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serted, as if from kiyahda—waki- 
yahda, yakiyahda, unkiyahdapi. 
ki-hda’-pa, v. to dress or paint, 
as the face and body—wehdapa, 
unkihdapapi. 7., Saigiya. 
ki-hde’, v. Same as kihda. 
ki-hde’, v. of hde; to place for, 
make ready for one; to place or lay 
up one’s own—wehde, unkihdepi. 
See kihnaka and kionpa. 
ki-hde’-ga, v.a. to overtake one— 
wehdega, yehdega, unkihdegapi, 
mihdega. See ehdega and eki- 
hdega. 
ki-hde’-ya, 
home—kihdewaya. 
ki-hdw-Spa, v. pos. to break in 
two one’s own—kiwahduspa, kiun- 
hduspapi. 
ki-hi’, v.n._ to be fledged, as young 
birds; to become large enough to pro- 
vide for one’s self. See unéihi. 
ki-hi’-ya, va. 
train up to manhood—kihiwaya, ki- 
hiunyaypi. T., unéihiya. 
ki-hi’-ye-ya, v.a. to shoot an ar- 
row as far as one can—kihiyewaya, 
kihiyeunyanpi. 7, kiinyeya. 
ki-hi’-ye-ya-pi, a bow-shot. 
to look lke, resem- 
wehma, and wa- 
v. a. to send off 
to raise, as a child, 
ki-hma’, v. n. 
ble, 7. g. kinma 
kihma, yehma. 
ki-hna’,v a@_ tocaress, fondle, as a 
child; to comfort—wehna, yehna, 
upkihnapi. See ki- 
hnayan. 
ki-hnag’, cont. of kihnaka; kihnag 
wahi, I came to lay away. 
T., kigna. 
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ki-hnag’-ya, v.a._ to cause to lay 
up one’s own—kihnagwaya. 
red. of kibna. 
ki-hna’-ka, v. a. of hnaka; to lay 
up for, keep for one; to lay up one’s 
ki-hna’-hna, v. 
own; to put off, stop proceedings— 
wehnaka, yehnaka, uykihnakapi. 
T., kignaka. See kihde. 
ki-hna’-yayn, v. a. to caress, to 
fondle—wakihnayay. T., kigna- 
yan. See kihna. 
ki-hnug’, cont. of kihnuka; ki- 
hnug iyaya, to go under water, 
dive—kihnug imdamde. 
ki-hnug’-ki-ya, va. 
to dive—kihnugwakiya. 
ki-hnu’-ka, v. to dive—wehnuka, 
yehnuka. 
ki-hnuw’-ni, v. 2 of hnuni; to be 
bewildered, not able to remember how 
to doa thing—wakihnuni. 7, ki- 
enuni and wadéingnuni. 
to cause 
ki-hnu’-ni-ya, ¥. a. to bewilder, 
cause to make a mistake—kihnuni- 
waya, kihnunimayan. 
to get through, 
reach home—wakihuyni, uykihuy- 
ki-huy’-ni, v. ». 
nipi. See ihunni. 
kiv-hu-we, v. of huwe; kihuwe 
ya, to go to bring something for 
another—kihuwe mda. 7, kici- 
hiyohi. 
ki-hay’, v. of hay; to do to one, to 
treat one in any way—wakihan, 
T., okihay. See kiskay. 
ki-han’-na, v. dim. of kihan; 
kihanna hinéa, to do only a little for 
one. 
makihay. 
