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sba. See yusba. T., swa | 
sba-han’, part. ravelled. T., swahay. | 
sba-ka’, adj. T. ragged: 7 q. 
swaka. 
sba-wa’-hay, part. ravelled out 
sbu. See kasbu. 7, swu. 
sbu se ihay, to fall down 
with a rushing sound, as corn poured 
out 
sbu’-dan, m. 
sbu, adv. 
agrain, a small piece, 
a particle. 
sbu-hayn’, part. crumbling.  T., 
swuhan. 
sbu’-la and sww-la, ad. Tf. 
small, fine. 
sbu-sbuw’, red. of sbu. 
sbu’-sbu-la and swu’-swu-la, 
T. red. of sbula. 
sbu-wa’-hayn, part. 
crumbled. 
adj 
crumbling, 
sée-pan’, nm. T. 4. q. iéepan. 
sée-pay’-ku, ». T. her sister-in- 
law. 
sée-pan’-ya, v. TL. to have for | 
sister-in-law. 
Séi’-li, =p. T. the Pawnee In- 
dians. ‘The Pawnee Loups call 
See Séili. 
grease, oil, ointment, salve, 
T., sla. | 
sda-ki’-ya, va. 
themselves ‘‘ Ski’-di.” 
sda, m. 
etc. 
pos. of sdaya; 
to grease, anoint—sdawakiya, sda- 
unkiyapi. T., slakiya. | 
sda’-o-Zu-ha, n. anoil-bag. T., 
islaye ozuha 
sda’-ta, adj. slow, feeble: 
sdata, slow at work; oie sdata, slow 
of speech. 
ohian 
|sda-ya’, v a. 
isde’-Ga. 
|sdi-sdi’, v 
DAKOTA —- ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
sda’-te-éa, adj. feeble—masda- 
teéa. 
lo grease anything, 
fo anoint—sdawaya, sdaunyanpi. 
T., slaya 
., Slaya. 
a rifle-qun, 
so called from its greased wads. 
sda-ya’-o-Zu-pi, x. 
T., iwogaga. 
See kasdeéa. 
split of itself. 
split of 
sde-éa’-hay, part 
sde-éa’-wa-hayn, part. 
itself, 
sdi, adj. tapering. 
to hiss, as wet wood on 
See nasdi 
sdi, 0..& 
the fire, a snake, ete. 
and sdi. 
sdim, cont. of sdipa; sdim iyeya. 
Psi: 
sdim-ki-ya, v.a. to cause to 
T., slibkiya. 
See sdimkiya. 
lick—sdimwakiya. 
sdim-ya, v. 4. 
sdi’-pa, v. a. to lick, lick up any- 
thing—wasdipa, unsdipapi. 7, 
slipa. ; 
red. of sdi. 
red. of sdipa. 
sdi-sdi’-ya, adv. red. of sdiya; 
sdisdiya apa, to strike with a switch- 
sdi-sdi’-pa, v. 
ing sound. 
sdi-tka’, adj. tapering ; rounded off. 
sdi-tka’-tka, adj. red. of sditka; 
knobbed, having knobs or grooves 
rumnng round. 
sdi-ya’, adv. hissing. 
sdo-éa’, v.n. toknow. T.,slolya. 
See sdonya. 
to crawl—wasdo- 
T., slohan. 
sdo-hayn’, v. 7. 
hay, uysdohaypi. 
