wa’-pi-ya-pi—wa-su’-ya. 
wi-sda’-ya, v. of sdaya; fo oil, to 
grease—wasdaway a. 
to lick— 
wawasdipa: also Ist pers. sing. of 
sdipa. 
wa-sdo-éa, v. of sdoéa; to know. 
wa-sdon’-ya, v. of sdonya; to 
wa-sdi’-pa, v. of sdipa; 
know—wasdonwaya, — wasdonun- 
ya, 
yaypi. T., waslolya. 
wa-sdon’-ya-pi, n. knowledge. 
T., waslolyapi. 
wa-sdon’-ye, nw. one who knows. 
wa-sdon’-ye-ya, v a. to cause | 
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T., wa- | 
to know—wasdonyewaya. 
slolyeya. 
wa-se’, n. red earth, vermilion: | 
Waseyuzapi, Vermilion River. | 
to paint red; | 
wa-se’-ki-éuy, v. 
to put on vermilion. 
wa-se’-yayn-ka, v.n. to have a spot | 
on one’s face, etc.—wasemayanka, | 
wa-se’-yan-ka, mn. a pimple. 
wa-si’-éu, n._ the keel or bottom of 
a boat. 
wa-si’-éu-ha, n._ the bottom of a 
boat; the bottom of a bear’s foot. | 
wa-sin’-te, x. See walsinte. 
wa-sin’-te-yu-ho-mni,n” a) 
steering oar. 
wa’-skam-ya, v. of askamya; to 
make stick on, as a plaster—wa- 
skamwaya. T., waskabya 
wa’-skam-ya-pi, %. 
plaster. 
wa’-ska-pe, n. 
a pitch | 
sticking plaster. 
wa-sku’-ya, n. Santee only. green 
corn boiled and afterwards shelled 
and dried; sweet corn. 
|wa-span’-ta-he-ya, m. 
|wa-stu’-ste-ya, v. 
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wa-skuw’-ye-éa, n. fruit of all 
T., watokeéa. 
lard, grease, tallow. 
kinds. 
wa-sna, 7”. 
wa-Sna’-po-hdi, ”. pimples. 
wa-sna’-ta-sa-ka, n._ tallow; 
hardened grease. 
T. to cuta strip or string, 
as from a hide. 
wWa-Sso’, v 
wa-so’-so, v. red. to cut m 
strips. 
wa-soy’, v. of son; to braid in strings, 
as corn or hair—wawasoy: also Ist 
pers sing. of son. 
a-spay’-la, adv. T. 
a-spay’-ta-ha-za, n. 
berries. 
W 
WwW 
slushy. 
service 
(wa 
spay and heya) small black bugs or 
grubs which appear when the snow 
melts off: hence the name. 
to weary one 
—wastustewaya. 7, watukakiya. 
See wastusteya. 
wa-su’, n. hail. 
wa-su’-hu-la, ». T. Iroquois, 
used for necklaces. 
wa-su-ki-ya,v.a. to hold sacred, 
to honor. his is from su, well, and 
kiya, fo cause; 2d, to divine: 34, to 
decree, make a decree.—s. P. W. 
wa-su’-ton, v.of suton; to get ripe, 
ripens, as grain or fruit. 
wa-su’-ton-pi, ”. harvest. 
the moon m 
which corn ripens, answering to Au- 
gust. 
wa-su’-ya,v. TI. 
to judge, condemn. 
wa-su’-ton-wi, %. 
to make a law ; 
