ma-Sste’-o-sni, x. 
cold and bright. 
ma-ste’-Ste, adj. red. of maste. 
ma-ste’-ya, adv. 
warmly. 
ma-ste’-ya-ken, 
hotly. 
ma-stin’-éa, nv. the rabbit, Lepus 
cuniculus: tinmastinéa, the prairie 
rabbit or hare. T., mastinéala. 
Ma-Stin’-éa, n._ the Cree Indians. 
ma-Stin’-Ga-la,n». T. the rabbit. 
ma-Stin’-pu-te, a bush bear- 
ing red edible berries, the leaves of 
ina warm state, 
adv. warmly, 
which are sometimes used by the | 
Dakotas for tobacco: the 
themselves, the buffalo berry, or 
rabbit berry. 
ma-ta’-pi-ha, x. TZ. a toad. See 
natapelhia. 
ma-ta’-wa-ze-ze-Ga, n. 
ma-te’-te, n. of tete; the side or 
rim of a boat, the part near the edge ; 
a brow or projection, as of a hill. 
See watete. 
ma-tka’, x. sticky earth. 
ka and tkapa. 
mana tka ns 
ma-tka’-a, n. 
ma-t0’, 7. 
Ursus maritimus. 
a-to’-ho-ta, x. 
See ma- 
the opossum. 
red earth. 
the gray or polar bear, 
m 
a species of the Ursus Americanus. 
a-tu’-Ska, the craw-fish. 
a-wa’-ta-dayn, x. 
Indians. T., Miwatani. 
Ma-wa’-tan-na, n. 
wataday. 
m 
M 
MN. 
Same as Ma- 
berries | 
MOSS. | 
the grizzly bear, | 
the Mandan | 
ma-ko’-wa-pi—ma/’-za-i-éa-sna. 
clear and cold; | ma - ya’, n. 
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a steep place, a bank, as 
of a river. 
ma-ya’, adj. steep: maya hinéa, 
very steep. T., mayahéake. 
Ma-ya’-wa-kan, n. the Chippewa 
fiver which joins the Minnesota, 
from the north, about fifteen miles 
below Lac-qui-parle. 
ma’-za, n. metal of any kind; 
goods, merchandise. 
ma’-Za-a-spe-i-¢éi-ye, n. (ma- 
za and aspeya) an anchor. T, 
wataiGaspe. : 
ma’-za-bla-ska-pe-sto-la, n. 
7. (maza, mdaska, and pesto) a 
sharp-pointed shovel. 
ma’-za-Gah-i-éa-zo, ». TT. 
(maza, Gaga, and iéazo) — skates. 
ma’-za-Ge-ga, n. (maza and Geea) 
an iron pot ov kettle. Generally 
Gega alone is used. 
ma’-za-Ges-ki-ka,n. TT metal 
buttons. 
ma-za-hu-hu, 2 (maza and 
huhu) — bracelets, arm-bands.  T., 
napoktay. 
ma’-za-hda-lhda, nv. a bell. 
ma’-za-lta-ki-ya-pi, m (ma- 
za and litaka)  ‘“‘biting iron”: a 
trap, traps, steel-traps, such as are 
used in catching the otter, ete. 7, 
éabigmuyke. 
ma-za-Gan-ku, 2. T. (maza and 
éaynku) a railroad. 
ma’-za-i-éa-ko-ke, n. 
bell. Commonly used with the 
“maza.” See iéakoke. 
a COW- 
ma’-za-i-Ga-sna, ». «a cow-bell. 
