a-ki'-yu-ski-ća, v. to tie or fasten together, to attach one to another,-akimduskića. a-ki'-yu-ti-tan-pi, v. pl. to pull different ways. a-ki'-yu-za-pi, v. pl. said when two or more seize and hold any thing together; held by two or more. a'-ki-żan, cont. of ákiźata. a'-ki-źan-ya, v. n. to fork, as a stream. a'-ki-zan-ya, adv. in a forked manner. a'-ki-za-ta, adj. forked, as a stream. a-ko', adv. beyond, on the other side of. a-ko'-i-to-he-ya, adv. towards, with the face the other way, turned with the face from one; akoitoheya naźin, to stand with the face from one. a'-ko-kam, adv. across, by a near way; ákokam ya, to go across; akokam mda, I go by a near way. a'-ko-ka-pa, adv. by a nearer way. Not much used. a'-kos, adv. See akosan. a'-ko-san, adv. whilst, in the mean time. akoźan naźiŋ, to stand over a thing, stand with a thing between one's feet. a-ko'-żan-ya, adv. astride. a-ko'-za-ta. Obsolete. See akożan. a-kpa'-ġan, v. a. pos. of pagan; to give away one's own for some purpose,-awakpaġan. a-kpa'-ġan-yan, adv. giving away for. a-kpas', cont. of akpaza. a-kpa'-spa, v. to suffer patiently, to endure until it has passed off,-awakpaspa, ayakpaspa. a-kpa'-spe-ća, v. to suffer patiently until one's anger goes off,—awakpaspeća. a-kpas'-ya, v. a. to cause darkness akpaswaya. a-kpas'-ya, adv. benightedly. on, darken, a-kpa'-taŋ, v. pos. of patan; to reserve one's own for a purpose,-awakpatan. a-kpa'-tan-yan, adv. reserving for a purpose. a-kpa'-ya. See akpayeća. a-kpa'-ye-ća, v. n. to be lighter than its proper color, as a child which will yet darken; to be yellow, as a mulatto,-amakpayeća. a-kpa'-ye-ća, n. one who is neglected; i. q. aktapiśni. a-kpa'-za, v. n. (a and kpaza) to come night on one, be benighted,-amakpaza, anikpaza. a-kpa'-zo, v. pos. of pazo; to point at one's own,— awakpazo. a-kśa', adv. more, in addition to. This word signifies that it is already well, but intimates a desire for more; it is usually followed by unkanś: aksa mayaku unkans, if you had given me more. a-ksa'-ken, adv. See aksa; wanna maśte aksaken magażu uŋkanś waśte kta, it is now warm, if it would rain it would be good. a-ksi'-ża, v. a. to double up on, as the hand on any thing; to retain any thing not one's own; i. q. anića,-awakśiża, ayakśiża. a-kta', prep. of, about, concerning. a-kta', adv. again, over again; akta eya, to repeat, say again. a-kta', v. a. to have respect for, to regard, keep in mind, give heed to; to receive,-awakta, ayakta, unkaktapi. From this are formed akikta, akićikta, ihakta, wakta, etc. a-kta'-kta, adv. red. of akta; again and again, repeatedly. a-kta'-kta-ya, adv. repeatedly. a-kta'-śni, v. of akta; to reject, despise,-awaktaśni. a-kta'-śni, adv. not well: aktaśni ećoŋ, to do a thing badly. a-kta'-śni-yan, adv. badly, wrong, not right. See ektaśniyan. a-kton', adv. more than; wikćemna aktoŋ, more than ten. Pl., aktonpi. a-kton'-ktons, cont. of aktonktonźa; aktonktonśya; aktonktonśmayan, it has made me forgetful. a-kton'-kton-źa, adj. red.; waćin maktoŋktonźa, my memory is treacherous. See ktonktonża. a-ktons', cont. of aktoŋża. a-kton'-ża, v. to forget. See akiktoŋża. a-kton'-ża, adj. forgetful. a-ku', v. a. to bring, to come bringing home,-awaku. a-ku', v. col. pl. of ku; they are coming home. a-ku'-i-to-he-ya. See akoitoheya, the more correct form. a-ku'-ka, v. n. to become old or rotten on one, as clothing,―amakuka, anikuka, uŋkakukapi. a-ku'-ta, v. to watch for, look for, look out for one's coming: akuta kuwa,—akuta wakuwa. a-ka', v. (a and ka) to dig on: maka aka,—awaka, ayaka, uŋkakapi. a-ķiŋ', n. (a and kin) something to pack on, a pack-saddle; a riding-saddle; a harness-saddle: śuktanka akin. a-ma'-ġa-ya, v. See amahya. a'-ma-ġa-źu, v. n. (a and magazu) to rain on, —amamaġażu, animaġażu, uŋkamaġaźupi. a'-ma-ġa-zu-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to rain on,ámagażuwakiya. a'-ma-ġa-zu-ya, v. a. to cause to rain on,-ámagażuwaya. a-ma'-hpi-ya, v. n. a-ma'-hpi-ya, adj. to cloud over. cloudy, clouded over. a-mah'-ya, v. a. to plant at a place, make a field at; to be attached to,-amahwaya. a-mah'-ye-ća, v. yeća. Same as amahya,--amaliwa a-ma'-ni, v. (a and mani) to walk on,—amawani, amayani, amauŋnipi; dan amanipi, a ladder. a-man', v. (a and man) (a and man) to sit on and hatch, as fowls; to hatch on,-amanpi. a-ma'-śte, v. n. (a and maste) to be warm on,— amamaste, amaniste, amaunśtepi. a-ma'-ste-na-pta-pta, n. the glimmering of vapor in the sun heat; the burning appearance on the prairie on a hot day, mirage. a-ma'-ste-ya, adv. exposed to the heat, in the sun. a-ma'-ste-ya-ken, adv. hotly. a-mda'-ke-dan, adj. calm, still, without wind. a-mda'-ke-daŋ, n. a calm amdakedan iću. a-mda'-ke-na, adj. (Ihank.) Same as amdakedan. a-mda'-ke-taŋ, adj. (Mdewa.) Same as amdakedan. a-mda'-ya, adj. level on. a-mde'-ća. See amdećahan. a-mde'-ća-han, part. scattered, fallen off, as from a pile or rock, etc. a-mdes', cont. of amdeza: amdes iyaya, to become clear, become sober; amdes aya,-amdes amayan. a-mdes'-ya, v. a. to make clear or sober,-amdeswaya. a-mdes'-ya, adv. clearly, conspicuously, soberly: amdesya wanmdaka, I see clearly. a-mdes'-ya-ken, adv. clearly. Not much used. a-mde'-za, v. a. of mdeza; to see clearly,-awamdeza, ayamdeza. a-mde'-za, v. n. to be clear, perspicuous; to be sober,-amamdeza, uŋkamdezapi. a-mdo', n. the shoulder, the scapula. a-mdo'-hu, n. the shoulder bone or blade, scapula. a-mdo'-i-yo-ki-źu, n. the part between the shoulders. a-mdo'-o-ki-ta-he-dan, n. between the shoulders. a-mdo'-sa and amdośaśa, n. the red-winged black-bird. See wamdośa. a-mi'-çi-ći-ya, v. 1st pers. sing. of aicićiya (perhaps from aya); token owakihi amićićiya, I act as I am able. a-mi-ni'-he-ća, v. n. (a and miniheća) to be industrious in regard to,-amaminiheća, animiniheća. See amniheća and its derivatives. a-mi-ni'-hen-i-ḍi-ya, v. reflex. to make oneself industrious about any thing,-aminihemigiya. a-mi-ni'-hen-ya, v. a. to cause to be industrious about any thing. a-mi-ni'-hen-ya, adv. industriously, stirringly. a-mi-ni'-taŋ, v. n. (a mini and tanka) to overflow. See amnitaŋ. a-mi-ni'-tan-ya, v. a. to cause to overflow. See amnitanya. to gather a-mna'-i-ḍi-ya, v. reflex. of mnayan; for oneself, to be selfish,-amnamiçiya. am'-na-ka-ha. See anpetu nakaha. a-mna'-yan, v. a. (a and mnayan) to collect, gather together to, add to,-amnawaya, amnayaya. a-mni', v. (a and mni) to spread out to dry on any thing,-awamni, ayamni, uŋkamnipi. a-mni'-ći-ya, v. (a and mniéiya) to assemble to, make an assembly; to assemble on account of,— amnimićiya, amninićiya, amniunkićiyapi. a-mni'-ći-ya-ken, adv. in the manner of assembling. a-mni'-mni, v. a. to sprinkle on any thing, sprinkle with water, etc.,-awamnimni, ayamnimni, uŋkamnimnipi: aćimnimni, I sprinkle you. a-mni'-taŋ, v. n. to flood, overflow. a-mni'-tan-ya, v. a. to cause to overflow, to flood, ―amnitaŋwaya. a-mni'-tan-yan, adv. in an overflowing manner. a'-mo-mo-na, n. a babe; a doll. a-na'-go-ptan, v. a. to listen to, hearken to; to obey, anawaġoptan, anayagoptan, anaungoptanpi, anamagoptan; anaćiġoptan, I obey you; anauŋniġoptanpi, we hearken to you. a-na'-go-ptan-ya, v. ɑ. to cause to listen to,-anagoptan waya, anagoptanmayan. a-na'-go-ptan-yan, adv. obediently, attentively. a-na'-ha, v. a. to kick out of the way,-anawaha. a-na'-hdo-hdo, v. n. to bubble up, as in boiling. a-na'-hdu-ste, v. n. to be lame in the leg, limp; to break down, as one's leg does sometimes: anahduste iyaya. a-na'-ha, adj. rough, roughened up. a-na'-hbe, v. See analima. a-na'-hbe-ya, adv. secretly, slyly, covertly. a-na'-hbe-ya-han, adv. secretly. a-na'-hda-ta, v. a. to crawl up carefully on any thing,-anawaħdata. a-na'-ħdo-ka, v. a. (a and nalidoka) to wear a hole in, as in a moccasin, on something,―anawahdoka. a-na'-ħma, v. a. to hide, conceal,--anawalbe, anayahibe, anaunlimanpi. From this comes woanalibe. a-na'-hman-pi, n. a concealing, concealment. a-na'-hpa, v. a. (a and nalipa) to kick down on any thing,-anawalipa. a-na’-hta-ka, v. a. (a and nalitaka) to kick one on something else, anawahitaka, anamalitaka. a-na'-i-ei-pson, v. reflex. of anapson; to spill on oneself,-anamićipson. a-na'-ke-ya, adv. turned partly on one side. a-na'-ki-ċi-go-ptan, v. of anagoptan; to hearken to for one, anawećigoptan. Pl., anakićigoptanpi, they hearken to each other, anaunkićigoptanpi. a-na'-ki-ći-ġo-ptan-yan, adv. kearkening to each other. a-na'-ki-ći-pta-pi, v. pl. recip. of anapta; they stop or hinder each other,―anauŋkićiptapi. a-na'-ki-ġo-ptan, v. pos. of anagoptan; to hearken to, to obey, as one's father,―anawakigoptan. a-na'-ki-ġo-ptan-yan, adv. obediently. a-na'-ki-hbe, v. See anakihima. a-na'-ki-hbe-ya, v. ɑ. to cause to conceal,-anakihbewaya. a-na'-ki-kbe-ya, adv. covertly, secretly. a-na'-ki-hbe-ya-han, adv. stealthily, privately. a-na'-ki-hma, v. a. to hide, conceal, refuse to tell; to deny, affirm that it is not so,-anawakihbe, anayakihbe, anauŋkilmanpi. a-na'-ki-hman-pi, n. denying, concealing. Part., concealed. a-na'-ki-ksin, v. a. to stand over and defend one; to interpose for one, when in danger; to expose oneself for another; to work for one, and give him an opportunity to rest,-anaweksin, anayeksin, anaćićiksin or anaćiksin, anamiksin. a-na'-ksa, v. (a and naksa) to break off a thing on something with the foot,-anawaksa, anaunksapi. a-na'-ksis, cont. of anaksiza: anakśiś iyeya. a-na'-ksi-za, v. (a and naksiza) to bend down on with the foot, as grass on the prairie,―anawakšića. a-na'-ktaŋ, v. (a and naktan) to bind an or over. a-na'-ke-za, v. to make smooth by treading on. See onakeza, which is more correct. a-na'-mda-ġa, v. n. (a and namdaga) to open or spread out on. a-na'-mdas, cont. of anamdaza: anamdas iyeya, to make burst by kicking. a-na'-mda-za, v. a. (a and namdaza) to tear open with the foot, to burst open on,―anawamdaza. a-na'-mde-ća, v. a. (a and namdeća) to scatter or break in pieces on any thing with the foot,anawamdeća, anayamdeća. a-na'-mde-ća, v. n. to spread out on, as grain when poured on any thing. a-na'-mden, cont. of anamdeća: anamden elipeya, to scatter by pouring down. a-na'-mdu, v. a. (a and namdu) to kick dust on, -anawamdu; anamamdu, he kicks dust on me. a-na'-mna, v. a. (a and namna) to rip on any thing with the foot; hanpa inyan anamna, to rip one's moccasin on a stone,-anawamna. a-na'-mni, v. n. to give way under the foot, as snow when there is water under it: anamni iye a-na'-po-ta, v. a. (a and napota) to wear out on, as one's moccasins on any thing,-anawapota. a-na'-psa-ka, v. a. (a and napsaka) to break a string with the foot on something, anawapsaka. a-na'-pson, and a-na-psuŋ, v. a. (a and napson) to kick over and spill on any thing,―anawapson, anamapson, anauŋpsonpi. a-na'-psoŋ, v. n. to boil over on any thing. a-na'-psa, v. n. anapśa hinhda, to bubble up, as foul water when disturbed; to come up, as bubbles on water. a-na'-pśa-psa, v. n. red. of anapśa; to boil up, come up, as bubbles on water. a-na'-pśun, v. a. (a and napśun) to dislocate, put out of joint on any thing,-anawapśun. a-na'-pta, v. a. to stop, hinder, cause to cease, to obstruct, forbid,-anawapta, anayapta, anaunptapi, anamapta; anaiçipta, to stop for oneself, to cease from oneself,-anamiçipta. a-na'-pta, v. n. to cease, stop. a-na'-pta-pi, part. stopped, ceased: on anaptapi, that which produces a stoppage, the name given to paregoric. a-na'-pte-ća, v. n. pteća. a-na'-pte-ća, adv. less. to hinder, obstruct,―anama in an obstructed manner; a-na'-pten, adv. less, less than. a-na'-pten-ya, adv. in a less manner. a-na'-pten-ya-ken, adv. less, in a lessened manner. a-na'-pte-ton, v. a. to prohibit, lay a hindrance, lay an embargo,―anaptewaton. a-na'-pte-toŋ, n. a prohibition, obstruction, hin drance. a-na'-ptu-ża, v. a. (a and naptuża) to crack or split with the foot on any thing,-anawatu ża. a-na'-po, v. n. to come all over one, as ashes or steam, anamapo, ananipo. a-na'-sa, v. a. (a and nasa) to hunt or go after, as buffalo,-anawasa. Nasa and wanasa are more generally used. a-na'-sa, v. n. to rise up on, as a hog's bristles on his back; to bristle up. a-na'-sda-ta, v. a. (a and nasdata) to creep up to carefully, as a hunter to game, anawasdata, anaunsdatapi. a-na'-sda-ta-pi, n. a creeping up to game. a-na'-śdoka, v. to kick off, as one's moccasins; to come in haste to,-anawaśdoka. a-na'-ta, v. to bury with the foot, scrape dirt on with the foot,-anawata. a-na'-taŋ, v. a. (a and natan) to rush on any person or thing, make an attack on,―anawatan, anayatan, anauntanpi, anamatan, anawićatan. a-na'-tan-pi, part. attacked. a-na'-ti-ća, v. a. (a and natića) to scrape snow on any thing with the foot,-anawatića. a-na'-ti-tan, v. (a and natitan) to push on with the foot; to pull back on account of,-anawati tan. a-na'-tpi, v. a. (a and natpi) to crack, as a louse, with the foot, on something,-anawatpi. a-na'-tu-ka, v. a. (a and natuka) to wear off with the foot, as the hair from a buffalo-skin moccasin, -anawatuka. a-na'-ța, v. a. (a and nata) to kill with the foot on something,-anawata, anayata. a-na'-tins, cont. of anaţiŋza. a-na'-țins-ya, adv. firmly trodden. a-na'-tin-za, v. a. (a and națiŋza) to tramp down hard and tight,-anawaținza, anaunțiŋzapi. a-na'-wang, cont. of anawanka.* a-na'-wang-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to gallop on. a-na'-waŋ-ka, v. a. (a and nawanka) to kick down on any thing,-anawawanka. a-na'-wan-ka, v. n. (a and nawanka) to gallop, as a horse, on any thing. a-na'-we-ġa, v. (a and naweġa) to break on any thing with the foot, but not to break off,—anawawega, anayawega. a-na'-weh, cont. of anawega: anaweh iyeya. a-na'-win, v. (a and nawin) to fly around over; to tell round about; to tell what is not true, to lie; to conceal,-anawawin. to bend a-na'-wins, cont. of anawinza: anawinś iyeya. a-na'-win-yan, adv. concealing by circumlocution; parabolically, John x. 16. a-na'-win-ża, v. a. (a and nawinza) down on with the foot,-anawawinźa. a-ni', v. n. (a and ni) to live on or for,-awani. a-ni'-ća, v. a. to withhold, keep back from, retain something claimed by another; to lay claim to; to forbid, oppose,—awanića, ayanića, uŋkanićapi. From this is formed akinića. a-nin', cont. of anića. a-ni'-ni, n. any thing that collects on, as soot, thick scum, etc.: anini se hiyeya, said of soot that hangs loosely. a-ni'-ya, v. a. (a and niya) to breathe on,—awaniya, ayaniya, uŋkaniyapi. a-nog', adv. cont. of anoka; on both sides; anog ope, sharp on both sides, two-edged. a-nog'-pa-ska, n. the white-headed eagle: from anokatanhan pa ska. a-noh'-ke-ći-ya, v. to lend an ear to, listen to ; anohkećiya manka, I am listening to it. a-noh'-ki-ći-ya, v. Same as anolikećiya. Both are said to be correct. a-no'-ka, adv. katan han. a-no'-ka-tan-han, adv. on both sides, from both sides. on both sides. Used only in ano an'-pa, n. day, light of day, daylight. Opposed to otpaza. an'-pa-ka-mde-za, n. day-breaking, day-break. an'-pa-o, v. n. to dawn as the morning. Possibly the o is the verb o, to shoot, to hit, the reference being to the shooting up of light. an'-pa-o, n. the dawn of morning, daylight: anpao hinapa, dawn appears; anpao duta, the redness of the dawn; aŋpao waŋka, during dawn. an'-pa-o-ho-ton-na, n. (anpa and hoton) domestic fowls, so called from their crowing in the morning. an-pe', n. day; space. an-pe'-ćin-han, adv. in a day, to-day. an-pe'-ćo-ka-ya, n. midday, noon. an-pe'-ću-sa, adv. during the day. The idea is that of having a whole day before one-no need of haste. See the next word. an-pe'-cu-sa-ken, adv. Same as anpećusa: hanhanna anpećusaken uŋyaŋpi kta, in the morning, with the day before us, we will go. an-pe'-de-han, adv. this day, to-day, now. an-pe'-han, adv. to-day. an-pe'-he-pi-ya, n. the space between the earth and heavens. an-pen', adv. (anpa and en) by day: anpen mistinbe, by day I slept, an-pe'-tu, n. a day, either a natural day, the time between the rising and setting of the sun, or a civil day, the whole twenty-four hours. an-pe'-tu-wa-kaŋ, n. sacred day, the Sabbath. Also, anpetu okihpapi. an-pe'-tu-wi, n. the sun, lit. day-sun; thus distinguished from haŋyetuwi, the night-sun or moon. an-po'-skan, adv. (anpa and oskan) by day. an-po'-skan-tu, adv. by day, in the day-time. an-po'-skan-tu-ya, adv. by day. an-po'-skan-tu-ya-ken, adv. by day, in the day-time. an-pta'-ni-ya, n. the breath of day, i. e. the very first glimmerings of morn; vapors raised by the sun. a-o'-ćin, v. of oćin; to desire some of a thing: aowaćin kta tuka tonana, I would desire some, but there is only a little. a-o'-ćo-ka, adv. in the midst. See ahoćoka, which is the correct form. a-o'-co-ka-ya, adv. surrounded by. a-o'-de, v. (a and ode) to seek for something in addition to,-aowade, aoyade. a-o'-han-zi, v. n. (a and ohanzi) to shade, to overshadow,-aomahanzi. a-o'-han-zi, adv. in the shade, shade upon. a-o'-han-zi-ya, v. a. to cause shade upon, to overshadow,-aohanziwaya, aohanzimayan. a-o'-han-zi-ya, adv. shadowy, in the shade. a-o'-hdu-ta, v. n. to close up, fill up, as a hole or wound, to heal over,-aomahduta. a-o'-hdu-te, v. n. Same as aohduta. closed up, healed over. a-o'-hdu-te-ya, v. ɑ. to close up, to cause to heal over; to press around, surround, throng, overwhelm,―aohdutewaya, aohdutemayan, aohdute unyanpi. Part., a-o'-hdu-te-ya, part. surrounding: maka aohduteya, around the earth. a-o'-hdu-te-ya, adv. throngingly. a-o'-han-han-han, adv. very skilfully. a-o'-han-han-han-ken, adv. very skilfully. a-o'-ka-ġa, v. a. to add to, as in building, make something in addition to; to exaggerate,-aowakaga, aounkagapi, aomakaġa. a-o'-ka-ġa, v. n. to drift down stream,―aomakaga. a-o'-ka-ġe-ća, v. a. to add to, do or say more than is fitting, to be unreasonable,-aoyakageća. a-o'-kah, cont. of aokaġa. a-o'-ka-hbog, cont. of aokaliboka; drifting or floating on,-aokalibog iyaya; aokalibog unyanpi. a-o'-ka-hbo-ka, v. n. to drift on, float down stream. a-o'-kah-ya, adv. extravagantly, as in talking. a-o'-kah-ya-ken, adv. exaggeratingly. a-o'-ka-kin, v. a. to peep into,-aowakakin, aoyakakin. a-o'-ka-kin-yan, adv. peeping into. a-o'-ka-pon, cont. of aokapota; floating on a stream: aokapon iyaya. a-o'-ka-po-ta, v. n. to rise to the top, as any thing in water; to float on, as on water. a-o'-ka-siŋ, v. a. to look into, peep into,-aowakasiŋ, aoyakasin, aoun kasinpi. a-o'-ka-sin-yan, adv. peeping in upon. a-o'-ka-ta, v. n. to be warm on,―aomakata. a-o'-ka-ta, v. a. to cover with earth,―aowakata. a-o'-ka-taŋ, v. a. (a and okatan) to nail one thing on another,—aowakatan, aoyakataŋ, aouŋkatanpi. to draw or scrape snow on any a-o'-ka-ti-ća, v. a. thing,-aowakatića. a-o'-ka-tins, cont. of aokatinza. a-o'-ka-tins-ya, adv. pressed in or on tight. a-o'-ka-tin-za, v. a. (a and okatinza) to press or pound in tight, as in packing flour; to hammer on tight, as a hoop,-aowakaṭinza. a-o'-ki-be, v. a. to encircle, go around; to clasp, encircle with the arms,-aowakibe. a-o'-ki-be-ya, v. n. to go round, as the sun. a-o'-ki-be-ya, adv. encircling. a-o'-ki-ći-pa-ġi, v. of opagi; to fill a pipe for one in addition to,-aowećipagi. a'-o-ki-han-na, n. something worn over or with another garment, a vest. a'-o-ki-hna, n. a vest. See áokihanna. a-o'-ki-hna-ka, v. a. (a and okihnaka) to put some in in addition to, to help one to food a second time,-aowehnaka. a-o'-ki-ya, v. (a and ókiya) to follow, come after; to help in regard to; to band together for a purpose,―aowakiya. a-o'-kpa-ġi, v. pos. of aopaġi; to fill one's pipe again,-aowakpagi. a'-o-kpa-ni, v. n. to be wanting, not sufficient. a'-o-kpa-ni-yan, adv. insufficiently, less than. a-o'-kpas, cont. of aokpaza. a-o'-kpas-ya, v. a. to darken, make dark upon, -aokpaswaya, aokpasmayan. a-o'-kpas-ya, adv. obscurely, darkened. a-o'-kpa-za, v. n. to be dark on any place or thing,-aomakpaza. a-o'-ko, v. n. (a and oķo) to be a fuss made about. a-o'-ko-ya, v, a. to buzz about, to make a noise or fuss about,-aokowaya, aokomayan. a-o'-na-ki-ta-ka, v. pos. of aonataka; to fasten, as a door, on one,-aonawakitaka. |