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yu-ki’-pa-za, v. See yukipas, 
the form in use. 
yu-ki’-pa-za, v. a. to bend any 
thing around, to double over, to bend 
so as to make the ends meet—mduki- 
paza. See yuakipaza. 
yu-ki’-pe-hay,v.a. to fold, to lay 
in folds—mdukipehay: yukipehay 
ehnaka. 
yu-ki’-pu-ski-éa, v. a. 
skiéa. 
yu-ki’-pu-skin, cont. of yuki- 
puskiéa; yukipuskin yuza, to hold | 
L, yu- | 
one thing close to another. 
kipuskil. 
yu-ki-pu-skin-ya, adv. pressed | 
close to. 
yu-ki’-yela,v.a. T. tomakenear, 
See yuaskadan. 
yu-ki’-yu-te-ya, adv. Said of 
any thing crisped or drawn up. T., 
natipa. 
yu-kmi’-éa, v. Lh. 2. g. yuhmiéa. 
yu-ko’, v.a. to make a hole—mdu- 
ko: yuko elipeya, to throw open. 
T., to enlarge an opening. 
yu-kog’, cont. of yukoka; yukog 
lyeya. 
yu-ko’-ka, v.a.. to ring or rattle, 
mdukoka. 
a. to make 
active, to stimulate—mdukokedayn. 
T., yubiliheéa. 
yu-ko-ki’-ya, v. a. 
as an old kettle 
yu-ko’-ke-dayn, ». 
T. to make 
wrinkle: ite yukokiya, to frown or 
scowl. 
y u-ko’-ko-ka, »v. red. of yukoka. | 
to put 
close together, to press—mdukipu- | 
DAKOTA—-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
yu-koy’-ta,v. See yukunta 
to cause to 
be quick, to hasten—mdukoyahay. 
See yuinalini. 
yu-ko’-ya-lhan, v4. 
ista yukpa, to make 
blind; noge yukpa, to make deaf— 
mdukpa. See yutpa. 
yu-kpay’, v. a. to grind, as corn, 
etc., to make fine, to pulverize—mdu- 
kpay, dukpay, unkpaypi. See yu- 
tpay. 
yu-kpan’-kpan, v. red. of yu- 
kpay. 
yu-kpa, va. 
grinding. 
yu-kpayn’ yan, v. a. 
yu-kpay’-pi, 2. 
to cause to 
grind—y ukpay way a. 
yu-kpy, v. a to crack or burst, as 
iq yutpi. 
yu-kpi’-kpi, »v. red. of yukpi. 
yu-kpw-kpa,v. a to make fine, 
to crumble wp and scatter about— 
mdukpukpa See yukpukpa. 
yu-ksa’, v. a to break off, as a 
stick, with the hand ; to pull, as corn; 
to cut off or out with shears—mduksa, 
a louse. 
duksa, uyksapi. 
yu-ksa’-ksa, v. red. of yuksa. 
yu-ksa’-pa, v. a. of ksapa; to 
make wise—mduksapa. Said also 
of an animal who breaks away 
from a trap, as he is made wise or 
wary by it. 
yu-ksa’-pi, n. 
gathering of corn. 
yu-kse’-kse-ya, v. red. of yu- 
kseya. 
a breaking off, a 
yu-kse’-ya, v.a._ tocauseto break 
: ya, 
off, as in trapping—yuksewaya. 
