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Dry. g. sagdleq foremost; sàgpâ turns to him; sàpoq is thin; 

 sarqaq sunside; satsigpoq is far seaward. — L. sangane \sâne\ before 

 him ; sahka^ with suffix sakl-anga has visible side ; sadjuhpok [savssugpoq\ 

 passes by. — C. seadpoke Ihin he is; sahtook Ihin. — M. tsatork 

 thin; tsayrork a house of wood \sugoq whal serves as a shield?]; 

 tsarkroarmut forewards; tsatoyark a bow. — Ws. sedlerok a bow 5 

 saliochpak a cap. 



sakagpâ pushes him = L. 



sakan . . .* Wn. chakoonarook crooked. 



sake father or mother in law = LCM. 



sdqek Ge.. a women's-knife (ulo). 



sakiak a rib with ils apperlinenl flesh, breasl == LCMWnsa. 



sakimerd is very fond of him. 



sdko any kind of weapon or tool == LWs. 



salacoq suffers from heal. 



sälagi ...* L. sälagije vanquisher. 



satak ' Wn. tschaUak bad. 



salausuypoq * L. sleeps quietly. 



salissik* Wn. scissors. 



saliva scraiches the hair of it = LMWn. 



salugpoq is meager = LtVI. ' 



sama what is lower or seaward (opposite to pava) = ?Wn. 



samik the left hand. 



— * (Wns. chammt, chammi «salutation». — sanaratuk never). 

 sanavoq works, fabricates = LCMWnsa. 



sane the side, the room close by = LMWs.? 

 sanik dust covering something = LM. 



— * ( Ws. chanjwok to like; tschakuinalgu do not move!; tachale- 

 nah a hole. — Wn. sanugsuk I go). 



sangigpd searches for louse. 

 ■ sdngivoq he is strong = L. 



sanguit * Ws. tschanguit grass, herbs. 



sanguseq * L. samgusek refuse, rubbish. 



sanguvoq turns, winds, is tortuous = LM. 



saoq loose earth or snow spread over something = L. 



sapangaq a bead, pearl = LC. 



