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son-ki’-ya, v.a. from the root 
sota, used up, expended ; to use up or 
destroy for one, as to burn up fence- 
sonwakiya, 
See ka- 
rails or wood for one 
sonmakiya. 7, solkiya. 
sota, yusota, etc. 
son-y a’, adv of sota; sonya iyaya, 
to become a little whitish or clouded. 
soy, v.a. to plait or braid, as hair; 
to braid, as corn in strings—wason, 
w)soy pt. 
soy’-pi, ». braids, strings of corn. 
so-so’, v.a. to cut into strings, as 
a hide—wasoso, unsosopi: Gante 
masosopi seéa, it seems as if my 
heart was cut into strings, i. e., I an 
greatly afflicted. 
sO-S$0’-pl, %. 
Strom «a hide. 
so’-ta, adj. 
a strip or string cut 
clear, but not perfectly 
so; slightly clouded, but not terbid; 
of a milky whitish appearance ; sky- 
colored: Wakpa minisota, the Min- 
nesota River; Mde minisota, Clear 
Lake: used up. 
sota, and sonkiya. 
See kasota, yu- 
so-tka’-zi, adj. smoked, asan old 
tent. See sotkazi. 
spay, adj. soft, as melting snow. 
to become soft, melt, as 
snow: wa spay. See span. 
span-yay’, v.a. to cause to thaw, 
as snow—spay waya. 
span, v. 2. 
spa-spa’-ya, red. of spaya. 
spav-ya,v.n. to be wet, as clothes, 
wet with water, moist, damp—maspa- 
ya, uyspayapi: to sink in water, to 
drown: spayaiyaya. See stanka. 
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spa’-ye-ya, v.a. to wet, cause to 
be wet or moist—spayewaya. 
spe’-ya, v.a. to sink, make sink. 
See aspeya. 
cont. of staka 
to make feeble— 
Stag, 
stag-ya’, v. @. 
Stagwaya. 
stag-ya’, adv. feebly, languidly. 
stag-ya’-ken, adv. feebly: stag- 
yaken waun. 
T.  feebly. 
Feeble, languid, with- 
weary, not able to 
See lpeéa and 
stag-ye’-la, adv. 
sta’-ka, adj. 
out appetite, 
walk —mastaka. 
stusta; also Stasta. 
sta’-ka, vn. T. .to be-stek: 4.@. 
wayazay—mastaka. 
stay, adj. moist, wet. 
T, spaya. 
stay, adj. purple, grape-colored: sa 
stan, dark red; ha stay, dark com- 
See pasta. 
plexioned. 
stan’-ka, adj purple. See stan. 
stan-ka’, adj. moist. 
smooth, lying smooth, as 
See kasto. 
sto, adj. 
hair. 
sto’-dayn, adj. small and neat— 
mastoday. See Gistinna and oki- 
yatakeéa. 
sto-sto’, adj. red. of sto; smooth, 
lying flat. 
sto-ya’, v.a. to make smooth, smooth 
down—stowaya. 
sto-ya’, adv. smoothly. 
sto-ya’-ken, adv. smoothly. 
sto-ye’-la, adv. T smoothly. 
stu-sta’, adj. tired, weary, unable 
fo move—mastusta. See staka. 
