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si-yu’-kay, n._ the tendon of the 
heel. 
si-yu’-kan-Sa-Sa-dayn, n 
bird having slender reddish legs; the 
a 
pehankaday. 
si-yu’-ka-za, ». the toes. See 
sipa and sipahuyka. 
ska, adj. white; clear, as, mini ska, 
clear water: clean, new, as, hin ska, 
new hair; pure in any respect: taku 
ska, nothing. 
skad, cont. of skaday; taku skad. 
ska’-day, adj. dim. of ska; white: 
taku skadayn, nothing: Skadan-ti, a 
common name for Traverse des 
Sioux, Skaday having been the 
Dakota name of Mons. Proven- 
calle, an early trader in that place. 
f., skala. 
skay, v.n. 
melt away, as snow: wa skan. 
skav’-yay, v.n. to melt, thaw. 
ska-ska’, v. red. of ska. 
ska-ska’-dan, ». white beads. 
Sipto skaska. 
to dissolve, disappear, 
T,, 
ska-ya’, v.a_ to whiten, make any- 
thing white. 
ska’-ya, adv. white; wa skaya 
wanka, the snow les white. 
T. purely, 
undefiled; skayakel un, to be pure; 
chaste, as a saintly person. 
ska-ye’-la, adv. purely; 
ish. ’ 
skem, cont. of skepa.  T., skeb. 
to draw all out, as 
a fluid, to exhaust—skemwaya. T,, 
skebya. 
ska-ya’-kel, adv. 
whit- 
, 
skem-ya’, v.a. 
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ske’-pa, v.n. to leak out slowly, 
escape, pass away by evaporation, as 
fluids. 
ske-ske’-pa, v. red. of skepa. 
ski’-éa. See kaskiéa. 
ski-éa’-hay, part. pressed down, 
close. 
ski-éa’-wa-han, part. pressed. 
ski-ska’, nthe wood-duck 
ski-ski’-éa, red. of skiéa. 
ski-ski-éa-han, part. all pressed 
together. 
ski-ski’-éa-wa-han, part. 
pressed together. 
ski-ski’-ta, red. of skita; to be 
marked, as a log by worms under 
the bark. See yuskiskita. 
ski-ski-ta, » a strip of land 
pressed or hemmed in, an isthmus. 
ski’-ta, adj. tied, bound, fastened, 
asachild ona board. See yuskita. 
sku, adj. broken out a little. See 
basku. 
skuw’-mna, adj. sourish; savory; 
smelling badly or sour, as the scalp 
when dirty. = 
sku’-sku, red. of sku; shaved off: 
pa skusku. 
sku-skw’-ya, adj. red. of skuya. 
sku’-y a, .adj. sweet; sour; salt. 
The radical idea may be that of 
having taste or savor. ; 
sku’-ye-ya, va to make salt, 
give taste to—skuyewaya, skuyeun- 
yanpi. 
sla-ki’-ya, v. T. to anoint one’s own. 
sla-ki’-ya-pi, m T. ovntment; 
grease for greasing. 
