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BOg-ya', adv. stronyli/, firmly, thickly : sogya 



awacii), to think intently. 

 SOg-yeh', adv. strongly, firmly ; greatly, much. 

 SO'-ka, adj. thick, applied to solids. 

 so-ksag'-ka-dar), n. a species of duck, much 



smaller than the mallard duck, the teal. 

 so-ksar)'-ka-tar)-ka, n. a large species of the 



teal. 

 80-kso'-ka, adj. red. of soka. 

 son-na'-gi, n. (smoke-ghost) soot. 

 son-ya', v. a. to smoke, make smoky, — sonwaya. 

 sor)g-zo'-ya-ka, n. See suijioyaka for the better 



orthography of this word. 

 sor)-gi'-dai), n. See suijgidai). 

 Bor)'-ka, n. See suijka. 

 SOr)-pa', n. See sugpa. 

 SOr)'-SOr)-na, adj. long-eared, hanging down, as 



the ears of many dogs do ; dogs whose ears hang 



down. Hence, suktaqka soi)soi)na, a mule. 

 SOr)-te', n. the hole by which a beaver goes in and 



out. 

 so'-sa, adj. turbid, muddy, as water. 

 SO'-se, adj. Same as sosa : Mini^ose, the Missouri 



river. 

 SO-se'-ya, v. a. to make turbid or muddy, to stir 



■up, — sosewaya. 

 SO-se'-ya, adv. turbidly. 

 SO-ska', n. a species of pine ; a small kind of 



fish ; i. q. hoska. 

 so'-ta, n. smoke. 

 so'-ta, V. n. to smoke, as a fire. 

 so-tka'-zi, n. soot. 

 SO-tka'-zl, adj. smoked black, sooty. 

 SOt-o'-ZU, adj. smoky, full of smoke, applied to 



a hazy atmosphere. 

 spa. See yu^pa. 

 spa-hai)', part, broken off. 

 spai), adj. cooked^ as food ; burnt or frozen, as 



the face or parts of the body by heat or cold : 



noge maspai), my ears are frozen ; siha nispai), 



thy feet are frozen. 

 sparj-ki'-ci-ei-ya, v. a. to cook for one, — ^paij- 



weciciya. 

 Bpar)-kl'-ya, v. a. pos. to cook one's own food ; 



to cook for another, — ^paijwakiya, ipai)ui)ki- 



yapi. 

 spai)-yai)', v. a. to cook, as food, — spaijwaya, 



^paquijyaripi. 

 spa-"wa'-har), ^ar<. broken off. 

 spe. See spa. 

 spi. See yuspi. 



spi-har)', part, fallen off, as berries. 

 spi-Ava'-har), part. Same as ^pihai). 

 spu. See yuspu. 

 spu-hai)', part. See ^puwahaij. 



spu-Ava'-hai), part, fallen off' of itself, as any 



thing that adhered. 

 sta, conj. although. See e^ta. 

 stag, cont. of staka. 

 stag-ya', v. a. to mash up ; to make preserves, — 



stagwaya. 

 stag-ya', adv. free from ice : ^tagya wa^ka. 

 sta'-ka, adj. free from ice, as a river or lake when 



the ice has broken up and run out : beaten, broken. 



See kastaka. 

 star). See kastai), yustaii. 

 stai), adj. blackish, dark-colored. 

 star), V. n. to become black, as berries by the heat 



of the sun. 

 star)'-har), conj. although : hi staijhai) sdonwaye 



^ni, though he may have come I do not know it. 

 star)-har)', v. n. to ooze out, as water from a sore, 



to be sore and exude water. 

 Sta-sta', adj. weak, brittle, i. q. wai]kadaq. 

 sta-sta'-dar), adj. brittle. 

 sta-sta'-ka, adj. red. of ^taka. 

 ste, adj. deformed. See o^teka. 

 ste-da', V. to think there is much or many, to rate 



high, — stewada, steuqdapi. 

 ste-da'-pi, n. a great many, much. 

 ste-i'-ei-da, v. refiex. to think much of oneself. 

 ste-ya', adv. deformedly. 

 stu-ea', V. n. to thaw, as any thing that has been 



frozen. See stunya. 

 stun-ya', v. a. to thaw, cause to thaw, — itnn- 



waya : stuni^iya, to thaw or warm oneself, — 



stunmi^iya. 

 stu-sta', adj. soft, as the flesh of an animal when 



hard chased, wanting fiavor. 

 stu-ste'-ya, v. a. to chase so as to make weary 



and render the meat flavorless, — ^tu^tewaya. 

 Stu'-ta, adv. thawed, wanned : nape mastuta, my 



hands are warmed. 

 suk-eir)'-ca, n. a young wolf. See ^uqkciqca. 

 siik-eir)'-ea-dar), n. a colt. See suijkciijcadai). 

 suk-tar)'-ka, «. (suijka and tagka) the horse, 



horses. 

 suk-tar)'-ka-a-kir), n. a saddle for a horse; a 



pack-saddle. 

 suk-tar)'-ka-i-i-yu--wi, n. a horse-bridle, a rope 



for a horse's mouth. 

 suk-tar)'-ka-sor)-sor)-na, n. a mule, a jackass. 

 siik-tar)'-ka--wa-na-pir), n. a horse-collar. 

 sur), n. the large feathers of birds' wings. 

 sur)g, cont. of iui)ka. 

 sur)g-a'-kii), n. a saddle. 

 sugg-hu'-dar), n. a short-legged horse, a pony, 



a small horse. 

 8ur)g-hu'-pte-pte-ce-dar), n. a short-legged 



dog or horse. 



