Hoffman.] 



20S 



[Dec. 21, 



a'^'-shau-a, to beliold, to look at. 



a'^'-she-Ui, to start to pare ; to begin 

 paring or peeling. 



n"'-s7iik-a, to behave ; to conduct 

 one's self. 



d"'-s7ila-g?id, to nail to anything ; to 

 post for public information ; 

 to notify. 



a^'-shU-sd, to loin to. 



d^'-shml'ch-la, to ingratiate by coax- 

 ing or flattery. 



d^' -shmcch-lkh, ingratiating ; pleas- 

 ing, agreeable. 



d'^'-shmi-ra, 1. to ingratiate one's 

 self. 



2. to paint ; to daub. 



3. to cheat, or betray. 



a^' -slmar-ni, to address in coarse or 



rude language. 

 d^'-sJipan-na, to hitch to, or before 



another. 

 n'^-shpel-la, to pin fast to. 

 d^'-sJiplit-ta, to start splitting ; to 



begin a split. 

 d"-shprit-sa, to begin to sprinkle, or 



squirt a liquid ; to sprinkle a 



little. 

 d"'-shpruch, a demand, a request. 

 d'^.shp?-ung, a start in running, a 



beginning in a run. 

 f'i"'.s7irau-wa, to secure by screwing, 



to attach with screws. 

 d"'-s7Ud-la, to place new steel on 



the cutting edge of tools ; to 



harden lilvc steel. 

 d"'-fihte-d, to like, to agree with 



one's expectations. 

 n"' -s7Uek-ka, to contract something 



contagious ; to set fire to. 

 d"'-s7itel-la, 1. to appoint to a posi- 

 tion, or oflace. 



2. tocommita wrong or injury. 



3. to behave, or conduct one's 

 self. 



a'^-shtelling, an appointment, or 

 office. 



d"-s7Uel-liing, an office, or position. 



d^'-sTitif-der, an instigator. 



d."-s7Uif-ta, to instigate, to urge. 



d"'-s7itd'-sa, to join to ; to connect ; 

 adjacent. 



d'^'-s7itraic7i-a, to paint, to cover 

 with a liquid by means of a 

 brush. 



d^'-s7itraic7i-eT, a painter. 



d'"-s7drik-a, to knit on to another 

 substance or article. 



d"'-s7iu-a, to attach new parts to old 

 shoes ; to cover with new 

 upper leather. 



d'^'-sMU, view, aspect. 



d^'tsai-c7ia, to indicate, to give a 

 token, or prognostication. 



d'^'-tsai-c7ias, a token or sign. 



auf -dr-s7ite' -ung, resurrection. 



aits, out, out of, from. 



aus'-dr-da, to become degenerate ; 

 to form a variety distinct from 

 the original. 



aiis'-bl-da, 1. to notify to quit. 

 2. to outbid — at a public sale. 



aus'-brV-a, to clean out by scalding. 



aus'-bud'-sa, to clean out, to prune. 



aus'-dau'-ra, to persevere, to main- 

 tain. 



aus'-de-la, to divide, to distribute. 



aus'-denk'-ka, to contrive, to devise. 



aus'-dil-ya, to extirpate, to root out. 



auH'-dl-na, to serve out a time. 



aiis'-dre-a, to wring out. 



aus'-dre-er, clothes-wringer. 



aus-drik'-Uc7i, particularly, ex- 

 pressly. 



aus'-druk, expression, enunciation. 



aus'-fal, 1. deficiency. 



2. a falling out : enmity. 



aus' -fill' -la, to fall out, to disagree. 



aus'-fd-ra, to appear as an eruption, 

 to break out. 



aus'-fd-ras, eruption — cuticular. 



aus' -pi-ring, eruption of the skin. 



aus' -far -kd' -fa, to sell out. 



