ti=0-spaayie—tkon=s.a’. 
ti-yo’-hna-ka, n. 
ka.) the hovsehold.  T., tiyognaka. 
ti-yo’-ki-ta-he-dan, adv. 
tween houses. See okitahedan. 
ti- yom’, cont. of tiyopa. T., tiyob. 
(ti and ohna- 
be- 
ti-yom’-i-na-ta-ke, x. adoor 
lock. T., tiyobinatake See na- 
taka. 
ti-yom’-ya, v.a. to have or use 
Jor a door—tiyomwayi. 
ti-yo’-pa, . a door, the place of 
entrance: that which covers the en- 
trance in a Dakota tent, a door. T., 
tiyepa. 
ti-yo’-pa-gmi-gme-la and ti- 
ye’-pa-gmi-gme-la, n. T. 
a door knob. 
ti-yo’-pa-i-yo-ka-tku-ge, x. 
So ealled 
perhaps from their being first used 
among the Dakotas only in mak- 
ing doors. T., tiyepa iyokatkuge. 
ti-yo’-pa-ta, adv. at the door. 
T., tiyepata. 
ti-yo’-Slo-la, n. 
crickets. 
ti-yo’-Spa-ye, x. 
a nail, nails.; screws. 
T. a cricket, 
a band, a di- 
vision of a tribe: 7. q. tioSpaye. 
ti-yo’-ti, v. to set up a soldiers’ 
lodge—tiy oun tipi. 
ti-yo’-ti-pi, ». a soldiers’ lodge. 
This is established for the purpose 
of making laws and providing for 
their execution. The object is 
generally to regulate the buffalo 
chase. 
ti-yo’-ton-wan, ». (ti and oton- 
wan) to look into a house. 
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\ti-yu-kay, v. of yukay; to leave 
the house. Said when the women 
and children leave the tent for the 
men to feast in. 
tka -o-a. 
See kiyukan. 
to scrape the hair off a 
hide—watka, untkapi. 
tka, adj. T. heavy: i. q. tke. 
tka, conj. cont. of tuka; but. 
tkab’-ya, adv. T. stiffly: i. q. 
damya. 
tka’-e§, conj. T. but, although. 
tka’-pa, adj. adhesive, clammy. 
See oskapa. 
tke, adj. heavy. 
tke’-i-yu-ta, v a. to take up 
and feel the weight, to weigh— 
tkeimduta. See tkeuta. 
tke-tke’, adj. red. of tke. 
tke-u’-ta, v. a. 
thing—tkeuwata. 
to weigh any- 
tke-w-ta-pi, ». a pound; meas- 
ures of weight; weights: on tkeu- 
tapi, scales, a steel-yard. T., witke- 
yute. 
tke’-ya, adv. heavily: tkeya kin, 
she carries heavily. 
tke’-ya-wa-kin-ki-ya, v to 
load heavily, to overload. 
tkin, adj damp, said of a less de- 
gree of wet than is denoted by 
“spaya.” 
tkin’-yayn, adj. damp, as clothes. 
tkin’-tkin, red. of tkin. 
tki-tka’, adj. 
when soft. 
tki-tka’-tka, adj. red. of tkitka. 
tkoy-sa’, ». a cipher, in arithme- 
tic. 
slushy, as snow 
