 
of a stream. 
i-yo’-hpa. See iyulipa. 
i-yo’-hpa-ya, va. togom, fall 
into, alight in, as ducks in a pond; 
to join, become partakers of, as in 
joining a church or society—iyo- 
walipamda. 
i-yo’-lipe-ki-ya, va. 
as iyolipeya. 
i-yo’-hpe-ya, va. to throw or 
cast into; to cause to fall into, to 
plant, as corn or other grain—iyo- 
T.  water-falls. 
the mouth 
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