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sirj-ta', n. the tamarack or hackmatack, the 

 American larch. This is probably so called 

 because the gum is hard, i. e. sii) tasaka. The 

 original name seems to have been ' makai).' 

 S. W. P. 

 sir)-ta'-ka, n. the striped bass. 

 sir)-tka'-hu, n. the hip-bone, the os ilium. 

 sil)-tpar)'-ka, n. a root that groios, it is said, in 

 low ground : sii)tpai)kahu, the stalk and root 

 above referred to. 

 8ir)-sir)', adj. wrinkled. 

 sir)-yar)'-ta-ka-d.ar), n. the name of a small 



bird which frequents the ricf; lakes. 

 si-pa'. See ka^ipa, yusipa. 

 si-pa'-har), part, broken off close, as the limbs of 



a tree, the teeth of a comb, pins, etc. 

 si-pa'-"wa-har), part. Same as ^ipahaq. 

 si-pto', n. beads. 

 si-pto'-pto, n. beads. 

 si-so'-ka, n. the robin. 

 si-tki'-hda, v. n. to be angry ; to be afflicted ; 



^itkihda waui). 

 si-tki'-hda-ya, v. to make angry ; to afflict, to 



punish, — sitkihdawaya. 

 si-tki'-hda-ya, adv. in trouble, angrily, vexed : 



sitkihdaya waui). 

 si-ya'-ka, n. the teal, a kind of duck. The siya- 



ka are divided into siyaka taqka, mde ^iyaka, and 



wakpa siyaka. 

 si-ya'-ka, n. a boil : siyaka o, hit by the Siyaka, 



which results in a boil, — siyaka mao. We have 



not been able to ascertain the origin of this ex- 

 pression. 

 si'-yo, n. the grouse or prairie hen, the Telrao 



cupido. 

 si-yo'-to, n. the knees, the front part of the legs ; 



the lap, — ma^iyoto. 

 ska. See yu4ka. 



ska-hai)', part, come untied of itself. 

 skan, cont. of ^kata ; ^kan uppi. 

 skan-ki'-ya, v. to cause to play, — ^kanwakiya. 

 skai), V. n. to do, to act ; to move about : token 



ya^kai) he, what art thou doing ? — wa4kai), ui)- 



Akaijpi : skar) hiijhda, to jump or flutter about, as 



a bird when caught. 

 skar)-ki'-ya, v. a. to cause to move about, — ^ka^- 



wakiya. 

 skar)-skar)', v. red. of skai) ; to stir, move about, 



change place. 

 skai)-skai)'-yar), v. a. to cause to move about, — 



^kai)skai)waya. 

 skar)-8kai)'-yar), adv. moving, in motion. 

 skar)-yar)', adv. moving. 

 ska'ta, V. n. to play, — waskata, uriskatapi. 

 ska-vra'-hai), part, come untied of itself. 



ske-ca', n. the fisher. 



ske-ea'-tar)-ka, n. tke wolverine. 



ske-du'-ta, n. the name of a small red bird. 



ske-har)', adj. wild, prancing, as a horee ; ambi- 

 tious. 



ske-harj'-hai), adj. red. of ^kehai) ; jumping 

 round, frolicsome. 



ske he', adj. Same as skehaij. 



ske-he'-ea, n. an animal that is wild or un- 

 steady, 



ske-he'-sni, adj. gentle. 



ske-he'-ya, v. a. to make wild, make prance 

 abou t, — ^keheway a. 



ske-he'-ya, adv. ambitiously. 



ski-ea'. See yuskida. 



ski-ea'-har), part, squeezing, pressed. 



ski-ea'-'wa-hai), part, pressing, squeezed. 



skii)-ci'-ya, v. to move one.ielf, be industrious ; 

 i. q. minihei^iya, — skiijmidiya. 



ski-ska', adj. rough, not smooth and level. 



ski-ske'-ya, v. a. to make rough, — ^ki^kewaya. 



ski-ske'-ya, adv. roughly. 



sko-kpa', adj. hollowed out, concave. 



skom, cont. of skopa ; skom iyaya. 



skom-ya', v. a. to make crooked, — ^komwaya. 



skom-ya', adv. crookedly ; ikomya waijka. 



sko '-p a, ac(/. crooked, warped ; concave. 



sko-sko'-pa, adj. red. of ^kopa. 



sko-tpa', adj. hollowed out, concave. 



sku, V. n. to be wholly or partially roasted ; to be 

 covered with red spots, as one who lies too close 

 to the fire in cold weather, — maiku, ni^ku. 



sku-mna', adj. tainted, as meat ; sour. 



sma, adj. deep, as water ; dense, as foliage ; thickly 

 set, as hair. 



sma-sma', adj. red. of ima. 



snii, adj. bare ; i. q. hig wanida : pa imi ; said 

 of a head with only a few scattering hairs. 



sna. See yu^na. 



sna-har)', part, dropped, missed. 



sna-"wa'-har), part, dropped. 



sni, adv. of negation ; not, no. It follows verbs, 

 nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, etc. 



sni-sni'-za, adj. red. of ^niia. 



snis-ya', v. a. to make wither or dry up, — imi- 

 waya, ^nisuqyaijpi. 



snis-ya', adv. withered. 



sni-yar)'-yar), adv. abundantly. 



sni'-za, adj. withered, dead, dried up, as leaves 

 by the sun, withered ; blurred, indistinct : iito- 

 masniia. 



snui)-snur)'-za, adj. red. of &n\ix)i&. 



snUQ'-za, adj. blurred, indistinct, as, iitoinuqia. 



sog, cont. of ^oka. 



sog-sog'-ya, adv. red. of iogya. 



