562 DAKOTA-—ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
wa-yu-way-kan-i-éu, v. to 
liftup: wayuwaykan iyeya, to raise 
or pry up. 
wa-yu-wa-s’a-ka, wv. of yu- 
wasaka; to make strong, to imvig- 
wamduwads’aka. 
orate 
wa-yw-wa-Séa-ka-dap, w. of 
yuwasakaday ; to make cheap or 
easy—wamduwasakadan. 
wa-yu’-wa-§s’a-ke-éni, v. to 
make weak—wamduwas’akegni. 
wa-yw-wa-Ste, v. of yuwaste; 
to make good, to improve—wamdu- 
waste, waduwaste, wauyyuwastepi. 
See wayusu. 
wa-yu-we-ga, v. of yuwega; to 
break partly off—wamduwega. 
wa-yu’-wi, v. of yuwi; to wrap 
around. 
wa-yu’-wi-éa-ka, v. of yuwi- 
éaka; to make true. 
wa-yu’-wi-éa-sta-Sni, »v. of 
yuwiéastasni; to make bad, debase, 
corrupt—wamduwiéastasni. 
wa-yu-wi-hnu-ni, v. of yuwi- 
hnuni; to destroy—wamduwihnuni. 
wa-yu’-win-ga, v. of yuwinga; 
to turn around. 
wa-yw-win-ge-éa,-n. onewho 
turns about. 
wa-yu’-win-ta, v. of yuwinta; 
to spread out the hands to ; to stroke— 
wamduwipta. 7., to stroke; to 
spread out the hands to one in saluta- 
tion only (for any other purpose 
they use kiyugata). 
wa-yu’-win-za, v. of yuwinza; 
to bend down. 
wa-yu’-wi-tan-tan, v. tomake 
proud. See yuwitan. 
wa-yu’-wi-ta-ya, v. of yuwi- 
taya; to gather together, to collect— 
wamduwitaya. 
wa-yw-wi-tko, »v. of yuwitko; 
to make drunk—wamduwitko. 
wa-yuw-wi-tko-tko-ka,vw. to 
make foolish. 
wa-yu’-wi-ye-ya, v. of yuwiye- 
ya; to make ready—wamduwiyeya. 
wa-yu’-za, v. of yuza; to take; to 
take the clothes of those who come 
home in triumph—wamduza. See 
wakiyuza. 
Wwa-yw-za-mni, v. of yuzamni; 
to uncover —wamduzamni. 
wa-yu’-zay, v. of yuzan; to part 
or separate, as hair on the head. 
wa-yu’-ze, v. of yuze; to lade or 
dip out from a kettlk—wamduze. 
wa-yu’-zi-Géa, v. of yuziéa; to 
stretch—waduziéa. 
wa-yu’-zoyn-ta, v. of yuzonta; 
to make connected; to decide—wa- 
mduzonta. T., iGikoyagya, to make 
connected ; but iyukéay, to decide. 
wa-yu’-zun-Ga, v. Sameas wa- 
yuzonta. 
wa-yu’-Za, v. of yuza; to stir up; 
to make mush or hasty pudding— 
wamduza. 
wa-yu’-Za-ka, v. of yuzaka; to 
pull open—wamduzaka. 
wa-yu’-Za-Za, v. of yusaza; to 
wash, as clothes; to do a washing— 
wamduzaza, waduzaza, waunyu- 
zazapi. See wozaza, 
