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356 DAKOTA —1 
o-i’-éah-ya, v.a. to yield, pro- 
duce; to make grow; to cause to pro- 
duce, as interest—oiéahiway:¢ 
o-i'- Ge amarking, 
a mark; credits, taking things on 
credit, gwing credit. 
1-20, n. of iéazo; 
of 
oidimanl wa- 
o-i’-Gi-ma-ni, iGimaii ; 
traveling, a traveler ; 
there is no one traveling ; 
company of travelers 
of kuwa; tools of 
niéa, 
o-V-éu-w N. 
all kinds. 
o-i’-Gu-wa-Ste, adj. of iéu and 
waste; good to take, acceptable. 
o-i’-éi-hde, n of hde; what one 
has laid up, property. T., wakigle; 
wakignak: 
o-i-éi _v. reflec. of okihi; to 
be able for one’s self, be rich; to get 
for one’s self, be selfish—omi¢ihi. 
o-l’-¢i-kpa-ni, v. Sameas oi- 
- Gitpani. 
o-i’-¢i-tpa-ni, v. reflex. of oki- 
tpani; not to be able to take care of 
one’s self or family, to be poor—omi- 
citpani. 
a, 
-hi, 
o’-1-Gi-tin-za, v. reflex. of otinza; 
to have command of one’s self—omi- 
éitinza. 
o-i’-éi-wa, v. reflex. of owa; to 
write one’s self: Gaze oi¢iwa, to sign 
one’s own name. 
o’-i-Gi-ya, »v. reflex. of okiya; to 
help one’s self: 
o-i’-de, v.n. of ide; 
o-i’-de, a flame. 
o-i’-e, of ia; a word; 
or speech. 
to blaze in. 
Nn. 
NGLISH DICTION 
a saying | 
O-1-@-ki 
| O-i’-e-ya 
'o-iV-gla-ke, 
ARY. 
o-i’-e-ki-éa-toyn, v.a._ tospeak 
to, John x, 6—oieweéaton. 
-Guy,v.n. tocommand, 
enforce obedience—oieweéun. 
o-i’-e-ki-toy, vn. to use lan- 
guage, speak—oiweton. 
, v. n. to use words, 
speak—oiewaya. 
o-i ‘-glag, cont. of oiglaka; 
uppi, they are moving. 
Onl olak kaye ce. 
moving, as a family or camp. 
ihdaka and unhdaka. 
(tne BE 
oiglag 
to move; be 
See 
a moving 
party. 
o-i’-glu-sSkan,un. T. tohave a 
relapse, become sick again. 
o-i’-hda-ka, v. reflex. of oyaka; 
to make one’s self known, tell one’s 
own name; to confess—omihdaka. 
T., oiglaka. 
o-i’-hdo-ye. See ihdoya. 
o-V-hdu-ge, v. reflex. to put on 
one’s self—omihduge. 
o-V-hdu-ha, v. pos. to have one’s 
self; to be a citizen—omihduha. 
T., oigluha. 
o-i’-hdu-ha-pi, m. citizenship. 
T., oiglihapi. 
o-i’-hdu-so-ta, v. reflex. to use 
one’s self up, to go all away, said of 
the ducks all leaving. See ohdu- 
sota and ihdusota. T., oiglusota. 
o-l’-hdu-si-éa, »v. refes 
jure one’s self in the estimation of 
others, get one’s self into difficulty— 
T., oiglusica. See 
to in- 
omihdusgiéa. 
ihdusiéa, 
