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ta-éin’-Ga-la, n. T. the young 
of deer. 
ta-do’, n. fresh meat, the fresh meat 
of ruminating animals, as the deer 
and buffalo. 
ta-do’-hde-ska, n. the windpipe 
of the buffalo. T., taglogleska and 
taglogloska. 
ta-do’-ta-hu, x. the neck; neck- 
bone of animals. 
ta-glo’-gle-ska and ta-glo’-glo- 
ska, n. T. the windpipe in animals. 
ta’-@a, n. mini taga, froth, foam 
ta-ge’, n. froth, foam, spittle, scum: 
taze elipeya, to skim, throw off the 
scum. 
ta-gi/-éa, n. a species of tortoise. 
2. the hump of the buffalo; the buf- 
Salo itself. 
ta-gi’-éa-ha, n. a buffalo robe; chiefly 
used by the Sisiton ways and thayk- 
tonwans: @.q. ptehasina. So called 
from the hump. ., Sina ikéeka. 
ta-go’-Sa, v. n. to spit, expecto- 
rate—tagowasa, tagounsapi. T., 
talioga and tagoSe. 
ta-gu’, n. anold buffalo bull, a poor 
scabby bull, whether old or not, a 
staged bull. 
ta-ha’, n. a deer-skin. 
ta-ha’-ba-hdo-ke, n. _ the slits 
cut in a hide by which it is stretched. 
ta-ha’-day, adv. 7. g. hahadan, 
éante tahadan Sni.—a. L. R. 
ta-ha’-ka-la-la, » TZ. (taha 
and kalala, to dangle) a woman's 
buckskin dress, usually ornamented 
with fringe, ete, 
DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
ta-hay’, x. «@ man’s brother-in-law, 
a wife's brother, and a mam’s sister’s 
husband; my brother-in-law: nita- 
hay, thy brother-in-law. 
ta-hay’-ki-éi-ya-pi, n. brothers- 
in-law. 
ta-havy’-ku, n. his brother-in-law. 
ta-hay’-$i, n. a@man’s male cousin, 
my cousin. This does not include 
a father’s brother’s sons, who are 
brothers—nitahan§i. : 
ta-hay’-Si-tku, n. his male cousin. 
ta-hayn’-Si-ya, v. a. to sustain 
the relation of male cousin to one— 
tahansiwaya. 
ta-hay’-ya, v. a to have for 
brother-in-law, sustain the relation of 
tahay to one—tahaynwaya. 
ta-ha’-sa-ka, wm. dried skin, 
parchment ; a skin with the hair taken 
off, but not yet dressed. 
ta’-hdo-hu, mn. the soft maple, 
Acer rubrum. 
ta-he’-Ga-pSuy-wi, n. the moon 
in which the deer shed their horns ; 
December. See kapsuy. 
ta-he’-day, adv. on this side of. 
See otahedan. 
ta-he’-dan-tan-hay, adv. 
this side of. 
ta-he’-na, adv. Ih. on this side: 
i. q. itato; this way; tahena u wo, 
come this way. See tahepi. 
ta-he’-na-tan-han, adv. 
Jrom this side of. 
ta-he’-pi, adv. by the way, on the 
road, between one place and another, 
T., tahena. See otahepi, 
on 
Th. 
