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sku'-ye-ya, v. a. to make salt, give taste to, — 



skuyewaya, skuyeuiiyaqpi. 

 smag', cant, of smaka. 

 smag-smag'-ya, adv. red. of smagya. 

 smag-ya', adv. indented, concave : smagya 



w:xi)ka. 

 smag-ya '-ken, adv. indented. 

 sma'-ka, adj. hollow, concave. 

 sma'-ka, n. a hollow, a sunken place. See osma- 



ka. 

 snii, adj. See smismi. 

 smir). See basmiq. 



smi-smi', adj. clear of limbs, as a tree, stripped. 

 smi-wa'-hai), part, fallen off bare. 

 smi'-yar). See smiyaijyai). 

 smi-yar)'-yar), or smigyagyai), adj. clean, 



nothing extraneous sticking to, bare, smooth, as a 



worn blanket : tai) smiyagyaqua, alone, having no 



relatives. 

 sna, V. n. to ring. See kasna. 

 8na.-h.ax)' , part, ringing, rustling ; as leaves fall- 

 ing in autumn. 

 sna-har)'-hai), red. of snahai) ; falling off, rus- 

 tling. 

 sna-sna', red. of sna ; to ring, rattle. 

 sna-sna'-nsL, adj. bare, as a tree when its leaves 



have all fallen off. 

 sna-sna'-"wa-har), part. red. of snawahag. 

 sna-'wa'-hai), part, ringing, rattling. 

 sni, adj. cold, as the weather, or as ice ; gone 



out, as a fire : peta sni, the fire is out ; sni kaei, 



although it is cold. 

 sni-sni', adj. red. of sni ; hai) snisni, cold nights. 

 sni'-ya-ho-ta, v. n. to take cold, draw in the 



cold by breathing, — snimdahota, snidahota, sniui)- 



yahotapi. 

 sni-yai)', v. sniyai) uya, to become cold, grow cold, 



said of the weathbr changing to cold. 

 SO. See soso. 

 Sok-so'-ta, adj. red. of sota : idta soksota, clear 



eyes. This word is used in reference to the clear 



blue eyes of some children. 

 son, cont. of sota ; son iyeya. 

 son-ki'-ya, v. a. to use up or destroy for one, as 



to burn up fence rails or wood for one, — sonwa- 



kiya, sonmakiya. 

 son-ya', adv. of sota ; sonya iyaya, to becoTne a 



little whitish or clouded. 

 SOI), v. a. to plait or braid, as hair ; to braid, as 



corn in strings, — wasoq, uijsoppi. 

 SOI) '-pi, n. braids, strings of corn. 

 so-so', V. a. to cut into strings, as a hide, — waso- 



so, uijsosopi : caijte raasosopi seca, it seems as if 



my heart was cut into strings, i. e. / am greatly 



abided. 



so'-ta, adj. clear, but not perfectly so ; slightly 



clouded, but not turbid ; of a milky whitish 



appearance ; sky-colored : Wakpa minisota, the 



Minnesota River ; Mde minisota, Clear Lake : 



used up. See kasota, yusota, etc. 

 so-tka'-zi, adj. smoked, as an old tent. 

 spar), adj. soft, as melting snow. 

 spar), V. n. to become soft, melt, as snow : wa 



spai). 

 spar)-yag', v. a. to cause to thaw, as snow, — 



spaijwaya. 

 spa-spa'-ya, red. of spaya. 

 spa'-ya, v. n. to be wet, as clothes, wet with 



water, moist, damp, — maspaya, uijspayapi : to sink 



in loater, to drown : spaya iyaya. 

 spa'-ye-ya, v. a. to wet, cause to be wet or tnoist, 



— spayewaya. 

 spe'-ya, v. a. to sink, make sink. See ajspeya. 

 stag, cont. of staka. 



stag-ya', v. a. to make feeble, — stagwaya. 

 stag-ya', adv. feebly, languidly. 

 stag-ya'-ken, adv. feebly : stagyaken waui). 

 Sta'-ka, adj. feeble, languid, without appetite, 



weary, not able to walk, — mastaka. 

 star), adj. moist, wet. See pastaq. 

 star), adj. purple, grape-colored : in stap, dark 



red ; ha stag, dark complexioned. 

 star)'-ka, adj. purple. See stag. 

 star)-ka', adj. moist. 

 sto, adj. smooth, lying smooth, as hair. See 



kasto. 

 sto'-dar), adj. small and neat, — mastodag. 

 Sto-sto', adj. red. of sto ; smooth, lying flat. 

 sto-ya', V. a. to make smooth, smooth down, — 



stowaya. 

 sto-ya', adv. smoothly. 

 sto-ya'-ken, adv. smoothly. 

 stu-sta', adj. tired, weary, unable to move, — ma- 



stusta. 

 stu-ste'-ya, v. a. to cause fatigue, to weary, — 



stustewaya. 

 SU, n. the seed of any thing, grain ; bullets : 



su waijiidai), a bullet ; mazasu, lead. 

 SU, adj. good. Probably obsolete. See yasu and 



suya. 

 su-el'-kei-ka-dai), n. shot. 

 su-ei'-kci-ka-dag-se-ea, n, pepper, allspice. 

 SU-ka'-za, n. a grain of any thing, a particle, 



one, the smallest part. Hence, napsukaza, the 



fingers. 

 su-ksu'-ta, adj. red. of suta. 

 su-ma'-nl-ea, n. any kind of wood that hat be- 

 come dead and very hard. 

 BUT), n. cont. of sugka ; misuq, my younger 



brother, used in addressing him. 



