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to dry in the sun. Such painting 
as is desired is done at once on the 
upper side, while the hide is green. 
When dry the hair is scraped off, 
and the cases are made, folding and 
lacing the ends together. Usually 
a hide makes but two wizipans—a 
side for each. Bull’s hides are com- 
monly used. 
wi-zi/-pan-he-éa, ». Ih.and 7. 
a black bag; a common satchel. 
a satchel. 
something to color 
wi-zi’-payn-sa-pa, v. 
wi’-zi-ye, %. 
yellow with. 
wi’-zi-éa, n TIT. riches. 
wi’-zi-éa, adj. of iziéa; rich—wi- 
maziéa. T., ziéa. 
wo,n. food. See woyute. 
w 0, the sign of the imperat. sing. used 
by men; as, eon wo. T., also yo, 
the more common form. 
wo, aprefix. 1. Verbs commencing 
with ‘“‘o” make their absolute form 
by prefixing ‘‘w” instead of “wa,” 
the “‘a” being dropped; as, oyaka, 
to tell, woyaka; wozu, etc. 2. 
“Wo” prefixed to verbs and ad- 
jectives generally converts them 
into abstract nouns; as, wowa- 
Ste, goodness; wokiksuye, remem- 
brance. 
wo, a IT. prefix to verbs, signify- 
ing that the action is done by shoot- 
ing, punching, pounding with the | 
end of a stick, or by blowing. It 
is also used when the action of 
ram is expressed. The pronoun’s 
place is after the prefix See bo. 
w0’-a-éa-kéin, n. of aéaksin; a 
stepping over. This has been used 
for the Passover. 
wo’-a-hda, x”. «a taking home. 
wo’-a-hdi, » a bringing home. 
wo’-a-he-éon, x. family connex- 
ions. See wowaheéoy. 
wo’-a-hi, 2. a bringing 
wo’-a-ho-pe, u. of ahopa; a cere- 
mony, a custom; a law, a command- 
ment: woahope wikéemna kin, the 
ten commandments. T., see, also, 
wowasukiye. 
wo’-a-hta-ni, . of altani; a4 
transgression of superstitious cus- 
toms; sin. T., amisfortune; whenone 
meets with unlooked-for trouble he 
is ‘‘woalhitani akipa.” Perhaps this 
does not mean that he has ‘‘met 
with misfortune,” but that his ‘‘sin 
has found him out.” See waidi- 
hitani. ‘‘A transgression of cus- 
toms, @ sin,” is woahope awalta- 
nipi and awai¢ilitanipi. 
-wo’-a-i, ”. the act of taking to a place. 
w 0’-a-i-e, x. of aia; a talking about, 
slander. 
w0’-a-i-lhpe-ye, x. of ailipeya; 
leaving to; a will, a testament; that 
which is left to one, a legacy. 
wo’-a-ka-ge, n. @ making on, 
blasphemy. 
wo’-a-ka-lpe, mw. of akalpa; a 
covering. 
wo’-a-ke-ye, mn. a curtain, a 
screen, something thrown up around 
like a tent. T., awakeyapi. See 
wakeya. 
