wa-ka’-tku-ga—wa-ki’-ksu-ya. 
wa-ke’-ya,v.a. to have for atent— 
wakewaya. 
wa-ke’-ya-ska, n. 
cotton tent. 
wa-ki’, v. 1st pers. sing. of ki, to 
arrive at home, and of ki, to rob. 
wa-ki’, v of ki; to robp—wawaki. 
wa-ki’-éayn-pta, v.a. tocomfort, 
console —waweéanpta: wawidéaki- 
éanpta, he comforts them. 
wa-ki’-éan-pta, adj. 
stonate. 
wa-ki’-Gan-pte, a comforter. 
wa-ki-éi-glu-hta-ta, v. T. 
to offer something of one’s own, as a 
sacrifice, for another ; as God gave 
His Son for the world. 
wa-ki’-éi-hna-ka, v. of hnaka; 
a linen or 
compas- 
to lay away for one—waweCihnaka. 
wa’-ki-éi-hna-ka, v of ahnaka; 
to lay on for one, apply a poultice or 
cataplasm to one—wiweéihnaka. 
wa-ki’-éi-un-yay, v. T. to 
offer sacrifice for one. 
wa’-ki-éi-au, v. a to lay ona 
poultice for one—waweéizu, wami- 
Gizu. 
wa-ki’-Gon-za, v. a. to purpose, 
determine for one; to resolve to do to 
or for one—waweéonza. 
wa-ki’-éon-za, n. one who de- 
termines or decides. 
wa-ki’-éon-ze,n. T. 
or chief; one who decides. 
wa-ki’-éun-pi, x. what is taken 
and used by all, common property. 
wa-ki’-gle, ». T. what one has 
laid up; stores. 
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wa-ki’-glu-hta-ta, v. T. to 
sacrifice one’s own. 
wa-ki’-gna-ka,n T. 7.9. wa- 
kigle. 
wa-ki’-ge, v. of kige; to scold— 
wawakige: also 1st pers. sing. of 
kige. 
wa-ki’-hda-ka, m. dressed skin, 
leather, such as is used to make and 
mend moccasins with. 
wa-ki’-hde-éa, v a. tohavea feel- 
ing for, or be in sympathy with an 
absent friend, that causes a nervous 
sensation in the breast or an invol- 
untary twitching of the muscles, 
said to be premonitory of what is 
to happen to the person—wawe- 
hdeéa, wawiéawehdeéa. See naka. 
wa-ki’-hnag, cont. of wakihnaka; 
vakihnag wahi, I have come to lay 
away. 
wa-ki’-hna-ka, ». of kihnaka; to 
store away one’s own—wawehnaka, 
waupkihnakapi. 
wa-ki’-hna-ka-pi, . what is 
laid up, an inheritance. 
wa’-ki-hta-ni, v. of walitani; fo 
sin against. T., awalitani: See un- 
der waiéihtani. 
wa-ki’-kan-he-Za, v. a. of kan- 
heza; to conciliate by presents or by 
Jawning, tomake friends with by sub- 
mission to—wakiwakanheza. 
wa-ki’-ksu-ya, v. of kiksuya; 
to remember ; to hold communion with 
and receive communications from su- 
pernatural beings, as the Dakotas 
pretend to do; to call to remem- 
