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97iif'-laii, ship's crew, sailors. 



8hik'-ka, to send, to forward. 



sMk'-lich, suitable ; handy. 



shik'-sal, fate. 



sliild, 1. sign. 

 2. shield. 



sJiild'grot, tortoise. 



shild'-posh'-ta, sign post. 



sliild' -shaid, swingle-tree. 



shiV-sJiaid, single-tree. 



shim'-mel, a white horse. 



shim'-m'r-a, to glisten, to shimmer, 

 to shine. 



shimp, disgrace, shame. 



shimp'-pa, to disgrace, to shame, to 

 abuse. 



sJil'-na, splints, of wood, particu- 

 larly of hickory, for manu- 

 facture of brooms, baskets, 

 etc. 



shV-na-he'-s'm, splint broom. 



shl'-na-karb, splint basket. 



shin'-be", shin, leg. 



shin'-d'l, shingle. 



slun'-lu-d'r, a scamp, a rascal. 



sJiin'-na, 1. to flay, to abrade. 

 2. to overwork. 



ishin'-ner, 1. a skinner ; a term ap- 

 plied to a scavenger. 

 2. one who overworks ser- 

 vants. 



shm'-vos, carrion, a "dirty vil- 

 lain." 



sJdp, shovel. 



sMr, nearly, almost. 



slii'-sa, 1. to shoot. 



2. to sprout, or run to seed. 



shi'-ser, a flat wooden shovel used 

 in putting bread into the 

 oven. 



shis'-ga-wer', fowling piece, fire- 

 arm. 



shis'-'l, dish. 



shi'-w'l, a clod, a lump. 



shi'-w'r, piece of shale, or slate, 

 fragment of pottery. 



ahi'-w'r-icJi, 1. spreckled, spotted, 

 spangled. 

 2. shaly, slaty. 



shV-wa, to shove, to push. 



s7u'-wer, a drawer. 



shi'-wer-li, trundle bed. 



shkV-da, to skate. 



sJtkldt, skate. 



shktodrl, squirrel. 



shlacht, slaughter, battle. 



shlach'-ta, to butcher, to kill. 



shlacht' -fV , cattle, fattened for kill- 

 ing. 



shla'-gha, to strike, to beat. 



shlaich'-a, to sneak along ; to go 

 forward cautiously. 



shlaV-fa, 1. to grind, to sharpen. 

 2. to slide. 



shlaij'-shde^, grindstone. 



shlaim, slime ; mucus. 



shlak, 1. a stroke, a blow. 

 2. apoplexy. 



shlam, slime, ooze. 



shliiiij, snake. 



shlap, swill, slop. 



shlap'-hiit, sunbonnet. 



sJdap'.pich, sloppy, untidy, muddy. 



shlar-af -fa-ksicht, false face, mask. 



shlau, cunning. 



shla'-w'r a, to slobber. 



shla'-w'r-duch, bib ; lit., slobber 

 cloth. 



shlecht, bad ; poorly. 



shlecht' -ich-ked, villainy, badness. 



sldet, slate. 



shUt'-dek-ar, slater ; one who roofs 

 with slate. 



shle'-fer-ich, sleepy. 



8?ilef'-fa, to drag, to pull. 



shlef gam, seine— a net. 



shll'.f' - r-ich, sleepy. 



shle'-gh'l, a sledge. 



shlek'-er-ai', dainties. 



shlek'-er-we'-sa, dainties, sweets. 



shlek'-ka, to lick. 



shlek'-sach, dainties. 



