yu-zun’-ya—zi-tka’. 
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ZL. 
z, the twenty-eighth letter of the Dakota 
alphabet, with the same sound as in 
English. 
Za. See yuza. 
za-hay’, adj. See zazahay. 
ZLa’-ke; n. p. the Sacor Sauk Indians. 
Za’-mni. 
zv-mni-hay, part. 
zv-mni-wa-hay, part. 
ered. 
za-ni’, adj.. well, not sick—mazani, 
uyzanipi; also said of a part of the | 
country from which the game has 
. not been hunted, wnmolested. 
healthy, sound, well 
See yuzamni. 
uncovered 
Uncov- | 
za-ni’-ka, ad). 
; : | 
—mazanika. 7, tanzanika. | 
za-ni’-ken, adv. in health. T, 
tanzani. 
well, in health ; 
T., tayzaniyay. 
in health. | 
za-ni’-yay, adv. 
zaniyal) wa). 
za-ni/-yay-ken, adv. 
T., tanzanikel. 
zayn-zay, adv. 
far apart, as stalks of grass. 
yuzay, ete. | 
zayn-zay’-na, adv. scattered, stand- 
ing far apart. T., zayzanla. 
separate, standing 
See 
za’-ptan, num. adj. five. 
za’-ptan-ki-ya, adv. im five 
ways, m five places. 
za’-ptay-na, adv. only fire. T., 
zaptayla. 
za’-ptay-ptan, adv. by fives, five 
apiece. ; 
a 
za-za’-hay, adj. ragged. See zahan, 
kaza, ete.; also 7”, l’el’e and sbaka. 
ze, adj. disturbed See éanze. 
ze’-ka, adj. disturbed. See éanze- 
ka. 
to make angry—zewa- 
T., éanzeya. 
Ze’-Vya, v. a. 
ya, zemayal). 
ze-2Z0'-ya, adv. swinging: zezeya 
ehnaka. T., also dangling, as ear- 
rings 
zi, adj. yellow. 
zib-zi’-pe-day, adj. thin, fine, 
as silk or fine cloth. 
ziVv-éa. See yuziéa. 
the reddish grey squirrel, 
common in the Dakota country. 
7) 4 9/ 
zi-Ga’, 
zi’-Ga,n. the partridge or pheasant. 
zi-éa’-ho-ta,”. 
squirrel, the grey ground squirrel. 
the common grey 
zi’-éa-tan-ka, n. the turkey. T., 
wagleksuytanka. 
zi’-éa-ti-hda-bu-dan, m. the 
drumming partridge. 
nzig-zi’'-Ga, adj. flimsy, not firm; 
elastic. 
zin-ya’,v. a. to smoke, fumigate— 
zinwaya. T., zilya. 
zi’-pe-dan, adj. thin, fine. See 
zibzipeday. 
zip-zi'-pe-day, adj. See zibzi- 
pedan. 
zi’-ta,v.n. to smoke. See izita. 
zi-tka’, n. a bird, birds of all 
kinds. 
