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bat’-sa-wali-ma/-ni-mo-uk, walking together. 
bat/-sa-wali-pe’-mo-uk, sleeping all together. 
bat’-sa-wali-pa/-wa-ku-re’-mo-uk, to run to- 
gether. 
bat/-sa-wali-pa’-wa-pa’-mo-uk, to slay or 
slaughter together. 
bat’-sa-wali-pe’-mu-shi/-uk-a-shi, to throw the 
lodges together in one place. 
bat’-sa-wali-pe’-shi-uk-aub-sa’-ro-ke, to have 
the Crows altogether in one place. 
to-morrow, tsi-nak-¢i’-uk. 
tongue, de’-Ze, the tongue. 
de-dish’-ka, the palate. 
de-Za'-ge, Tongue River, a branch of the 
Yellowstone. 
tooth, bi’-e, and i’-e. 
toothache, i-e-rek’. 
top, ak’-a-da, on the top of anything. 
tough, tsi-tsu’-tse, : 
Reo enas: \ tough, tenacious. 
tsi-tsu’-tsih, 
trade, ma-esh-tsi-we’-mih, to trade. 
truthful, mi’-shi-sak, to speak straight. 
turn, ta-bali-u’, to turn over. 
turtle, na’-ko, a soft-shelled turtle. 
two, nu’-pe-re, both. 
ni-nomp-ta, you two, both of you. 
U. 
under, bik-sa’-tsi-sa-re, under, underneath. 
understand, hiu-a-ka’-re-e’-wa-tsil, I understand it all. 
untie, bu-ru-ship’-mik, to untie a knot or noose. 
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Wo 
valley, o-ma’-re-éu’-ke. 
au-bat-su’-a, Wounded-man Valley. 
vapor, a-ma-shi-e, foe. 
vein, a-pi-de’, the jugular vein. 
vermilion, a-mahi’-o-me, red coloring material. 
o’-me, a red earth, used by the Crows for 
painting. 
virtuous, ba-bu’-ro-ke. 
W. 
wagon, wa’-pa-ta-tsl. 
ON THE ETHNOGRAPHY AND PHILOLOGY OF THE 
waist, ba-da-e’-han-sup’-te. 
wait, o-tsi-ek-me-o’-ne, : 
anioteitle \ to wait, to delay. 
o-téi-e (imp.), stop. f 
wake, ka-ni’-ta, to wake up. 
it-sck’, to wake up, as from a sleep. 
Wwampum, ba-da-ali’-e-da-ha’-ro-ka/-te. 
warm, it-si-tum’-ék, to warm. 
a-rek’, the weather is warm. 
a/-re, hot. 
war-party, doli’-a. 
dm-pa-te’, a war-club, pogamoggin. 
wash, i-shu’-me, to wash. 
bili’-ta-sa-pi-a’-a-ni-shu’-mi, to wash clothes. 
wasp, is-¢e’-de-ka/-she, yellow-jacket, the insect that 
bites with its tail. 
water, min’-e. 
min’-e-ka’-wi, bad water, whiskey. 
min’-e-shi-pit’-e, black water, coffee. 
min’-a-nahi’-e, the noise of water rolling over 
stones, a waterfall. 
min’-e-pah’-u, to spill water. 
min-e’-is-nu’-mik, to drink water. 
min-éli’-pi-ra’, to sprinkle, as water. 
min’-e-ma’-a-muk, deep water. 
min’-e-hep’-kat, shallow water. 
min’-e-a’/-Ze, river water. 
min-e’-bu-le’, foam on water. 
min-e’-ma-ku’-me, pike-poles, to push a boat in 
the river. 
min’-e-tum’-e, Hot-spring Valley. 
min’-e-ni-net/-e, the water that does not run, 
Big Rose-bud. 
min’-e-ro-4i/-pe, the water that drives, Cross 
Creek. 
min’-e-tum’-e-aZ-ka’-te, Warm Water Creek. 
The ice never freezes over this creek. A 
branch of the Yellowstone. 
min-e-pu’-e-bi-she, smoky water. 
min’-ié-ke-ag-ka’-te, Lake Fork of Bird River. 
min-e’-nits, rapids in the river. 
min-its-ke/-i-se, the sea, big water. 
min-it’-si-Cih’-e, a little lake. 
min’-e-tsi-e’, a lake. 
