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kuy’-za, v. Same as konza. 
ku-se’, v.n. to leak, asa vessel. 
ku-Sde’-éa, n._ the king-fisher. 
Ku-sde’-éa-wa-kpa, m. p. 
Loup fork of the Platte River. 
the 
ku-Se’-ya, v.a. T. to put in the 
way of. 
ku-Se’-ya, adv. T. in the way 
of: t. q. kageya. 
kug-ku’-za-pi, adj. red. pl. of kuza. 
kw-tay-hay, adv. lowdown. See 
kuéeday and kuyatanhay. 
ku-te’, v.a. to shoot anything with 
a gun or arrow; to shoot at; wa- 
kute tuka wao ni, I shot at it but 
did not hit it: to shoot with the 
medicine-bag. | When a person is 
introduced into the secret society 
called “the Sacred Dance,” he is 
shot, or pretended to be shot, by 
the beads or claws which are con- 
tained in the medicine-bags of the 
When the 
extracted by the same conjuring 
members. missile is 
process, and not until then, do they 
live again. This is their story— 
wakute, uykutepi, Giéute: wiéawa- 
kute, I shoot them; kikute, to shoot 
for one; kiéiéutepi, they shoot each 
other. 
ku’-te-ye-day, adv. 
T., kuéiyela. 
Same as 
kuéeyeday. 
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kw’-tki-ya, adv. downwards. See 
kuytkiya. 
ku’-wa, v.imp. come here: kuwa 
wo, kuwa po. ‘This is used in the 
imperative only. 
kw-wa, v.a._ to follow after, chase, 
hunt, as, sinkpe kuwa, to hunt 
musk-rats ; to chase, pursue, as kuwa 
amau, he chases me; to treat or act 
towards one, as tayyay kuwa, to 
treat well, Siéaya kuwa, to treat ill, 
persecute; to pursue, prosecute, as 
work—wakuwa, unkuwapi. See 
kiéuwa. 
ku-wa’-Gin, v. 
home. 
ku-wa’-ste-Ste, v. 
ipsiGa and psipsiéa. 
kw-ya, adv. below, beneath, under, 
underneath, down. See kukuya and 
kun. 
kw-ya-tayn-hay, adv. from be- 
low. 
ku’-Za, adj. 
to think of coming 
to hop. See 
See kutaynhan. 
lazy, idle—makuza, 
nikuza. 
kw-za, v.n. T. to be dumpish, 
sick; sometimes said of one about 
to die; wanna kuza, now he is slow: 
makuza, [am sick. 
ku-zi’-ta, v. to die or be dying 
of laziness, to be very lazy—kuai- 
mata. 
