ya-suk’-su-ta—ya-ta’-kin-yan. 
ya-Ski’-ska, wa. 
ing to, raise objections ; to make diffi- 
culty—mdaskiska. 
ya-Sko’-kpa,v.a. to bite out and 
make. concave—mdaskok pa. 
ya-Skom’, cont. of yaskopa; ya- 
Skom iyeya. 7., yaskob. 
ya-Sko’-pa, v. a. tomake crooked 
or twisting with the mouth—mdasko- 
pa. 
y a-Sko’-sko-pa, vw. red. of ya- 
Skopa. 
ya-sko’-tpa, wv. a. 
~ with the mouth—mndaskotpa 
yaskokpa. 
ya-sna’, v. a. 
to hollow out 
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to miss or let slip, as 
in taking any thing into the mouth, 
to blunder in speaking or reading— 
mdasna, ujyasnapi. See yas’aka, 
yusna, yahnayan, ete. 
ya-Sna’-ki-ya, v. a. to cause 
to miss with the mouth—yasnawa- 
kiya. 
ya-Sna’-sna, v. red. of yasna; to 
stammer. 
ya-Sna’-ya, v. a. 
with the mouth, to make stammer 
to cause to miss 
yasnawaya. 
ya-8na’/-yayn, adv. 
blundering with the mouth. 
mistaking, 
ya-snis’, cont. of yasniza; yasnis 
lyeya. 
ya-Sni’-sni-Za, v. red. of yasniza. 
ya-sni’-za, v. a. to make wither 
by biting—mdasniza. 
y a-Spa’, v. a. lo bite off a piece— 
mdagpa, dagpa, uyyaspapi. 
to make rough | ya-S pa’-pi, part. 
with the mouth ; to disarrange by talk- 
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bitten off: said 
of the moon when it has com- 
menced waning. 
ya-Spa’-Spa, v. red. ot yaspa. 
ya-Spe’-ki-ya,v.a. to cause to 
bite off a piece—yaspewakiya. 
ra-Spe’-ya, v. a. to cause to bite 
a piece off—yaSpewaya. 
to pick off, as 
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ya-spi’, v. a. birds 
do berries. 
ya-spuw’, v. @. 
to bite off any thing 
stuck on—mdaspu. See yalipu. 
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ra-Spu-spu, v. red. of yaspu; to 
bite in pieces, as ice or eum—imda- 
Spuspu. 
a-Spu’-ya,v. to bite, as lice do, 
make itch; hence, to itch—mdaspu- 
Wail 
ya-Stay’, v.a._ to finish speaking or 
eating—mdastay, dastay, wy yastay- 
pi. 
ra-Sus’, cont. of yasuza; yasusiyeya. 
2) ~ ’ * - . 
See kastayn and yustany. 
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ya-Su’-Su-za, v. red. of yasuza. 
ya-Su’-za,v.a. tocrush, as a dog 
does bones, to bite’ or mash up— 
See yahuga. 
at, by, to; as 
mdasuza. 
ya’-ta, prep. im comp. 
in Gan yata, 
ya‘-ta, v. 
ya -ta, v. 
2d pers. sing. of yuta. 
to speak, ulter, as in éa- 
zeyata and wiéasta-yatapi. 
ya-ta’, va. to chew; to try by the 
taste—maata. 
ya-ta’-kin,v. a. to make leaning 
with the mouth, as a dog in trying to 
pull down a stick. 
a-ta’-kin-yay, adv. making 
leaning with the mouth. 
