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wi-tko’, x. 
thick short body, the dog -fish. 
wi-tko’, adj. drunk, drunken; 
foolish—wimatko, winitko, wiuy- 
tkopi. 
Wi-tko’-ka-&a, n._ the fool-ma- 
ker; an imaginary being worship- 
ped by the Dakotas, and said to 
visit them in dreams. 
wi-tko’-kon-za,v.n. topretend 
to be drunk—witkowakoyza. 
wi-tko’-pi, ”. drunkenness. 
wi-tko’-tko, adj. foolish—wima- 
tkotko, wiuytkotkopi. 
wi-tko’-tko-ka, ». a fool—wi- 
matkotkoka. 
wi-tko’-tko-pi, ». foolishness. 
wi-tko’-tko-ya, adv. foolishly. 
a foolish wo- 
T., witkowinwaste- 
wi-tko’-wiy, %. 
man, a harlot. 
laka, a lewd fellow: 2. q. wiéawiho- 
See wisitetonna. 
wi-tko’-win-na, %. 
mni. 
Same as 
witkowin. Z., witkowinla. 
wi-tko’-ya, v.@. 
witkowaya, witkomayan. 
wi-tko’-ya, adv. foolishly, like a 
drunken man. 
wi-tko’-ya-hay, adv. foolishly, 
sillily. 
wi-to’-ka, n. a female captive. T., 
toka winyan. 
wi’-toyn-pe-sni, adv. 
See winu. 
T. with- 
out fear or regard for anything: 7%. q. 
kagignisni. See itonpa. 
wi’-to-ye, . something that dyes 
blue or green; green or blue blanket- 
ing. 
a kind of fish with a | 
to make drunk— | 
;wi’-wi-éa-hnu-pi, 2. 
DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
wi’-wa-kon-za, v.a. to wail for 
those who have gone out on awar party 
—wiwawakonza, wiwicayawakon- 
T., wiéakidiloway. 
wi/-wayn-ga, v. of iwanga; to ask 
questions, to inquire—wimuyga, wi- 
Za. 
upwaygapi, wimawanga. T., wi- 
yunga. 
wi/-wan-fa-pi, nm. questions. 
wi’-wanh, cont. of wiwanga; wi- 
wanh wahi, I have come to ask ques- 
tions. T., wiyunh. 
wi/-waynh-tu-ken, adv. im an 
inquiring way. 
wi’-wanlh-ya, v. a to cause to 
inquire—wiwaylwaya. 
wi’-way-kay-tu-ya,n. 2. wi- 
wankantuya u or hiyu, about 9 a. m. 
wi-wa’-éte, ». See wiwasteka. 
wi-wa’-ste-ka, nv. a beautiful 
woman, a lady. 
wi-wa’-ya, adj. 
See wiwiyela. 
wi-wa’-yu-hia, v. to lwe with the 
relatives of one’s husband ; a woman 
who lives with her husband's relations 
—wiwamduha. See wiéawolia and 
wiwohia. 
boggy, marshy. 
a widow. 
a bog, a@ quagmire. 
wi-wa’-zi-éa, n. 
Wi-wi’, 2”. 
wiwila. 
Ts 
accusa- 
tion, blaming. 
wi’-wi-éa-wan-ga-pi, x. 
tions. T., wiwiGayuygapi. 
wi’-wi-Ga-zi-ée, m. riches. 
T. a spring, a 
ques- 
wi-wi’-la, 
bog: 7. q. wiwi. 
n. 
