wa-S’ao’ wa-Stu’-éa. 537 
wa-Sin’, n. fat not fried out, fat 
meat, pork. T., tallow. 
wa-Siy-kte, n. pulmonary con- 
sumption, a lingering disease. 
Wa-Sin’-wa-kpa, np. the South 
Platte River. 
wa-Sin’-yan-se-Ga, n. 
cles of fish with red fins. 
wa-Si’-tki-hda,v. tobe angry. 
wa-$i-tki-hda-ya, v. of Sitki- 
hdaya; todistress or make angry; one 
who makes angry. 
wa-Skay’-Skay-yan, v. of Skay; 
‘to cause to move; one who causes to 
a spe- 
move or live—waskayskaywaya. 
wa-Ski’-ta,v. TZ. to mark, cui, | 
engrave; t. g. bago. 
wa’-Sna-he-éa, m. soft snow, 
snow that falls in soft flakes. See | 
wahisnaheéa. | 
wa-Snig’-ya, v. tocause to wither ; | 
one who causes to wither—wasnis- 
waya. | 
wa-Sni’-Za, adj. withered. See | 
Sniza. | 
wa-soyn’, ». See wasun. 
wa-$pay’-ka, ». cooked food. 
wa-Span’-yayn, ». of Spanyan; to 
cook, as food—waspanwaya. 
wa-spu,v. TT. «@q. bagpu. 
wa-Spu’-spu,v. TL. red. 
off in small bits. 
wa-Ste’, adj. good; pretty—mawa- 
Ste, unwastepi. See oste, walite, 
pl, ete. 
wa-ste’-éa, adj. See wasteéaka. 
wa-Ste’-éa-ka, adj. good, well 
to cut | 
wa-Ste’-mna-ya 
disposed. 
wa-Ste’-da, v a. to esteem good, 
to love—wastewada, wasteundapi, 
waste¢cida. T., wastela. 
wa-§te’-da-ka,v.a. tolove—wa- 
Stewadaka. T., wastelaka. 
wa-Ste’-da-ka-pi, ». love; one 
who is loved. 
wa-Ste’-hin-éa, adj. very good. 
wa-Ste’-i-éi-da, v. reflex. of wa- 
Steda; to love one’s self, to be selfish; 
to be proud—wastemi¢ida. 
wa-Ste’-ka, adj. good—litle good, 
doubtfully good. 
wa-Ste’-ki-éi-da-pi, v. recip. 
loving each other ; wastekidéidakapi, 
loving one another. 
wa-$te’-ki-da, v. pos. of wasteda; 
fo love one’s own—wastewakida. 
wa-Ste’-ki-da-ka, v. pos. of wa- 
Stedaka; to love one’s own—waste- 
wakidaka. 
Walser aah, wade ee as gs 
wastedaka. 
wa-Ste’-mna, adj. of waste and 
omna; sweet smelling, odoriferous. 
5 UG. tO ‘per- 
Sume, to embaln—wastemnawaya, 
wastemnamayay. 
wa-Ste’-ste, adj. red. of waste. 
wa-Sste’-Ste-ya, adv. red. of wa- 
Steya. 
wa-Ste’-ya, v. a. 
wastewaya. 
wa-Ste’-ya, adv. 
manner. 
wa-Ste’-ya-ken, adv. well. 
wa-Stu’-éa,v. tothaw. T., wa- 
Stulya. 
to make good— 
well, in a good 
