662 DAKOTA -ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
i-mna’-mna-he-éa, ». T. the fourth 
or smallest manyple of animals. 
i-na’-hme-ki-¢éi-ya-pi, ” T. 
the game of hide and seek. 
i-na’/-hu-ga, v. TL. to mash by 
stepping on. 
i-na’-ki-kégin, v. to take shelter 
in or behind; to make a shelter of, 
as of a tree. 
i-ni’-ti-yu-ktayn, v. to bend 
willows over for a booth. See initi 
and yuktay. 
i-pa’-hlal-ya, adv. T. marow 
facing one way, in line, as soldiers 
in platoon. 
i-pa’-ho, v. T. to brush up, as 
hair from the forehead, to brush 
into a curl—iwapahio. 
i-pa’-Ski-éa, vw. T. of paskiéa; 
to rub, as clothes, on a wash-board. 
i-pa’-ta-pi, ” JT. embroidery, 
ornamental work ; i. g. wipatapi. 
i-pa’-wa-ga, v. T. to rub, scrub, 
or scour, as a floor—iwapawaga. 
i-Sin’-héin, adv. T. crossly, an- 
grily ; isinhéiy ia. 
i-§kay’-ka-pin, v. FT. tobelazy 
by reason of. See kapin. 
i-Sta’-i-yo-ta-wa-pa, v. 7. 
to look in the direction that some one 
else is looking See tawapa. 
i-tan’-a-nog, adv. cont. of itana- 
nokatayhay. 
i-te’-o-yus, cont. of iteoyuze. 
i-te’-o-yus-ya, adv. T. pleasantly. 
i-te’-o-yu-ze, n T. a look, cast 
of countenance, appearance: ite 
oyuze waste, a pleasant face. 
i-toy’-pa, v. T. to be surprised, 
astonished ; to wonder. 
i-tu’-ma-ko-skan, adv. T. m 
vain; to no purpose. 
i-tu’-Si-ka, adv T. byall means, 
nevertheless. 
i’-wi-éa-mde-za, ». of imdeza; 
enlightenment. 
i-wi/-éa-mna, adj. T. of imna; 
satisfying, furnishing much nourish- 
ment. 
i-wo’-é0, mn T. a@ churn? 2 q. 
iboéo. 
i-wo’-hta-ke, » T. a billiard 
stick or cue. 
i-wo’-zu, n. of wozu; something to 
plant or sow; garden seeds, seed of 
any kind. 
i-ya’-glu-ha, v. pos. of iyayuha; 
to follow after, as a colt its mother. 
i-ya’-na-zi-éa, vw. T. to rum 
away with, as a horse witha wagon. 
See naziéa. 
i-yo’-hop, inj. T. used in play- 
ing hide and seek. 
i-yo’-kal, adv. cont. T. iyokal 
Spanyay, to toast or roast by holding 
to the fire. 
i-yo’-kal-ya, adv. T. 
heat. 
i-yo’-ko-gna, adv. T. between one 
place and another: 7. g. okitahepi. 
i-yuw’-ho-mni, 2. of yuhomni; 
something to turn with, as a door- 
by the 
knob. 
i-yu-pah, adv. T. together, ina 
bunch: iyupah nauyg au, they come 
together on a gallop. 
