. 
’-yo-pa-Sta-ka—i-yo’-wan-ke. 
pushed into the mouth of anything, 
a vial-cork, a stopper. See iostay. 
i-yo’-Stan-pi, ». a cork, a stop- 
per. 
i-yo’-ta-he-day, adv. between: 
unkiyotaheday, between us. See 
otahedan. 
i-yo’-ta-he-pi, adv. between one 
place and another. See otahepi. 
i-yo’-ta-kons, cont. of iyota- 
konza; opposite to, over against. T., 
iyotalkoys. See otakons. 
i-yo’-ta-koyns-ya, adv. 
with, opposite to. 
i-yo’-ta-kon-za, 
even 
adv. of ota- 
konza; opposite to, over against; 
even with. 
i-yo’-tay, 
T., iyotalkonza. 
Gay. great, greater, 
greatest, chief; used in comparing 
one thing with another—imay otay, 
iniyotay, uykiyotanpi. 
i-yo’-tay, adv. most, very: iyo- 
tan waste, very good, the best; iyo- 
tan ksapa, the wisest; iyotay Siéa, 
the worst. See also iyotaniyekiya. 
i-yo’-tan-da,v. See iyotandaka. 
i-yo’-tayn-da-ka, v.a. toesteem 
most, value most highly—iyotaywa- 
daka. 
V-yo-tang, cont. of ityotanka; 
fyotang hiyeya. 
Vv-yo-tang-ki-ya, v.a. tocause 
to sit down—ty otangwakiya. 
i-yo’-tan-hay, adv. very much. 
Same as iyotay. See iyotanhani- 
yekiya. 
i-yo’-tan-hay -i-ye-ki-ya, ». 
a. to have trouble, have a hard time, 
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have difficulty ; to trouble, make diffi- 
culty or hardship for another—tyo- 
tanhaniyewakiya. 
i-yo’-tay-héin, adv. T. chiefly, 
most of all. 
i-yo’-tan-i-ye-ki-ya, wv. a@. 
to find it difficult or hard, experience 
difficulty from ; to trouble. make labor 
or difficult for one—iyotaniyewa- 
kiya; iyotaniyemayaktya, thou hast 
gwen me a hard time. 
’-yo-tan-ka, v.n. to sit, be sit- 
ting; to sitdown,; to sit up, get up— 
imdotanka, {dotanka. 
V-yo-tayn-ka-han, part. sitting. 
/-yo-tayn-ke-han, part. sitting. 
i-yo’-tan-yayn, v.a._ to count the 
greatest—iyotanwaya. 
i-yo’-tan-yan, adv. 
i-yo’-tpa-ni, v4. 
kpani. 
i-yo’-tpa-ni-yan, adv. 
as iyokpaniyan. 
greatly. 
Same as iyo- 
Same 
i-yo’-to-hnag, cont. of iyotohna- 
ka; iyotohnag mda, I go at the risk 
of my life. 
i-yo’-to-hna-ka, v.n. to hazard 
life, risk one’s life, go into danger. 
See aotohnaka. 
i-yo’-wa, v.n. to gape, yawn— 
iyowawa, tyounwapi. TT), iyoya. 
i-yo’-wa, n. 
See iowa. 
i-yo’-wang, cont. of iyowanke; 
iyowangidiya, to be in the habit of, 
form a habit, take lessons from—ty 0- 
See owangya. 
habit. 
writing matervals. 
wayemiciya. 
i-yo’-wan-ke, x. 
