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wan-kan’-tu-ya 
wan’-yu-tpan-han, ». See 
wanyukpanhay. 
wan-zi’, num. adj. one; also used 
for an indefinite number, some. 
wan-2Zi’-Ga, adj. one. 
wan-zi’-éa, adv. mone way; as, 
heéetu wanziéa, in the same state, 
without change. 
wan-zi’-dan, num.adj. one—ma- 
wanziday, unwanzipiday: wanzi- 
pidan, they are one. Ih., wanzina. 
T., wanzila. 
way-Zi’-dan-ken, adv. 
manner. 
wan-zi’-dan-ki-ya, adv. imone 
way. 
wan-Zig’-Zi, adj. red. of wanzi; 
some. 
wan-Zig’-zi-dan, adj. red. of 
wanzidayn; some. 
wan-zig’-zi-la, adj. T. 
one; singly ; one apiece. 
way-zi-i-to-kto or wan-ai- 
i-to-to, adv. turn about, 7 q. 
wyma itoto. T., wanziitoktog. 
wan-zi’-kési, adj. red. of wanzi; 
some. T., wanzigzi. 
wan-2l-la, num. adj. T. 2 gq. 
wanzidan. 
wayn-zi’-na, num. adj. Ih. one. 
wan’-Zu, . a quiver: wanzu kin, 
to carry @ quiver. 
way’-Zu-ya-pi, 2 aname given 
to the skeéa, fisher, Mustela cana- 
densis, as the skin of that animal 
alone, it is said, was formerly used 
for making quivers; any skin used 
to make a quiver. 
im one 
one by 
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wWa-0’-yu-sin. AVAL 
wa-o’, v. of 0; to hié in shooting— 
wawao: also Ist pers. sing. of o. 
wa-o’-ho-da, v. of ohoda; to honor, 
worship—waohowada. 
wa-0’-ka, xn. -a marksman; a good 
hunter—wawaoka. 
wa-o’-ki-hi, v. of okihi; éo be able, 
to have ability—waowakibi. 
wa-o0’-ki-hi-ka, ». one who is 
able—waowakihika. 
wa-o’-ki-hi-ya, v. a to make 
able—waokihiwaya. 
wa-o’-ki-hi-ya, adv. ably, power- 
Sully. 
wa-0’-ki-ya, mn. one who commu- 
nicates with or commands. 
wa-0’-ki-ya, v. of dkiya; to help, 
aid—waowakiya. T., wawokiya. 
wa-0’-ki-ye,. a helper; alaw- 
yer. 
wa-0’-ku, v. of oku; to lend—wa- 
owaku. 
wa-oyn’-spe, v. of onspe; to know 
how—waoymaspe, waonnispe. 
wa-on’-spe-ki-ya, v. of onspe- 
kiya; to teach—waoyspewakiya. 
wa-on’-spe-ki-ya, n. ateacher. 
wa-ovn’-Si-da, adj- merciful, gra- 
cious—waonsiwada, waonsiundapi. 
wa-o’-po, n T. light snow fly- 
ing in the sunlight. 
wa-o’-Ste-hda, v. of ostehda; to 
speak evil of, call bad names ; to re- 
vile, to slander—waostewahda. 
wa-0’-wa-ki-ye, v.of owakiye; 
to speak with—waowawakiye. 
wa-o’-yu-sin,v. T. to hate, to 
be out of humor with, 
