524 DAKOTA-—ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
wa’-na-win, v. of anawin; fo tell) wa’-ni-ka-la,n T. 
. | 
what is not true, to conceal—wana- | 
wawiy. Z., analime. 
wa-na’-win-Za, v. of nawinza; to 
bend down with the foot, as grass— 
wanawawinza. 
wa-na’-Za-Za, v. of nazaza; to 
wash by boiling, as clothes. 
wa-na’-zZa-Za-ya,v.a. tocause 
to wash out or come clean by boaling— 
wanaZzazawaya. 
wa-na’-Zi-pa, v of nazipa; to 
pinch or scratch with the toes—wa- 
nawadzipa. 
wa-na’-zu-Zu, v. of nazuzu; to 
kick down, kick to pieces: one who 
kicks to pieces—wanawazuzu. 
wa-ni-Ga’, ». meat of all kinds: 
wanica wa¢in, I desire meat. T., 
wacéoniéa. See Goniéa. 
wa-ni’-éa, adj. of niéa; none, with- 
out any—maniéa, niniéa, wyniéapi. 
wa -ni-éa, v. of aniéa; to refuse to 
give up—wawaniéa. 
wa-ni’-Ga-day, adj. 
little. 
wa-nig’-ni-éa, adj. red. of wani- 
none, very 
Ga. 
last winter. 
wa-ni’-ki-sa-pa, . awinter im 
which the ground is not covered with 
snow. T., waniyetu kisapa 
wa-ni’-ki-ya,v. ofnikiya; to save, 
cause to live—waniwakiya. 
wa-ni’-han, ». 
wa-ni’-ki-ya, 2. one who makes 
live ; the Saviour. 
wa-ni-ka-dan, x. 
T., wanikala. 
a very little. 
i. gq. Wani- 
kaday. 
wa-nin’, cont. of waniéa: owihanke 
wanin wiéoni, life without end. 
wa-ning’-ni-éa, adj red. of wa- 
niéa. See wanigniéa. 
wa-ni-stin-na, ”. alittle, very little. 
wa-ni’-ti, v. to spend the winter, 
to winter. 
wa-ni’-ti-pi,2. 
ment. 
Wa-ni’-uy, v. 
winter. 
wa-ni’-ya, v. of niya; to cause to 
live—waniwaya. 
wa-ni’-ya-ka-tan-ka, n._ the 
hen hawk, a species of kite. 
wa-ni’-yan-pi, TL. domestic 
animals: 7. q. wanuyyanpi. 
one who makes live ; 
a winter encamp- 
to winter, spend the 
wa-ni’-ye, ”. 
the Saviour. 
wa-ni’-ye-tu, ». winter, a win- 
ter; ayear. See kiwani. 
wa-nu’, adv. See wanun. 
wa-nuy’, adv. by chance, accident- 
ally: wanuy eéon, to do by accident ; 
wanwy eGonpi, an accident. 
wa-nuyl, adv. by accident. 
wa-nuy’-ken, adv. accidentally. 
wa-nuy’-yan, v. of nunyan; to 
tame, domesticate—wanuy waya. 
wa-nuy’-yay-pi, tame ani- 
mals, domestic cattle. T., waniyay- 
pi. See woteéa. 
wan, art. indef. a or an. 
wan, int. look! see! 
wayn,x. «large blackish snake five or 
six feet long. T., wanto. 
