wa’-na-wiy —wan-kan’-tu. 
way, v. cont. of wanzu, a quiver; and 
of wanhinkpe, an arrow. 
wayn-a’-pe-Ssni, adv. T. without 
wounding: wanapesni kte, to kill 
without wounding. 
way’-Ga, num ad). 
ziday. 
wal’-Ga, adv. once. 
wan’-Ga-dayn, adv. only once. 
way’-éGag, cont. of wanéake. 
wavy’-Ga-hna, adv. at once, im- 
mediately. 
wan’-éGa-kéa-day, adv. red. of 
wanéadan; a few times; now and 
then once; once apiece. 
way’-éa-ke, adv. at once. 
wan’-Gi, adj. T. one: 4. qg. wanzi. 
wan-e’-ya, n. what is prepared 
for eating on a journey, provisions. 
T., onweya. See unweya. 
wan-hda’-ka, v. pos. of wanyaka; 
tosee one’s own—way wahdaka, wan- 
one; 2. g. Way- 
uyhdakapi. 
wan-hi’, n. (way and hi) a flint, 
flints: perhaps so called from the 
fact that arrow-heads were formerly 
made of flints. 
way-hin’-kpe, ». an arrow, ar- 
rows—tiwayhinkpe,nitiwayhinkpe, 
mitiwayhinkpe 
way-hiyn’-kpe-ki-hi-ye-ya- 
pi, x. abow-shot. T., wanhinkpe 
kiniy yeyapi. See kihiyeya. 
way-hin’-kpe-o-i-na-zin, n. 
T. the notch in the end of an arrow. 
wan-hiy’-tpe,». Same as wan- 
hinkpe. 
wan-hi’-Sa, 2. gun caps, 
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wan-hi’-ga-dan, n. 
percussion caps. 
wan-hi’-yu-za, m. 
wrist-bands. 
W al) -i- yw, int. of surprise; indeed! 
used on meeting one unexpectedly. 
T., honhonhe! 
wa’-i-ya-hpe-ya, wv. m. 
shoot arrows. 
wan’-i-yu’-ke-ze, n. 
ment for making arrows. 
way-ka’, v. n. to be; to lie, asa 
lake, field, or log; to lie down; to 
spend the night; to continue, as, ya 
wanka, to keep going on——muyka, 
nuyka, upwankapi. T., tyunka, 
See éanwanka. 
wan’-ka-dayn, adj. weak, tender; 
soft, brittle, easily broken or torn— 
mawankaday. T., wankala; Ih, 
wankana 
wany-ka’-hay, part. lying down, 
fallen down. T., yuykahan. 
wan-ka’-he-ya, v. a. to throw 
down, cause to fall—wankahewaya. 
T., yuyjkaheya. 
wan’-ka-la, adj. 
gun caps, 
flat arm or 
to 
an instru- 
wayn’-ka. 
T. i. g. wanka- 
day. 
way-kan’, adv. above, up high. T., 
wankanl. 
way-kan’-tan-han, adv. from 
above. T., wankayltayhay. 
way-kan’-ta-tay-hayn, adv. 
Strom above. 
wan-kan’-ti-pi, ” an upper 
room, up stairs. 
way-kan’-tki-ya, adv. upwards. 
way-kan’-tu, adv. up above, high up, 
T., waykanltipi. 
