660 
hin-yan’-ze-ka, ad T. 14q. 
hinyanzeéa, i storms. 
hin-yay’-ze-éa, vn T. tt 
storms violently ; 7. g. oSiéiéa, 
hin-zi’-la, adj. T. downy; 1.¢ 
hin zidan. ; 
hi-sto’-la, adv. 
hi-sto’-la, x. 
out barbs. 
hi-tob’-tob-u-ye, n. 
JSour-year-old colt. 
Es 
IE 
without barbs. 
an arrow with- 
EG: 
ho-ha’-pa, adj. T. 7. q. hogata. 
hol’-e-ées, T. int). of disbelief: 
i. qg. hoeéalii. 
ho-ksi’-hi-yu-ya, wv T. to 
have an abortion. 
ho-k$i’-hi-yu-ye-ki-ya, va. 
to cause an abortion. 
ho-zi’-la, my. T. 
ful! splendid! 
how beauti- 
DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
hu-i’-na-keh-ye, » T. a 
wagon-brake: huinakeliye eéel iéu, 
to put on the brake. 
huy’-pe, n T. a stick with a 
crotch in one end, used for bracing 
tent-poles in the inside. 
huy’-pe-ple-ée-la, n. 
~ picket-pin. 
hu-pa’, x. a travois; tent-poles tied 
together to pack on. : 
hu-ti’-na-éu-te, » ZT. aribof 
an ox or cow cut short, polished 
smooth and ornamented—to throw 
on the ice or snow. 
kute and hutinaéute. 
hu-ti’-ya-hde-ya, m. (huta and 
iyahde) a peninsula 
hu-wo’-ga, ad. T. 2%. 
boga, bandy-legged. 
Ge oe 
See hutana- 
gq. hu- 
dts Be 
LT... an | 
armlet; elastic bands for holding up | 
han-tkan’-o-yu-ze, n. 
the shirt-sleeves. 
hdo’-ka, adj. hollow, decayed; hi- 
wiéalidoka, decayed teeth. 
hpe’-la, adj. 
T. weak: hpela 
hingla, to become discouraged ; to be 
diverted from. 
