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sdo-ka', n. a kind of spotted duck. 



sdo'-ka. See kasdoka. 



sdo-ka '-hai), part, out of place, as an axe-head 

 off the handle, or an eye out of its socket. 



sdo-ka'-^wa-hai), part. Same as ^dokahai). 



sdo-sdo', V. red. of Mo. 



sdo-sdo', adj. soft, as fat, melted. 



sdo-sdo'-dag, n. the soft fat parts in an animal. 



sdo'-sdo-dar), n. the meadow-lark : 4doModar) 

 kizo, to whistle to the meadow-lark. 



8do-3Mi', V. a. to fuse, melt, or smelt metals, — 

 ^dowaya, sdouijyaijpi. 



sdo-ya'-pi, n. that which is melted : Moyapidaij 

 and maza Moyapi, pewter. 



sdun-ya', v. a. to cause to slip. 



sdu-sdu'-ta, adj. slippery, a sa road ; smooth, as 

 ice, etc. 



sdu'-ta, adj. slipping. See )aisduta, naMuta. 



se'-ea, adj. dry, dead, as wood, rotten. 



se-kse'-ea, adj. red. of ^eca. 



sen-ya', adv. withered ; dried or drying, season- 

 ing : ^enya hiyeya. 



sen-ya', v. a. to make dry, cause to wither, — sen- 

 waya : senya ehnaka, to lay up to season. 



si, V. a. to command, hid ; to ask. This word is 

 always preceded by another verb, as, edoij ^i, eye 

 ii, etc., — wa4i, yasi, uijsipi. 



si, V. imperat. stop, be still. 



si, intj. hist .^ hark .^ 



si'-ca, adj. bad, ugly ; bad, wicked, — va&ii6&, ni- 

 sica, uijsicapi. 



si-ca'-ho-"wa-ya, v. n. to scream out, to moan, 

 — sicahowamda, ^icahowada. 



si-ca'-ki-ho, v. a. to do one's work badly, — ^i<$a- 

 wakiho. 



si-ea'-ya, adv. badly, not well. 



si-ea'-ya-ken, adv. badly. 



si-ce'-ca, n. children, family, — mita^icec'a. 



si'-ee-da, v. a. to esteem as bad, to hate, — iide- 

 wada, ^iceuijdapi. 



si'-ce-da-ka, v. to think bad, to hate, — ^icewa- 

 daka, ^iceyadaka, ^ic'euqdakapi, ^idecidaka. 



si'-ce-ki-ci-da-pi, v. recip. hating each other. 



si'-ee-ki-da, v. pos. of ^ideda ; to hate one's own, 

 — ^idewakida. 



si'-6e-ki-da'-ka, v. pos. of iidedaka ; to hate one's 

 own, — ^icewakidaka. 



si-ei'-tar)-ka, adj. passionate ; i. q. wadiijko, — 



^icimataijka. 

 si-ei'-ya, v. n. to be angry, — iidiwaya. 

 si-ei'-ye-ki-ya, v. to mourn for, — ^idiyewakiya. 

 si-ce', n. a woman's brother-in-law ; a woman 

 calls her husband's brother and her sister's hus- 

 band, ^i(Je : 4i^edu and ^i^eku, her brother-in- 

 law. 



si-ce'-ku, n. See side. 



si-ce'-si, n. a woman's male cousin ; side^itku, 



her male cousin. 

 si-ce'-si-ya, v. a. to have for or call ii^^ii, — 



^idesiwaya. 

 si-ee'-ya, v. a. to have for ii^Q, — ^idewaya. 

 si-hda', V. n. to be or become angry, take offence 



at, — iinwahda, ^inyahda, iinuijhdapi. In this 



word an n is introduced before the pronouns. 

 si-hda'-pi, n. anger, wrath. 

 si-hda'-ya, v. a. to make angry, provoke, — ^ihda- 



waya, sihdauriyaijpi. 

 si-har)', v. n. to behave badly, — siwahai). 

 si-Rai)'-yar), adv. behaving badly. 

 si '-Mir), adj. feeble, stupid, lazy, sick, — masihtii), 



ui)sihtii)pi. 

 si-Mii)'-ya, v. a. to enfeeble, — ^ihtiijwaya, sihtiq- 



mayai). 

 si-Mir)'-yar), adv. feebly. 

 sik-si'-ea, adj. red. of ^ica. 

 sik-si'-ea-ya, adv. badly. 

 si-na', n. a blanket, a cloak or shawl, any thing 



worn as a blanket. Henok thinks this should be 



written ^ii)-na, but as A. Renville does not agree 



with him, the shorter orthography is preferred. 

 si-na'-a-pa-Rda-te, n. ribbon, ferret. 

 si-na'-a-pa-hda-te-sok-so-ka, n. cotton ferret. 

 si-na'-a-pa-lida-te-zib-zi-pe-dar), n. silk rib- 

 bon. 

 si-na'-hir)-sma, n. (Ihaqk.) a buffalo robe. 

 si-na'-to-ta, n. the common white blanket, 

 si-na'-o-pa-pxir)-ei-stii)-na, n. a blanket with a 



small border, save list cloth. 

 si-na'-o-pa-puQ-ho-ta, n. grey list cloth. 

 si-na'-o-pa-pur)-ska, n. white list and stroud. 

 si-na'-o-pi-ye, n. a bale of blankets. 

 si-na'-sa, n. a red blanket. 

 si-na'-to, n. blue skirt cloth; a blue or green 



blanket. 

 si-na'-to-zil)-zi-pe-dar), n. blue broadcloth. 

 si-na'-"wa-to-pe-ki-ya, v. to go by sails, to sail, 



— sinawatopewakiya. 

 si-na'-^wa-to-pe-kl-ya-pi, n. sails. 

 si-na'-zib-zi-pe-dar), n. broadcloth. 

 si-na'-zar)-zar), n. a red blanket. 

 sin-ya', adv. badly, sadly. 

 sin-ya'-ken, adv. badly, sadly : caqte iinya- 



ken. 

 sir), n. the fat part of animals, especially /a< meat, 



as, kuku^e ^ig, fat pork ; the sappy part of 



wood. 

 sir)-hda, adj. See ^ihda. 

 sii)-kpar)'-ka, n. See siijkpaqkahu. 

 sii)-kpar)'-ka-hu, n. the name of a root that, it 



is said, grows in low grounds. 



