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store, to, ask-lies. The deer stared at Do-kwc-mfitl, ske'-gwuts ask-liCs-kwi Do-kwo-inril. 



Stationary [as a vessel at anchor), as-bfis. 



Steal, to, o-ka'-dub, from kful'li, skfid'h, ska'-da, a thief. I steal, o-ka'-dud-obid. I 



never steal, Iiwe kits asaid-hu kwi ska'-da (literally, I donH I'now the thief, i. c., 



how to be one). 

 Steam, o-i)ukli-b\vub. 

 8te<2), as-ku-lo'-snra. 



Step over, to {as over a log), tukb-bukb-ba'-bats. 

 Stick. See " Wood ". 

 Sticlcy, adhGrent (as pitch), as-kle'-uk, as-tle'-uk. 



Stiff, Slip. 



Sting of an insect, te'-sid. See " Arrow ". 



Stink, to. See"<Sme?r'. 



Stitching, embroidery, s'hal. 



Stone, rock, cbet-la ; stony, cbetcb-tla ; gravel, cbi-cbitcb-tla ; a cast-iron pot, cb6t-la 

 bolsb ; the white pebbles on a beach, k'bo'-ku-belts (from bo-kok'b, white). 



Stoop, to, dzuk-kel'. 



Stop! bo'-bel! bo'-be-lo! Tbis word seems only to be used in tbe imperative. It is tlie 

 common exclamation wben one is teasing, or annoying by conversation. Stop 

 talking and go to sleep, bo'-be-lo e'-tut-tu. Stop (doing or going), klnls, klults. Stop 

 loalking, klul'-set uk se-ebsb'. Stop tickling, klul-sid Ok-yup-sid (see ^^ Presently ''% klnl- 

 dukbw, (noujh). Stop there, thafs enough (when one is helped to food), bai, baikb. 



Straighten, to [as a bent bow), tn-pusb-k'sbid. 



Strangle, to, kl-kwap snb-tub. 



Stretch one's self, to, te-ti-la-bad-dub. 



Strike, wound, to (also to kill), o-gwid Jal. I strike, o-gwiiMalt'-sbid. You strike (Sing.), 

 o-gwfU-lals'cbu. lie strikes, o-gwid-lal'ts. A man struck me, o-gwiil-lal'-tub us-cbed 

 as-slii dnt'-cbu stobsb (literal meaning not ascertained). ^Yith what did he strike 

 you? a bed kwi sukb-gwul-lal'tsids (bere tbe literal meaning cau bardly be gi\en; 

 a-bed signifies how, inwliat manner, and snkb, tbe prefix to tbe verb, instrumentality). 

 Lesh'-HAI will strike you, klo-gwfll-lal-tub cbukb as-sbi LEsn-HAl. To strike ivith a 

 «'e(Tp(»i, o-lukb'-bwod ; with a stick, uts-tukb-bwOb (from stuk-wub, a stick); with 

 the hand, o-tut-so'-sbud, o-tus'-sid. I strike, o-tus-tsbi'-cbid. 



String, cord, anything to tie with, buk-sbe-ded' ; a bow-string, tukb'-hwitsb ; to string a 

 bow, tut-bwetsbt' ; to string beads, tu-sba'-gweb, du-sbakbw'. See '■'■ Eope^\ 



Strip one's self, to, kla'-gwits-ab. 



Striped, as-bep ; [with broad stripes), as-kulkb-bulk as-bnl'-bul-elts' ; [with narrow ones), 

 as-budsks. 



Strong (like iron), klnkb-ko; (as a man), as-bwul-lukb'-bwu. Qu. wbetber from sbwul- 

 luk, afoot. 



Suck, to (as a child), okub'-o, from skub-o, breast or milk, q. v.; (as a doctor for the pur- 

 2)ose of raising a blister), but-la'-lekw. See '■'■Medicine". 



Sulk, to, od-bet'-sil-us, irom o-iiet-sil, to be angry, and sil-iis, the forehead. See "Angry'^. 



Summer. See ^^ Seasons". 



Sun, klo-kwatl ; sunrise, klOp ; sunset, uat-la'-bin ; stensMny, bright, as-guk'-kel. Tlie 

 derivation of klo-kwatl seems to be tbe future particle klo and tbe verb atla, to 

 come. See ^^Future particle". 



