a 
wa-Stun’-ya—wa-to’-kéu. 
wa-te’-hin-da, v. of tehinda; to| wa-to’, n. 
withhold what one has; not to give 
away; to be stingy: one who withholds 
—watewaliinda. 
wa-te’-hin-da-pi,». parsimony. 
wa-tem’-ki-éi-éi-ya, v. of tem- 
ya; to eat up for one—watemweci- 
diya. 
wa-tem’-ki-ya, v. pos. of watem- 
ya; to eat up one’s own; to eat up for 
one —watemwakiya, watemmaki- 
ya. 
wa-tem’-ya,v.of temya; fo eat all 
up, to devour: one who eats up, as a 
wolf, ete—watemwaya, watemun- 
yanpi. 7, watebya. 
wa-ten’, v. tokiy aguyapi waten, 
oh! that I had bread to eat. See 
yuta and tokin. T., 
wa-te’-pa, v. LT. to wear off short: 
worn out. 
wa-te’-Sdag-ki-toyn, v. n. to 
wear a fillet or garland around the 
head—watesdag weton. 
wa-te’-Sdag-toyn, v.n. to have 
or wear a garland or civic crown— 
watesdagwaton. 
wa-te’-S§da-ke, a (fillet, 
wreath, a civic crown, any thing 
wrapped around the head. 
wa-te’-te, ~. the rim or edge of a 
boat, the gunwale. See matete. 
wa-te’-zi, nv. thestomach of abear. 
wa-te’-zi-ksi-za, mn. the omentum 
fat; “fat that covereth the inwards.” 
wa-tka’, v. of tka; to scrape, as 
hides—wawatka: also Ist pers. 
sing. of tka. 
wata nin. 
a 
‘ . ld > 
'wa-tog’-hda, adj. 
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grass, green grass, weeds. 
wild, hostile. 
See watokda. 
wa-to’-gla, ad. T. wild, un- 
trained, skittish: 7. q. Skehe. 
wa-tog’-ya, v. a. to take ven- 
geance, to retaliate—watogwaya. 
wa-to’-ha, m. (wataand yuha) a 
portage. 
Wa-to’-hta-ta, 2 7p. 
i. q. Hotawa. 
the Otos: 
wa-to’-i-hu-ni, v.n. to come to 
land with a boat. 
wa-to’-i-hu-ni, 2. 
place. 
wa-to’-ka, n. the bow of a boat. 
See watokapa and watopa. 
wa-to’-ka-han,v.n. 
a landing- 
to stand in 
the bow of a boat: one who stands in 
the bow of a boat—watokawahay. 
wa-to’-ka-pa, n. of tokapa; the 
Jirst-born ; the birthright; the bow of 
a boat: one who sits in the bow of a 
boat—watomakapa, watonikapa. 
wa-to’-ka-pa-tan-hay, adv. 
on or at the bow of a boat. 
wa-to’-kda, adj. Th. 
tile: 2. g. watoghda. 
wa-to’-ke-éa, mn. of tokeéa; a 
different kind of food from what one 
has been accustomed to. T. fruits; 
vegetables. 
wa-to’-ki-éon, v. abs. of tokiéon; 
to take vengeance. 
wa-to’-ki-éo0n, ». an avenger. 
wa-to’-ksu, v. of toksu; to carry, 
transport—watowakésu, watouynksu- 
pl. 
wild, hos- 
