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with the feet and leave bare—nawa- | 
sminyayyan. | 
na-sna’, v. to make a_ rattling 
noise with the feet; to shake off 
with the foot—nawasna: to fall off 
of itself, as rice when the tying 
breaks. 
na-sna’-sna, v. red. of nasna; 
hasnasna mani, to make a tinkling 
as one walks. 
a-son’, cont. of nasota; nason 
iyeya. 7, nasol. 
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na-sovy’ or na-suy’, v.n. to stretch 
out the feet and legs—nawason, 
nauysoypi. 
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a-soy’-soyn, v. red. of nason; to 
struggle—nawasoysoy. 
na-soy’-yay, adv. mastruggling 
manner. 
na-s0o’-ta, v.a. to use up; to de- 
stroy with the feet 
sotapi. 
na-spa’-ya, v.a. to wet with the 
feet; to wet the feel—nawaspaya. 
na-stay’-ka, v.a. to moisten with 
nawasota, Nau)- 
the feet-—nawastayka. 
na-sw, n. the upper part of the 
head; the brain. 
na-su’-Giyn-Ga, nv. the brain, or 
that part of it which communicates 
with the spinal marrow. 
na-su’-day, » dim. of nasu; the 
cerebrum; the cerebellum.  T., na- 
sula. See nazute. 
na-sw-hu, n. the skull, craniun. 
T., natahu. 
na-sul’-pa-kéa, », T. acomb: 
i. g. ipakéa, 
na-sul’-pa-kéa-swu-la,m. T. 
a fine comb. 
na-suy’, v. See nasoy. 
ha-sw-su-za, v. red. of nasuza; 
to snap, as ice forming. 
na-sw-sda, adj.  bald-headed. 
na-su’-ta, v. a. lo trample hard— 
nawasuta. 
na-su’-za, v.n. to splinter or fly 
off, as a piece of a bone; to snap, 
as water freezing. 
na-swa’, v. T. to fall off,as feathers. 
na-Sa’, v.n. (na and Sa) to become 
red, to blush: ite naga hinhda, his 
Jace colored up. 
na-Sa’-da, v. to turn out the toes, 
as in walking; nasada mani, to walk 
turning out the feec-—nawasada. 
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a-Sam’, cont. of nagapa; nasam 
iyeya. T., nasab. 
na-sam’-ya, v.a. to cause to soil with 
the feet—naSamwaya. T., nasabya. 
na-Sa’-pa, v. a. to soil, blacken, 
defile with the feet 
a-Sbe’, v. See nasma. 
hawasapa. 
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na-Sda’, v.a_ to make bare with the 
fect—nawaksda. 
na-Sda’-ya, v.n. to come off, as 
the hull from corn when boiled. 
na-S$di’, vn. to ooze out, as sap 
from trees, or juice from meat 
roasting. See nasliya. 
na-Sdog’, cont of nasdoka; nasdog 
iyaya, to run or flee away ; nasdog 
hdiéu, he starts off home in haste. 
na-§do’-ka, v. a to pull off, as 
one’s pantaloons ; to escape, Sly out, 
as the cork of a bottle—nawasdoka. 
