wa-ka’-hu-hu-za 
wa-ka’-i-pan-pan, n. T. aharrow. 
wa-ka’-kapy, v. of kakan; to hew; 
to beat or strike off; as berries; to 
hammer on, strike, as in shaping a 
stone—wawakakay: also Ist pers. 
sing. of kakan. 
wa-ka’-kéa, v. of kakéa; to comb, 
to disentanglé — wawakakéa: also 
Ist pers. sing. of kakéa. 
wa-ka’-kin-éa, v. of kakinéa; to 
scrape — wawakakinéa: also Ist 
pers. sing, of kakinéa. 
wa-ka’-kisg-ya, v.of kakisya; to 
cause to suffer—wakakiswaya. 
wa-ka’-ko-ka, v. of kakoka; to 
make rattle—wawakakoka: also 1st 
pers. sing. of kakoka. 
wa-ka’/-kpay, v. of kakpan; to 
pound fine—wawakakpay: also Ist 
pers. sing. of kakpay. 
wa-ka’-ksa, v. of kaksa; fo cut off 
with an ax—wawakaksa: also Ist 
pers. sing. of kaksa. 
wa-ka’-kéa, v..of kakSa; to roll 
up—wawakaksa, 
wa-ka’-k§an, v. of kaksan; to 
bend—wawakaksay: also Ist pers. 
sing. of kaksay. 
wa-ka’-k$i-Za, v of kaksSiza; to 
double up—wawakaksiza: also 1st 
pers. sing. of kaksiza. 
wa-ka’-ktay, v. of kaktan; to 
make bend—wawakaktay: also 1st 
pers. sing. of kaktan. 
wa-ka’-ku-ka, v. of kakuka; fo 
pound to pieces, destroy—wawaka- 
kuka: also 1st pers. sing. of ka- 
kuka. 
wa-kayn’. 5O7 
wa-ka’-mda, v. of kamda; to 
slice—wawakamda: also Ist pers. 
sing. of kamda. TJ., wakabla. See 
wakablapi. 
wa-ka’-mda-ya, v. of kamdaya; 
to make level, spread out—wawa- 
kamdaya; also Ist pers. sing. of 
kamdaya. T., wakablaya. 
wa-ka’-mda-za, v. of kamdaza; 
to rip open—wawakamdaza: also 
Ist pers. sing. of kamdaza.  T. 
wakablaza. 
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wa-ka’-mde-éa, v. of kamdeéa; 
fo dash to pieces—wawakamdeéa: 
also Ist pers. sing. of kamdeéa. 7", 
wakableéa. 
wa-ka’-mdnu, v. of kamdu; fo pul- 
verize-——wawakamdu: also 1st pers. 
sing. of kamdu. 7, wakablu. 
wa-ka’-mna, v. of kamna; to col- 
lect, gather together—wawakamna: 
also Ist pers. sing of kamna. 
wa-ka’-mna-ka, n. one who col- 
lects. 
wa-ka’-mnay-pi, 2”. 
together, collecting. 
gathering 
wa-ka’-mni, v.of kamni; to make 
mellow, prepare, as a field—wawa- 
kamni: also Ist pers. sing. of ka- 
mni 7’, yupanpan. 
wa-kan’, adv. above. See waykan. 
T., wakayl. 
wa-kayn’, adj. spiritual, sacred, 
consecrated ; wonderful, imcompre- 
hensible; said also of women at the 
menstrual period—mawakay, ni- 
wakay, ujywakanpi. 7. Norr.— 
mysterious: incomprehensible; im a 
