556 DAKOTA—ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
wa-yu’-ko-ka, »v. of yukoka; to 
rattle. 
wa-yu’-ko-ke-dan, v. of yuko- 
kedan; to make active. 
wa-yu-ko-ko-ka, v. of yuko- 
koka; to rattle. 
wa-yw-ko-pe-hda, v. of yuko- 
pehda; to frighten. 
wa-yw-ko-ya-han-na, v. to 
make hasten. 
wa-yuw-kpan, vw. of yukpan; to 
make fine, pulverize, grind, as gvain— 
waidukpay, wadukpayn, waujyu- 
kpanpi. See wokpayn and wayu- 
tpan. 
wa-yw-kpi, v.of yukpi; to erack. 
wa-yu-ksa, v. of vuksa; to break 
* of—wamduksa, waduksa, waun- 
yuksapi. See woksa. 
wa-yu’-kse, va. T. to break of, 
as ears of corn; to harvest, as corn. 
wa-yuw-ksa-ksa, v. red. of wa- 
yuksa. 
wa-yu’-ksa-pa, v. of yuksapa; 
to make wise; one who makes wise, 
an instructor—wamduksapa. 
wa-yu-ké§a, v. of yukéa; fo roll 
up. 
wa-yu’-k§a-dayn, v. of yukéga- 
dan; to bend up. 
wa-yuw-k§an, v. of yukégan; to 
bend. 
wa-yu-k$i-za, v. of yuksiza; to 
double up. 
wa-yu-ktay, v. of yuktan; to 
bend—wamduktan. 
wa-yw-ku-ka, v. of yukuka; fo 
spoil, wear out. 
wa-yw-ke-ga, v. of yukega; to 
scratch. 
wa-yw-ke-za, v. of yukeza; to 
make smooth. 
wa-yuw-ko-éa, v. of yukoga; to 
scratch, make rough. 
wa-yu’-ko-za, v. of yukoza; to 
make smooth. 
wa-yu’-ma-hen-i-ye-ya, v. 
to put or push into. 
wa-yuw-man, v. of yuman; towhet, 
file, grind, as edged tools—wa- 
maube. 
wa-yu-mda-ska, v. of yumda- 
ska; fo make flat. 
wa-yu’-mda-ya, v. of yumdaya; 
to spread out, make level—wamdu- 
mdaya. 
wa-yuw-mda-za, v. of yumdaza; 
to rip open. 
wa-yu-mde-éa, v. of yumdeéa; 
to crush, break in pieces—wamdu- 
mdeéa, 
wa-yw-mdu, v.of yumdu; tomake 
mellow ; toplough—wamdumdu, wa- 
dumdu. See womdu. 
wa-yw-mi-ma, v. of yumima; 
to make round by grinding—wa- 
mdumima. 
wa-yu’-mna, v.of yumna; fo rip. 
wa’-yu-mni, v. of ayumni; fo turn 
round on. 
wa-yu-mni-ga, v. of yumniga; 
to make shrink or draw up. 
wa-yu-na-ke-ya, v. of yuna- 
keya; to twrn on one side. 
wa-yw-na-Zin, v. of yunazin; 
to cause to stand up—wamdunazin. 
