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Drv. L. sivuneh aim; sivura what he is able to see, what is 

 before him, his view \sujuneq, with suffix aujorna its foremost part, 

 the time before it, aim, notion]. M. sivulerk the first one [sujugdleq]. 



sujorssuk a whistling, blustering sound. 



suk * L. sorruseJc a child. Wn. y&kilyua an active person ; 

 yfikiasurua a lazy person. Ws. shuk alive, a man ; shuwut they ; 

 shwinok twenty: suivogat, schwaat fingers; ssuk a man, plur. smt 

 people ; sehuinah twenty ; tschagaloi cbild. 



Note. 11 might seem possible , that this stem was identic with 

 so , but its importance to the western dialects in connection with 

 what is commented upon inuk (see above) has been decisive in 

 giving it a peculiar position. 



sukak a pole for support, a pillar = LCMWns. 

 Drv. Wn. sukairo fast, quick [sukavoq moves quickly]. Ws. 

 tschukaladu quick. 



sukardlit * (?) Wn. yukakqlin mokkasins. 



sukiv . . . * Wn. sukibruta Elna. 



sukipoq gets a splint under his skin = LM. 



sukuaguat * Ws. alder (tree). 



sule still, as yet = LMWns. 



sulua * Ws. tschuluah a hut. 



suluitoq * C. dancing (Wn. tsoolootaktok shakes with cold). 



suluk a wing = LCMWnsa. 



Slllut* M. tchulootit, tchuluratsiark a chest, box. Wn. choo- 

 loodit box. 



* (M. tcliumayitiktuark not injuring". Wa. tschumachtachtu 

 grief, mourning). 



sumivoq * L. is too little to him. 



sunaq *? Wn. tsunarr, tsunak a bear. Wa. sunar, simar old 

 {sunagdlat a claw?). 



sungaq (1) the gall, bile = L. 

 Drv. G. sungdrpoq is yellow. 



sungaq (II)* C. shoongowyat beads. M. tchunauyark blue 

 beads. Wn. tshungaunik beads (sungaktok yellow). Ws. tshunagtook 

 green or blue; tschunieskak blue. 



Note. It is not unlikely, that confounding exists between sungaq 

 (I), (II) and tungiortoq blue (see hereafter), or between colour and 

 beads. 



sungivoq -j- sungerpoq is unwearied and of good cheer = 

 LMWn. 



sungmigpoq scents out something = L. 



