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[Hoftman. 



shus, 1. shot. 



2. sprout. 

 shus' -bid -t'r, stye. 

 shus'-bord, tail board. 

 shw'ddr, 1. father-in-law. 



2. heavy. 

 shwdar'-lich, hardly, 

 shwdd'-ra, a boil ; more commonly 



known as kshwdd'-ra. 

 sJiwacJi, weak. 



shwac7t>-het, debility, weakness. 

 shwai, sister-in-law. 

 sJiwalm, swallow, martin, swift. 

 shwam, 1. meadow. 



2. sponge. 



3. tumor, as blut shwam—hloo^ 

 sponge— signifying a fungus 

 JuBmatodes. 



sJiwdn, swan. 



shwai'-hd'-gk'l, swan shot. 



shwans, tail. 



shwans' -rim, crupper. 



shwans' -rV -ma, crupper. 



shwdrm, swarm. 



shwdr'-ma, to swarm. 



shwdrt, 1. rind of bacon. 



2. the board cut from a log in 

 squaring, with the bark ad- 

 hering. 



shwarts, black, 



sJmart'-ser, negro ; ^■.e., ablackone. 



shice'-ghern, sister-in-law. 



shweng'-k'l, pump handle. 



shwenk'-ka, 1 . to rinse. 



2. to wave, 

 8hwe>i'-s'l-a, to wag the tail ; to 



wag. 

 shicer, heavy. 

 shwe'-ra, to swear, 

 shwes, perspiration, sweat. 

 shwesh'-der, sister. 

 shwes' -sa, to weld. 

 shwes' -leeh-er, pores— of the skin. 

 shwet'-sa, to talk, to converse. 

 shwet'-mr, speaker, orator. 

 shwet'-sich, talkative. 



shwe'-ic'l, sulphur. 

 shwe'-w'l-bRd, flour of sulphur, 

 shwi'-gJiern, mother-in-law. 

 shwl'-gher-doch'-ter, daughter-in- 

 law. 

 shwl'-gher-fad'-ter, father-in-law. 

 shwl' -gher-muP -ter, mother-in-law. 

 shwi'-gher-sd", son-in-law. 

 8hwim'-ma, to swim, to float. 

 s/iwin'-d'l, 1, swindle, fraud. 



2. dizziness, vertigo, 

 shwin'-d'l-a, to swindle, to defraud. 

 shwin'-d'l-ar, swindler. 

 shwin'-na, sweeny— horse disease. 

 shwit'-sa, to sweat, to perspire. 

 shwob, 1. cock-roach, 



2. a native of Wiirtemberg. 

 shwo'-gJier, brother-in-law. 

 si, she. 

 sib, sieve. 

 sich, one's self. 

 sich'-ar, safe, secure. 

 sich' -ar-Jiet, security. 

 sif'-fer, drunkard. 

 si'-gh'l, seal. 

 si'-gJi'l-a, to seal. 

 si'-gh'l-woks, sealing wax. 

 sigH, a seal, a stamp. 

 sil'-wer-glet, litharge. 

 sil'-wev-sa?id, fine white sand for 



cleansing tin -ware. 

 sim'-a-de'-ri,CGmeiQTj, burial place 

 sim'-bild, emblem. 

 sim'-et, cinnamon. 

 Sim' -e-trin, cinnamon. 

 sim,s, cornice, 



sin, 1. are ; from the verb, tse sai'', 

 to be. 

 2. mind, sense ; the pi. is usu- 

 ally employed— sin' -na. 

 sind, sin, 

 sin'-der, 1. cinder, slag. 



2. sinner. 

 sind'-flud, the deluge. 

 sin'-flut, the flood— deluge. 

 sind'-haft, sinful. 



