na-za’ —ni-wan’. 
ni-hiy’-Gi-ya-ken, adv. in 
Fright. 
ni-ki’-ya, v.a. of ni; to cause to 
live—niwakiya. See niyan. 
nin, cont. of niéa; tuwe nin uy kin, 
he who has none. T., lil. 
ni’-na, adv. very, very much, al- 
ways intensive. 7, lila. 
ni’-nah, adv. See ninahin. T., 
lilah. 
ni’-na-hin, adv. exceedingly. T., 
lilahicin. 
ni’-na-na, adv. very: ninana ia, 
fo speak loud and fast, speak earn- 
estly. T., liglila. 
ni-ni’, adj. coagulated, curdled, 
quivering, said of — thick 
milk: asaynpi nini, curdled milk, 
sour 
curds 
nin, int}. T. may it be, would that 
Nitokiéonze u nin, Thy 
Kingdom come: 7. g. nuywe. 
nin-tpa’-hu, nthe haunch or 
hip-bone. See nitpahu. 
ni-po’, adj. dead. This is proba- 
bly Ojibwa, but frequently used 
by the Dakotas when speaking 
with white people who do not un- 
derstand their language. 
ni-se’-hu, n._ the hip-bone, os ilium. 
ni’-sko, adv. so large. 
keéa, hinsko, and tinsko. 
ni’-sko-ke-éa, adv. 
it were 
See nisko- 
so large. See 
hinskokeéa and tinskokeéa. 
ni’-sko-sko-ke-éa, adv. red. 
of niskokeéa. 
ni’-sko-tan-ka, adv. so large. 
See hinskotanka. 
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ni’-sko-tan-ka-dan, adv. so 
small. 
ni/-sko-ya, adv. so far around. 
See hinskoya and tinskoya. 
nis, pron. thou, thee: nis niye, thou 
thyself. See is, mis, and unkis. 
ni’-S§ko-day, adv. small, only so 
large. T., nigskola. See hingkoday 
and tinskodayn. 
ni’-S§ko-Sko-dan, adv. 
niskoday. 
ni-Sko-ye-dan, adv. only so far 
around. 
nis-na’-na, pron. 
nisnaypiday, you alone. 
red. of 
thou alone ; 
T., nignala. 
See isnana, misgnana, and uyjkisnana. 
ni-stu’-ste, ~ T. therump, the 
heavy part near the tail: i. q nite. 
ni-ta’, pron in comp. thy, thine; 
your, yours: nitasujke, thy dog. 
See ta, mita, and uykita. 
ni-ta’-wa, pron. thy, thine; your, 
yours. See tawa, mitawa, and wy- 
kitawa. 
ni-te’, ». the lower part of the back, 
therump. T., nistuste. 
ni-te’-he-pi, ~ TZ. a petticoat. 
ni-te’-hu_ x». the os sacrum. 
ni-to’-Ske, x a white woman’s 
dress, long gown: nitoske kitoy, to 
put on white woman's clothes. T, 
éuwignaka, 
ni-tpa’-hu, x». the hip-bone. Same 
as nisehu. 
niV-uy, v. to beliving: mi waun, I 
am alive. 
ni-way’, v.n. to swim—waniwe, 
upniwaypi. 7, nowan. 
