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wo’-wi-ha-dan, m. fun; some- 
thing laughable. 
w o’- wi-ha-lha, n. 
ing fun. 
wo’-wi-ha-ha-ki-ya, v. to laugh 
at one’s own—wowihahawakiya. 
shame- 
laughing, mak- 
wo’-wi-ha-ha-ya, adv 
Sully. 
wo’-wi-han, n. T of wihan; graz- 
ing. 
w0’-wi-ha-ya, adv. 
wo’-wi-la-ya-ken, adv. 
wlously. 
w0’-wi-ma-ga-ga, v.n. of ima- 
eaga; to be cheerful or merry—wo- 
wimamagaga, wowinimagaga. T., 
laughably. 
ridic- 
alsoan amusement. See woimagaga. 
wo’-wi-ma-ga-ga, n. of imaga- 
oa; something cheering. 
wo’-wi-na-hni, nm. of inahni; 
haste. 
w 0’-wi-na-ki-wi-zi, ». of ina- 
kiwizi; jealousy. 
w0’-wi-na-pe, . of inapa; a 
refuge, a retreat. 
wo0’/-wi-na-pe-ya, v. 4. 
for a refuge. 
w0’-wi-na-wi-zi, xm. of inawizi; 
jealousy, envy ; the cause of envy. 
wo’-wi-ni-han, . of inihan; 
something frightful, fear. 
wo’-wi-ni-han-yan, adv. fear- 
Sully. f 
wo’-win-kta, x. of iwinkta; glad- 
ness ; glory. 
wo’-winj-yun-yan,v.a. to use 
as an instrument—wowinyuywaya. 
See iyuy and wowiyuyyan. 
to have 
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wo0’-win-yun-yay-pi, n. tools, 
instruments. 
wo’-wi-ste-ée, ». of isteéa; 
shame. 
w 0’-wi-Sten-ya, adv. disgrace- 
Sully, shamefully: wowistenya eéa- 
mon, J have acted shamefully. 
wo0’-wi-sSten-ye, n. the cause of 
shame. 
w 0’-wi-Su-te, adj. of isute; very 
much: taku wowisute. 7", lila ota. 
wo’-wi-Su-te-ka, adj. very much. 
wo’-wi-su-te-ya, adv. very 
much, abundantly. 
wo’-wi-tayn, mw. of itan; honor, 
glory ; pride. 
w0’-wi-tan-yayn, v. a. to glory 
m—wowlitanwaya. 
wo’-wi-tan-yay, adv. honora- 
bly, gloriously. 
w0’-wi-ton-pe, . of itonpa; 
something to be feared or guarded. 
against; danger. 
wo’-wi-yuy-yan, v. 
winyuyyan. 
wo’-wi-yu-Sskin, m. of iyuskin; 
gladness, rejoicing. 
w0’-wi- yu-Skin-yay, adv. gladly, 
rejowcingly. 
wo’-wi-yu-tan, 
temptation. 
wo0’-wi-yu-tan-ye, n. 
tion. 
W 0’- wi- Zi-ée,n. of wiziéa; riches. 
wo’-ya-Go, n. of yaco; judgment, 
condemnation. T., woyasu. 
wo’-yad-ya. See Woonspe Ita- 
kihna, p. 97, L. 8. 
See wo- 
n. of iyutan; 
tempta- 
