652 DAKOTA-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
snuff up is yazincéa; to hiss is s’a. 
See yuzinéa. 
Zi’-pa. See kazipa. 
Zi-pa’-hay, part. See zipaheéa. 
Zi-pa-he-éa, part. becoming 
smooth or hollowed out of itself, 2. q. 
Hapeéa = T., zipawahan. 
a\’-ya, adv. thin and standing up, 
as hair; thin, scattered, and spark- 
ling in the sunbeams. 
zi-ye’-la, adv. T. thinly, sparsely, 
as hair on the hands 
Zi-4%1', v. to whisper—wazizi, ya- 
Zizi, WNZizipi. 
Z1i-Zi’-do-way, v. to sing in a 
low, whispering, drawling manner, 
as the Dakota women do when 
lulling their infants to sleep—zizi- 
wadoway, ziziundowanpi. 
Zi-zi’-ya, adv. red. of Ziya; stand- 
ing up, as the hair on one’s hand. 
“i-zZi’-ya-hay, adv. whispering. 
z0, v. to whistle, as a man does— 
wazo, yazo, unzopi. 
Z0-2Z0', v. red. of 40; to whistle, 
whistle for, as for young ducks— 
wazoz0, unzozopi. See kizozo. 
Z0-Z20’-do-wayn, v. to whistle a 
tune—zozowadowal. 
Z0-Z0'’-ka, n. a fish-hawk. 
Z0-%40'-yag-toy, adv. T. ima 
noose: zozoyagtoy iGu yo, make it 
into a noose. See Sungzoyake. 
Z0-Z%0'-ya-ke, n. T. a noose or 
slip-knot. 
Zu, v.a. to put, place, lay up—wazu, 
yazu, ujzupi. See azu, ozu, ete. 
Zzuyn. See yuzuy. 
“zw -Zu. See kazuzu, ete. 
zu-zWw-hay, part. See zuzuwa- 
hay 
Zu-zZWwW-wa-hay, part. broken, 
fallen to pieces, demolished, as a 
house; become loose, ete. 
