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ma’-za-ska, m. (maza and ska) 
white metal, silver ; money; a dollar. | 
ma’-za-ska-hayn-ke, n. «a half- | 
dollar. T., mazaska okise. See 
hanke. 
ma’-za-ska-ka-Spa-pi-day, 
n. @ twelve-and-a-half or ten-cent 
piece, a shilling, dime. — T., kaSpapi. 
See kaspapidan. 
ma’-za-Ska-mi-ni-hu-ha, ». 
bank notes. T., miniliuha mazaska 
See minihuha. 
ma’-za-ska-tan-ka, n. adollar. 
T., mazaska wanzina. 
ma’-za-ska-wa-na-pin, ” a 
silver medal. See wanapin. 
ma’-za-ska-zi, or ma’-za-ska- 
ma-za-zi, n. yellow silver, gold. 
ma’-za-su, . lead; a bullet, bullets. 
ma’-za-su-i-§do-ye, n. (maza, 
su, and isdoye) something to melt 
lead in. See Sdoya. 
ma’-za-su-i-yo-ka-Sstay, n 
(maza, su, and iyokastay) — bullet- 
molds. See okasgtan. 
ma-za-sa, n. red metal, copper. 
ma’-za-Sdo-ya-pi, n. pewter, 
so called because used for running 
on the bowls of Dakota pipes. 
ma’-za-Skan-skan, n. 7. (maza 
and $kangkay) a clock; a watch. 
ma’-za-Sko-pa, m. (maza and 
Skopa) a concave medal for the neck, 
used as the badge of a soldier. 
ma’-za-ta-spu, 2. metal buttons. 
T., mazaéeskika. See taspu. 
ma’-za-ta-Spu-dayn, metal 
buttons. See taspudan. 
ma’-za-tu-ki-ha, an iron or 
metal spoon. Ih. and T., mazkingka. 
See tukiha. 
ma’-za-wa-kayn,n. agun. See 
mazakan. 
ma’-za-wa-kan-u-ta,v. T. to 
shoot off a gun. 
ma’-za-wa-kéi-éa, n. tin or 
won pans. See waksiéa. 
ma’-zZa-wi-yu-te, m. «a carpen- 
ter’s square. 
ma’-za-ya-ho-ton-pi, . (maza 
and yahoton) a trumpet. 
ma’-za-ya-pin-za-pi, n. brass 
instruments. 
ma’-za-ya-2Z0-pi, ”. brass in- 
struments. 
ma’-za-zi, n. yellow metal, brass. 
maz’-éan-ya-pa, n. T. (maza, 
éay, and yapa) — bridle-bits: 7. q. 
maséanyapa. 
maz-i’-gmuy-ke, » TZ. atrap. 
ma-zi’-pa-be, n.(maza and ipabe) 
a file. T., mazipame. 
maz-i’-pa-bla-pi and mas-i’- 
pa-bla-pi, » Tf.  sad-irons, 
flat-irons. 
maz-i’-pa-mda-ye, m._ sad- 
irons. See pamdaya. 
ma-zi/-ya-p’e, n. (mazaand iya- 
pa) @ hammer, 
ma-zi-yu-be, » a file: 4. gq. 
mazipabe. 7., maziyume. 
maz’-i-yu-wi, ”. (maza and iyuwi) 
T. bridle-bits. 
ma-zi’-yu-Zi-pe, n. (maza and 
iyuzipe) pincers; tongs. T., ima- 
soyuspe. 
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