490) DAKOTA —-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
wa-a’-wa-¢in-yay, v. @ to|wa-a’-zil-ton, » TL 4 g: waa- 
cause to think or consider ; one who 
makes others think—waawaciy way a. 
wa-a’-way-hdag, cont. of waa- 
wanhdaka, 
Pia a-ké > of aw: 
wa-av-wan-hda-ka, v, of awan- 
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hdaka; to watch over one’s own— 
waawanwahdaka. See waway- 
hdaka. 
wa-a’-way-hda-ke, wn. one who 
watches over, a shepherd, a bishop. 
Wa-a’-wan-yag, cont. of waa- 
wanyaka, 
wa-a-wayn-yag-ki-ya-pi, n. 
one who is employed to oversee, a 
steward. 
wa-a’-wan-ya-ka, v. of awan- 
yaka; to oversee, watch over, take 
care of—waawanymdaka. 
wa-a’-wan-ya-ka, . some 
spiritual being who watches the Da- 
kotas to do them hurt. 
W a-a/-wW an- ya-k e, n. a watchman. 
wa-a’-ya, v. of aya; to take or 
bear to—waamda. 
wa-a’-ya-ta, wv. of ayata; to 
guess, predict, foretell—waamdata. 
wa-a’-ya-tan-in, . of ayatan- 
in; to proclaim, make manifest, bear 
witness—waamdatanin. 
wa-a’-ya-tayn-in, ». a witness. 
wa-a’-ya-tan-in-yayn, adv. 
testifying. 
Wa-a’-ya-te, n. a prophet. 
wa-a’-yu-pta, v. of ayupta; to 
answer—waamdupta. 
wa-a’-yu-pte, m. 
swers. 
one who an- 
Zito. 
wa-a’-zin-toy, v. of azinton; to 
burn incense to or for—waazinwa- 
toy. T., waazilton. 
wa-ba’-ga-pa, v. of bagapa; to 
skin animals, be in the habit of tak- 
ing off skins—wabawagapa. T., 
wawagapa. 
wa-ba’-Go, v. of bago; to carve, 
engrave—wabawago. 
wa-ba’-hba, v. of bahba; fo cut 
off, as in shelling corn with a 
knife—wabawahba. 7, wawagna. 
wa-ba’-hbe-za,>v. of bahbeza; 
to make rough; to haggle—wabawa- 
hbeza. 
wa-ba’-hda, v.of bahda; to make 
uncoil by cutting. 
wa-ba’-hna, v.of bahna; to make 
fall off by cutting. 
wa-ba’-hna-yay, v. of bahna- 
yay; to miss in trying to cut—wa- 
bawahnayay. 
wa-ba’-huy, v. of bahun; fo cut, 
gash—wabawahuy. 
wa-ba’-hun-huy, v. red. of 
wabahuy; to cut, as a piece of meat 
nearly off, in many places: waba- 
huyhuy waku, J gave it to him to 
cut mm pieces. 
wa-ba’-hu-te-day, v.of bahu- 
tedan; to wear off to a stump, as a 
knife—wabawahuteday. 7, wa- 
watepa. See wabatepa. 
wa-ba’-hda-gay, v. of balida- 
fan; to make large, to cut so that it 
becomes larger—wabawahdagan. 
