wa-to’-kéu-pi—wa-wa’-$i-éun-ke. 541 
to live well; one 
who lives well—wawaunka. 
Wwa-uy’-uy-ka, x. 
ders about, a vagabond. 
wa-un’-yan, v. T. 
wa-un’-ka, v. 
one who wan- 
to offer sac- 
rifice, as money or other inani- | 
mate things: 2. to lose—wawaun- 
yay. 
Wa Uii-yan-pi,”. T. 
Jor cutting up meat. 
wa’-wa-¢in, v. of awacin; to think 
of —wawaéanmi. 
Wa-wa’-éin-kta-yu-za, or wa- 
wa-¢in-e-kta-yu-za, vn. 
to be kind, forbearing, long-suffer- 
ing—wawatinktamduza 
wa-wa’-gna, v. T. of wagna; 
to cut off, as in shelling corn. 
wa-wa’-ga-pa, v. I. 1%. q. wa- 
bagapa. 
wa-wa’-ha, n. furs, peltries. 
wa-wa’-ha, a. T. the “points” on 
a blanket: this word originally 
meant « buffalo robe, and in trading 
with the whites a blanket. which 
was valued at two robes was called 
wawaha nonpa, ete., Sina wawahe, 
blanket points. 
wa-wa’-hi-yans-ka-la-ka, 
adj. T. morose, cross. 
wa-wa’-hi-yan-ze-éa, n. 
morose person. 
wa-wa’-lipa-ni-yan, v. of wa- 
lipaniyan; to make poor—wawa- 
lipaniwaya. 
wa-wa/-ki-pa-zin, v.n. torebel 
a place 
Tara 
against, oppose; to be a rebel—wa- | 
wawakipazin, wawaunkipazinpi. 
wa-wa’-ki-pa-zin-pi, n. oppo- 
sition, rebellion. 
wa-wa’-ki-pa-zin-yan, adv. 
rebelliously. 
wa-wa’-ke-ze, n T. aboard on 
which to trim feathers. See waba- 
keze. 
wa-wa-kpay-éni, ad. T.,, of 
-Kpan, fine, active, stirring, as a 
man; nervous, quick stepping, as 
a horse; fleet, as a dog: wawa- 
makpay sni. This word appears 
to be and is in the negative form 
only.—?. L. R. 
wa-wa’-mna-da, v.of wamnada; 
to respect, honor, have a high opinion 
of; one who respects—wawamna- 
wada. 
wa-wa’-mna-da-gni 
who respects nothing. 
wa-wa’-ni-éa, n. 
, nm. one 
one who is noth- 
ing, an insignificant fellow. 
Wa-wa’-ni-Ge-éa, v._ there is 
nothing. 
wa-wa’-te-pa, v. T. to wear off 
to w stump. 
wa-wan’-yag, cont. of wawanyaka; 
wawanyag mde kta, J will go to see. 
wa-wan’-ya-ka, v. of wanyaka; 
to look on, see—wawaymdaka, wa- 
wanjdaka, wawanunyakapi. 
wa-wan’-ya-ke, x. a looker-on. 
wa-wa’-pi-da-ki-ya, v. of pida- 
kiya; to make glad; one who makes 
glad—wawapidawakiya. 
wa-wa’-si-éun-ke,n. T. one 
who imitates or tries tobe like a white 
man. 
