kpu-kpa’—kuyn-ya’. 
ktan-ktay’-ki- ya, adv. crook- 
edly, indirectly, zigzag. 
ktay-ktan’-yan; adv. 
ktay-yan’, adv. 
kte, »v. 
kte, v.a. 
crookedly 
crookedly. 
Same as kta. 
to kill anything—wakte, 
yakte, unktepi, makte, nikte, ¢ikte: 
tin wiéakte, to kill one of one’s own 
people, commit murder ; akiGita kte, 
to kill as a soldier, that is, to execute 
a sentence on one, by breaking his 
gun, cutting up his blanket or tent, 
or killing his horse. See kata. 
kte’-dan, v.a. 
torious over; to win, beat in gam- 
bling—wakteday, unktepiday ; to be 
overcome—maktedar. 
kte-ki’-ya, v.a. 
ktewakiya. 
kto, adv. 
to overcome, be vic- 
See ohiya. 
to cause to kill— 
This 
is chiefly used in answering qules- 
why? what of it? 
tions; as, heéanoy he, didst thou do 
it? hay heéamoy, kto, yes, I did 
at; why?—perhaps; indeed; yes; 
miye kto, i#is I indeed. T., kisto. 
kto’-ka, adv. T. indeed, surely: 
i. q. kto. 
ku, suffix pron. his, hers, ete. 
ku, v.n. to come towards home, to be 
coming home; to be coming back— 
waku, yaku, ujkupi. See u and 
hdi. 
kw’-ée-dayn, adv. low, low down, 
near the ground: wi kuéeday, the 
sun is low. See kutayhay. 
ku’-ée-e-day, adv. 
@q. kuéeday. T., kuéiyela. 
ku’-ée-ye-dayn, ku’-te-ye- 
low down: 
299 
day, and kw’-Ge-ye-na, adv. 
low down, low of stature, short 
ku-ka’, adj. rotten, tender, worn 
out, as clothes; spoiled, as meat. 
to make rotten, to 
wear out—kukewaya. 
ku-ke’-ya, adv. rotten, spoiled, 
decayed, fallen to pieces: kukeya 
Spay, to be cooked too much. 
ku-kw-$e, ». a hog, hogs; pork. 
ku-kuw’-Se-i-hdi, x. 
ku-ke’- ya, v.a. 
hog’s lard. 
ku-kuw’-Se-Sin, m. fat pork, pick- 
led pork. 
ku-kw’-ya, adv. 
under, below. 
kun, 
red. of kuya; 
adv. below, under, beneath, 
down: kun ku, come down. 
kuy, v. TL. tocovet: i. q. kon. 
kuy, ”. mother-in-law: nikuy, thy 
mother-in-law; kuyku, his or her 
mother-in-law. See uydi. 
kuy’-k$i-tku and kuy’-ki-§i- 
tku. 
Wine = Lat ca Te 
See kunsi. 
— 
ry 
to desire, to covet-— 
wakuyla. 
kuys-ya’, adv.of kunza; pretend- 
ing. 
kuyns-ya’-ken, adv. pretending. 
kuy’-Si, ». grandmother: nikuysi, 
thy grandmother; kuysitku, kuyksi- 
tku, and kuykisitku, his or her 
grandmother. 
kuy’-tki-ya, 
See kutkiya. 
kun -thuneta, adj-  T: 
See kontkonta. 
See uyéi. 
adv. downwards. 
grooved. 
kuyn-ya, v.a. to have for mother- 
in-law—kuyway a. 
