wi’-ye—wi-zi’-pay. 583 
wi’-yu-éan, nm a sieve; a riddle. 
T., wiéaéan. See iyuéan. 
wi’-yu-Gan-Gan,n. a sieve. 
wi’-yu-ha, v. of yuha; to obtain, 
possess; to have or be with a woman 
—wimduha. 
wi/-yu-hin-te,n TZ. a rake. 
wi’-yu-hdo-ke, m. am opener, a 
key. See iyulidoke. 
wi’-yu-kéayn, v. of iyukéan; to 
understand, have an opinion ; one who 
forms an opinion—wimdukéayn. See. 
wokéayn. 
wi'-yu-kéay-pi, n. forming an | 
opmion. 
wi’-yu-ke-za,n. T. the instru- 
ment for making the zigzag or wind- | 
ing marks on arrows. 
wi’-yu-kin-ée, 
scrape with, a scraper. 
wi’-yu-kpay, » a mill to grind 
with ; 7. g. iyukpan. 
wi’-yun-ga,v. T. See wiwanga. 
wi/-yu-sdo-han, n. a sled; a 
sleigh. 
wi’-yu-sdo-he, m. Same as wi- 
yusdohay. See iyusdohe. 
wi’-yu-ski-te, m. 
press. 
wi’-yu-ski-ée, n. 
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something to 
a bandage; a 
a press. 
wi’-yu-skin, v. of iyuskin; to re- 
joice, be glad—wimduskin, wiuy yu- 
Skinpi. 
wi’-yu-Skin-ki-ya, v. a. to 
cause to rejoice. 
wi’-yu-Skin-pi, ~ rejoicing. 
|wi’-yu-ta-pi, x. 
wi/-yu-Skin-Skin, v. red. of wi- 
yuskin. 
wi/-yu-Skin-Skin-na, n. the 
chickadeedee, the black-cap titmouse. 
wi/-yu-Skin-yan,v.a. to cause 
to rejoice—wty uskinwaya. 
\wi’-yu-Skin-yayn, adv. rejoic- 
ingly, gladly. See iyuskin. 
wi/-yu-Sla, ». TZ. an mstrument 
for shearing ; shears. See yusda. 
wi’-yu-ta,v. of iyuta; to meas- 
ure; to weigh—wimduta, wiunyu- 
tapi. T., to make signs; to talk by 
signs—wibluta. 
wi’-yu-ta, v.of yuta; ¢o eat one thing 
with another—wiwata. 
a measure. 
wi/-yu-te, n a measure; a steel- 
yard. 
wi’-yu-tpay, x. a mill. Same 
as wiyukpap. 
wi’-yu-wi, x. 
wi'-yu-Za-Za, n. 
a vine. 
something to 
wash in, as corn; a colander, a bas- 
ket; a tub. 
Wi-zi, 2. 
of one. 
wi’-zi-ée, %. 
an old smoky tent, or part 
incense, as cedar 
leaves, ete. T., wizilye. 
an old smoky tent. 
to offer imcense— 
T., wizilya. 
wi-zi’-dan, %. 
wi’-zin-ya, v. 
wizinwaya. 
wi-zi’-pay, 2. Ih.and 7. theraw- 
hide sack or satchel made by western 
Sioux. The native trunk or carpet 
bay, a case made from untanned 
hide, to serve as a trunk. A half 
a buffalo hide, if large, will make 
two small wizipans. The hide is 
fleshed and pinned to the ground 
