wa-ya’-so-ta—wa-ya’-wan-ka. 551 
wa-ya’-Su-za, v. of yaguza; to 
crush with the mouth. 
wa-ya’-ta, v. 2d pers. sing. of wota. 
wa-ya’-ta, v. of wota; to chew— 
wamdata. 
wa-ya’-ta-ta, v. T. to champ, 
as a horse. 
wa-ya’-ta-ku-ni-gni, v. of ya- 
takunisni; to destroy withthe mouth— 
wamdatakunigni 
wa-ya’-tan, nv. a@ blister, blister 
salve. 
wa-ya’-tan-in, v. of yatanin; fo 
make manifest—wamdatay in. 
wa-ya’-tan-ka, v. of yatanka; 
to speak of as large—wandatayka. 
wa-ya’-te-hay, v. tospeak of as far. 
wa-ya’-te-han-han, v. tospeak 
slowly—wamadatehayhay. 
wa-ya’-te-hi-ka, v. of yatelika; to 
speak of as dificult—wamdatehika. 
wa-ya’-te-kon-za, v. (wayata 
and konza) to chew the cud, as cows. 
wa-ya’-te-pa, v. of yatepa; to 
wear off the teeth—wamdatepa. 
wa-ya’-ti-tan, v. of yatitan; to 
pull with the teeth—wamdatitay. 
wa-ya’-tkay, v. of yatkan; to 
drink—wandatkan, waunyatkaypi. 
wa-ya’-tke-ki-ya, v.a. tocause 
to drink ; to give medicine to—waya- 
tkewakiya. 
wa-ya’-tkon-tkon-ta, v. See 
wayakontkonta. 
wa-ya-tkon-za, v. of yatkonza; 
to make equal—wamdatkoyza. 
wa-ya’-tkun-za, v. See waya- 
tkonza. 
wa-ya’-tog-ya, adv. wayatogya 
ia, fo speak of other things. 
wa-ya-to-kayn, v. of yatokan; 
to speak off as in another place—wa- 
mdatokan. 
wa-ya’-to-ke-éa, v. of yatokeéa; 
to alter, change, speak of as different— 
wamdatokeéa. 
wa-ya’-tpan, v. of yatpan; to 
chew up jfine—wamdatpay, wau- 
yatpanpi. 7, wayakpan. 
wa-ya’-tpu-tpa, v.of yatputpa ; 
to bite up into crumbs—wamda- 
tputpa. 7, wayakpukpa. 
wa-ya’-tu-ka, v. of yatuka; fo 
nibble off, as hair, ete —wamdatuka. 
wa-ya’-tu-ta, v. to make smart 
by biting—wamdatuta. 
wa-ya-tu-tka, v. to bite off in 
little pieces—wamdatutka. 
wa-ya’-ta, v. of yata; to bite to 
death—wamdata. 
wa-ya’-tin-za, v. of yatinza; to 
make firm with the mouth; to estab- 
lish, declare. 
wa-ya’-un-ka, v. to bite and 
make fall, as a beaver does trees. 
wa-ya’-wa, v. of yawa; to read; 
to count—wamdawa, waunyawapi. 
wa-ya’-wa-hin-yan-za, »v. of 
yawahinyanza; to bite and make 
cross: wayawahinyaysya kuwa, to 
keep biting for the purpose of making 
Cross. 
wa-ya-wa-kan, v. to speak of 
as sacred—wamdawakayn. 
wa-ya’'-wan-ka, v. to bite down, 
as a beaver does trees. 
