wi-ki-S§de-Sde—wi’-pa-tin. 577 
wi-no’-héa, x. IhandT. anold 
woman: In Ih. and T. winyay is 
used for woman. T., winoliéa is 
never used of a middle-aged woman- 
wi-no’-héa-la, n. T. an old 
woman. 
wi-no’-hin-éa, x. 
men. : 
wi-no’-na,._ the first-born child, 
if a daughter. T., witokapa. 
wi-no’-za-ta, 7. 
Wi-nuw, 2. 
a woman, wo- 
See winuzata. 
a name given to a wo- 
man who is a captive from another 
people. 
wi’-nu-ke, 2. something that makes 
grow, as manure on a field, and food 
forman. T., wiéaliye. 
Wwi-nu’-za-ta, n. 
T., wi-wayaka. 
the lower part 
of a tent or house in the inside. 
win, adj. female, woman, wife; 7. q. 
winohinéa. This iscommonly suf- 
fixed to the names of women. 
win’-@a, v. root. bending. 
winh, cont. of winga. 
winh-ya, adv. in a bent manner. 
win’-kta,x. whermaphrodite ; 0. ¢. 
) 
T., winkte. 
win’-kta-pi, 2. sodomy. T., win- 
win yanicida. 
ktépi. 
win’-na, adj. dim. of win. 
win§, cont. of winza. 
wins-ki’-ya,v.a. to make bend, 
bend down—winswakiya. 
wins-win’-ze-dayn, ad. limber, 
pliant, not stiff; tender. 
win’-ta, v.n. to creep, crawl, asa 
child—wawinta, ujwintapi. See 
win. 
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wiy’-yay, . Lh. and T. a woman; 
plur. winyanpi., See  winoliéa. 
T., winyan witkowin se uy, one who 
takes many wives but is constant to 
none 
win’-yay,adj female—wimayan, 
winiyay). 
win’-yan-éin fee Oia” 
wife: 7. gq. winyay opeton. 
win’-Za. See yuwinza. 
win-Za’-hayn, part. bent down, as 
orass. 
win-Za’-wa-han, part. bent down. 
wi-o’-ki-he-dan, m. See wiyo- 
to buy a 
kiheday. 7, wowapi. 
wi-o’-ki-ya, v. of okiya; to court 
or talk with a woman; to gratify lust 
—wiowakiya, wioyakiya. 
courting. 
a painted tent. T., 
wi-o’-ki-ya-pi, 
Wi-0’-wa, %. 
tiowapi. 
wi’-pa-gu-ke, mu. of paguka; a 
bone or iron used for scraping down 
skins in the process of dressing. 
string; any 
thing used for tying; a bridle. See 
wi'-pa-hte, » f. 
ipalite. 
wi’-pa-mda-ye, m. of pamdaya; 
something to smooth with, smoothing 
irons, flat-irons. 
wi’-pa-Ski-Ge, m. of paskiéa; a 
press; a washboard. 
wi’-pa-ta, v. of ipata; to ornament, 
work with porcupine quills—wiwa- 
pata, wiuypatapi. 
wi’-pa-ta-pl, %. 
broidery. 
wi/-pa-tin,m fT. starch, 
quill-work, em- 
