dä´npa´-iñgya--crown of the head. Dä´n-pa´-iñgyat'a´-i--"Bald-head," "bald on the crown of the head," from _dä´nto´_, _dä´npa´-iñgya_; Lawrie Tatum, agent for the Kiowa and allied tribes, 1869--1873. dä´nto´--bald; I am bald, _ä´dä´nto´ită´_. Da´tekâ´ñ.--"Keeps-his-name-always;" it contains the root of _kâ´ñgya_, name; a Kiowa who assumed the role of prophet in 1881-82, taking the name of Pa´te´pte, "Buffalo-bull-coming-out," from _pa_, _tep_, and _te_. _Datûmpa´ta_ (Hidatsa?)--given as the Hidatsa name for the Kiowa (see Kiowa synonymy). _Däve´ko_ (Apache)--a Kiowa Apache chief and medicine man. -de (in composition)--(1) all, many; (2) a possessive suffix ("of"), sometimes equivalent to "when," "where," or "there," as _Pai´-tälyi´-de tseñko_, Sun-boy's horses; _Pa´-ä´ngya tsä´n-de sai_, "winter when Sitting-bull came," "winter of Sitting-bull's coming." De´ä´ p'a--"All-kinds-of-trees creek," or "Many-trees (or bushes) creek;" a stream in Kansas somewhere about Fort Dodge. -de´e´--there is, where is; a suffix in composition. degañ´ta--I trade (either buying or selling); gañta, trading; _gañ´ta do´_, trading house; _gañ´tak`i´_, trader. de´hi´ñ--late afternoon, after about three oclock. Cf. _deki´äsa_. deki´äsa--afternoon, until about three oclock. Cf. _de´hi´ñ_. deko´mdo´le(-gya)--see _da´mko´ñkya_. de´ngyä--ice. De´ngyä-ko´ñ k`op--"Black-ice mountain," from _de´ngyä_, _ko´ñkya_, and _k`op_; a mountain on the southern edge of the Staked plain; so called from the appearance of the ice frozen on the branches of the trees after a rain while a Kiowa war party camped there (see Winter 1834-35). de´no`te´li--gypsum; the word contains _teli_, "white clay." The Kiowa use it, when burned, to fasten arrowheads. De´no`te´li p'a--Gypsum creek, Greer county, Oklahoma; "gypsum creek," from _de´no`te´li_ and _p'a_. do--an intensive in composition, equivalent to "very" or "too," as _do´ye´t_, very large. do´--tipi, house; plural, _do´ta_. do´-a´--"tipi game," from _do´_ and _a_. For description see Winter 1881-82. do´ä´--a circular windbreak or fence of brushwood around a tipi to keep off the force of the wind; from _do´_ and _ä_. Doä´dal-koñ´kya--"Black-kettle" (plural form); the Kiowa name of the Cheyenne chief "Black-kettle," killed in the battle of the Washita, 1868. See the next. Doä´dal-koñ´kya-eho´tal-de´e--"where Black-kettle was killed" from _Doä´dal-koñ´kya_, _eho´tal_, and _de_; the place of the "battle of the Washita," in western Oklahoma, November 27, 1868. do´a´t--condition of ceremonial mourning; in mourning; _do´ătda_, he is in mourning. At such times they gash themselves, cut off their hair and the hair of their horses' tails, neglect their dress and discard their ornaments and paint, isolate themselves and wail night and morning in lonely places. The regular word for "crying" is _a´lyă_. doä´to, plural doä´dal--pot, kettle; _koä´to_, plural _koä´dal_, plate, pan. do´bä--face; in composition _do_.