1888.] 



[ITottman. 



sar' -ik-sam, careful. 



sart, sort, kind. 



sar'-ya, 1. cares, trouble. 



2. to provide, to care for. 



sar'-ya f mi, free from care. 



sas'-sa-fras', sassafras. 



sns-sa-friV , sarsaparlUa. 



sat, satisfied, gratified. 



sats, yeast. 



sau, a sow, pig, hog. 



saii'-a, to besmear, to daub. 



sau'-ar. sour, acidulous. 



sau' -er-dek, leaven, leavened dough. 



sau'-er-graut, sourkraut. Cabbage 

 cut into shreds — slaw — and 

 packed in salt to form pickle 

 or brine. It is then boiled 

 and served. Frequently salt 

 meat, or sausage, is boiled 

 with it. 



sau' -er -kraut, sourkraut. 



sau' -er-ramb' I, sorrel — a plant. 



sauf'-fa, 1. to drink — animals. 



2. to drink to excess — drunkard. 



sauf'-fer-ai, a spree, a drunken 

 frolic. 



saiif -gich-ter-a, delirium tremens. 



sauf'-lo-d'l, a professional drunkard, 

 a drunken loafer. 



sau'-wer, clean, pure. 



se, sea, ocean. 



se'-a, 1. to sow. 



2. to see, to look (not common). 



se'-ar, a sower, a planter. 



sec7i, coulter. 



sed, string, string of instrument. 



seds, clinch iron. 



sef, soap ; sJimir s(?/— soft soap ; sef 

 was'-ser — soap suds. 



seg, a saw. 



se'-glia, to saw. 



seg'-bok, saw buck, "saw horse." 



seg'-mel, saw dust. 



seg'-mil, saw mill. 



seg' -rich' ter, saw-rest ; lit., saw 

 guide. 



PROC. AMER. PHILOS. SOC. XXVI. 



se-giint', a second — of time. 



seks, six. 



sek'-sa, six. 



sekst, sixth. 



sel, that (before neuter gender, aud 

 occasionally feminine). 



sel, 1. soul. 



2. a wisp of straw for tying a 

 sheaf. 



sel'-a-mol, at that time, then. 



sel'-a-mols, in those times, then ; at 

 that time. 



scl'-ar, that (before masculine sub- 

 stantive). 



sel'-ar-ich, celery. 



sel'-ich, blessed, holy. 



sel' -ich-kait, salvation, state of bless- 

 edness. 



sel' -ich-ked, salvation ; condition of 

 blessedness. 



sel'-U, that (before substantive fem. 

 or pi. of any gender). 



selbshV -mard, suicide. 



sel'-da, seldom, rarely. 



sd'-wen, selvedge. 



sel'-wer, self. 



sem'-li, assembly — Legislature of a 

 Stale. 



sem' li-man, assemblyman — mem- 

 ber of State Legislature. 



se"'-na, to see, to look, to behold. 



sen'-et, senate. 



senk'-'l, plummet. 



sens, scythe. 



ses'-'r, assessor. 



ses'-ment, assessment. 



set, should. 



set, the season for sowing cereals. 



set'-sa, to seat, to seat one's self, to 

 place. 



se' -warsJit, the upper ; from des and 

 c'-wamht. 



sliab, moth. 



sha'-bok, scurvy. 



shad, a pity. 



slia'-da, shadow, shade. 

 129. 2h. printed march 5, 1?89. 



