502 DAKOTA -—ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
wa-het’-a-zu, v.a. to discharge 
Sreight, unload, as a vessel—waliet- 
awazu. 
wa-het’-a-zu-pi, ». unloading. 
wa-he’-ya-ta-i-ye-ya, v. to 
push back; one who pushes others 
back. 
wa-lna’-lna, mn. the coffee-nut. 
wa-lna’-lna-hu, n._ the coffee-nut 
tree. 
wa-lna-wa-he-éa, adj. lean, 
poor; ill-looking, but much better 
than it looks: walinawaheéa tuka 
waste, it is good although it looks 
badly. 
wa-hpa’-lho-ta,” JT. a brown 
bird that follows cattle: thecow-bird. 
wa-lipa-ho-ta, TT. a species 
of blackbird. 
wa-lpa’-ni, adj. poor, destitute. 
wa-hpa’-ni-éa, adj. poor, desti- 
tule, having no walipaya—mawa- 
hipaniéa, uywalhipaniéapi. 
wa-lpa’-ni-da, v.a.  toconsider 
poor; to feel compassion for, have 
mercy on —walipaniwada 
wa-hpa’-ni-ya, v.a. to make 
poor, cause to be poor—walipaniwa- 
ya, walipanimayan. 
wa-hpa’-ni-yay, adv. poorly, in 
a destitute way. 
wa-lipan’-yan, wv. TL. to soak 
and take off the hair: 4. g. wakpay- 
yay. 
wa-lipa’-tan-ka, » 7 the 
common blackbird: 7. q. zitkatayka. 
wa-h pa’-ya, ». anything one has 
of movable goods, baggage. 
wa-lpa’-ye-éa, n. baggage. 
wa-hpe’, a leaf, leaves; tea. 
wa-lpe’-éan-li, » TZ. a leaf 
used for tobacco: a small vine which 
runs on the ground like wintergreen, 
the leaf of which is used for tobacco. 
Wa-hpe’-ku-te, ». the Leaf- 
shooters; a band of the Dakotas 
who lived chiefly on the headwa- 
ters of the Blue Earth and Can- 
non rivers. They are now with 
the Mdewakaytonway at the San- 
tee Reservation, Neb. 
wa-hpe’-mda-ska-ska, n. winter- 
greens. 
wa-hpe’-pe-zi-hu-ta, n. leaf 
medicine, 1. e., tea. 
wa-hpe’-tan-ka, 
i. e., cabbage. 
Wa-lpe-ton-wayn, n a band 
of the Dakotas, who resided chiefly 
at the Little Rapids, at Lac-qui- 
parle, and at the lower extremity 
of Big Stone Lake, but are now 
on the Lake Traverse Reservation. 
the large species 
large leaf, 
wa-hpo’-pa, n. 
of willow. 
wa-lta-ni, v. of alitani; ¢o trans- 
gress a@ usage or custom, to omit a 
ceremony; to do wickedly; to sin— 
wawalitani, wayalitani, waunlita- 
nipi. 
wa-lita’-ni-sa, 2. @ transgressor; 
a simmer. 
wa’-hta-ni-ya, v.a. to cause to 
transgress or sin—walitaniwaya. 
wa-lite’, adj. good. See walitesni 
and waste. 
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