456 ON THE ETHNOGRAPHY AND PHILOLOGY OF THE 
tooth, hi. white, thka. 
tortoise, ke’-ta. who, wa-ge’-re. 
trout, to’-thi. wife, hen-ta’-mi, my wife. 
wind, ta’-¢e, and tak’-tha-ke. 
U. windpipe, to’-hu-hu. 
ugly, i-ro-kam/-pesh-kiin’-ye, not handsome. wing, a-hu. 
under, ku’-ha. winter, pan-ye’-ta, when it snows. 
up, o-me’-si-ta, up the country. thni’-ta, when it is cold. 
wish, kin’-re-ke. 
Vv. within, ro’-ta-ta. 
valley, kro’-ke, hollow. without, tan’-gri-ta. 
vein, ka. wolf, shin’-ta. 
a’-ka, vein in the arm. man-yi-ka’, prairie wolf, 
village, ¢i/-na-pro-ki, the whole village. woman, i-niin’-ge, and wa-shi’-ke-mi. 
wood, na. 
W. na-pu-pa-na, pine, sweet-smelling wood. 
walk, man’-ye-ke, he walks. na-pa-krun’-ée, stump, wood cut off. 
wampum, u-nam’-pi, beads. na-ro-tang’-kre, tree, upright wood. 
war-club, ma’-ya-ki-ta-wi'-ro-¢i. na-kra’-¢e, arm of a tree, limb. 
water, ni. pa-¢e’-hra-we, undergrowth, forest, brush, &c. 
ni-hing’-e, through the water. hi-sku, bass-wood. 
ée’-ta, woodcock, thka’-ge. 
ni’-han-ye, \ Bue WEL woodpecker, to’-kre-kre’-the. 
we, hi’-e. worm, ma-shi’-we. 
weak, pren’-ra-ra. 
weasel, hen-thhi’-tha. Y: 
weather, mash’-¢ée, warm weather. ye, di’-re-wi. 
weed, ha’-¢e, and ha’-mi. year, pa’-yi. 
what, wa-ye’-re-ée. yellow, thi. 
ta-ku’-ra, what is it? yes, hiin’-e. 
wheat, wa-puth’-ka. yesterday, ta’-nan-yi’-ta. 
which, ta’-na-ha. young, shing’-e-d. 
