wo’-to-ki-é0n —wo’-wi-ha. 597 
w 0’-wa-pe-to-ke-Ga, nm. @ sign, 
a wonder, a miracle. 
wo’-wa-pi, 7. of owa; @ painting 
or carving in hieroglyphics ; a paint- 
ing or representation, a picture; a 
writing, a letter; a book. T., a flag, 
banner or signal: wowapi pawoslal 
iyeya, to run up a flag. “‘A letter” 
or “book” is miniitowapi, though 
wowapi is slowly coming into use 
here for these also.—w. J. c. 
wo’-wa-pi-i-Ga-ge, ”. some- 
thing used to paint or write with, a 
pen or pencil. See wiyowa. 
w0’-wa-pi-ka-ga, v. to write, 
to make a book—wowapi wakaga. 
wo0’-wa-pi-ka-ga, n. a scribe, 
a clerk. 
wo’-wa-pi-o-hni-hde, ”. a news- 
paper. Wotanin-wowapi is better. 
wo’-wa-pi-o-ki-za-te,n. T. 
a flag of truce. 
wo0’-wa-pi-wa-kay,m._ the holy 
book, the Bible. 
w0’-wa-pi-wi-éo-ni, n. the 
book of life. Wiéoni-wowapi is 
thought to be the better form. 
wo’-wa-su-ki-ye, m Ih. -a@ 
law; a prophecy. T., a rule; law; 
regulation ; determination to be fol- 
lowed as a law. 
wo’-wa-S’ag-ya, adv. strongly. 
wo’-wa-8s’a-ke, mn. of was aka; 
strength. 
wo=-wa-si, mw Ih and I. * labor, 
work: i. qg. woltani. T., also a 
worker or servant. See wicéolitani. 
w 0’-wa-Ste, n. of waste; goodness. 
w 0o’-wa-Ste-da-ke, x. love, com- 
placency. 
w 0’-wa-wo-ki-ye, m. of wawo- 
kiya; help. 
W0’-wa-ya-zay, n. of wayazan; 
sickness, disease. 
w 0’-wi-Ga-da, n. of wiéada; be- 
lief, faith. 
wo’-wi-Ga-da-ya, v a. to cause 
belief, to persuade—wowléadawaya. 
wo’-wi-éa-hna-ye, n. decep- 
tion. See wohnaye. 
wo’-wi-Ga-htag-ni-éa, v. 2. 
(iéalitaka and niéa) to be irritable, 
easily provoked ; to be unwilling to be 
touched—wowiéahtagmaniéa. T, 
wowiléalitake waniéa. 
w 0’- wi-éa-ke, n.of wiéaka; truth: 
wowiéake e¢iyatanhan, of a truth, 
truly. 
w0’-wi-éa-ke-ya-tan-hayn, 
adv. of a truth, truly. 
w 0’-wi-éa-Sa-Sni, n. T. spite; 
mischief ; meanness. 
wo’-wi-éin, 2 See widinpi. 
wo’-wi-dag-ya, v.a. to make a 
servant of, to have for a servant, to 
cause to serve—wowidagwaya, wo- 
widaguyyaypi, wowidagmayan. 
wo’-wi-da-ke, x. of idaka; a ser- 
vant. T., woilake. 
w 0’-wi-hay-mde, ~ of ihaymna; 
a dream, dreams. 
wo’-wi-hay-mna, x. dreams. 
wo’-wi-hnu, ». of ihnu; meurmur- 
mg. 
wo’-wi-ha, m. of iha; something 
laughable. 
