i-hni'-hda, v. a. to go for, take a journey for, procure; to have business,-iwahnihda, uŋkihnihdapi.

i-hnu', v. a. to blame with, charge upon; to grumble, murmur about,―iwahnu, uŋkihnupi; wikićihnupi, they recriminate each other. i-hnu'-haŋ, adv. Used always with kin or ćin, kiŋhan or ćiŋhan after it, and signifying strong prohibition; beware: ihnuhan hećanon kin do, see thou do it not.

i-hnu'-haŋ-na, adv. suddenly, immediately. i-ho', v. iho wo, iho po, always imperat.; come on, come; be it so; see there. i-ho'-e-ća, adv. indeed.

i-hom'-e-ća, adv. now indeed. This word is fre

quently used to introduce threatening expressions. i-hu'. This is an obscene bye-word relating to copulation. See hu. It is much used by the Indians as an interjection denoting impatience,iwahu onze ihu, to commit sodomy; iwićahu, sodomy.

i-hu'-dan, intj. Same as ihu.

i-hu'-ku-ku-ya, adv. red. of ihukuya.

i-hu-kun, adv. under, beneath: ihukun iyeya, to put underneath.

i-hu'-ku-ya, adv. under, beneath any thing, down below; inferior in dignity or office,-mihukuya, nihukuya.

i-hu'-ni, v. See ihunni.

i-hun'-ni, v. n. to land, reach the shore; to get

through, as a wood, get across, as a prairie,―iwahunni, iyahuŋni, uŋkihuŋnipi. i-hun'-ni-ki-ya, v. a. to go through with, finish, complete, as the reading of a book,―ihunniwakiya.

i-hun'-ni-ya, v. a. to go through with, finish,

ihunniwaya, ihuŋniuŋyanpi.

i-hun'-ni-yan, adv. clear through, entirely. i-hu'-pa, n. the bail or handle of any thing; the

stem, shaft, thill, etc. i-hu'-pa-ki-ći-toŋ, v. a. to put in a handle, etc. for one,-ihupawećiton. i-hu'-pa-ki-ton, v. pos. to bail or handle one's own,-ihupaweton.、

i-hu'-pa-ton, v. to have a handle, be handled; to put a handle or bail to any thing, ihupawaton. i-hu'-wi-ća-ta, n. a stone for pounding meat.

A stick is fastened in a crease made round the middle, which serves for a handle.

i-ha', v. (i and ha) to laugh; laugh at, make fun of,-iwaha, iyaha, uŋkihapi; imayaha, thou laughest at me.

i'-had, or ihan, adv. jestingly, laughingly. i-ha'-ha, n. the manyplies or omasum, one of the stomachs of an animal. See tilaha.

i-ha-ha-ya, adv. laughingly, jestingly. i-ha'-ke, v. to laugh, jest,-iwahake. i-ha'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to laugh,—ihawakiya. i'-han, adv. jestingly, in fun: ihan epeća, I said it in fun. i-han', v. n. to do, work, do in reference to: tak ihan yahi he, what didst thou come to do?-iwahan. i-h'an', v. n. to graze, eat grass, as an ox: peźi ih'an, to eat off the grass. See wih'an. i-h'an'-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to feed or graze,— ih'anwakiya.

i-ha'-ța-ța, v. n. to laugh immoderately,-iha

maţaţa.

i-ha'-ya, v. a. to cause to laugh, be the occasion of laughter,-ihawaya, ihamayaya. i-hdah'-ye-će-śni, v. n. to stay, remain in a place. See hdahyećeśni.

i'-hdi, n. a sore mouth,-imahdi.

i-ħdi', v. n. to have a sore or breaking out in con

sequence of,-imaldi, inildi.

i-h'e', n. gravel; a stony place.

i-he'-ya-ta, adj. of heyata; back from, behind, -miheyata: tipi kin iheyata, back of the house. i-he'-ya-tan-han, adv. from behind.

i-he'-ya-ta-tan-han, adv. from behind. i-hin'-kpa, n. the hill behind.

i-hin'-kpa-ta, adv. at the hill behind, back from. i-hin'-kpa-tan-haŋ, adv. back from, towards the hill from.

i'-hna-haŋ, v. n. to have the under lip hanging down,-imalinahan. See hinahan. i-hni'-yan-yaŋ, v. n. to be troubled with, excited about,-imaliniyanyan: waśin ihniyaŋyan, to be distressed by eating fat.

i-hpa'-ya, v. n. to fall, fall down; to become sick,-iwahpamda, iyahpada, uŋkihpayapi. i-hpe'-ya, v. n. to throw down, throw away; to leave, forsake,―ihpewaya, ihpeunyanpi. elpeya.

See

i'-hta-ye-tu, n. the next evening, the evening

following the time mentioned.

i-htin', n. See ihtinka.

i-ħtin'-ka, n. any thing that hangs down or

dangles, as ear-bobs, etc. i-hwin', or i-hun'-win, v. n. to smell of, stink. i-hwin', or i-huŋ'-win, n. a bad smell, stink. i'-i-ḍi-kću, n. of iću; one who takes without leave. Perhaps this is for iye içikću. i'-i-kpu-ta-ka, v. pos. to kiss one's own, as one's

relative, iiwakputaka.

i-in'-kpa-ta, adv. at the point of any thing. i-in'-tpa-ta, adv. Same as iinkpata. i'-i-pu-ta-ka, v. to touch mouths, to kiss,-iiwaputaka.

i'-i-tko-pa-tan-han, adv. See iyeitkopataŋhan. i'-i-tpu-ta-ka, v. to kiss one's own. Same as iikputaka.

i'-i-yu-wi, n. a bridle sung iiyuwi, a halter or bridle for a horse.

i-ka'-ġi, v. See idagi,-imakagi. i'-ka-han, adv. so far from. i'-ka-han-yan, adv. so far from. i'-ka-ki, adv. on that side of. i'-ka-ki-ya, adv. on that side of. i'-ka-ki-ya-tan-han, adv. in that way from,

on that side.

i-ka-ki'-yo-tan, adv. in that direction from.

Not much used.

i-kan', n. a cord, a string, a rope; the bail of any thing.

i-kan'-ki-ći-ton, v. a. to put or tie a string or strap on for one to carry by,-ikan wećiton. i-kan'-ki-toŋ, v. pos. of ikanton; to tie a string on one's own pack, to carry it by,—ikan weton. i-kan'-ton, v. a. to put a strap or string on a bag, etc., to carry it by,-ikan waton, ikaŋuntonpi. i-kan'-yan, v. a. to have for a handle or string, -ikanwaya, ikanunyanpi.

i-kan'-ye, adv. towards the centre, as towards the fire, towards a river or lake, down towards. i-kan'-ye-tan-haŋ, adv. on the river or lake side of an object.

i'-ka-pa, v. a. (i and kapa) to open the mouth on, scold,-iwakapa, ímakapa.

i-ka'-pa, v. of kapa; to pass by, go beyond, exceed,-ikawapa.

i'-ka-pa-s'a, n. one who scolds, a scold. i-ka'-pa-ya, adv. more than, surpassing. i-ka'-pe-ya, adv. beyond, more than. i'-ka-pta, v. (i and kapta) to threaten, scold. See ićapta, which is the more correct form. i-ka'-pta, adv. through: ikapta hinhpaya, to fall through. See idapta, the better form. i'-ka-skam, cont. of ikaskapa.

i'-ka-skam-ya, adv. smiting on the mouth. i'-ka-ska-pa, v. a. to slap on the mouth,-iwakaskapa.

i-kća'-pta, v. pos. of ićapta; to be angry and talk badly,-mikćapta.

i-kće', adj. common, wild, in a state of nature: ikće hanpa, or hanpikćeka, common moccasins, that is, not ornamented; śunkikéeka, a dog, not a horse; Ikéewićaśta, Indians, not white men. i-kće', adv. for nothing, freely, in the common way ikée maku, he gave it to me for nothing. i-kće'-ka, adj. common: sunkikćeka, a dog, a common dog, not a horse, as they frequently call horses and oxen suŋka.

i-kće'-kće, v. red. of ikće.

i-kće'-kće-ya, adv. red. of ikćeya.

i-kće'-wi-ća-sta, n. common men, wild men, Indians, not white men.

i-kće'-ya, adv. in a common manner, commonly, ordinarily, freely, wildly, naturally. i-kće'-ya-ken, adv. ordinarily. i-ke'-kto-pa-win-ge, adj. the one thousandth. i-ki'-ća-ġa, v. n. of ićaġa; to become, grow to be,

-imakićaga, unkikićaġapi.

i-ki'-ća-zo, v. a. of ićazo; to take credit of one,

-iwećazo, iyećazo, unkićazopi, imićazo, inićazo. i-ki'-ći-ća-ġa, v. n. of ićaga; to grow for one, -imićićaġa, unkićićaġapi.

i-ki'-ći-ću, v. of iću; to take or get for one,iwećiću, imićiću.

i-ki'-ći-do-wan, v. of idowan; to sing to one, to praise one for another,-iwećidowan. i-ki'-ći-haŋ, v. of han; to remain for one,―imićihan, inićihan, uŋkićihanpi.

i-ki'-ći-hni, v. of ihni; to hunt something, as deer, etc. for one,-iwećihni.

i-ki'-ći-ha-ha-pi, v. recipr. they laugh at each other.

i-ki'-ći-ksa-pa, v. of iksapa; to be wise for one, instruct one in the right way,-iwećiksapa. i-ki'-ći-tu-ka, v. of ituka; to beg of one for another, iwećituka, imićituka. i-ki'-ći-uŋ, v. of iuŋ; to rub on for,—iwećiuŋ. i-ki'-ći-wi-śtan, v. of yuśtan; to treat with

kindness, as a sick person, do little things for one, -iwećiwiśtan. See ikićiyuśtan.

i-ki'-ći-yu-kćaŋ, v. of iyukćan; to judge of or form an opinion for one,-iwećiyukćan, imićiyukćan, uŋkićiyukćaŋpi, ićićiyukćaŋ. i-ki'-ći-yu-stan, v. of iyuśtan; to take care of, as of a sick person,-iwećiyuśtan. i-ki'-ćo, v. a. to invite to, as to eat corn or meat, -iwećo, iyećo, imićo: takudan iwićawećo śni, I have nothing to invite them to.

i-ki'-ha, v. pos. of iha; to laugh at one's own,— iwakilia.

i-ki'-ha-ha, v. red. of ikiha; to make fun of one's own,-iwakihaha.

i-ki'-kću, v. pos. of iću; to take one's own; to take back what one has given,-iwekću, iyekću, unkikćupi.

i-ki'-ki-ye-dan, adv. red. of ikiyedan. i-ki'-ksam, cont. of ikiksapa.

i-ki'-ksam-ya, v. a. to cause one to be wise in reference to his own,-ikiksamwaya; ikiksamidiya, to make oneself wise for oneself. i-ki'-ksam-ya, adv. wisely, cautiously.

i-ki'-ksa-pa, v. n. to be wise for one's own; to consult, iwakiksapa. i-ki'-ni-ća, v. of akinića; to dispute, as about the division of any thing,—unkikinićapi.

i-ki'-nin, cont. of ikinića: ikinin ia, to talk about in a disputing way, to dispute about. i-ki'-paŋ, v. a. of kipan; to call to one for something,-iwakipan.

i-ki'-pa-smi, v. a. to provoke to anger,―iwakipasmi.

i-ki'-pa-źiŋ, v. a. of kipazin; to quarrel with one

for or on account of any thing,-iwakipazin. i-ki’-tu-ka, v. n. to delight in any thing,-imatuka, inićituka.

i-ki'-un, v. pos. of iun; to rub on oneself,-iwakiun, iyakiun, uŋkikiuŋpi. i-ki'-ya, v. See ićiya. i'-ki-ya-dan, adv.

near to, near at hand,―mikiyadan, nikiyadan, wićikiyadan, ćikiyadan. i-ki'-yan-ya, v. to have nearly finished,-ikiyan

waya. i'-ki-ye-dan, adv. nigh to, referring both to time

and place. Same as íkiyadan. i-ki'-yu-wi, v. a. to bridle or put a rope in the mouth of one's horse,-iwakimduwi. i-ko'-pa, v. a. to be afraid of, to fear, as some event,-ikowapa, ikoyapa, ikoun papi. i-ko'-pe-hda, v. n. to be in a state of fear on account of,-ikopewahda.

i-ko'-pe-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to be afraid of or for,-ikopewakiya.

i-ko'-yag, cont. of ikoyaka; ikoyag iyeya. i-ko'-yag-ya, v. a. to fasten to, as a horse to a

cart, to join one thing to another; to clothe, put on,-ikoyagwaya, ikoyagunyanpi. i-ko'-yag-ya, adv. fastened to: ikoyagya han, standing fastened to.

i-ko'-yag-ya-ken, adv. fastened to. i-ko'-ya-ka, v. n. to adhere to, stick to,-ikomayaka to be fastened to, as a horse to a cart. i-kpa'-ġan, v. reflex. of pagan; to spare oneself, yield up oneself,―mikpagan. i-kpa'-ġe, n. the notch in the end of an arrow. i-kpa'-hdo-ka, v. reflex. of pahdoka; to pierce through, make a hole for oneself, as the muskrat, -mikpahdoka.

i-kpa'-hpa, v. reflex. of palpa; to throw oneself off, as from a horse, mikpalpa.

i-kpa'-hpe-hin-ća, n. one who throws away every thing which he has, a squanderer, a spendthrift, mikpahpehinća.

i-kpa'-ptaŋ, v. reflex. to turn oneself over, roll over,―mikpaptan, unkikpaptanpi.

i-kpa'-tan, v. reflex. of patan; to be careful of oneself,-mikpatan.

i-kpa'-tan-yan, adv. taking care of oneself, carefully.

i-kpi', n. the belly, abdomen. Sometimes it may mean the thorax also; but that is more properly called maku.

i-kpi'-hnag, cont. of ikpihnaka: ikpihnag iyewaya.

i-kpi'-hnag-ya, adv. placed in around the body. i-kpi'-hna-ka, v. a. to place in the belly; hoksin

ikpihnaka, to be pregnant,-ikpiwahnaka; to place in or put around the body, as in a blanket when tied around one.

i-kpi'-pa-tan-han, adv. in around the body. i-kpi'-ska-ya-wan-ka, v. to lie with the belly turned up, as a dog does.

i-kpi'-żu, v. a. to put in around the body,―ikpiważu, ikpiunźupi.

i-kpu'-kpa, adv. mixed up, as people of different nations dwelling together, or as different kinds of corn growing together in the same field. i-ksam', cont. of iksapa.

i'-ksam-ya, v. a. of iksapa; to make any thing, to do any thing, i. q. kićanyan,—íksamwaya. i-ksam'-ya, v. a. of ksapa; to make wise for or concerning,―iksamwaya.

i-ksam'-ya, adv. wisely.

i-ksa'-pa, v. n. to be wise about any thing,

iwaksapa, iyaksapa, unkiksapapi.

i'-ksa-pa, v. n. to be much engaged about; to be unfortunate, not to obtain,-imaksapa, íniksapa, unkiksapapi ítuh iksapa, he has been working for naught.

i-ksu', n. the beak or bill of a bird; i. q. pasu. i-ksu'-ya, v. n. to see signs of an enemy; to be frightened by signs,-iwaksuya, unkiksuyapi. i-ksin'-ki-ya, v. a. to make faces at,--iksin

wakiya, iksinmakiya.

i-kte', v. of kte; to kill with any thing,-iwakte.

i-kte'-ka, n. something to kill with, as a gun : ikteka manića, I have nothing to kill with. i-ku', n. the chin; the lower jaw of animals. i-ku’-ka, v. n. to be decayed by reason of, worn out by; to be boiled to pieces together with. i-ku'-ke-ya, adv. rotten or boiled to pieces with: ikukeya śpan, it is cooked all to pieces.

i-ku'-te, n. ammunition. Ićute is the better form. i-ku'-tku-te-ka, v. n. to make trial, to endeavor beforehand to know how one can succeed, for instance, in asking for any thing,-iwakutkuteka. i-ma'-ġa-ġa, v. n. of magaga; to be amused with, cheered by,-imamagaga, inimagaġa. i-ma'-ga-ga-ya, v. a. to amuse with, enliven by, cheer one,-imagagawaya. i'-ma-hen, adv. within.

i'-ma-hen-tan-han, adv. from within. i'-ma-hen-tu, adv. within.

i'-ma-hen-tu-ya, adv. inwards, within. i'-ma-hen-tu-ya-ken, adv. within, in the inside

of.

i'-ma-hen-wa-pa, adv. towards the inside, inwards.

i-ma'-ni, v. a. of mani; to walk to or for a thing, -imawani, imauŋnipi.

i-mda'-mde, v. 1st pers. sing. of iyaya; I went. i'-mna, v. n. to be satisfied, have sufficient of,—

ímamna, ínimna, íuŋmnaŋpi.

i'-mna-haŋ, adv. satisfied, to satisfaction, enough, sufficiently: ímnahan untapi, we have eaten sufficiently.

i'-mna-han-yan, adv. sufficiently. i'-mna-han-yan-ken, adv. very much, a great deal, sufficiently,―ímnahanyaŋken ećoŋ, he has done enough.

i'-mna-yan, v. a. to fill, satisfy,-ímnawaya. i'-mna-yan, adv. filled, satisfied. i-mna'-yan, v. a. of mnayan; to gather together

by means of,-imnawaya.

i-mni'-ći-ya, v. n. to make an assembly to,— imnimićiya, imninićiya; they assemble to or for some purpose.

i'-mni-stan, n. water running from the mouth :

imnistan au, to drivel, slaver,-imnistan amau. i-mni'-źa, n. a rock, rocks. See heimniza. I-mni'-za-ska-daŋ, n. (imniża and skadan) the Dakota name for Saint Paul; little-white-rock. i-na', n. mother, my mother. It is used only in this form. For the second and third persons see 'hun.'

i-na', or i-nak', intj. strange! surprising! i-na'-ġu-ge-ća, adj. spongy or open, like the soft part of bones. Said when the grease is all boiled up with the water or soup. i'-na-han, intj. of assent; truly! certainly! to be sure!

i-na'-hda-ka, v. n. to stand out, as the ribs of a poor animal, to be lean, very poor; to spread out, as a moccasin.

i-na'-hi-na-hi-na, intj. of surprise; indeed!
i-nah', intj. See inahinahina.
i-na'-hbe, v. See inalima.

i-na'-hbe-ki-ya, v. a. to hide from, conceal from one,-inalibewakiya.

i-na'-hbe-ki-ya, adv. in a concealed manner,

secretly.

i-na'-hbe-ya, adv. secretly, slily, covertly. i-na'-hbe-ya-han, adv. in secret, secretly. i-na'-hći, v. a. to pierce and have the hold break out of any thing,-inawahći.

i-na'-hdo-ka, v. a. to wear a hole with the foot by means of something, as in one's moccasins or socks hanpa inyan inwahdoka, I have worn a hole in my moccasins on a stone,―inawahidoka. i-na'-hma, v. a. to hide, keep secret, conceal,inawahbe, inaunhmanpi.

i'-na-hma, v. a. to seduce, to commit fornication or adultery with one,-ínawahbe. See wiinahma.

i'-na-hman-pi, n. seduction.

i-na'-ħni, v. n. to be in haste, make haste, hurry, —inawahini, inauŋhnipi.

i-na'-hni-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to make haste, to hasten one, inahiniwakiya.

i-na'-hni-pi, n. a hastening, haste, hurry. i-na'-hni-ya, v. a. to hasten one, make hurry,— inahiniwaya.

an

to entice away

i-na'-hni-yan, adv. in haste, hastily; on an errand: inahiniyan wahi, I have come on errand. i-na-hpe, n. of nalipa; that which is stepped on and sets off a trap, the pan of a trap. i-na'-hpe-dan, n. dim. of inalipe. i'-na-ki-kbe, v. See inakilima. i'-na-ki-hma, v. pos. of ínahma; one's own, as a woman whom one has formerly had for a wife: tawiću ínakihbe, he has stolen away his old wife,-inawakihima. i-na'-kim-ya, adv. of inamya; taking refuge in, fleeing to for shelter or refuge, trusting in: Nićiŋkśi inakimya ćeuŋnićiyapi, we pray to Thee trusting in thy Son. i-na'-ki-pa, v. pos. of inapa: to take refuge in one's own; to trust in something that sustains some relation to one,―inawakipa. i-na'-ki-taŋ, v. pos. of inataŋ; to go off and leave one's own in danger,―inawakitaŋ, inauŋkitanpi.

i-na'-ki-wi-zi, v. pos. of inawizi; to be envious of one's own relations; to be jealous of one's own, -inawakiwizi. i-na'-ku-ka, v. of nakuka; with the foot,-inawakuka. i-nam', cont. of inapa.

to crush or destroy

i'-na-ma, intj. surprising!

i-nam'-ya, adv. taking refuge in, sheltered by: tipi inamya wauŋ, I am taking refuge in a house. i-nan'-pa, v. See inapa. i-na'-pa, v. a. to come out, come up out of, as in diving; to appear or come out on the other side; to get through, live through, as through a winter; to take shelter or refuge in, from a storm or from any evil; to trust in,―inawapa, inaunpapi; inaćipa, I take refuge in thee.

i-na'-pćin-wang-wan-ka, adj. red. of inapćinwanka; every ninth one. i-na'-pćin-wan-ka, adj. the ninth. i-na'-pe-ya, v. a. to cause to come out of, cause to appear on the other side; to shoot through; to cause to live through, as through a winter; to cause to trust in,-inapewaya, inapeunyanpi. i-na'-pe-ya, adv. appearing; trusting in. i-na'-pi-śkan-yan, v. to do little things to pass away time, to kill time,―inapiśkan waya. i-na'-pi-stan-yan, v. Same as inapiśkanyaŋ. i-na'-po-ta, v. a. of napota; to wear out, as one's moccasins, by means of something,―inawapota. i-na'-psa-ka, v. a. of napsaka; to break off, as a string, with the foot, by means of something,inawapsaka.

i-na'-pša, v. n. to make a noise, as one walking with water in his moccasins,-inawapsa. i-na'-pta, v. a. to wear out a thing,-inawapta: hanpa inapta iyewaye, I have worn out my moc

casins.

i-na'-pte-ća, v. n. to be prevented by; used with śni inapteća śni, not to be prevented by any thing,-inamapteća śni.

i-na'-pte-tu, adv. prevented by; less. i-na'-śdog, cont. of inaśdoka; inaśdog iyaya. i-na'-śdo-ka, v. to pass on beyond; to wear through, wear out a thing, as hanpa inawaśdoka, I have worn through my moccasins; to get oneself away, escape, as from danger,-inawaśdoka. i-na'-śdo-ka, adv. past: wiyotan han inaśdoka, a little past noon.

i-na'-ta-ke, n. (i and nataka) a fastener, i. e. a bolt, lock, bar; a fence, fort, etc. See mahinatake.

i-na'-tan, v. a. to disregard, leave in danger,inawatan, inamayatan. John xiii. 38. i-na'-tan, v. a. to press upon with the foot. Hence, siinatan, something on which the foot presses, stir

i-na'-ya, v. a. to call mother, have for mother,— inawaya, inaunyanpi.

i-na'-żin, v. n. to rise up to one's feet, to stand, to go and stand at; to stop, come to a stand,inawaźin.

i-na'-źin-ki-ya, v. a. to cause to stand, to raise up,-inaźinwakiya.

i-ni', v. n. to take a vapor-bath, steam oneself, to take a sweat,-iwani, iyani, unkinipi; to make a kind of wakan. This consists in washing and steaming oneself four times over hot stones, accompanied with singing, etc. It is done after one has killed an enemy or a royal eagle. i-ni'-haŋ, v. n. to be scared, frightened, amazed, astonished,-imanihan, ininihan, uŋkinihanpi. i-ni'-han-pi, n. amazement. See wowinihan. i-ni'-han-ya, v. a. to frighten, scare, amaze, astonish one, inihan waya, inihanunyanpi. i-ni'-han-yan, adv. in amazement. i-ni'-ka-ġa, v. to make 'ini.'

i-ni'-na, adv. still, silent: inina yanka, to be still or silent,-inina manka. i-ni'-na-ya, v. a. to cause to be silent, make still, -ininawaya.

i-nin'-ya, v. a. to put to silence,-ininwaya. i-ni'-pi, n. a steaming, sweating.

i-ni'-ti, v. to take a vapor-bath, make a little house and sweat in it,-iniwati.

i-ni'-ya, v. a. of niya; to breathe from; ćuwi iwaniya, I breathe through a hole in my side. i-nma', intj. See inama.

i'-nmu, n. a cat, the generic term for an animal of the cat kind.

i-nmu'-hde-śka, n. the spotted wild cat, the genet.

i-nmu'-ho-ta, n. the grey wild cat, catamount, lynx, Felis rufa or Felis lynx.

i-nmu'-sun-ka, n. (inmu and sunka) the domestic cat.

i-nmu'-tan-ka, n. the panther, Felis pardus. i-nom', cont. of inonpa.

i-nom'-nom, cont. of inomnonpa.

i-nom'-non-pa, adj. every second one.

i-non'-pa, adj. the second.

i'-non-pa, n. (i and nonpa) two mouths: mazakan inonpa, a double-barrelled gun. i-nu', adv. suddenly, i. q. ihnuhaŋna. i'-nun. See ínuŋka.

i'-nun-ka, v. n. to grow well, as grass, by reason of rain or any favorable circumstance, to thrive. See winuka.

i-nun'-ka, v. 2d pers. sing. of iwanka; thou liest down.

i-nuŋ'-ka, v. n. to become large in the genital organs,-imanunka.