wo’-he-§ma—wo-ka’-se. 
wo-i/-le, v.a. T. to make blaze by 
blowing: i. q. boide. 
w 0’-i-ma-ga-ga,n. T. an amuse- 
ment. See imagaga. 
w o’-i-mnay-ka, adj. T. powerful, 
strong ; capable. 
w o’-i-na-hbe, x. of inalima; con- 
cealment. 
wo’-i-na-pe, ». See wowinape. 
wo0’-i-pu-za, n. of ipuza; thirst. 
wo’-i-Stin-be, m. of iStinma; sleep. 
wo’-i-Stin-ma, m. of istinma; 
sleep. 
wo0’-i-toy-pe, . carefulness. See 
wowitonpe. I, asurprise; a cause 
for wonder. 
wo’-i-top-pe-ya, adv. T. an- 
grily—woitonpeya ia, to speak 
angrily ; insecurely, in danger—woi- 
tonpeya egle, to place insecurely, as 
a lamp. 
wo’-i-toy-Sni, m. of itonsni; a 
lie, falsehood. T., owewakan, wiéo- 
owewakan. 
wo’-i-tu-ka-ge, n. of itukaga; 
a falsehood. 
wo’-i-ye-Ge-tu, %. 
uprightness. 
w 0’-i-yo-ki- 
sadness. 
w0’-i-yo-tan-i-ye’-ki-ye, n. 
difficulty. 
wo’-i-yu-Skin, nv. gladness. See 
wowiyuskin. 
wo-kab’-i-ye-ya, ¥v. 4. to 
remove what has been into 
another’s body by magic or the wi- 
éahmunga process, 
fulfillment, 
Ze: , 
s1-ce, ” sorrow, 
Te 
sent 
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| wo’-ka-g@a, v. of okaga; to make like. 
wo’-ka-ge, n. of kaga; anything 
made, forms. 
_wo0’-ka-g&e, adj. stuck full of splint- 
ers or briers—womakage. T., wo- 
kaga. 
wo0’-ka-@i, nof ka 
YL; 
o 
co) 
a hindrance. 
wo’-ka-gi-ye, . one who ob- 
structs. 
the cause of 
wokahake wanin 
wo’-ka-ha-ke, x. 
sadness or evil: 
wauy, I have no cause of sadness. 
T., woiéansiéa 
wo’-kah-ni-ga, v. okaliniga; to 
understand—wowakalhniga. T.,wo- 
kiéaliniga. 
wo’-kah-ni-ge, n. of kaliniga; 
choice. 
w0’-ka-kis-ye, x. 
suffering. 
w 0o’-ka-ki-ze, . of kakiza; suffer- 
ing, masery. 
wo’-ka-mna, w.of kamna; a gath- 
ering, a hoard. 
the cause of 
pounded meat; a 
T., wokapaypi. 
w0’-ka-pan, n. 
meat-block. 
wo-ka’-pa-za, ” pungency, any- 
thing pungent, as pepper. 
wo0’-ka-pe, n. of kapa; going be- 
yond, transgression ; one who catches 
a ball. 
wo0’-ka-sda-ta, v. of okasdata; 
to stick in, as a splinter—womaka- 
T., okasleéa. 
asplinter. T, 
sdata, woniéasdata 
wo-ka’-sda-te, n. 
wokaslece. 
wo’-ka-se, n.of kasa; a deposit in 
the snow. 
