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wa-hmuw’, ». Sis. Same as wa- 
mnu, wagmu, and wakmu. 
wa-hmuyg’, cont of wahmuyka: 
wahmuyg mda, Lam going trapping. 
wa-hmupy’-ka, v. of hmuyka; to 
trap, hunt with traps—wawahmuy- 
ka: also 1st pers. sing. of hmuyka. 
wa-hmuy’-ka-pi, ». trapping 
wa’-hnag, cont. of wahnaka. 
wa’-hnag-toy, n. something put 
with another thing: wahnag éoday, 
one thing alone; walnag ton ku, to 
give, as a blanket, with a gun; @ 
pad, as on a horse’s back when sore. 
wa’-hna-ka, v. of ahnaka; to place 
on, put on, as poultices on sores, 
ete—wawahnaka. See wakiéi- 
hnaka 
wa-hna’-ka, v. 
hnaka. 
wa’-hna-wo-Ssna-pi, m. (ahna 
an altar for sacrifice. 
T., Wagnawauynyanpi, or wagna- 
wayulitatapi, according as the sac- 
rifice is inanimate or animate. 
wa’-hna-wo-tapi, n. (alma and 
wotapi) something toeat from, a table. 
wa-hna’-yay, v. of hnayay; fo 
deceive—wawahnayay: also Ist 
Ist pers. sing. of 
and wosna) 
pers. sing. of hnayan. 
wa-hni’-hda, v. of* hnihda; to 
travel; to go about from place to place: 
wahnihda wauy, I am traveling. 
wa-hni’-hde-éa, n. 
always traveling. 
wa-hnuyn’-ka, zn. 
woodpecker. 
toskaday). 
one who is 
the red-headed 
See kanketanka and 
DAKOTA -ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
wa-ho’-éo-ka, an area sur- 
rounded by tents. Probably not 
used by the Indians generally. 
This hoéoka or wahoéoka was 
formerly used by the Dakotas, ac- 
cording to what men of different 
tribes have told me. I have the 
order in which each camped. The 
Winnebagoes did not have it. The 
Omahas, Ponkas, Iowas, and kin- 
dred tribes observed it during the 
summer hunt.—J. 0. D. See ho- 
éoka. 
wa-ho’-hpi, ». nests. See holipi. 
wa-ho’-ki-ya, v.a. to send word 
to—wahowakiya, wahounkiyapi. 
See wahoya. 
wa-ho’-kon-ki-ya, v.a. to in- 
struct, counsel, advise one—waho- 
konwakiya, wahokonuykiyapi 
wa-ho’-kon-ki-ya-pi, n. in- 
struction, counsel, advice; counselled. 
wa-ho’-si, v. of hosi; to carry 
word; always used with another 
verb, as, wahosi i, wahoégi hi, wa- 
hosi ya, ete.; to bring or carry news. 
wa-ho’-$i-wa-kan, 2. a for- 
mation used by some for angel, 
messenger. See ohnihde and ohni- 
hdeyapi. 
wa-ho’-Si-ya-pi, m T. ome 
sent with a message: wahosiyapi 
wakay, sacred messengers, the apos- 
tles of Christ. 
wa-ho’-ya, v.a. to send for one, 
to send word to one, to promise 
something to one—wahowaya. 
wa-ho’-ya-pi, , sending word to, 
