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skin — cimtinued. 

 kuniu'M, to be clotlied; ogkoo, he is 

 clothed; vbl. n. ogkmonk, hogkmonk, 

 clothing). N. collect, ohkmammk, 

 skins. 

 skull. See head. 



skunk, Peq. (lusounch, <i.'.isoicnsh, Stiles; 

 ■■'rjiinck, Josselyn. Chip, shi-kaay, she 

 got), she gang, polecat [related to chohkag, 

 spotted ?]. Alsn. segankS, Rasles [re- 

 lated to gegSdi, pisser, and sagket, El.]. 

 sky, kesiik, the visible heavens, the sky. 

 See sun. pohkok, the clear sky (lit. 

 when it is clear), suppos. inan. from 

 piihki, it is clear: pohkuk msqui, the sky 

 is red, Matt. 16, 2, 3. See weather, 

 slander, kekomomnt, he slanders (him), 

 lit. he talks about (him); n. agent, 

 kekomu'uen, a talebearer, a slanderer, 

 slaughter, mixhooiik, a killing, from nii- 



shaii, he kills. 

 sleep, kdueii, kmiu-eti, lie sleeps; iiiik- 

 kotiem (ni(kkuuecm, C. ), I sleep; infin. 

 kovhiat (knumat, C. ; Del. gauwin, 

 Zeisb. ); suppos. noh kail, kawit (Del. 

 gavnl, Zeisb. ), he who sleeps; pi. neg 

 kaecheg (Del. gewitskik, Zeisb.); kaiian, 

 when thou sleepest (yb cowish, sleep 

 thou here, '<lo lodge here'; kukkowe- 

 toiin, 'I will lodge with you', R. W.); 

 vbl. n. koueonk (katieonk, C), sleep; n. 

 agent, kouruhi-in , a sleeper; ktissiik- 

 koueu, he sleeps soundly, he is fast 

 asleep [qusmk-koueu (?), he sleeps like 

 a stone]. See soul. 

 sleepy, kixltukrjuomunal, to be sleepy, 

 C. (Del. It,' gatungwan, I am sleepy, 

 Hkw. ); cf. unnukquondnneat, to dream, 

 slide, slip, tamequsheu, tamukqusheu, he 

 slips: nusneet tmnequshin, my foot slips; 

 suppos. inan. twntikqwHhik, when it slips. 

 From Iconeqiie, it is slippery, with 'sh of 

 derogation, oss/zeposu, he slips or slides 

 backward; adj. ossdepoxne, assueposue, 

 backsliding. Cf. aasdushati, he goes 

 backward, 

 sling, mjiiiunpAgunehcg, pi. -, fish;smirt:im- 

 jiAgumihhum, he .slings (it); n. agent. 

 smwoinpagunahhamwaen, a slinger. 

 slip. See slide. 



slippery, (amequc, (it is) slippery; tcone- 

 qnoliteau, (it) is slippery. 



slothful, m'm/eneam, ■■xtucgena/ii , nioi'e 

 rarely segenam, he is slothful, sluggish, 

 indolent: ahque Kesegeiuttnaik, ahque sa- 

 sagkiinhiimk, be not slothful; ahque se- 

 giiiiiiiKuk, be not renii.ss or idle (in a 

 particular matter; the freq. sexe- or 

 mm- denotes general or habitual sloth- 

 fulness); vbl. n. sesegeiieumcoonk, sasag- 

 (ndsekenecmmonk, C. ), slothfulness, in- 

 dolence; n. agent, sesegenumwen, an 

 indolent or slothful person. See slow, 

 slow, rhckc, checheke: checheke kam-mus- 

 qmiiitam, thou art slow to anger; cheke 

 kakkoiwnemi, 'you .sit up late', Ps. 127,2, 

 i. e. you are slow to sleep, manunnu, 

 intmunneu, (he is) slow, moderate, pa- 

 tient, quiet, gentle (maninne, gently, 

 C. ) ; mdmmappu, he is (and remains) 

 quiet, slow, etc.; manunnisui, he acts 

 slowly, he is slow (in action) {mam'tn- 

 Khegh, go slowly, R. W.); n. agent. 

 maiiunneyetien, one who is slow, pa- 

 tient, gentle, etc. (cf. mammne nuUwn, 

 'slow of (my) speech', Ex. 4, 10, and 

 rhfke ketetcohkonch, 'let him be slow to 

 speak', James 1, 19). sassaqushduog, 

 they are slow; cussasaqus, you are slow, 

 R. W. 

 small, pecheau, he makes (him) small; 

 pass, he is made small; piiih, 'bring 

 thou him low', make him small. Job 

 40, 12 [cans. an. from peawe, peaeu, it is 

 small]. See little. 

 smell, mmtnontam, manonlam, he smells 

 (it) {inimmm&ntfi/ii, I smell, C; iiquiU- 

 niiifnitdsh, smell thou, R.W.); vbl. n. 

 inuHiioiitiima/ortk, smell, usmimniquodt, 

 usumungquot, he smells of, has the odor 

 of: iLisumungquodtash myrre, they (inan. 

 pi. ) smell of myrrh, Ps. 4.5, 8; amammg- 

 quok (when it smells of), smell, odor, 

 of inan. obj.; asumiiiigqusmt, he smells 

 of, emit.s an odor of; vbl. n. asumnngqus- 

 stioiik, smell, odor, of an. obj. niatche- 

 immgquot, it smells badly; matchemung- 

 quok, a bad smell (machumonqnat, a 

 stink, C). treetimungquot, it smells 

 sweetly; weeiinmngquok, a sweet smell 

 (ivelhinmkquut or uecchi lumquat , 0. ). 

 smelt, mitiimitteaug, 'a little sort of fish, 

 half as big as sprats, plentiful in win- 

 ter', R. W. This was probably the 

 smelt (Osmerus eperlanus); but the 

 corrupted name ' mummy chog' has 



