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Wa-a’-na-go-ptan, v. of ana- 
goptay; to listen to, obey, be obedi- 
ent—waanawagopta. also, 
waanogoptay. 
wa-a’-na-go-ptan-yay, adv. 
obediently: waanagoptayyal wan, 
Tam obedient. T.,waanogoptayyay 
wa-a’-na-ki-k§in, v. of anaki- 
ksin; to expose one’s self for others, 
take the place of danger—waanawe- 
ksin, waanauykiksinpi. 
wa-a-na-ki-kSin-yay, adv. 
exposing one’s self for others. 
wa-a/-na-Sa-pa, v. of anasapa; 
to defile, soil by trampling on—waa- 
nawasapa. 
wa-a’-na-Sdo-ka, m. something 
that flies out or refuses to stay in, as 
a cork, ete. 
wa-a’-na-tay, v.of anatan; to rush 
on, make an attack—waanawatay. 
Wa-a’-na-tan, m». (one who 
makes an attack); a distinguished 
Sisitonway chief who was killed in 
1839; a county of Minnesota. 
wa-a’-na-Zin, v. of anazin; to 
stand and shoot the image of that 
which is supposed to be the cause of 
the disease. This is a part of the 
ceremony of Dakota conjuring— 
waanawazi), waanauyzinpi. 
wa-av-nu-nu, 2” moss. T., pezi 
hinkpila. 
wa-a’-p’a, v. of ap’a; to strike— 
waawap'a. 
wa-a-pa-to-ya, »v. of apa- 
toya; to hinder, obstruct—waapa- 
fowaya. 
wa-a’-wa-éin 489 
wa-a’-pe, v. of ape; to wait, be in 
waiting—waawape. 
wa-a’-s’in, v.of asin; to covet, de- 
sire what is another's; to stay where 
others are eating, expecting to share— 
waawas'in. 
wa-a’-skam, cont. of waaskapa. 
T., waaskab. 
wa-a’-skam-ya, v.of askamya; 
to cause to stick on, make adhere— 
waaskamwaya. 
wa-a’-skam-ya-pi, n. _ sticking 
plaster. 
wa-a’-ska-pa, wv. of askapa; to 
stick on. 
wa-a’-ska-pe, n. something that 
sticks, a sticking plaster. 
wa-a’-sni-yayn, v. of asniyan; 
to heal, make well—waasniwaya. 
wa-a’-sni-yay, n. a@ healer, heal- 
ing. 
wa-a’-§’a-ka, v. n. to be loaded 
with or coated, as the tongue in 
sickness. See wiag’aka. 
wa-a’-Sa-pa, v. of agapa; to be 
defiled—waamasapa. 
wa-a’-Sa-pe, . a blotter. 
wa-a’-tan-ka. See watanka. 
wa-a’-ta-ya, v. of ataya; to be 
lucky, fortunate—waatawaya. 
wa-a-ta-ye-s’a, n. a fortunate 
one, as a good hunter. 
wa-a’-ton-way, v. of atonwan; 
to be observing—waawaton way. 
wa-a’-ton-we, . an observer. 
wa-a’-wa-éin, v. of awacin; to 
think about, consider, be thoughtful— 
waawaéami. 
