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ran’-ka-pi, x. 
pan-kan’-tu-ya, adv. high up. 
an-kan’-tu-ya-ken, adv. up 
high. 
ran-kanl’, adv. T. 7. g. wankan. 
Fan loan =tus ady. 9 Tae ag: 
wankantu. 
ay’-kan-ye-la, adv. T. loose, 
Sree to turn. 
a lying down, an 
encampment. T., yunkapi. 
ay-ki/-Gi-ya-ka-pi, v. recip. 
of wanyaka; to see each other. 
an-mdi’, n». the royal or war- 
eagle, the Faleo imperialis or Aquila 
heliaca. T., waybli. 
an-mduw-day, TZ. waglula. 
See wamduday, the better orthog- 
raphy. 
ay-mdu’-ska, x. See wamduska. 
an-mdu’-ska-dan, nm. See-wa- 
mduskaday. 
an-mli,orwayn-bli,n T. ¢ 
q. wanrdi. 
ayn-mlu’-la, or wayn-blu’-la, 
n. TT. ¢. g. wanmduday. 
an-mlu’-ska-la, or wan-blw’- 
Ska-la, n. T. i. g.wanmdusgkadan. 
an’-na, adv. now, quickly ; lately, 
already: wanna ecamon, I have now 
done it; wanna eéamoy kta, I will 
now clo it. 
ay’-nas, adv. now. 
an’-ske, n. the family name of 
a fourth child, if a daughter. 
an-ske’-pa, . an arrow-head 
not barbed. T., kestonsni. 
ay-sma’-hi, 2. an iron arrow- 
head, 
way’-to, n Ff 
wan-yag’-ki-ya, va. 
wa -ye’,-v. 
wayn’-yu-kpan, »v. 
wan-yuw-la-sa,v. T. 
DAKOTA - ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
a blackish blue 
snake. See wan. 
ay-yag’, cont. of wanyaka; wan- 
yag hi, to come to see; wanyag 
iheya, to see all at once, to perceive, 
discover. 
to cause 
to see any thing—wanyagwakiya, 
way yagmakiya. 
way-yag’-ya,v.a. tocause to see 
or perceiwwe—wan yagwaya. 
an-ya’-ka, v.a. to see or per- 
ceive anything; to have seen—way- 
mdaka, wandaka, wanuyyakapi, 
wanéiyaka. See tonwap. 
wanye ya, to go to see 
or examine; 7. q. wakéanyan. 
ayn-ye’-éa, n. rushes; the light- 
ning bug, the fire-fly. 
an-ye’-ya, v.a. to shoot arrows ; 
to shoot in the sacred dance—wanye- 
waya. T., wanhinkpe yeya. 
an-yu’-go, v. a. to make the 
crooked marks on arrows, which are 
considered essential to their good- 
ness. See yugo. 
wayn-yu-go-dan, n._ the striped 
lizard. T., agleskala. 
wan-yuw-gu-ka, v. to draw an 
arrow out of the quiver. 
to shoot an 
arrow. 
wan’-yu-kpayn-hay, v. toshoot 
arrows one after another—waymdu- 
kpayhay. 
to draw 
and shoot a bow ; to shoot arrows from 
a bow. 
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