wo0’-ka-S§e-ye—w0’-mna-ye. 
w 0’-ki-ye-a-i-e- wi- éa-ki- 
ya-pi, x. (wokiya and aickiya) 
councillors. T., wakiya wiéasa. 
w 0’-ki-yu-he, x. of kiyulia; cop- 
ulation. 
wo’-ki-yu-Ske, . of kiyuska; 
T; kiyulapi. 
setting free, deliverance. 
wo’-ki-zi, ». of okizi; healing; 
salve. : 
wo’-ki-zi-ya, v. to heal—woki- 
zlwaya. 
wo’-ki-zi-ye, m. a healer; that 
_ which heals, salve. 
wo’-ki-za, v. of woza; to make 
hasty-pudding for one—wowakiza. 
T., wokiéiza. 
w 0’-ko-ki-pe, . of kokipa; fear ; 
the cause of fear. 
wo’-ko-ki-pe-ya, adv. fearfully. 
wo’-koyn, m of kon; desire, some- 
thing desirable. 
wo’-koy-ka, n. something desired. 
wo0’-kon-ze, n. of konza; a decree, 
law, influence. 
w0’-ko-ya-ke, mn. of koyaka; 
clothing. See heyake and ogepi. 
w 0’-ko-ze, m of koza; a swinging, 
a brandishing. 
wo’-kpan, v. of yukpay; to grind, 
as grain—wamdukpay: wokpay 
wahi, I have come to grind. See 
wotpay. 
wo’-kpan-ti-pi, » a grinding 
mall. 
wo’-ksa, v. of yuksa; to break off, 
to pull, as corm—wamduksa, wa- 
uyjyuksapi. 
w0’-ksa-pe, x, of ksapa; wisdom, 
591 
wo’-ksa-pi, . pulling corn, har- 
vest ; those engaged in harvesting. 
reapers. 
wo’-ksa-pi-wi, nthe harvest 
moon, August. 
iwo’-kte, ». of kte; @ killing. 
wo’-kte-ka, ~. one who kills much. 
to have for the 
purpose of killing things, as a gun or 
wo’-kte-ya, v. a. 
dog—woktewaya. 
of kuza; idleness, 
T., sickness, indisposition. 
wo’-ku-ze, %. 
laziness. 
wo’-ku-zi-te, 2. 
wo’-ke, mv. of ka; a digging; a place 
dug to bury in. 
laziness. 
wo’-kin, n. of kin; a pack; a carry- 
ing. 
wo’-kin-yu-te-ya,v.a T. to 
overload. 
wo’-ku, v. of oku; to give food to; 
to lend—wowaku. 
wo’-ku-pi, ”. a lending, giving to. 
wo’-la-ko-ta, n. T. peace; friend- 
ship. 
wo’-mdu, v. of yumdu; to pulverize, 
to plough—wamdumdu. T., woblu. 
wo’-mna, v.of omna; to smell, per- 
ceive smell; to have smell—wowa- 
See wakin. 
mna. 
wo’-mna-ka, n. any thing that 
gives forth much odor. 
wo’-mna-sni, adj. pure, clean, 
inodorous ; 7. q. Wimnasni and wi- 
mnasni. Said of one who is un- 
married See witansna and wotiye- 
mnagni. 
-wo’-mna-ye, , of mnayan; a col- 
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