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wo’-san-ka, m a place where 
nothing can be obtained, a country 
destitute of game. T., wamakagkan 
waniéa. 
wo’-sa-pa, n. of sapa; blackness. 
wo’-sde-éa, n Ih. cracked corn. 
wo’-sdo-he, ». Ih. a drag, a sled. 
wo’-sdo-he-dan, n. paths made 
by squirrels in the grass. 
wo0’-sdon-ye, n. ofsdonya; knowl- 
edge. 
wos’-i-éu, v.a. T. totake by force. 
wo-ska’, v.a. TF. 1% g. boska, to 
wash off, as rain does whitewash, 
See bozaza. 
wo’-ska, ”. one who makes white 
T., waska); ornamental work (T., 
wipatapl). 
wo’-ska-ka, . 
white or works moccasins. 
wo-ska’-pa, v. TI. to miss fire: 
said when the cap explodes but 
does not ignite the charge. Same 
as boskapa. 
wo’-ska-pi, n. quill-work. T., wi- 
patapi. See oskapi. 
wo’-sku-ye, m. of skuya; taste, 
savor. 
wo’-sma-ka,z. T. a valley. See 
osmaka and kaksiza. 
ete. 
one who makes 
wWo’-spa-ye, m. wetness. See 
spaya. 
wo’-su-kan-yu-za, v. to take 
openly when one has no right. See 
osukanyuza. T., owastekal iéu; 
taninyankel manon. 
wo’-su-ki-ye, » Th. 
tion. See su and yasu, 
comple- 
DAKOTA —-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
wo’-Sa, n. of Sa; redness. 
wo’-S’a-ka, adj. overloaded. T., 
wokinyuteyapi. See yus’aka. 
wo0’-sa-pa, mn. of Sapa; anything 
that blackens or defiles. 
w 0’-Si-Ge, x. of Siéa; evil, badness, 
the cause of disease. 
wo’-Si-hda, va of sihda; anger. 
wo’-S$i-hay, n. of Silian; wicked- 
ness. T., SiGayaohanyanpi. 
wo’-Si-htin, mw. of sihtin; feeble- 
ness, debility. T. 7% q. wasiée. 
wo’-Si-tki-hda, nm. of sitkihda; 
affliction, displeasure. 
w 0’-S$i-tki-hda-ya, v. to afflict; 
to make angry. 
w 0’-Ska-te, n. of Skata; play. See 
wicoskate. 
w 0’-$ki-éa, v. of yuskiéa; to press. 
wo’-Ski-ske, m. of ogkiske; trouble, 
confusion. 
wo’-Sna, v. of yusna; to sacrifice ; 
to drop—wowasna. T., waunyan; 
way ulitata. 
something offered to the 
gods, @ sacrifice. 
wo’-Sna, n. 
w 0’-Sna-ka-@&a, n. one who offers 
sacrifice, a priest. 
kaga; wayulitata-kaga. 
al i 
4 Wat yan- 
wo’-S§na-ki-ya, v.a. to cause to 
sacrifice—wosnawakiya. 
wo’-Sna-pi-ka-ga, n. a priest. 
wo’-S$pan-ka, mn. of Span; some- 
thing to cook m  T., wospan- 
yanpi. 
wo’-spi, v. of yuspi; to pick, as 
berries—wamdu§pi. 
wo-Ste’, intj. T. horrible! 
