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si, 1'. to make a mistake, to miss ; to fade in color, 

 to be pale ; to rinse. 



sl, V. to open, to remove, to slip out of the hand, to 

 push off from the shore. 



Bi-bi, 7t. a spoon. 



si-bo, n. the jjapaw. 



si-dl (idi), )'. to pluck up, to remove, 



si-dzi, si-dzi-bo (so), v. to shade, to overshadoiu. 



si-dzG, V. to open the eyes, to he darinr/. 



si-dzu-'WO, V. to look upon, to regard. 



si-fi-sl, V. to misplace. 



si-gb6r). See sugboij. 



Sl-gi-di, V. to be short and thick. 



si-gi-di. See silgudu. 



sl-gui) (ogur)), V. to go forth to battle. 



si-gur), n. the phi/sic-nut. 



sik, a contraction of so ikoq, to make a fulness, or to 

 fill up, employed as a prefix to numerals after abo, 

 a half; as, abo siketa (eta), three and a half; abo 

 sikarui) (arui)), foe and a half. 

 si-ka, n. a key. 

 si-ko (oko), V. to get under way. 

 si-kpa-y§., v. to lay open, e.rposc to view; to dis- 

 close, reveal. 

 si-kpe (se), v. to entreat, to beg pardon. 

 si-kpo. See si nikpo. 

 sl-kur) (ekui)), v. to open the door. 

 si-kCli), V. to remain^ after some lias been taken. 

 si . . . la-dze, ?'. to condemn for witchcraft. 

 si . . . lai-ya (li), v. to alienate. 

 si-lo, n. a curved grass-knife, reap)-hook, sickle. 

 8i...lo-dzu (li), V. to s/iniulate or revive, as wlien 



wcar3-. 

 si-16h, V. to start, depart. 

 si-mbo (isi ambo), n. thejiapaiv, lit. the white man''s 



si-md-rar) (se), v. to counsel, to take into consi- 

 deration. 



si-na (ona), V. to miss the way, to err. In Ps. 78, 

 50, for se ona, or sona. 



si . . . ni-kpo, si . . . ni-di (ni), v. to remove. 



si . . . ni-ye (ni), v. to remind. 



si . . . n6, V. to tuash, rinse. 



sir), V. to run precipitately ; to he guilty ; to lend, 

 to borrow. 



sil), sir)-sir), adv. uprightly, steadfastly. 



sir), adv. piercingly, keenly. 



sir)-sir), n. a porcupine quill. 



sii)-siir) 6-be, n. a kind of sauce. 



si6 ! intcrj. j'^^"-^" ■ '"'■' 



si-ra (ar;'i), v. to he quick, to hurry. 



si-re (sc), V. to play. 



si-re-gUQ (sc), v. to rchuke fir ingratitude, to re- 

 proach. 



si-ri, n. a stalk of corn or rice with the grain on it. 

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si-ro (so), V. to reckon, calcnlale. 



si-se (cse), )'. to move the foot, to hasten. 



si-sa, n. which collects, a collection, &c. See sJl. 



si-s&i), ?2. which flows, &u. Sec ^aij. 



si-se, n. to mistake, to do amiss. 



si-se, n. lohich can he done, which is possible. 



si-se (se), v. to work, to labor, to be in distress : 



sise oro, to be in torment. 

 si-si, n. which errs ; an error. 

 si-su, n. luhich is dark ; darkness. 

 si-su, adv. ra2)idly (boiling). 

 si-^wa-dzu (se), v. to be before, first, 

 si-Ave-re (se), v. to he silly, insane. 

 si-Viro ! an exclamation of defiance. 

 si-"w6 (owo), V. to remove the hand, to stop work ; 



to remove, drive away (Exod. 8, 31) : nwor) siwo, 



they have knocked off work ; owo to si, it is time 



to knock off. 

 si-WOI) (sc), 1'. to weigh. (Ps. G2, 9.) 

 si-ye-me-dzi (se), v. to doubt, to hesitate. 

 so, adv. very slightly (touching). 

 s6, V. to he p>assionate, morose. 

 s6, V. to he slackened or loosened. 

 S0-b6 (se), V. to hint. 

 so-di-n6, v. See so. 

 SO-dzO-ro (se), v. to cheat in play. 

 so-dzu-ko-ko-ro, v. to covet. 

 so-dzu-re-re, v. to he gracious, to favor. 

 so-dzu-sa-dzu, v. to be partial. 

 s6-fo (sc), ('. to suffer loss of property, to be 



empty, to ivaste, to feel bereaved. 

 SO-fo-fo (se), V. to tattle. 



SO-gO (sc), V. to glory, to exult, to act valiantly. 

 SO-ke-hil)-da, v. to be offended, to forsake. 

 s6-ko-to, V. to he small, narrow, as a room. 

 s6-ko-t6, V. troiBsers, pantaloons. 

 SO-kpe (sc), V. to be simple, ignorant. 

 so-kui), so-kur)-kur), v. to be dark. 

 SO-lo, n. a rivulet. 

 SO-lo-ri, V. to command, to rule over. 

 S0-n6, v. to he peevish, surly. 

 SOr)-SO, n. the point or tij) ; a pinnacle ; a small 



item, a p>article. 

 s6-re (se), %k to do good. 

 so-ro, V. to be difficult. 

 SO-ro (sc), V. to be sharpi pointed ; to be spiteful, 



furious. 

 SO-SO, adv. singly, only. 

 SO-SO (se), V. to bewitch. 

 SO-wC (sc), V. to make money. 

 SO-'WO (se), V. to trade. 

 SO-yi (se), V. to be dizzy. 

 s6, V. to ivatch, to guard. 

 SO-de (ode), v. to patrol. 

 SO-fo, V. to mourn for the dead. 



