ko-hayn’ —ko-say’-ta. 
ko-ki/-pe-ki-ya, v.a. to cause 
to fear—kokipewakiya. 
ko-ki’-pe-ya, v. &% to cause 
to fear, make afraid of—kokipe- 
waya. ; 
Jear- 
ing, fearful, afraid: kokipeyahay 
wauyn, J am fearful. 
ko’-ki-Spa, v. n. to join, unite. 
T., iGiyakagska, See oSpaye. 
ko’-ki-Spe-ya, va 
join—kokigpewaya. 
ko-ki’-pe-ya-hay, adv. 
to cause to 
ko’-ki-au, v.n. to come together 
See iyokizu, kiyokizu, and okizu. 
ko’-ki-au-ya, v.a._ to cause to 
unite together. 
ko’-ki-zu-ya, adv. unitedly. 
ko’-ko, adv. red. of ko. 
ko’-ko-dan, adv. lively. T., ko- 
koyela. See kokeday,. 
ko-kog’-ya, adv. of kokoka; rat 
tling. 
ko’-ko-hay-na, adv. lively. See 
kohaynna 
ko-ko’-ka, v. mn. 
stiff skin. 
ko-ko’-ya-han-na, m Ih. a 
chicken, fowls; t. q. aypaohotoyna. 
to rattle, as a 
T., kokoyahanla. 
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<o-ko’-yan-na, adv. red. of ko- 
yayna, 
ko-ko’-ye-la, adv. T. 
See kokohanna. 
in quick 
SUCCESSION. 
ko-ko’-au-ha, n. (koka and ozu- 
ha) an empty cask, barrel, ov keg. 
T., kokaozuha. 
ko’-kta, adv. 
ko and koya. 
also, besides. See 
295 
ko-kta and ko-kto’, 
one thousand. 
ko’-kta-ya, adv. 
aaj, 1. 
besides. 
ko-kto’-pa-win-ge, adj. a thou- 
sand. See kektopawinge. 
koy, v. to desire, to cove-—wakon, 
yakoy, wykonpi. 
koy, n. mother-in-law; konku, his 
or her mother-in-law. See kun. 
kovn’-koy-ta, Same as kon- 
T., kuytkuyta. 
kovn’-ta-hay, part. uneven, ridged. 
kovn’-tkon-ta, adj. uneven, with 
Hence, Ganbakontkonta, 
a wash-board. 
tkonta. 
ridges. 
to start in sleep— 
he 
T , Skayn hingla. 
kon-yayn’, v. n. 
wakonyay: konyay hinhda, 
started suddenly. 
kon’-za, v. todetermine, influence ; 
to pretend, as, witko konza, to pre- 
tend to be drunk—wakoyza, ya- 
koyza, unkoyzapi. 
ko’-pa, na fearful place ; fear. 
T., okope. 
ko’-pa, adj. insecure, exposed to be 
killed by an enemy; in fear: kope 
waun, 1 am in fear. 
ko’-pe-hda, v n. to be afraid, be 
in fear—kopewahda, kopeyahda, 
kopeunhdapi. See kokipa. 
to make afraid— 
T., wakokipekiéaga. 
ko’-pe-ya, v. @. 
kopewaya. 
ia 
co’-pe-ya, adv. insecurely. 
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cos, cont. of koza; nape kos waun, 
T am beckoning with my hand. 
ko-sayn’-ta, adv. from one to an- 
other: kosaynta wiGawaku, I gave 
away what was given to me. 
