ki-kw-se —ki-pa’-tan. 
features or form; to be like in char- 
acter, as a child resembles its pa- 
rents—wakinbe, uykinmanpi, ma- 
kinbe, ni¢inbe: atkuku kinma, he 
resembles his father. See kihma. 
ki-no’-wan, v. JT. of nowan; to 
swim home, swim back. 
ki-nw-kay, or kin-nu’-kan, 
adv. 
vided, cach having a part: kinukay 
ehnaka, to divide, place in two piles. 
separately, between two, di- 
ki-nuw’-kay-ki-ya, adv. sepa- 
rately. 
ki-nw-kay-yayn, adv.  sepa- 
rately. : 
ki-nuy’-ka, vn. togrow, flourish. 
kien needed. 0. 
of kiyunka; thow liest down. 
kin, def. art. the. When “a” or 
“ay” changed to “‘e” precedes, kin 
2d_ per. sing. 
becomes Gin. 
kiy’-éa, adj scraping. See yu- 
kinéa. 
kin-éa’-hay, part. bare; fallen off, 
as hair from a dead animal, or as 
scales. 
kin-éa’-wa-hay, part. Same 
as kinéahaa. 
kiy-hay’ conj. if, when. After 
a” or “an” changed to ‘‘e,” -it 
“Gyhay.” See kinahay. 
and yet, vf. 
See kihda. 
becomes 
kin-hays’, adv: 
kin-hda’, v. 
kin-in’, v.a. to throw at: inyay 
on kinin, to pelt with stones, té stone— 
wakinin, makiniy, niéinin. 
kins, cont. of kinza. 
kins-kin’-za, v. red. of kinza; to 
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grate or gnash, as the teeth; to 
squeak, as shoes do. 
kin’-sko-ke-€a, adv. 
See tinskokeéa. 
kin’-sko-sko-ke-éa, adv. red. 
so large. 
of kinskokeéa. 
kin’-sko-sko-ya, adv. red. of 
kinskoya. See tinskoskoya. 
kiy’-sko-ya, adv. thus far around. 
T. grating, 
See kinza. 
Th. and T. a 
spoon; spoons; a large kind of tor- 
See tukiha. 
kin-yayn’, v. n. 
\ J, 
kin-sle’-ya, adv. 
as a wagon on snow. 
kin-ska’, +n. horn 
toise. 
to fly, as birds do: 
kinyayn iyaya, it has flown. 
kin-yay’-pi, those that fly, 
birds, 
kiy-ye’, v. Sameaskinyay: taku 
kinye én, birds. 
kin’-za, v.n. to creak, to grate. 
ki-on’-pa, v pos. of onpa; to lay 
or place on one’s own. 
ki-pa’, v.a. to keep for one, as a 
puppy or girl, to keep what one has 
bespoken for him—wakipa, uyki- 
papi, makipa. See kidipa. 
ki-pa’-kin-ta, v a. of pakinta; 
to cleanse away for one, wipe off— 
wakipakinta, uwykipakintapi. 
ki-pa’-mni, v. a. of pam; fo 
divide ov distribute to—wiéawaki- 
pamni. 
ki-pan’, v. of pan; to call to one— 
wakipan, ujkipanpi. 
ki-pa’-ta, v. pos. of pata; to cut 
up one’s own, as meat: 4. ¢. kpata. 
ki-pa’-tan, v. of patan; to keep for 
