u-ku’-hu-hu—uyn-kun’-pi. 485 
uyn-gna’-hay-la, adv. T. sud- 
denly ; 7. q. innuhayna. 
un’-han-ke-ta, adv at length, 
after a while, at the end. T., 
ohanketa. See ihanketa and un- 
nahay. 
uyn’-hda-ka, v. n. to move, be 
moving about; to travel about with a 
Samily, pitching one’s tent at short 
stages: unhdaka waun, I am ‘mov- 
ing; uwnhdaka unjyakonpi, we are 
camping.  T., iglaka. 
un-hée’-Gi-la, » TZ. probably 
the mastodon, or other large ani- 
mal, whose petrified remains are 
found in Dakota Territory. 
un-hée’-gi-la-hu, x. the bones 
of the unhéegila. See unktelii. 
uy’-kayn, con. and. T., yunkan. 
See onkan. 
un’-kans, con. if; the sign of 
the subjunctive mood, and usually 
of past time. 7, yunkané. 
uyn’-kée, v.n. to defecate; to break 
wind—uywakée, unuykéepi. 
uyn’-kée, n. feces; breaking wind. 
T., tunkée. 
un-kée’-kée-na, n._ the cactus. 
uy-kée’-hi, 2. Lh. «4. q. upktelii. 
the magpie. 
uyn-kée’-pa-gmi-gma, nv. T. 
the beetle. 
uy-kée’-pa-hmi-yan-yan, x. 
the beetle, the tumble-bug. 
uy-ki’, pron. in comp., with “pi” at 
the end of the word; we; us. 
uyn-kiés’, pron. we, ourselves. See 
is, mig, and. nis. 
uy-kée’-ki-ha, n. 
uyn-kis’-na-la, pron T. i. gq. 
uyjkignana. 
uy-kis’-na-na, pron. dual; we 
two alone: plur., wykisnanpiday. 
See isnana, mignana, ete. 
uy-ki’-ta, pron. pos. incomp., with 
“ni” at the end of the word; ours. 
un-ki’-ta-wa, pron. dual; ours, 
that is, thine and mine. 
un-ki’-ta-wa-pi, pron. plur. 
ours. See tawapi. 
un-ki’-ye, pron. we, we two; us. 
See iye, miye, ete. 
un-ki’-ye-ke, pron. we ourselves. 
uy-ki’-ye-pi, pron. plur. we; us. 
uy-knu’-hayn-na, adv. Ih. sud- 
denly: 2. q.ihnuhanna. See ugna- 
hela. 
uy’-kgu, ». @ woman's work-bag ; 
a. q. panbotuka 7, unksula. 
uy’-kSu-dan, m. dim. of unkgu; 
a reticule. 
un-kégu’-la, « 7. 
un’-kSu-la,n. T. 
Jor a baby. 
Uyn-kte’-hi, x. the Dakota god of 
the waters; a fabled monster of the 
decp; the whale: an extinct animal, 
the bones of which are said to be 
a reticule 
a hood or case 
sometimes found by the Indians, 
probably the mastodon. See un- 
liéegila. 
un-kto’-mi, n. the spider; also 
a fabulous creature, a Dakota god. 
un-kto’-mi-ta-o-ka-ske, 1m. 
a spider's web. 
un-kuyn’-pi, v. pl. we are: 2.4. 
unyakonpi. 
