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to tie together, as two strings—iyo- 
kiwakaska. 
i-yo’-ki-éa-Ske-ya, adv. tied 
together, connected or following each 
other, as the seasons, without any 
intervening time. 
i-yo’-ki-éa-Spa, v. a. of kagpa; 
to divide in the middle—iyokiwaka- 
Spa. 
i’-yo-ki-he, ov. 
second—ty owakihe. 
V’-yo-ki-he, ad. 
i-yo’-ki-he, n. 
kihe, the leg-joint. See dkihe. 
’-yo-ki-he-ya, adv. lengthened 
out, added to, next to, following, suc- 
ceeding. See okiheya. 
i-yo’-ki-hi, v a. of okihi; to be 
to be next to, be 
second, next to. 
a joint: hu iyo- 
able for; to come upon, come up 
with—iy owakihi, iyounkihipi. 
i-yo’-ki-hi-ya, v. a. to make 
able for—iyokihiwaya. See oki- 
hiya. 
i-yo’-ki-hi-ya, adv. ably. 
i-yo’-ki-hnag, cont. of iyoki- 
hnaka; iyokihnag hinhda, at the 
same instant; said of guns fired off 
at the same time. 
i-yo’-ki-hna-ka, v a. of oki- 
hnaka; to put or place m together ; 
to put in one’s own mouth—iyowa- 
kihnaka. 
i-yo-ki’-ka, va. to forbid, ‘hin- 
der. Same as iyokigni. 
i-yo’-ki-ni-hay, adj. of okini- 
han; honored for. 
i-yo’-ki-ni-han-yan, 
honorably. 
adv. 
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i-yo’-ki-pi, v. a. to please, be 
pleasing to—iyowakipi, iyounkipi- 
pl, tyoéiéipi. 
i-yo’-ki-pi, v. ~. to be pleased 
with, to like; to be contented—iyo- 
makipi, iyonidipi, iyounkipipi. 
i-yo’-ki-pi-ya, v.a._ to please, 
cause to be pleased—iyokipiwaya, 
iyokipiuyyanpi, tyokipimayan. 
i-yo’-ki-pi-ya, adv.  delight- 
Sully, pleasantly. 
i-yo’-ki-pta, v. pos. of iyopta; 
to go towards home ; to advance, go on, 
make progress im any business of 
one’s own—iyomakipta, iyoniéipta. 
i-yo’-ki-se, m. of okise; the half 
of anything cut in two. 
i- yo’-ki-Si-éa, v. n. to be sad, 
sorry, grieved—iy omakisiéa, iyoni- 
Gisiéa, iyounkisiéapi: waéin iyoki- 
Siéa, to be displeased with, have one’s 
mind made sad by—waéiy iyowaki- 
Siéa. 
i-yo’-ki-Si-éa-pi, ». sadness, 
sorrow. 
i-yo’-ki-Si-éa-ya, v. a. to make 
sad, to sadden. See iyokisinya. 
i-yo’-ki-Si-éa-ya, adv. sadly. 
i-yo’-ki-sin, cont. of iyokisiéa; 
iyokisin waun. 
i-yo’-ki-Sin-ya, va. to sad- 
den, grieve, displease, disappoint— 
iyokisinwaya, iyokisinuy yaypi, 
iyokisinmayan. 
i-yo’-ki-Sin-ya, adv. imaman- 
ner producing sadness, sadly. 
i-yo-ki’-Sni, v. a to forbid, pre- 
vent, hinder—iyowakigni, iyounki- 
