644 DAKOTA — ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
yu-tem’, cont. of yutepa; yutem 
iyeya. T., yuteb. 
yu-tem’-te-pa, v-red. of yutepa. 
yu-te’-pa,v.a. towear off shori— 
mdutepa. T., to rub off, as paint. 
yu-ti’-Ga, v.a._ to scrape away, as 
* snow, with the hand; to paw, as a 
horse does—mdutiéa. 
yu-tim’, cont. of yutipa; yutim 
tyeya. 7, yutib. 
yu-tim’-ti-pa, v. red. of yutipa. 
y u-tin’, cont. of yutica; yutin iyeya. 
TE yutil. 
yu-tin’-ta,v. a to pull out long 
hairs, to strip off long hairs—mdu- 
tinta. 7, yupinza. 
yu-ti’-pa, v.a._ to cramp, as mus- 
cles; fo make crisp or draw up, as 
burnt leather. 7’—See natipa. 
yu-ti’-tay,v.a. to pull—mduti- 
tan, dutitan. 
yu-ti’-tan-yayn, v. a. to cause 
to pull at—yutitanwaya. 
yu-tkay’-la,» TT. much, abun- 
dance. 
yu-tke’-ya, adv. deeply; said of 
.a bluff shore where the water is 
deep, 7. g. yukseya. 
yu-tki’-tka, v. yutkitka yuza, to 
take hold of a bunch of any thing. 
yu-tko’-ga,v.a. TI. to lock or 
Fasten, as a door. 
yu-tku’-ga, v. «a 
square—indutkuga. T., to breakoff; 
but to break off square is otkons 
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yuksa. 
yu-tkuli’, cont. of yutkuga; yu- 
tkuli iyeya. 
to break off 
yu-tkuys’, cont. of yutkunza; yu- 
tkuys iyeya. 
yu-tkuy’-tkuy-ta, v. See yu- 
kuytkunta. 
yu-tkun’-za or yu-tkon-za, 
v.a. to cut off even, as with shears 
—mdutkuyza. 7., yuotkuynza. See 
oyutkonza. 
yu-tku’-tku-ga, v. red. of yu- 
tkuga; to break or divide in several 
pieces. 
yu-tog’-ye,v a. to make different. 
See yutokeéa. 
yu-to’-kay, va. to putin another 
place, remove ; to reject—mdutokay. 
yu-to’-kay-kan, v. red. of yuto- 
kay; yutokankay iyeya, to scatier 
abroad. 
yu-to’-kay-yay, adv. inanother 
place, removed: yutokanyan iyeya. 
yu-to’-ke-éa, v.a. tomake differ- 
ent, to alter—mdutokeéa. 
yu-to’-na-na, v. a. to diminish— 
mdutonana. 7T., yuéonala. 
yu-to’-to, v.a. to clear off, as a 
field—mdutoto. 
yu-to’-tom-ya, v.a. of yutotopa; 
to soak and make soft—yutotom- 
waya. T., yutotobya. 
yu-to’-to-pa, v.n. tobecome soft, 
as leather, by soaking. See yutu- 
tupa. 
yu-tpa’, v.a noge yutpa, to make 
deaf; iSta yutpa, to make blind: yu- 
“tpapi se hay and yutpapi se iyeya. 
See yukpa. 
yu-tpay’, v.a. to mash or grind fine, 
as corm—mdutpay. See yukpan. 
