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neck, as a kerchief or neck orna- 
ment, beads, ete.—nawapiy). 
na-pin’-ki-ya, v.a. to cause to 
wear on the neck—napinwakiya. 
See wanapin. 
na-piy’-pi, m Gay napinpi, a 
See ptetawanapin. 
to hunt 
ov-Yyoke. 
na-sav and na-se’, v 4@. 
buffalo, to surround and kill, as they 
do in a_ buffalo 
See wanase. 
Na-sa’, Vv. Nn. 
hunt—nawasa. 
to stand erect, as hogs’ 
bristles. 
na-sa’, adj. sharp, prickly. 
Mia's, Us 1. 
to simmer, make a 
slight noise, as water before boiling. 
na-sa’-ki-ya, v. to make stand 
erect; to bristle up. 
na-sa’-tiy, v. nasatin iyeya, to 
stretch out, as an animal when 
dying; to become. straight. 
bow 
na-sa’-tin-tin, v. red. of nasatin; 
nasatintin lyaya, to go straight, as a 
hutinaéute. 
a-sba’, v. 1. 
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= 
to fall off, as quill 
work: 7. q. naliba. 
nas-Gay’-wa-pa, n T. abri- 
dle: 2. g. Maséayyapa. 
na-sda’, v. a. to grease with the 
Joot—nawasda. 
na-sdan’, cont. of nasdata; without 
T., naslal. 
na-sda’-sdan, cont.of nasdasdata. 
noise, stilly. 
na-sda’-sda-ta, v. red. of na- 
sdata. 
na-sda’-ta, v.a. to go softly upto 
anything, to crawl up to—nawa- 
sdata, 
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, 
. 
na-sde’-éa, v.n. tocrack or split 
of itself, as wood. T., nasleéa. 
na-sden’, cont. of nasdeéa; uasden 
iyaya. T., naslel. 
na-sden’-ya, v. @ 
split or crack—nasdenwaya. 
a-sde’-sde-éa, v. red. of na- 
to cause to 
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= 
sdeéa. 
na-sdi’, vn. to hiss, as wet wood 
burning. 
na-sdi’-sdi, v. red. of nasdi. 
na-sem’, cont. of nasepa; nasem 
iyaya, to go scraping along, cleaning 
olf, brushing of:  T., naskeb. 
v. red. of 
= 
na-sem’-se-pa, na- 
sepa. 
ha-se’-pa, v. 2. to leak out, escape 
of itself. 
na-ska’, vw. n. to bleach, become 
white. 
na-skem’, cont. of naskepa. 
naskeb. 
ua-ske’-pa, v. of skepa; to leak 
£, 
out. 
na-skiv-éa, v. to press down with 
the foot—nawaskiéa; to go down or 
become less of itself. 
na-skin’, -cont. of naskiéa; naskin 
iyaya, to abate or go down, as a 
T., naskil. 
to tread on and 
press down—nawaskita. 
swelling. 
na-ski’-ta, v. a. 
na-sli’-ya, adv. T. oozing out, 
as sap from a tree. 
a-smiy’-yay, v.a. to scrape off 
with the foot—nawasmiy yay. 
na-smiy’-yayn-yay, v. red. of 
nasminyay; fo scrape or wear off 
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