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sigdleq * M. tsighrh name of Ihe Mackenzie-Eskimo. 



sigpa cuts il in the direction of length, especially the belly of 

 a seal =- LMWs.? 



sigssaq shore = L С M. 



sigssik (I) several hard substances in the body, as in fish-heads, 

 the edge of whalebones = M. 



sigssik (II) a squirrel, a marmot (even as traditional doubtful in 

 G.) = LCMWn. {siharik marmot) Ws. {chukeet ermin) Wa. 



sigut * Wa. mushroom. 



sikagpoq is hard and brittle = LM. 



sika (I)* Wn. sitka backfin, 



sika (11)* M. tchitkayoartoark filled up, full. 



sikersarpoql (trad, tales) sikersarpalulermat as a grinning and 

 laughter was heard {sivkerpoqf). 



sikigpoq bends, bows = LCMWn. 



sikik (Of sikigigpoq is regular eqvilateral = L. 



sikik (II)* Wn. chikeeka] Ws. ckeekeékha, a gift, a present. 

 siko ice upon water = LGMWns. (kjikkok). 

 Dry. im. tsikSleark [sikuaq] thin ice. 



sikutaq a blain, blister of the eye. 



sila the visible world, the open air, the human reason = 

 LGMWnsa. 



Dry. L. sillaluk «rain»; dllanerdluk bad weather [silardluk\\ 

 sillalek neighbour ; sillatovok is prudent, intelligent .; sillaipok is a fool. 

 — M. tsillatane \silatâne\ outside of, before it (the house). — Wn. 

 selame the weather [silame in the open airj ; silalu rain. — Ws. 

 tscheljaljuk rain (see : sialuk). 



sileragpoq has taken a wrong direction. 



siligpoq is broad, thick = LGMWna. 



silivâ grinds it, sharpens it = LMWn. 



silo a carcass, especially of sea-animals = L. 



— * (M. tsiluartsidjork leaving). 



silugpoq lifts his arm for throwing = L. 



simak* Wn. cheenmuk rock. — Ws. tscUmak stone. 



simerpa^ penetrates, permeates it (moisture). 



simik a stopple = LCMWn. 



simi'oâ-\- sivneq surplus, excess = LM. 



sinar . . .* L. sinncmngavok is peewish ; sinnarnauvok is gray. 



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