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ka-bu’-bu-ya, adv. red. of kabuya; 
knocking. 
ka-bu’-ya, adv. striking, knocking: 
kabuya wauy, I keep knocking. 
ka-éa’, a negative suffix; not; as, 
wastekaéa, it is not good. T., ka- 
éas. 
ka-Ga’, v. a. of kata; to warm, heat. 
See kanya, which seems to be the 
preferable form. 7, kalya. 
int). of doubt; ts it pos- 
See kaéag, 
, 
ka-éa’-eS, 
sible! 
ka-Gayn’, v. a. to shake, clean by 
shaking ov blowing, as the Dakotas 
do éangaga; to sift—wakaéan. 
ka-Gay’-Gayn, v. a. red. of kaéay 
and also of Ganéan; to make tremble 
or shake—wakaéanéan. 
ka=€an’- Gana’, wm. oo. 
a horse. 
to trot, as 
ka-Gan’-Gan-yan, adv.  shak- 
img. 
ka-éayn’-éan-ye-day, adv.  shak- 
ing, shivering with cold. 
ka-éayn’-he, v. 7. to shake with 
the cold—wakaéayhe. 
ka-éGayn’-nan, v. a to push out 
Jrom shore with a paddle——waka- 
éaynan: kaéannan iyeya, to blow 
out into the river. See paéannan. 
ka-Ga¥g, intj. of doubt or hesitation; 
what then! what of it! 
ka-ée’, pron. tuwe kaée, any one. 
T., keSa. 
ka-éeg’, cont. of kaéeka; kaéeg 
iyeya, to make stagger by striking. 
ka-éeg’-éeg-ya, adv. red. of ka- 
éegya. 
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ka-Geo’-ya, adv. staggering, na 
staggering manner: kaéegya mani, 
he walks staggeringly. 
ka-ée’-ka, v.a._ to strike and make 
stagger—wakaceka. 
ka-Gen’, adv. tuwe kaéen, any one, 
no matter who; tokiya kaéen; no 
matter where; about that, some- 
where near that, as, opawinge kaéen, 
about one hundred. 
ka-Gen’-ya, adv. about, nearly. 
ka-ée’-ya, v. a. of éeya; to make 
cry by striking—wakaéeya, unka- 
éeyapi, makaéeya. 
ka-¢éV-ka-dan, v. a. of ¢ikadan; 
to make small by chopping off—waka- 
éikadan. 
ka-6i’-ka-ye-dan, v. a. of Gika- 
yedayn; to make small by striking— 
waka¢ikayedan. 
ka-¢7-stin-na, . a. of Gstinna; 
to make small by cutting. T., kaéi- 
séila. 
ka-€0’-é60, v.a. to mix up, as 
mortar, fo make a noise, as in mix- 
ing mortar; to beat up, as eggs— 
wakaéoéo. See Goéo. 
ka-60’-za, v. a. to make warm by 
striking: wakaéoza kta waskan he- 
éen wakaéoza, I struck him for the 
purpose of warming him, in this way 
I made him warm. See Goza. 
ka-da’, v.a. to spill, scatter, to pour 
or throw out; to throw broadcast, to 
sow, as grain; not applied to li- 
quids—wakada, yakada, unkadapi: 
kada iyeya, and kada elipeya, he 
goes on scattering. T., kala. 
