wi-tka’-éayn-hpayn-na—Zzin-éa’. 
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Zi 
Zz, the twenty-ninth letter of the Dakota 
alphabet, having nearly the sound 
of the French j or English 2h. 
za. See yuza. 
Zag, cont. of Zata. 
Zag-zan’-ya, adv. red. of zanya; 
Sorkedly. 
Zxve-ta’-ta, adj.red.of zata; forked, 
brushy, rough. 
Za-hay’, adj. 
a loud noise, as an animal; ho Za- 
han. See yuzahan. 
a-hay’-hayn, adj. 
pleasant, grating: ho zahanhay. 
a-he’-sa, adv. T. i. q. 
zahesa ap’a, to strike and make a loud 
noise. 
za-he’-ya, adv. roughly, harshly, 
not melodious, as the voice: Za- 
heya ia. See yuzaheya 
aav’-ka, adj. rolling or straining, as 
the eyes. See yuzaka. 
al-ya’, adv. T. zalya wiyukéan, 
to be of two minds, to be undecided: 
a. q. Ganzalya. 
zan, cont. of zata. T., zal. 
zan-ya’, adv. forkedly: zanya han. 
T., zalya. d 
Zayn-zay’, n. avial,a bottle, a glass 
of any kind, window-glass: Sina 
zayzay, a red blanket, so called by 
the Missouri Indians. 
zayn-zay’-hde-pi, x. 
See ozanzanhdepi. 
rough, harsh, makinc 
b] ? f 
rough, un- 
Ss 
Ns 
zaheya: 
Ss 
, 
a window. 
adj. forked, as a stick, 
stream, etc.; double or forked, lying 
or false, as the tongue: Gezi Zata, to 
lie, speak falsely. Henok says this 
use of the word has been intro- 
duced by white people. See gata. 
See yuzaza. 
“ar-za’-ya, adj. exposed; i. q. Sdaye- 
hna: clearly, plainly; 7. ¢. tayinyan. 
za-za’-ye-la, adv. T. clearly, 
distinctly: zazayela wanyaka, 7. q. 
Za’-ta, 
ZAU-ZAV. 
kazaza way yaka. 
Zi, adj. thin and briskly, as the hair 
on the hands and arms, also like a 
young duck: pteziéaday ha kin he 
boa.” 
V-Ga, adj. rich—maziéa. See iziéa 
and wiziéa. 
N 
Ns 
Zi-Ga’-ka, adj. rich—maziéaka. 
Zi-ée’-na, Ih. and 7. 7. g. 
day. See pteziéadan. 
Vv-day, adj. thin and briskly, as 
ZiGa- 
Ns 
hair. See zi. 
zin-yia, v. a. to make rich—zin- 
waya. See wizinya 
Zin- ya’, adv. 
v 
Ry | sey 
wee z1éa. 
“Zinzye’-Ga, v. @. 
richly. T., dilya. 
to make rich— 
zinwayeéa. 
Zi’, v.n. to stand erect, stiffen up— 
mazin. See yuzin, Gezin, ete. 
Zin-Ga’, v.n. to snuff up; tohiss— 
T’., to blow out 
To 
wazinéa, wyZzinéapi. 
Jrom the nose, to blow the nose. 
