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tight, make tight, make firm—waka- 
tinza. 
ka-to’-za, v. a. to dull or make 
blunt by striking—wakatoza. 
ka-tun’-ke-éa, v. See atun- 
keéa. 
ka-u’, v.a. of au; to bring to one, 
lo be in the act of bringing to—wakau, 
unkaupi; Giéau, makau. 
ka-wa’. See yukawa. 
ka-wa’-éi, v.a. (ka and waGi) to 
cause to dence by striking, to spin by 
whipping, as the boys do their 
tops—wakawaci. 
ka-wa’-hay, part. opened. 
ka-way ee’, 
wang elipeya. TZ, kaung. 
ka-way’-ka, v. a. 
fell, as trees—wakawanka; to blow 
cont. of kawanka; ka- 
to cut down, 
down, as the wind does trees, 
houses, ete. T., kauynka. 
ka-wan’-ka-ka, v.n. T. tobe 
jolted or bounced up and down, asin 
a wagon; kawankaka yemaya. 
ka-way’-kan, adv. kawaykan iye- 
ya, to knock upwards. See wankan. 
ka-wayn’-kan-wa-pa, adv. a 
little up. 
ka-wa’-$’a-ka, v.n. of wag’aka; 
to be made strong by packing or car- 
rying loads—makawas’aka. 
to make well by 
striking or culting with an ax. 
ka-wa’-Ste, v. a. 
ka-we’-ga, v.a._ to break by strik- 
ing, but not entirely off; to break, 
as an ax-helve; to break down— 
wakawe@a, unkawegapi; to break, 
as the wind does trees. 
DAKOTA-—ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
ka-weli’, cont. of kawega; kaweh 
iyeya. 
ka-weli’-we-ga, v. red. of ka- 
wega. 
ka-wel’-weh, cont. of kaweh- 
wega; kaweliweh iyeya, to fracture 
or break in several places. 
ka-welh’-ya, v. a. to cause to 
|  break—kaweliwaya. 
ka-welv-ya, adv. breaking. 
ka-wi’-hnu-ni, v.a.__ to destroy 
by striking, to break in pieces—wa- 
kawihnuni. 
\ka-win’-@a,v.n. to turnin one’s 
course; kawinga iyaya, he went 
turning—wakawinga. See pawin- 
oa, yawinga, and yuwinga. 
ka-win lh’, cont. of kawinga. 
ka-win 8’, cont. of kawinza; kawing 
iyeya and kawins elpeya, to beat 
down, mat down. 
ka-wins-win§S, cont. of kawins- 
winza. 
ka-wins-wins-ya, adv. matted 
- down 
ka-win8s’-win-za, v. red. of ka- 
winza. 
to cause to 
kawinSwaya. 
ka-win’s’-ya, adv. 
JSallen down. 
ka-win’-Za, v. a. to beat down, 
mat down by striking, as grass, ete.— 
wakawinza. 
ka-wi’-ta-ya adv. of witaya; 
together: kawitaya iheya, to as- 
semble together, flock together. 
ka-w0’-o-tay-in, vn. 
ka-wins’-ya, v. a. 
mat down 
beaten down, 
to be- 
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