318 DAKOTA - ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
mi-yo’-gla-sin, ~ TZ. a mir- 
ror, looking-glass. See mioglasin. 
mi’-yo-gli, » T. a razor-strop; 
whet-stone. 
Mi-yo’-glu-ze, np. T. Whet- 
stone Agency. 
mi-yo’-ka-Siy, ». the small of | 
the back. 
mi’-yu-ksi-Za, n T. a pocket- 
knife. Th., minayuksizapi. 
mna. See yumna, ete. 
mna, ”.  black-haws. 
mna-han’, m arip. 
mna-hay’, part. ripped of itself. 
mna-hay’-hay, red. of mnahan. 
mna’-hu, x. black-haw bushes. 
mina-héa’-héa, nm. the prairie 
lily. 
mna-ki’-ya, v.a. to take up a 
|}mni-hen’-ya, adv. 
collection for one; to gather one’s | 
own. 
mnay’-ka, v. Ist pers. sing. of 
yanka; to braid, plait. 
muna-wa’-hay, part. ripped. | 
mna-yay’, v. a. to gather together, 
collect—imnawaya, mnawyyanpi. 
mha-yay’-pi, 2 a@ collecting, col- 
lection; harvest. 
mna-ye’-ki-ya, va to cause | 
to collect --mnayewakiya. 
mna’-za, nv. «lion; honess. It is 
doubtful to what animal this name 
properly belongs; but it is used by 
the Dakotas for lion, although they | 
have never seen one. It may also 
be used for wolverine. 
mni. See yumni. 
mni, v.a. to lay up to dry, spread 
out in the sun to dry—wamni, ya- 
muni, wymnipi. 
mni,v. Lh, and 7, ist pron. of ya, 
to go; mni kta, J will go; ni kta, 
thou wilt go. 
-mni, Th. for mini. 
mni’-Gi-ya, v. to assemble, as to a 
feast, etc.; to make a feast or call 
an assembly—mnimiéiya, mniniéiya, 
mniuykiéiyapi. 
mnhi-éa’-pi, » a@ well. 
mni’-ga. See yumniga. 
mni-he’-éa, v.n. See miniheéa. 
See mini- 
henya. 
mni-he’-ya, v.a. See miniheya. 
mni’-ya-pa-tayn-han, adv. Ih. 
next to the rwer, by the water. 
mni-yo’-hda-siy, x. a looking- 
glass ; window glass. See miogla- 
sy). 
-mnuw-ga, v. to crunch, as a horse 
does in eating corn. 
mnuh, cont. of mnuga. 
mnul’-mnu-g&a, v. red. of mnu- 
oa. See yamnumnuga. 
mnuh-ye’-la, adv. T. ima 
crunching way. 
mnu-mnw-ga-ha, ad. T. soft, 
as bone not formed; cartilagenous. 
