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wi-éa’-Sta-i-hda-wa, n. 
who counts himself a man; a chief. 
wWi-Ga’-Sta-Sni, adj unmanly, | 
P oe Ba | 
mean, wicked—wiéamastasni and | 
Wimaéastasni, wiGanistasni — and 
Winiéastasni, wiGawystapisni. 
wi-éa’-Sta-Sni-yan, adv. un-| 
manly, wickedly. 
wi-Ga’-Sta-tan-ka, ». amiddle- | 
aged man. 
wi-éa’-Sta-wa-kay, ». a min- 
(In 1871 this was applied | 
to Indian ministers, as wasiéuy 
ister. 
wakay was to white ministers.— 
J. 0. D.) 
wi-Ga’-sSta-ya-ta-pi, 2 achief, 
a ruler, a sachem. The Dakota | 
chiefs have little authority, not | 
much honor, and no emolument. 
T., wiéasayatapika. 
wi-éa’-ta-ku-ni-Sni, 2 de- 
struction. See wiéotakunisni. 
wi-éa’-tan-éan, 
body. 
wi-éa’-tayn-ktay-ka, n. the gull. 
wi-éa’-tan-ktan-ka-dan, n. 
the gull, somewhat larger than a 
n. the human 
pigeon. 
wi-éa’-ta-wi, m. 
February. 
wi’-Ga-ti-Ge, %. 
with, a scraper. 
the raccoon moon, 
a thing to scrape 
wi-Ga’-to-ka, mu. a male captive; 
T., toka wiéaga. 
difference ; 
a man-servant. 
wi-éa’-to-ke-éa, 
things different. 
wi-éa’-to-kto-ke-éa, mn. red. 
-¢a’-kw-pi— wi-éa’-yu-wa-lpa-ni-éa. 
lwi’-Ga-tin-ze, 7. 
of wiéatokeéa. 
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one | wi’-Ga-tpe, n. alancet. See iéatpe 
and wiéakpe. 
wi’-Ga-tpi, . of katpi; something 
to crack with. 
wi-Ga’-tu-te, n. chapping, as of 
the hands. 
the dead. 
an wmstrument to kill 
wi-éa’-ta, m. 
wi’-éGa-te, n. 
with. 
something to 
make tight with, a screw or nail. 
wi-éa’-un-pi, 2. aman’s shirt. 
wi’-Ga-we-ge, n. something to 
break with. 
wi-éa’-wi-ho-mni, n. @ lewd 
Sellow, a whore-monger—wiéawima- 
homni. 7, witkowin wastelaka. 
ili 
a man who takes many women in suc- 
wi-éa-wi-tko-win-la, n. 
cession, but does not keep any of them 
long. 
wi-éa’-wo-lhia, nv. amanwho lives 
with his wife's relations, literally a 
See 
T., a son-in-law, @. ¢q. 
buried man—wicawolia waun. 
wiwayulia. 
takosku. 
wi-éa’-ya, adv. manly. T., wi- 
éaga tanka se. 
wi-é¢a’-ya-¢o0-pi, mn. of yaéo; 
condemnation ; pronouncing sentence. 
T., wiéayasupi 
wi-éa’-ya-tan-pi, ”. praise, 
compliments. 
Wi-Ga’-ya-zay, n. a being sick, 
a sickness. 
wi-Ga’-yu-he, n. a master. 
wi-éa’-yu-wa-hpa-ni-éa, n. 
making poor. 
