INDIAN TRIBES OF THE MISSOURI VALLEY. 
is-e-ta’-be-ka-wi’, bad habits. 
hail, ma-ka-pe’. 
hair, mi’-shi-e, my hair. 
mit-su’-a-nu’-mi-ne, a tuft of hair, scalp-lock on 
the back of the head. 
nu’-mi-ne, a tuft or lock. 
mili-e’-a-nu-mi’-ne, tuft or lock of hair on the 
forehead. 
hallo, u-ka-he’! an exclamation. 
ha-hi-a! hallo there! to call to one at a dis- 
tance. 
hand, ba-sku’-re, and bash’-tse. 
bash’-tse-a’-ke, the upper part of the hand. 
bash’-tse-mu’-e, the hollow or inside of the 
hand. 
mash’-tse, my hand. 
tésh’-tse, thy hand. 
tésh’-tse-pali-u-ru-shi’-mih, to wipe the hands 
on anything. 
bas-mi-tsu’-a, a wart on the hand. 
hang, i’-shi-e-wa’-mili, to hang up. 
hard, ba-ra-hip’-sat, indurated. 
hat, ba-da-e’-am-pe’, a hat or bonnet. 
mit-yuli-pe’, a cap. 
hate, mi-du’-pi-uk, they hate me. 
mi-du’-shi-¢i’-se, they care nothing for me. 
hawk, a-pi-te’, seems to be a generic term of that 
class of birds. 
be’-rets, a kind of hawk. 
be-rets-ge-na-hi’-o, a branch of Wind River. 
is-a-¢i’-sa, a small hawk. 
is-e-ke-ki’-she, a mosquito-hawk. 
head, a’-shu. 
a-shw’-a-¢o-se, white skull, as of a buffalo, long 
exposed on the ground. 
a-skep’-ka-wi, a bad head, a Dutchman. 
hear, mi’-ka-kik, to hear. 
heart, na’-se. 
na/-se-it/-si-ka, a good heart. 
nas-ka-wi’, a bad heart. 
na’-se-kosh’-te-kat, little heart, despondent, 
faint-hearted. 
na-se-hi-ni’-a, undoubted, firm, to be depended 
upon. 
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na’-se-nop, uncertain, deceitful, two hearts. 
heavy, tash-ta-tsip’. 
herd, man-¢i-¢uh’-e, a herd er drove. 
hexagon, a-ka’-mak-a-tak, six-cornered. 
hill, shi-éa’. 
shi-éa/-ké-da, up a hill. 
shié-bu-uk’-is-a, down a hill. 
i-she’, the height of a hill. 
hin’-e-sha-ke-ma-kuk, at the foot of a hill. 
hold, ta’-hash, to hold anything, as a book. 
bu-ru-ba’-shik (imp.), hold on. 
hole, hia-hi’-e-pak, to make a hole in the ground. 
a-wat/-sit-mi, to look through a hole. 
horn, a4-ka-ru’-ée. 
a%-i’-si-a-de, a horn spoon. 
horse, it-si’-re. 
it-si’-re-tsi-ri’-tu-a, to drive the horses. 
it-si’-re-i-ne-ka’-su-a, picket stakes for horses. 
it-si’-re-tsi’-she, horsehair. 
tse’-shi-shi-a, a horse-blanket, or other cover. 
i-shu’-e, the mane of a horse. 
it-si’-ri-ka-she, elk, or real horse. 
it-si’-ti-ka-she-ru’-pa, male elk. 
it-si’-ri-kash-bi-shi’-a, female elk. 
it-si/-ri-ka-nak’, to become frightened and run 
away, as a horse. 
it-si’-ri-na’-ka, a colt. 
it-si/-ri-ak-se’-re-te, a free or wild horse. 
it-si/-ri-ma-ni-tum-a-kat, a gentle horse. 
it-si’-ri-i-ni’-she-tuk, an active horse. 
it-si’-ri-i-tal-pu’-e, the hoof of a horse. 
it-si/-ri-mi-ne-shi’-te, to water the horse. 
it-si’-ri-man-dék’, a crippled horse. 
it-si’ -ri-ba-tsi-ni/-ée, horse-racing. 
hospitable, ba-ke-tuk’. 
ba-tse-ba-ke’-tuk, a hospitable man. 
hot, ta-meli’. 
house, a-she’. 
a-she’-a-ke’-da, on the top of the house. 
how do you do, ba-tsa/-bali-a’-pe, “how do you do?” 
literally, “ we find each other.” 
hungry, na-ni’-she, to be hungry. 
hunt, ba-¢e-tsi’-mik, I hunt for anything. 
hurt, i-ali’-dk, to hurt or injure. 
