1888.] 



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[Hoffman. 



shnaid'-messer, draw knife, used by 

 coopers and carpenters. 



shnaid'-sa, to blow the nose, by 

 using the fingers for pressure 

 on the alcB. 



sTinal, buckle. 



shnaV'la, 1. to buckle. 

 2. pi. of s7mal. 



shnap'-pa, to snap. 



aJinaps, liquor, a dram — drink. 



sJinap'-sak, knapsack. 



s7indr'-fo-gh'l, humming bird ; lit, 

 jerk (jerking) bird, on ac- 

 count of its sudden and erratic 

 movements. 



s7mar'-ik-sa, to snore. 



shnar'-ra, to hum. 



shnar'-ra, to jerk. 



shnau'-fa, to breathe. 



shne, snow. 



s7ine'-a, to snow. 



sJme'-ich, snowy. 



shne'-flok-ka, snow-flakes. 



sJmek, snail. 



shnek'-ka-shtek, winding stairway. 



shne'-ksliti'W'r, snow storm. 



shnel, quick, hasty. 



shnel'-ler, carnivorous beetle, found 

 on hams. 



shnel' -took, steelyard — scale. 



shnep, a snipe. 



shnep'-pa, 1. to tilt, to lift with a lever 

 2. snipes ; pi. of shnep. 



shnep' -per, 1. snapping turtle. 

 2. trigger of a gun. 



shne'-shti'-w'r, snowstorm, a flurry 

 of snow. 



sJinik, a sneak. 



shnV-ka, to sneak. 



shnlk'-ich, sneaky. 



shnip'-sa, to sob, to sniffle. 



s7mit, a cut ; cutting of a plant. 



shnits, dried fruit, cut in small slices, 

 as quarters or eighths ; usu- 

 ally applied to sliced dried 

 apples. 



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skrdt'-sa, 1. to fib, to evade the 



truth. 

 2. to cut fruit into quarters and 



eighths, for drying, i. e., to 



slice. 

 shnits'La, to whittle, to cut with a 



knife. 

 shbf'-not'-Vl, black haw, and fruit. 

 shof -rib' -ba, yarrow — plant. 

 shop, shed. 

 shos, lap. 

 shnok, gnat. 

 shnot'-er-a, to cackle. 

 shnub' -ba-ra, to meddle, or trifle, 



with things belonging to 



others. 

 shnub' -ditch, handkerchief; lit., 



snuff cloth. 

 shnuj'-'l-a, to sniffle, to meddle and 



search out things belonging 



to others. 

 sknup'-dU'Wak', snuff; lit., snuff 



tobacco. 

 shnup'-pa, 1. coryza ; snuff. 



2. to snuff, to sniffle. 

 shniir, cord, twine, string. 

 shnur' -bart, mustache. 

 shnut, snout, muzzle, nose. 

 sho'-da, pods. 

 sho'-da-bam, catalpa tree. 

 shbf, sheep. 

 shbf'-bok, ram. 

 shof'-flesh, mutton. 

 shok'-'l, cradle. 

 shok'-l-a, to rock, as a cradle or 



chair. 

 shok'-'l-shtul, rocking chair. 

 shpad, spade. 

 shpdr'-ket, a chain used to secure a 



wheel from revolving so as 



to act as a brake. 

 shpar'-ra, to bar. 

 shpau'-a, to spit. 

 shpauts, spittle, saliva. 

 shpauts'-sa, to spit. 

 sJipe", chips. 



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