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yus-o’-dayn-ka,v.n._ to be slow, 
to loiter: eGen mdusodanka. T., 
yus’olanka, to be tired out, used 
up. 
to cause to 
of a duck— 
yus-o’-ki-ya, v. a. 
swim, in the manner 
yusowakiya. 
yu-s’o’-la-ka,v.n. T. to be ex- 
hausted, tered out. 
yu-s’o’-la-se, adv. T. im am 
exhausted manner, as one tired. 
yu-son’, cont. of yusota; yuson 
iyeya. T., yusol. 
yu-son’-ki-ya,v. @. 
use up—yusonwakiya. 
yu-son’-ya, v. a. 
up—y usonwaya. 
yu-s’o’-s’o, v. red. TF. of yus’o. 
y us-os’-0, v. red. of yuso: 7. q. yu- | 
s’os’0. 
yu-so’-ta,v. a. to use up, make 
an end of, ecpend—mdusota, duso- 
ta, wysotapi. 
yu-spa’ and yu-spé’, v. a. Th. 
and T. to catch with the hand—mdu- 
spa. (2, bluspe): napeyuspe, to 
shake hands. See napeyuza. 
yu-spa’-i-éu-se-ma-ni, v. 
limp; to go with a catching gait. 
hustesteyakel mani. 
yu-stan’-ka, w a. 
mdustayka. 
yu-sto’, v. 4. 
to 
Ue: 
? 
to moisten 
to smooth down, as the 
hair, to make smooth: pa yusto, to | 
oil and smooth the head—mdusto. 
yu-sto’-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to 
make smooth—y ustowakiya. 
yu-sto’-sto, v. red. of yusto. 
to cause to | 
to cause to use | 
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DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
yu-sto’-ya, v.a._ to cause to make 
smooth—yustowaya. 
yu-sw, v.a. to make right—mdusu. 
T.,, yueéetu; yuowotanla. See 
yuco. 
yu-su’-ta, v. a. to make firm— 
mdusuta, wyyusutapi. 
yu-su’-ya, v. a. to cause to make 
well—yusuwaya. T., yuwastekiya. 
yu-Sa’, v. a. to make red by touch- 
ing—mdusa 
yu-s’ag’, cont. of yu8aka. 
yu-S’ag’-ya,v.a._ to overburden, 
overload—yusagwaya. T., tkeya 
wakin. 
yu-S’a’-ka, v. n._ to be heavily 
laden, have as much as one can carry 
—mdugaka, dugaka. T7., tkeya 
wakin. 
yu-Sam’, cont. of yuSapa; yusam 
iyeya. T., yusab. 
yu-Sam’-ya, v.a._ to cause to soil 
vusamwaya. 
yu-Sa’-pa, v.a._ to soil, blacken, or 
defile any thing—mdusapa, ujyu- 
Sapapi 
yu-sbe’,v.a. to make deep—mdu- 
Sbe. TZ’, yusme. 
yu-sbe’-ya, adv. 
ya wanka. 
yu-Ssda’,v.a. to make bare or bald; 
to cut off, as hair; to shear, as sheep; 
to pull out, as grass or weeds, to 
weed ; to reap; to pick off, as the fea- 
thers of ducks, ete.—-mduésda, du- 
Sda, wysdapi. 
yu-Sda’-ki-ya, v.a. to cause to pull, 
pluck, or shear off—yusdawakiya. 
deeply ; yusbe- 
