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transportation. 
watom 
wa-to’-ksu-pi, ” 
wa-tom?’, cont. of watopa: 
mda. 
wa-ton’, v.of ton; to have, possess— 
wawaton: Ist pers. sing. of toy. 
wa-ton’-ka, ». one who is rich. 
wa-to’-pa, v. to paddle a canoe— 
watowapa, watuunpapi: ite hekta 
See watoka. 
rowing, pad- 
watopa, to row. 
wa-t0o’-pa-pi, 2. 
dling 
wa-to’-pa-pi-wi, x. the moon 
in which the waters become navigable, 
April. Same as magaokadawi. 
wa-to’-pe-ki-ya, v.a. to make 
paddle or row—wi oe wakiya: sina 
watopekiya, fo sail. 
wa-to’-to-ya, adv. 
green. 
wia-to’-ya, adv. greenly. 
wa-tpa’, n a@ rwer, a stream, a 
creek ; the bow of a boat, compounded 
of wata and pa; the outside and bot- 
tom of a canoe or boat: i q. wakpa. 
wa-tpa’-day,». a brook, a rwu- 
let. 
wa-tpi’-éa-hda, adv. 
of a stream. 
wa-tpo’-hna, adv. 
by a stream. 
wa-tpo’-ki-zu, x. the junction of 
streams : watpokizu mdote, the mouth 
of a river. 
wa-tpo’-ki-zu-ya,v.a. tocause 
the junction of streams—watpokizu- 
waya. 
wa-tpo’-pa, adv. 
wakpa opaya. 
grass-like, 
See wato. 
by the side 
on a stream, 
mastream. T., 
ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
wa-tpo’-pta, adv. across astream: 
T., wakpa opta. 
wa-tpu’-tpa, n. dust: 1. q. wa- 
kpukpa. 7, wakpukpa. 
wi-tu’-ka, ai faint, weary, ex- 
hausted—wamatuka. 
wa-tu’-ka-ya, v. 
to weary. 
wa-tul’-ka, ». T. sweepings; lit- 
tle bits. 
wa-tu’- 
i. g. wakpopta. 
to make tired, 
§e-kSe 
manure. 
-éa, n. dust, dirt, 
T., watulka. 
small animals ; 
sweepings ; 
wa-tu’-tka, x. 
little things. 
wa-tu-tka-day, ». small an- 
mals. T., wamakagkan. 
wa-tu’-tka-tka, m. trifles. See 
tutkatka. 
wa-te’-éa, adj. gentle, mild, docile, 
tractable. T., wawateéa 
wa-te’-éa-ka, adj. Same as wa- 
teéa. 
wa-ti/-yu-wi, 2 running vines. 
wa-tung’-ya, v.a. to try to pre- 
vent—watungwaya. Perhaps this 
word may aoe be used in the sense 
of “tungya,” to suspect, have an in- 
distinct ning of. See itunkeéa. 
wa-u’-ka, n. the skin of a bear. 
T., matoha. 
wa-uy’, v. of un; to be; to be well 
off—wawauy: also 1st pers. sing. 
of uy. 
wa-uy’-éa, v. of unéa; to mock, 
imitate—wauywaéa, waununéapi. 
wa-uy’-éa, . amocker ; a monkey. 
wa-uyn’-éa-dayn, n. a mocker; a 
monkey. 
