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O-War-yu-tpay), 
what is ground up fine. 
kpan. 
O-wa’-zZa, v.n. to be near to; to be 
n. of yutpan; 
T., owayu- 
concerned in: owaza $ni, not near. 
See iyowaza Sni, 
a foot-print, track, trail— 
miowe, ujkowepi. 7, oye. 
0’-we, nv. @ spring or well: mini 
owe, a well or spring of water. 
miniyowe. 
ae 
der: 1. q. obe. 
O-we’, Nn. 
See 
O-we’, n. a class; division; or- 
o-we’-Gée-éa-ka, von. 
another in demeanor, appearance, 
etc.—owemaceéaka: 7 g. oeéece- 
éaka. 
o’-we-Gin-han, adv. 
sion, in Indian file, in an extended line. 
o’-we-éin-han-hayn, adv. red. | 
of édweéinhan. 
o’-we-éin-han-yan, 
Indian file. 
o’-we-han-hay, 
adv. im 
Une tol nest: 
make jfun—dbwewahayhay. 
aowehay. 
o’-we-han-han-yan, adv. jest- | 
ingly. 
o-we’-he, x. TZ. aboiling: i. q. ohe. 
o-we’-he-éa, n. T. 
ers to shoot at. 
o-we’-he-éa-ku-te, v. TZ. 
play oweheéa. 
o-we’-kis, adv. 
may be. 
o-we’-ki-ni§s, adv. 
See okinahan. 
T. perhaps, tt 
T. perhaps. 
to be like | 
im succes- | 
See. 
i. g. theéa: | 
an arrow thrown for a mark for oth- | 
to | 
DAKOTA —-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
o-we’-ki-na-han§, adv. T. per- 
haps. 
o-we’-ki-wa-kayp, v. of owewa- 
kan; Ih. and 7. to lie about one. 
o-we’-na-pe, n. the place of 
egress; coming out of: of inapa. 
o-we’-S$de-ke, ”. awar-prize, as 
a pipe; a badge of honor. The 
Teetons give no war prizes, but 
the victor on his return must give 
away all his property.—w. J. c. 
o-we’-Sste, v.n. to use a by-word— 
owewaste, oweunstepl. 
o-we’-Ste, n. a cant phrase. 
o-we’-ste-ka, n. a by-word. 
o-we’-Ste-pi, ».  by-words, cant 
phrases 
o-we’-Ste-ya, ade. im the man- 
ner of a by-word—owesteya ia. 
o-we’-Suyn-ke-éa, v. n. to be 
unable to escape, unable by any effort 
to extricate one’s self/—owewasun- 
keéa, oweunsunkeéapi.  7., to do 
badly and persist in denying it, after 
itis known; to protest innocence in 
the face of discovery. See olhiansuy- 
keéa and wyéoynniéa. 
o-we’-wa-kayn, v.n. Th. to lie, 
to tell an untruth; 7. q. itoysni—owe- 
See hitunkakan and 
mawakay. 
iewiéaka. 
o-we’-wa-kan-kayn, vu vn TIT. 
to lie, tell a falsehood; to pursue a 
crooked course—owewawakaykay: 
i. q ie wakankay. 
o-wi’-Gah-ko-ke-day, adj. pre-. 
cocious, as a child who walks early. 
See oiéahkokedan. 
