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shdal, steel. 



shdam, branch, stem. 



shdam'pa, to stamp, to tread heavily. 



shdand, state, condition. 



shdand'-haft, steady, steadfast. 



sJidang, pole, rod. 



sMar, blackbird. 



sTid'dr'-a-wa, to die, to expire. 



shddr'-a-wes-krank, mortally ill. 



shd'nrh' -Uc7i, mortal. 



sliddrb' -lich-kait, mortality. 



shddr'-ik, 1. strength. 



2. starch. 



sTuldr'-ik-a, to starch, to stiffen with 



starch. 

 shddrk, strength. 



sJidar'kep'.pich, stubborn, obstinate 

 shdarm^ storm. 



filularm' ich, stormy, boisterous. 

 shdarm' -wind, tempest. 

 shddrn, 1. forehead. 



3. star. 



shddrn' -blum, aster; lit., star flower. 

 shddrn' -hel, unclouded ; lit., star 



clear. 

 s7itdr' -na-hel, clear, unclouded. 

 6htdr'-na-ken'-er, astronomer. 

 s7iddrns, confounded, confoundedly. 

 shddrt'-sa, to tumble, to fall. 

 shdat, city. 

 slidat, state, 



shdd'-wa, to dust, to be dusty. 

 shde^, 1. to stand. 



2. stone. 



slide"' bok, Capricorn. 



s/bde"" -bo r a, drill, used in quarrying 



s/ide"' -bruch, quarry. 



shdec/i'-a, to stick with a sharp in- 

 strument ; to stab. 



shdec?i'-ab'-'l, thorn apple, fruit of 

 jimson weed — Stramonium 

 datura. 



shdek, 1. stairs. 



3. a foot-bridge across a stream, 

 a tree trunk being the ordi- 

 nary kind. 



.<i7idek'-drep-pa, stair steps. 

 shdek'-ka, 1. stick, sticks, cane. 

 3. to stick, to place, to put 

 down. 

 shdek'ka-bd-na, pole beans. 

 shde^'.kW-a, trefoil. 

 shdek'-l-ld, to play hide and seek. 

 sJidel, 1. a place, an office. 



2. pi. of shddl, stable. 

 sTide'la, to steal, to rob. 

 shde'-lar, thief. 



shdel'-la, to place, or to put ; to 

 stand up anything. 



sMcls, stilt. 



sJiden' -ner, a large tub. 



shding'-'l, a stalk, a stem. 



shdeng'-l-glds, wine glass. 



shdep'-pa, to stitch, to quilt. 



shdet'l, village ; lit., little city. 



shdib'-cha, a small room. 



shdich, a stitch, a sting, a sudden 

 pain. 



slidich'-la, to hint. 



shdids, a small wooden bucket, 

 having a lid ; used for carry- 

 ing water to the fields for 

 workmen during harvest 

 time. 



shttf'-bi u'-der, step-brother. 



sMif'fad'-ter, step-father. 



ahdAf'-mut'-ter., step-mother. 



shdlj'-sliwesh'-ter, step-sister. 



slidik. a piece. 



shdik' -flits, croup. 



shdik'-'l, 1. a stake. 



3. a small piece. 

 sJidik'-'l-a, to patch ; to do patch- 

 work. 



shdik' -'l-dep' -pick, a patch quilt — 



"crazy quilt," 

 shdik'- I fens, stake fence. 

 shdil, 1. a still, a retort for distilling 



purposes. 

 2. quiet, silent. 

 shdil, handle. 

 shdil'-er-i, distillery. 



