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wa-yu’-Sin-Sin, v. of yusinsin; 
to tickle—wamdusinsin. 
wa-yu’-Sin-ye-ya, v. of yusin- | 
yeya; to frighten — wayusinye- 
waya. 
wa-yu-Si-pa, v. of yusipa; to 
break off close. See wayutkuga. 
wa-yu’-Ska, v. of yuska; to untie. 
wa-yuw-sSkayn-Skan, v. of yu- 
Skanskayn ; to cause to move or stir 
about—wamduskanskay. 
wa-yu’-Ske-hay, v. of yuske- 
hay; to make wild or unsteady, to | 
cause to prance—wamduskehay. 
wa-yu’-ski, v.of yuski; to plait— 
wamduski. 
wa-yu’-Ski-ska, v. of yuskiska; 
to make rough; to make difficult or 
confused; to make mischief—wa- 
mduskiska. 
wa-yw-Sko-kpa, v.of yuskokpa; 
to hollow out. 
wa-yu’-Sko-pa, v. of yuskopa; 
to make twisting. 
wa-yu’-Sko-tpa, v. 
wayuskokpa. 
Same as 
wa-yu’-Sna, v. of yusna; to drop, 
let slip, make a mistake—wamduésna..- 
wa-yu’-Sna, v. a. to sacrifice, 
offer sacrifice—wamdusna, wadu- 
sna, waujyusnapi. Seewosna. T. 
waunjyay and wayulitata. 
wa-yu’-Sna-pi, ». sacrificing. 
T., waunyanpi and way ulitatapi. 
wa-yu’-So-Sa, v. of yusoga; to 
make turbid. 
wa-yu’-Spa, »v. of yugpa; to break | 
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off pieces—wamduspa. 
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wa-yu’-Spi, v. of yuspi; fo pick 
of, as berries—wamduspi, wadu- 
Spi, waunyuspipi. See woSspi. 
wa-yu’-Spu, v. of yuspu; to pick 
off anything stuck on—wamduépu. 
wa-yw-Spu-ya, v. of yusgpuya; 
to scratch—wamduspuya. 
wa-yu’-Stan, v. of yustan; to 
Jinish—wamdustan. 
wa-yu’-Stan-ka, n. one who finishes. 
wa-yu-Su-za, v. of yusuza; to crush. 
wa-yu’-ta, v. of yuta; to be eaten 
up, as by wolves; to eat up; one 
who cats all up—wawata, wauytapi. 
See wota. 
wa-yu-t’ayn, v.of yutan; fo touch. 
wa-yu’-tan,”. aservant; a master 
of ceremonies. T., one who passes 
the food around. 
wa-yu-tan-éo0-dan, v. of yu- 
tanéoday; to make naked. 
wa-yu’-tay-in, v. of yutanin; io 
make manifest, to expose—wamdu- 
tanin. 
wa-yu’-tay-ka, v. of yutanka; 
to make large. 
wa-yu’-tan-ki-ya, e. of wa- 
yutan; to have for cook or master 
of ceremonies: way utaywiéakiyapi, 
servants. 
wa-yu’-tan-ni, v. of yutanni; to 
wear out, make old—wamdutayni. 
wa-yu-tay-ni-ka, n. one who 
wears out much. 
wa-yu’-t’an-t’an, v. red. of yu- 
t’an; to feel all over. 
wa-yuw-tayn-ton-sni, v of yu- 
tantonsni; to make an end of, destroy. 
