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wa-nay, adv. See wayna. 
wa-na’-o-hpa, v. of naohpa; to 
break into with the fee-—wanawao- 
lipa. 
wa-na’-o-ksa, v. of naoksa; fo 
break ‘through, as through ice in 
killing muskrats—wanawaoksa. 
wa-na’-o-ktayn, v. of naoktan; 
to bend into with the foot—wana- 
waoktay. 
wa-na’-o-tin-za, v. of naotinza; 
to tread in tight—wanaowatinza. 
wa-na’-pa, v. of napa; to flee— 
wanawapa. 
wa-na’-pan, v. of napan; totread 
out, as grain—wanawapap. 
wa-na’-pay-pay, v. of napay- 
pay; to make soft by treading—wana- 
wapanpay. 
wa-na’-péa, v. of napéa; to swal- 
low—wanawapéa: wanapéa lyeya. 
wa-na’-pe-ya, v. to drive off, 
cause to flee; one who makes flee— 
wanapewaya. 
wa-na’-pi-éa-ge-yu-za, 
(wanapa, idaga, and yuza) to have 
it in one’s power to make all flee; to 
be feared by all—wanapiéazemduza. 
wa-na’-pi-Skan-yan, m Th. 
a toy, a plaything; amusements, 
shows. 
wa-na’-pi-Skan-yan, v. T. 
to play with, as children with toys; 
to exhibit, perform, asa circus. See 
wanapistay yan. 
wa-na’-pi-Stay-yan, ». of na- 
pistan yan ; to destroy or injure every- 
thing—wanipistan waya. 
DAKOTA-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
wa-na’-po-hna-ka, »v. 
or hold in the hands. 
to put 
wa-na’-poh-ya, v. of napoliya; 
to leaven, cause to rise—wanapoh- 
waya. 
wa-na/-pom-ya, v. 
burst—wanapomwaya. 
wa-na’-po-pa, v. of napopa; to 
burst. 
wa-na’-po-ta, v. of napota; to 
wear out with the feet-—wanawapota. 
wa-na’-po-te-Ga, n one who 
wears out with the fee-—wanawapo- 
teéa. 
wa-na’-psa-ka, v. of napsaka; 
to break, as a string, wtth the foot— 
wanawapsaka. 
Wwa-na’-psoy, v. of napson; to 
spill by kicking, kick over—wana- 
wapson. 
wa-na’-ptu-za, v. of naptuza; 
to split or crack. 
wa-na’-pin, » a medal; a neck- 
lace of beads; a handkerchief; any- 
thing worn around the neck, a com- 
Sorter, ete. 
wa-na’-pin-ki-éa-ton, w @. 
to put on, as a wanapin; fo cause to 
wear a necklace, ete.—wanapinwe- 
éaton. 
wa-na/-pin-mda-ska. m a 
necklace of beads interwoven. 
wa-na’-pin-ya, va. to have or 
use for a@ wanapiy—wanapinwaya. 
wa-na’-sa, v. of nasa; to hunt by 
surrounding and shooting, as buffalo; 
to chase buffalo—mwanawasa, wa- 
nauysapi. See howanasekiyapi. 
to cause to 
