na-te’-pa 
na-tin’-za, v. a. to press hard 
with the foot—nawatinza. 
a-tuyn’-ka, v.n. to refuse to go, 
hesitate, hold back, as a horse un- 
willing to go—nawatuyka. 
a-tun’-ki-ya, v. a to make 
afraid, make hesitate—natuy wakiya. 
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Na-wa’-ni-Ga, v.4@. 
nothing, to destroy by trampling on— 
hawawaniéa. 
to trample to 
na-wa’-nin, cont. of nawaniéa; 
hawanin iyeya, fo walk or run off 
sickness or fatigue; fo destroy or 
annihilate, as by the bursting of a 
boiler. 
na-wayg’, cont. of nawayka: na- 
wang iyaya. T., nayuneg. 
na-wayg’-ki-ya, v a. to cause 
to gallop, as a horse—nawanewa- 
kiya. 
na-wayn’-ka, vw. to gallop, asa 
horse does. 7), nayuyka. 
na-way’-kan, v.  nawaykan hi- 
yu, to spring up, as the boards of a 
floor. 
na-wa’-te, m. the temples; the 
ends of a house; the lock of a 
gun, 
na-wa’-te-ska-dan, x. 
of small duck with a white spot on 
each side of the head. 
a kind 
na-we’-fa, v.a._ to break, as a 
stick, with the foot, but not entirely 
off 
na-well, cont. of nawega; naweli 
iyeya. : 
na-weli’-ya, v.a. to cause to break 
with the foot 
nawawega. 
naweh waya. 
naz-oy’-spe-o-pe-tan-ka. 
na-wi’-éa-sli, » T. the measles 
or rash. ‘ 
na-wi’-Ga-ti-pa, cramping, 
cramps. 
na-wi’-hnu-ni, v.a. to destroy 
with the foot—nawawihnuni. 
na-wiv’, v. v. to scrape the foot; 
to sail around, as an eagle. 
na-wins’, cont. of nawinza; na- 
wins iyeya. 
na-wiys’-win-za, v. red. of na- 
wi)za. 
na-wins’-ya, v. a. to cause to 
trample down—nawinsgwaya. 
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a-Wwin’-Za’, v.a. to trample down, 
as grass, to mat down 
hawawiyza. 
na-wi’-zi, v. to be jealous, envi- 
ous— hawawizi. 
na-wi’-z1-s’a, nv. ajealous person. 
ha-ye’-ga, v.a. to make shine or 
sparkle by kicking, as when one 
pushes up the fire with his foot— 
nawayega. T., naleliya. 
na-yeh’, conf. of nayega; nayelhi 
iyeya. T., naleli. 
a-yel’-ye-fa, v. 
yega; to kick or punch up the fire 
with the foot. 
MN Ay= Zr adis eh 
1 red. of na- 
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T., nalehilega. 
to hurt; to stun by 
kicking. 
naz-oy’-spe, n T. anax. See 
mazoyspe. 
naz-ov’-spe-Gi-ka-la, n Tf. 
a hatchet. 
naz-ovn’-spe-i-hu-pa, u T. 
an ax-helve. See ihupa. 
naz-on’-spe-o-pe-tan-ka, x, 
T. a broad-ax. See ope. 
