wi-éa’-éin-éa—wi-Géa’-kte-s’a. 567 
wi’-éa-hdo-ke,.m. of kahdoka; 
something to make holes with, as a 
gimlet. 
wi-éa’-lhéa, » See wiéahinéa. 
wi’-éa-hie-pe, n. of kahepa; a ladle. 
wi-éa’-hin-éa, n. an old man— 
wimaéahinéa and wiéamalhinéa, 
winiéahinéa and. wiéanihinéa, wi- 
unjéahinéapi. See wiéahéala. 
wi-éa’-hmuy-é&a, v. T. to shoot 
or send by magic something (as a 
knife, nail, or bullet) into one, as 
the Dakota wizards pretend to do. 
To remove such things by magic is 
wokab iyeya. 
wi-éa-hmuy-ga, mn. T. onewho 
practices such shooting, a magician. 
wi-éa’-hmuy-&e-s’a,n. T. onewho 
practices such shooting, a magician. 
wi’-Ga-lipe, ». an instrument to 
throw down with. See kalipa. 
wi’-Ga-lipu, m. of kalipu; an in- 
strument to pick off with. 
wi’-éa-hu-ge, x. of kaliuga; some- 
thing to break in with. 
wi-éa-huy-win, x. of hunwin; 
putrefaction. 
wi-Ga’-i, n. the human mouth. 
wi-Ga’-i-ha, n. the human lips. 
wi-éa-ka’, v. of ka, to mean; he 
means them. 
wi-Ga’-ka, v.n. to speak truth, to 
be true—wiéawaka, wiéauynkapi. 
wi-éa’-ka-hi-ya-ya, v. of kahi- 
vaya; to carry round to them, to sing | 
ya; i ) J 
to them. 
wi-éa’-ka-ha-pa, mn. of kahapa; 
a driver, one who drives. 
wi’-Ga-kéa, n. of kakéa; a curry- 
comb. 
wi-éa’-ke-da, va. (wiédka and 
da) to esteem true, to believe—wiéa- 
kewada; wiéakeiéida, to believe 
one’s self true, to continue to affirm. 
wi-éa’-ki-éan-pte, n. of ki- 
Ganpta; one who consoles, a con- 
Sorter. 
wi-éa’/-ki-éi-éa-zu-Zu-pl, nm. 
Sorgiveness. 
wi-Ga’-ki-¢i-lo-wan, v. TF. of 
lowan; to wail or sing for, as for 
those who have gone on the war 
path, ete. See wiwakonza. 
wi-éa’-ki-é0-pi, x. of kiéo; call- 
ing, inviting. 
wi-¢a’-ki-ge-pi, ». T. of kige; 
quarreling. 
wi-Ga-kin-ée, x. of kakinéa; 
something to scrape with, a scraper. 
robbery. 
to cause to 
wi-éa-ki’-pi, x. 
wi’-Ga-kig-ya, v. 
suffer—wiéakiswaya. 
wi-éa’-ki-ya-pa, v. 
yapa. 
wi’-Ga-ki-ze, n. of iéakiza; dis- 
tress, suffering. 
wi’-éa-ko-ke, 7. of kakoka; a rat- 
tle, a rattler. 
wi’-Ga-kpe, n. a lancet; i. q. kay- 
iéakpe. See wiéatpe. 
wi-éa’-ksa-pa, n. 
See ki- 
wisdom. See 
wiGoksape. 
wi’-Ga-kse, n. of kaksa; an in- 
strument to cut off with. 
wi-Ga’-kte-pi, n._ killing. 
2 = one who kills, 
wi-éa’-kte-s’a, n. 
