Kka-kin?= 
up ; to wink, as the eye—wakakpan. 
See istakakpan. 
ka-kpi’, v.a._ to crack or break, as 
a nut—wakakpi. 
ka-ksa’, v. a. to cut off with an ax 
or by striking—wakaksa, yakaksa, 
unkaksapi. See baksa, naksa, pa- 
ksa, yaksa, and yuksa. 
ka-ksa’-ksa, v. red. of kaksa; 
to cut off often; to cut up, as wood 
for the fire—wakaksaksa. 
ka-ksi’-za, ». a ravine, hollow, 
low place, gully, with or without 
water. T\, opalici. See osmaka. 
ka-k$a’, v.a. to wind, as yarn; to 
Sold up—wakakéa, unkakgapi. 
ka-kSa’, adv. coiled up: kakéa 
wanka, it lies coiled up. 
ka-k§a’-day, adv. coiled up. 
ka-kSa’-kSa, adv. red. of kakéa; 
coiled up, in coils, rolled round. 
ka-kSay’, v. a. to bend, bend up— 
wakaksan, wykakSanpi. 
ka-kSan’-kSay, adv. crookedly, 
in a zigzag manner: kakéankéan in- 
yayka, he runs crookedly. 
ka-k$i/-k$i-za, v. red. of kaksiza, 
ka-k$is’, cont. of kaksiza; kaksgig 
iyeya, to double up. 
ka-ksis’-ya, va. to cause to shut 
up—kaksiswaya. 
ka-kSi’-za,v.a. tobend up, double 
up by striking; to shut up, as a 
pocket-knife—wakaksiza. 
ka-ktavn’, v.a. to bend by striking— 
wakaktay. 
ka-ktayn’-ktay, v. red. of kaktan. 
ka-ktan’-yan, ads. bending. 
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ka-kti’-hay, adv. stumbling, tot- 
tering. T., kaéekéel. 
ka-kti’-han-hay, adv. red. of 
kaktihan; stumbling, tottering: ka- 
ktihanhayn mani, to walk in a stag- 
gering manner. See kaéegya. 
ka-kti’-han-hayn-yan, adv. 
stumblingly. 
ka-kti’-han-yan, v.a. tocause 
to stumble along—kaktihay waya. 
ka-kuw’, v.a.of aku; to start to bring 
home to one—wakaku, unkakupi, 
makaku. 
ka-ku’-ka, va. to pound to pieces, 
make rotten by pounding—wakaku- 
ka, unkakukapi. 
ka-kuy’-kun-ta, v.a._ to cut in 
. ridges—wakakuykupta. 
ka-kuy’-ta, v.a. to cut a groouve 
in—wakakunta. See kakonta. 
ka-kuyn’-tkun-ta, v.a Same 
as kakunkunfta. 
ka-ke’-ga, v.a. to make a grating 
noise—wakakesa. 
ka-kes’, cont. of kakeza; kakes 
iyeya, to blow off and leave bare and 
hard, as when the wind blows the 
snow from the ground. 
ka-ke’-za, v.n. to leave hard and 
bare, as the wind does the ground. 
See kakoza, 
ka-ko’-Ga, v.a. to scrape, as a 
turnip—wakakoga. 
| ka-kolyv, cont of kakoga; tipsinna 
kakoh yutapi, scraping turnips they 
eat them. 
ka-kos’, cont. of kakoza; kakos 
iyeya. ; 
