ki’-éi-yu-Sna—ki-hda’. 
ki-éo0n’-za, v. See kiéunza. 
ki’-cu, v. of ku; to restore to one, 
give to one what belongs to him— 
wecu, yeéu, upkiéupi, micu, nicu, 
éiéu. According to analogy this 
should be kiéu, but it is not. 
ki-éun’-ni, v. to leave off, abstain 
from what one was about to do; 
to give over, be discouraged ; to excuse, | 
not press any further—wecuyni. See 
tyacuymi and iyakiéuyni. 
ki-éuyn’-ni-yay, adv. carelessly, 
not heartily: kiéuyniyay epa, I said 
it but did not wish tt. 
ki-éuyn’-ske, adv. 
half full. 
ki-éuyn’-ske-hayn, adv. half 
full, as a vessel. 
ki-éuyn’-za, v. to determine m re- 
gard to—weéuyza. 
ki-éw-wa, n. a friend, i. ¢. koda. 
Used chiefly by the Sissetons and 
some of the Teetons of the Mis- 
See kiGiéa. 
ki-éu’-wa, v. 
souri. 
pos of kuwa; to 
follow up, pursue, as in giving med- 
icine to one’s child—weéuwa. 
ki-éa’, v. pos. of ka; to dig one’s 
own; to dig for one—weéa. 
ki’-éin, v. pos. of In; to carry or 
pack one’s own, as one’s own child, 
or one’s own corn, ete.—wedin, 
unkiéinpi. 
n= GO, Oe 
Kote Ga 1) a 
clothes; to wse—weéuy, yeéuy), W)- 
kiéuppi: tawadin kiguy, to have 
one’s own way, be stubborn; oie ki- 
éuy, to use language. 
Same as kiéun. 
to put on or wear as 
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ki-éuyn’-ki-éi-¢i-ya, v.a. to 
put on for one, help one to put, on, 
as clothes—kiéuywectidiya. 
ki-éuy’-ki-ya, v.a. to cause to 
put on—kiéuywakiya. 
ki-guy’-ya, v.a. to cause to put 
on—kiéuywaya. 
ki-da’, v. of da, to ask; to ask or 
beg of one—wakida, yakida, unki- 
dapi, makida 
ki-da’, v. pos. of da, to think, 
esteem. See wastekida. 
ki-da’-ka,v. Sameaskida. See 
wastekidaka. 
ki-de’-de, adv. just as it happens: 
kidede wohdaka, he talks at ran- 
dom; kidede omawani, I walk with- 
out any purpose. This appears to 
be used when one has no determi- 
nation to do or not to do a thing. 
ki-do’-wan, v. of dowan; to sing 
to, as to a child—wakidowan. 
ki-gla’,v.n. T. to have gone home ; 
i. q. kihda. 
iM 
eni, I go home ; yagni, you go home. 
VCO, 
ki-gni’, v. n. to go home; wa- 
ki-gnu’-ni, v. lose one’s 
own—wegnuni. 
kVv-&e, v.a_ to scold, vex, quarrel 
with—wakige, yakige, unkigepi, 
makige, idige. 
ki-hbe’, v. to resemble. Same as 
kihma. 
ki-hda’ or kin-hda’, v. . 
It generally re- 
to 
have gone home. 
fers to past time, though it may be 
used in the future. In all the per- 
sons except the third, ‘“ya” is in- 
