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side a, ‘kwi/yat! 
on eich side ya- pr. 
on one side ¢sck/e’n- pr. 
on the other side fe’;ne 
the other side fa’tsjne* 
sideways wpen-, mat(u)- pr. 
striped sideways matu’q!tit (see mai[u]-) 
sinew dq‘qlu’tka, ag‘kenq!a’tqa 
sing, to -hawaszo- 
he sings going around q/untkathawasxo’me’k (see q!untka-) 
sink, to -cktsen(uq)- 
sister (said by brother) - ale/tske,t 
sister (of girl) tsw i 
younger sister (of girl) na’na 
sisters nana’gtjmo (see na’na) 
sister-in-law (all kinds), intermediate relative dead tuna’t!/e* 
sister’s child ha’tsa, (said by woman) xatna‘le;t (see xa’ t[e"]) 
sister’s daughter (said by woman) swina’te'l (see swen) 
sit down, to -~csakjnu-, -hanagq-, -hanga- 
they two sat down -en'a*ke'senqame’;ke* 
he sat down on top naqgoysaq/maxo’yme'k (see -haqosa-) 
he always sat with back to fire sta*‘t;yit-a‘n*taqanaqna’kse’ (see ta’’nta) 
not sitting down a long time qa.e*txa‘me'nqa’me'k (see -[e*txramen]-) 
sitting there sanaqna’kse (see -hanaq-) 
six, to be -cn'mesa- 
size y¢’ske’ (see yes—ke*) 
skillful qastsu’mgaqa’gne* (see -stsu’m-) 
skin, to -gla(te’), -hunug!me'- 
skin dg‘ku/qta 
dried skin ag‘kwo’q!ta - 
tan skin, to -ctq/anzo- 
white (skin) agts/¢(amata)- 
skull ag‘k.tam‘ata’k (see -matak) 
skunk ga’zas 
sky dg‘kelmi’yct (see ~miyet), dg*ket.mi’yet 
blackish sky hamqogq!uku‘takat.te tetyne’- (see ham-) 
slap, to -magq!ne*(xo)- 
slave tsukuatu/mat (see tsuku[a’te’]) 
sleep, to -q/u’mne’-, -le;ts- 
sleepy, to be -hats/ata(qa)- 
slide on snow, to -ha'melugkat:’te*k 
slim, to be -ukts(qa)- 
sluice box dg‘ku’’no'k C 
small, to be -tsa- 
small ktsagu’na (see -tsa-), -nana 
T have a small house (or tent) hutsat.tanana’ne’ (see -tsa-) 
a place is small tsafectynana’ne’ (see -tsa-) 
smell, to -agluk/-, -hanemscqqg- (see -ha-) 
to smell of -hakumscke;(te) (see -ha-) 
it smells of -snemsik(qag)- 
to smell bad -wktuk- 
smoke, to -nuqy- 
to smoke a pipe (= eat smoke) -chnoquky- (see -nugy-) 
