tpa-tay’ 
tum, . the whistling or whizzing 
sound made by a flying bullet. 
tuyn-kay’, ». a father-in-law: ui- 
tunkan, thy father-in-law; tunkayku, 
his father-in-law: a grandfather. Yn 
the sacred language, a stone, and 
the See tukay, tunkansi, 
and tuykaysgidan. 
tun-kan’-ki-gi-tku, m. his or 
her grandfather. T., tankangitku. 
tun-kayn’-kégi-tku, m Same as 
tunkankisitku. 
tun-kay’-ku, n. his or her father- 
in-law. See tunkan. 
tun-kayn’-$i, ». my father-in-law: 
nitunkay, thy father-in-law ; nituy- 
kansi, thy grandfather; nitunkay- 
Sipi, your father-in-law. 
tuy-kay’-Si-day, x. 
Sather, my grandfather: mtuykaysi, 
thy grandfather: the President. T., 
tunkansila, 
tun-kay’-si-dan-ya, v.n. tohave 
Jor grandfather—tuykaysidar ywaya. 
tun-kay’-gi-la,n T. a grand- 
Sather ; the President of the United 
States ; the Supreme Being; God. 
tun-kayn’-Si-na, n Ih. Same 
as tujnkansidan. 
tun-kan’-$i-tku, m. 
grandfather. 
tun-kay’-Si-ya, v.a. tohave for 
tupkansi—tuynkaysiwaya. 
tun-kan’-ya, v. a to have for 
tuykan—tuykanwaya. 
tun-kée’, ». T. See toykée. 
tun-wan’, n. a style of arrows— 
mituyway, nituyway. 
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moon. 
a grand- 
his or her 
tu-tka’-tka. 
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tun-wel’, adv. T. when; tuywel 
yahi so, when did you come? See 
ton wel. 
tun-wi’-éu, n. 
See tunwin. 
tuy-wi’-éu-ya, va. 
his or her aunt. 
lo have for 
one’s aunt—tuy wiéuwaya. 
tuy-wiy’, ». aunt, my aunt; ni- 
tunwin, thy aunt. This word has 
the sense of aunt in English, 
though a mother’s sisters are called 
“ina,” mother. 
tuQ-win’-ya, v. a. 
aunt—tuy win waya. 
tun-Zay’, n. a niece, my niece— 
mituyzay, nitunzay. “Tunzan” 
and “tuzan” are both ip good 
usage. A man’s brother’s children 
and a woman’s sister’s children are 
considered as children, and are not 
called ‘“tongska” and “tunzay.” 
tuyn-zay’-ku, n._ his niece. 
tun-Zayn’-ya, v.a. to have for 
niece—tuyzan waya. 
tu-pay’-ka, x. the black bass. 
tu-sda’, n._ the leech. 
tu-ski’-éa-du, n. 
iéadu. See tustiéadu. 
tu-sti’-éa-du, n. a fan; a wing. 
tu-su’, 2 T. alodge-pole. See tosu. 
tu-ta’, adj. smarting, chapped by 
the wind: ite matuta, my face is 
chapped. 
tu-tka’, n. 
tutka. 
tu-tka’-dan, n. 
tu-tka’-tka, x. 
trinkets, 
to have for 
@ fan. TT, 
small insects. See wa- 
small insects. 
small articles, 
