576 DAKOTA -ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
wi-ki’-S§de-sde, w red. of wikisde. | 
wi-ki’-Sde-ya,v a. to offer in- 
sults to a@ woman — wikisdewaya. 
See wilyalipaya. 
wi-ki’-Skay, v. TL. to play with 
a woman, but not ina bad sense: 
i. g. Wikiskata. 
wi-ki’-Skay-pi, x. 
or romping with a woman. 
wi-ki’-Ska-ta (wi and kiskata), 
v. T. i. qg. wikiskay. 
wi-ki’-Sle-ya-pi, ~ TZ. rape. 
wi’-ki-yu-ta, v. tobeckon to, talk 
by signs—wiwakiy uta. 
wi-ko’, 2. cont. of wikoska. 
wi’-ko-pa, v. of ikopa; to fear, be 
afraid—wikowapa. 
wi’-ko-pe-éGa, u. one whois to be 
Seared. 
wi’-ko-pe-Sni-yay, adv. with- 
out fear, securely. 
wi-ko’-ska,n @ young woman— 
wimakoska, wiuykoskapi.. This 
word, like koska, had a bad -mean- 
ing in 7, and should be avoided: 
Wisal vazay, “a woman who is 
koska, or affected with the venereal 
disease.” —w. J. C. 
wele-"k-0% = Skea. - la — ka oe 
young woman; i. q. wikogka. 
wi-ko’-Ska-tay-ka,n. adevel- 
oped woman. 
wi’-ksa-pa, v. of iksapa; to com- 
prehend well, to have experience—wi- 
waksapa. 
wi’-kte, v. 
wakte. T., to beat one’s wife. See 
wildastaka, 
T. playing 
to beat a woman—wi- 
wi-ku’-éi-ye-la, n. T. towards 
sunset, late in the afternoon. 
wi-kuw’-wa-yab-ya-ya, w T. 
about three p.m. 
wi’-ina-ka-he-ya,n. that which 
tempts, that which leads one to kill 
T., that which enables 
one to carn or accomplish much. 
any thing. 
wi’-ma-hel-i-ya’-ya, n. T sunset. 
wi’-mmna-sni, adj. not having 
_ known women. See wipemnasni. 
win, cont. of winta; win un, it is 
crecping. T., slohay. 
wi’-na-lma, v. of inalima; to hide, 
conceal. }'ee wiinalima. 
wi’-na-hoy, v. of nahon; to hear, 
to be able to hear—winawalioy: wi- 
nahoy sni, deaf. 
wi’-na-ka-po,n. TJ. hops; yeast. 
wi’-na-ki-wi-zi,v. tobe jealous 
or envious of—winawakiwizi. 
wi'-na-pée,n T. the esophagus. 
wi’-na-pi-Skan-ye, » TZ. a4 
toy. toys, playthings. See inapiskay- 
yanpl. 
wi’-na-pol-ya-pi or wi’-na- 
poli-ye, x T of napo&ay; yeast. 
*wiv-na-ta-ke, ». of inatake; a 
| Jastening, a lock. 
|wi’-na-wi-azi, v. to be jealous or 
| envious—winawawizi, winauy wizi- 
| pl. 
|wi-na’-wi-zi-day,. the cockle- 
| burr, or clot-burr, a species of Xan- 
thiwme. 
Wi’-na-wi-zi-pi, 2 jealousy. 
| Wi-na’-wi-zi-s’a, nv. «a@ jealous 
| person; of a jealous disposition, 
