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Wa’-pi-ya-pi, ” conjuring. 
wa-pi’-ye, ” aconjurer, an Indian 
doctor. 
wa-po’-ble-éa, » Tf, wapaha 
and obleéa; a war bonnet with feath- 
ers standing out around the head and 
hanging down. 
wa-po’-ge-hna-ka, n. @ nose 
jewel. 
Th. and T., a hat 
See tapostay. 
wa-po’-Stan-gmi-gma,n. T. 
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wa-po’-stan, n. 
ov cap; a bonnet. 
a cap. 
wa-po’-Stay-gmi-gme-la,n 
T., a cap. 
wa-pus’-a-$pan, adj. well cooked, 
well done, cooked dry. T., wapus- 
yaspa). 
wa-pus’-a-span-yay, 0 ww 
cook thoroughly — wapusaspay wa- 
ya. 
wa-pu’-ske-pa, v. to/filter: also 
1st pers. sing. of puskepa. 
wa-pu’-spa, v. of puspa; to glue, 
to seal—wawapuspa: also 1st pers. 
sing. of puspa. 
wa-pu’-sta-ka, v. of pustaka; to 
stoop down—wawapustaka: also 1st 
pers. sing. of pustaka. 
wa-pus’-ya-span, adj. 
thoroughly. 
wa-pus’-ya-span-yan,v. TI. 
to cook thoroughly. 
wa’-pu-ta-ka, v. of aputaka; to 
touch with the hand, press wpon— 
wawaputaka. 
wa-sab’-gle,v. I. 
landmark. 
cooked 
to place for a 
|wa-sab’-gle-pi, Tf. 
(sapa 
and gle) the mark or boundary, as 
in playing ball, 7. q ékape. 
wa-sag’-kde, v.n. Ih. 
landmarks. T., wasabgle. 
wa-sag’-kde-pi, ~ Ih. a land- 
mark, : 
wa-sam/’-hde, v. to place up some- 
thing black for « sign or scarecrow— 
wasamwahde. 
wa-sam’-hde-ya, adv. 
manner of a scarecrow. 
wa-sam/’-ya, v. of samya; to black- 
en—wasamwaya. 
to erect 
in the 
wa-sam’-ya-hde-pi, ». some- 
thing placed for a scarecrow. T., 
wasabelepi. 
wa-say’-ka,n. T. arrows before 
they are ready to be used. 
Wwa-san’-yayn, v. of sanyan; to 
whiten—wasan way a. 
wa-say’-yan-hde-pi,n. ascare- 
crow, any thing white put up to scare 
away birds. 
wa-sa’-pe-dan, 1. 
bear; i. g. wahanksiéa. 
sapa. 
wa-sas’, cont. of wasaza. 
wa-sas’-ki-ya,v. T. to care for 
tenderly. 
wa-sas’-ye-la, adv. 
gently. 
wa-sa’-za, v. n. to be nervous, 
easily excited; to be convalescent— 
wamasaza. 
wa-sa’-ze-Ga, n. one who is easily 
made sick; one who is getting well ; 
i. g. wakalitake¢éa—wamasazeéa. 
the black 
T., mato 
T. mildly, 
