ki-hda’-pa 
ki-han’-Si-éa, v.n._ to be bad or 
stormy weather, to rain or snow. T., | 
osiceéake. 
ki-hay’-Si-ksu-ya, v. to know 
by ones feelings that unpleasant 
weather is coming—kihaysiwaksuya. 
ki-han’-yan, v. of hanyay; to be 
likely to die to or for one, as one’s 
child—makihanyay, nigihanyan. 
T., kidihanyan. 
ki-hdo’, v. pos. of ldo; to growl 
over one’s own, as a dog over his 
bone. 
ki-ho’, v. See akiho. 
ki-i’-hda-ksa, v._ reflex. of ki- 
éaksa; to injure one’s self—kimi- 
hdaksa, kinihdaksa. 
ki-i’-hdu-Sspa, v. reflex. to free 
one’s self, to wrestle. Perhaps this 
is only used in the plural; as, 
kithduspapi, they wrestle at arms’ 
length—kiuykihduspapi. 7, iglu- 
Spa. See kiéiksan. 
ki-in’-yan-ka, v.n.of inyanka; 
to run with one; to run with some 
object in view. 
ki-in’-yan-ka-pi, m @ run- 
ning, @ race. 
ki-in’-ye-ya, v. T. toshoot or 
make fly an arrow: 7. q. kihiyeya. 
ki-in’-ye-ya-pi, » T. a bow- 
shot. 
ki-kay’-he-Za, v. ». pos. of kay- 
heZa; to be sick for or to one, as one’s 
child—makikanheza. 7’, kiéikuza 
ki-ka’-tan-ka, n. 
duck, about as large as the mallard, 
with a sharp bill. 
a species of 
ki-kto’-ya. 987 
ki-kv-hda, or ki-kin’-hda, w. 
n. to go home and leave one, as 
one’s dog or horse—makikihda, ni- 
éi¢ihda, wykikihdapi. 7., kiéikigla. 
ki-ki’-ta, adj. tough, elastic. T., 
Aza. 
ki-ksam’, cont. of kiksapa. 
ki-ksa’-pa, v.n. of ksapa; to be- 
come wise; to consult—wakiksapa. 
ki-ksu’-ya, v. a. 
recollect ; to be conscious, have a feel- 
or sense of—weksuya, yeksuya, 
unkiksuyapi, miksuya, niksuya, 
éiksuya. 
ki-ksu’-ye-ki-ya, v. a to 
cause to remember—kiksuyewakiya. 
to remember, 
ki-ksu’-ye-Sni, v.n. to be um- 
conscious, to be numb; as nape we- 
ksuyesni, my hand is numb. 
ki-ksw-ye-ya, v.a. to cause to 
remember—kiksuyewaya. 
ki-kgay’, v. a. to violate, commit a 
rape on; to take without leave—wa- 
kikgay, unkiksanpi. 7., kisleya. 
See kiéiksayn and kisdeya. 
ki-kSayn’-pi, ». rape. See wi- 
kiksanpi. 7, wikisleyapi. 
ki-kta’, v.n. to awake from sleep ; 
to be awake—wekta, yekta, uyki- 
ktapi. . 
ki-kta’-hay, part. awake: kikta- 
hay un, to keep awake. - 
ki-kte’, v. a. of kte; to kill one’s 
wekte, yekte, 
own; to kill for one 
uykiktepi, mikte. 
ki-kto’, v.a. to take a boat to, bring 
over the river—wakikto, makikto. 
ki-kto’-ya, v.a  tocause to come 
