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wa-yu’-Sin-Sin —wa-yuw-wan-ka. 
wa-yu’-tan- ya, wv. of Wwayutay ; 
to make master of ceremonies at a 
Jeast—way utanwaya. 
wa-yu’-te-éa, v. of yuteéa; to 
make new, to renew—wamduteéa. 
wa-yu’-te-han, v. of yutehay ; 
to make long, to be slow. 
wa-yu’-te-hay-han-ka, v. to 
be always long in doing a thing— 
wamdutehayhayka. 
Wiad behiak a5: ‘of wvu- 
tehika; to make difficult—wamdute- 
hika.. 
wa-yu’-te-pa, v. of yutepa; to 
wear of. T’, also to rub off, as 
- paint, ete. See wayusepa. 
wa-yu’-te-pe-éa, m. ome who 
wears off. 
wa-yu’-ti-éa, v. of yutiéa; to 
scrape away, as a horse does snow 
by pawing. 
wa-yu’-ti-pa, v. of yutipa; to 
cramp, draw up. 
wa-yu’-ti-tay, v. of yutitay; to 
pull. 
to make even—wamdutkoyza. T., 
waytiotkonza. 
wa-yu’-tku-ga, v. of yutkuga; 
to break off square. 
but “to break off square” is étkons 
yuksa,—w. J. €. 
wa-yu’-to-kan, v. of yutokan; | 
to put in another place, to remove— 
wamdutokan. 
wa-yu’-to-ke-éa, v. of yuto- 
keéa; to make different, to alter— 
wamdutokeéa. 
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|wa- yu-tpiay , vor yutpay; to 
make fine, to grind—wamdutpan, 
waunyutpanpi. T., 
See wotpay and wayukpan. 
wa-yuw’-tpu-tpa, v.of yuputpa; 
to pick to pieces, to make crumble— 
wamdutputpa. 7, wayukpukpa. 
wa-yu’-tpu-tpe-éa, n. 
crumbles up or makes fine. 
wa-yu’-tu-ta, vw of yututa; to 
make smart by rubbing—wamdu- 
tuta. 
wa-yu’-tu-tka, v. of yututka; 
to break into small pieces. 
wa-yu’-ta, v.of yuta; to kill, choke 
to death—wariduta. 
wa-yu’-tin-za, v. of yutinza; to 
make firm—wamdutiyza. 
Wide = Wii CLM =O. wor yu- 
wacinton; to make intelligent. 
wa-yu’-wa-hin-yan-za, v. to 
make morose or ill disposed. See wa- 
wayukpay. 
one who 
cijnhinyayza, yuwadinhinyanza and 
wayawahiy yanza. 
|; wa-yuw-wa-hba-dan, v.of yu- 
wa-yu’-tkon-za, v. of yutkonza; | 
walibaday; fo make gentle or mild— 
wamduwahbadan. 
wa-yw-wa-lpa-ni-éa, v. of 
yuwalipaniéa; to make poor—wa- 
mduwalhpaniéa. 
wa-yu’-wa-lte-ka, v. tomake 
unable to do well, to incapacitate ; 7. q. 
oyspesni daka. 
wa-yuw-wa-kan, v.of yuwakay ; 
to make sacred, to consecrate—wa- 
mduwakan. 
wa-yu’-wayn-ka, v.of yuwanka; 
to throw down, T., waytwuyka, 
