wa-na’-cu-ka 
wa’-na-lipa, v. to kick or cast 
about snow with the feet, as buffaloes 
and horses do. 
wa-na’-hpe-éa, v. Same as wa- 
nahipa. 
wa-na’-lpu, v. of nalipu; to kick 
off pieces. 
wa-na’-hta-ka, v. of nalitaka; 
to be in the habit of kicking—wana- 
walitaka. 
wa-na’-i-éi-hmayn-pi, n. those 
who conceal themselves ; hypocrites : 
i. g. wanakilimaypi. 
wa-na’-ka-ka, v. of nakaka; to 
make rattle with the foot, as icicles, 
stiff hides, ete—wanawakaka. T., 
wanakakaka. 
wa-na’-ka§g, adv. cont. of wana- 
kaza; long ago. 
wa-na’-kag-wo-ta, adj. aged— 
wanakasmawota. 
wa-na-ka-tin, v of nakatin; to 
stretch out with the foot—wanawa- 
katin. 
wa-na’-ka-Za, adv. longago. T., 
T., ehayna. 
ehanna. : 
wa-na’-ka-gza-tayn-hap, adv. 
long since, of old, of a long time. 
wa’-na-ki-hma and wa’-na- 
ki-hbe, v. of anakilima; fo con- 
ceal — wanawakihibe, wanauyki- 
hmaypi. 
wa-na-ki-hman-pi, n. hypo- 
crites; 4. q. wanaidilimanpi. 
wa’-na-ki-kéin, v. of anakiksin; 
to interpose and defend one by tak- 
ing his place in danger—wana- 
weksiy, wanamiksin. 
wa-na’-mna-ka. 521 
wa-na/-ki-za, v. of nakiza; to 
tread out, as rice—wanawakiza. 
wa-na’-ko-ka, v of nakoka; to 
rattle with the foot—wanawakoka. 
wa-na’-kpa, n._ bears’ ears: 1. q. 
wanatpa. 7., mato nakpa. 
wa-na’-ksa, v. of naksa; to break 
off with the foot—wanawaksa, wa- 
nauyksapi. 
wa-na’-ksa-ksa, v. red. of wa- 
naksa. 
wa-na’-kse-ya, ¥ T. to har- 
vest grain; to mow grass. 
wa-na’-kégi-Za, v. of nakéiza; to 
double up with the foot—wanawa- 
ksiza. 
wa-na-ktay, v. of naktan; to 
bend with the foot—wanawaktan. 
wa-na’-ku-ka, v. of nakuka; to wear 
out with the fee-—wanawakuka. 
wa-na’-ku-ke-éa, ». one who 
wears out moccasins badly. 
wa-na’-mda-ska, v. of namda- 
ska; to flatten with the foot—wana- 
wamdaska. 
wa-na’-mda-ya, v. of namdaya; 
to spread out with the foot—wana- 
wamdaya. 
wa-na’-mda-za, v. of namdaza; 
to burst open. 
wa-na/-mde-éa, v. of namdeéa; 
to break in pieces with the foot— 
wanawamdeéa. 
wa-na’-mna, v. of namna; fo rip 
with the foot, as moccasins—wana- 
wamna. 
wa-na’-mna-ka, n. one who rips 
his moccasins much. 
