son-ki’-ya—swa-ka’. 489 
stu-ste’-ya, v: a. to cause fa- 
tigue, to weary—stusteway a. 
su, v. the seed of anything, grain; 
bullets: su wanziday, a bullet; ma- 
zasu, lead. 
su, adj. good. Probably obsolete. 
See yasu, suya, Go, and pi. 
su-¢i’-kéi-ka-dan, mn. shot. T., 
sukpayla 
su-¢i/-kéi-ka-dan-se-Ga, mn. pep- 
per, allspice. T., yamnumnugapi. 
su-ka’-za, wv. agramof anything, 
a particle, one, the smallest part. 
Hence, napsukaza, the fingers. 
su-kpa’-la or su-kpan’-la, n. 
T. shot: 7. g. suéikéikaday. 
su-kpa’-na, m. Ih. shot. 
su-ksu’-ta, adj. red. of suta. 
any kind of 
wood that has become dead and very 
su-ma’-ni-éa, 7”. 
hard. T., Gay Seéa. 
suy, ”. cont. of sunka; misuyn, my 
younger brother, used in addressing 
him. 
suy, v. to braid. See son. 
suy’-ka, 2. «younger brother either 
of a man or woman. Certain 
cousins are likewise so ecalled— | 
misuyka, nisujka. 
suyn-ka’-ki-¢éi-ya-pi, »._ breth- 
ren, those related as brothers—suy- 
kauykiciyapi. 
suy-ka’-ku, ». his or her younger 
brother. 
suy-ka’-ya, v. a. to have for 
younger brother—sunkawaya, suy- 
kaunyanpi. 
suyn’-ta, m a@ stem: Ganduhupa 
sunta, a pipe-stem; Gankasunta, the 
spinal marrow. T, suyte. 
suy-z1y’-éa or sun-zl'-Ga, n. 
T. the yellow hammer: 7%. q. aw)- 
ZN Ca. 
su-sbe’-éa, n. the ant-eater, the 
mosquito-hawk. T., susweéa. 
su-sbe’-Ga-ka-ga-pi, m a 
cross. See éansusbeéa. 
the Shoshones. 
Perhaps Su-su’-ni is better. 
Su-so’-ni, ” p. 
su-sw’, ». the testicles: susu elipe- 
ya and susu bagdoka, to castrate. 
su-ta’, adj. hard, not yielding to the 
touch; strong, capable of endurance ; 
jirm; strong, as coffee or tobacco— 
masuta, nisuta, wysutapi: Gante 
suta, courageous ; stubborn. 
su-ta’-ya, adv. firmly, hard. 
su-ta’-ya-ken, adv. firmly. 
su-ton’, v.n. to ripen, have seed; 
to be ripe, fit for use, as corn, ete. 
su-ywv, adv. of su; rightly, well. T, 
tayyay. See ayucoya and piya. 
swa-ka’, adj. T. ragged: 7. q. 
sbaka. 
