§_¢di. A441 
Sayn’-hayn, con. Th. i. q. estay- 
hay, although. 
San-hans’, adv. T. well; oh well! 
ohankoya maku sganhans, well, hur- 
ry and give it me. See Sehans. 
S$ayn-ke’, n. astep-mother; a father's 
other wife. 
San-ke’-ya, vv. a. 
Sanke—Sankewaya. 
dirty, defiled, black- 
ened—masapa: nape nigapa, thy 
hands are dirty. 
§a-p e’ sto-la, m. of pesto; the 
to have jor 
Sa’-pa, adj. 
diamond in cards. See kado. 
Sap-Sa’-pa, adj. red. of Sapa. 
Sa-Sa’, adj. red. of Sa; red. 
$a-Sa’-ya, v.a. to dye or paint 
red—Sasaway a. 
Sa-$a/-ya, adv. redly. 
Sa-Ste’, n. the little finger: sisaste, 
the little toe; the little toe or nail of 
birds and beasts 
, 
Sa-Ste’-1-yo-ki-he, n that 
which is next to the little finger, the 
third finger. 
§$a-ta’-Gan-te, ~ IT. the heart 
in playing-cards. See taéayta. 
Sa-wa’-la, np. the Shawnees. 
S$a-ya’, va. to make red, to paint 
red 
Sawaya. 
Sa-ya’, adv. redly. 
Sa-ye’-day, adv. reddish: Saye- 
day nazi. 
$be, adj. deep, as water; dense, as 
foliage; thick set, as hair. T., Sme. 
See sma. 
Sbe’-ya, adv. deeply, densely. T., 
smeya. 
Sbe-ya’-ta, adv. in the deep. T., 
smeyata. 
| Sbu, v.n. to drop, as water or any 
| other liquid. 7, #e. 
\Sbu-sbuw, v. red.of Sbu. T., See. 
\Sbu-ya’, v.a. to drop or cause to 
| drop, as water—sbuwaya, sbuuy- 
yappi. T., eya. 
Sbu-ya’-pi, x. adrop, drops. T. 
| seyapi. 
Sic atalae | ns p. 
? 
the Pawnees, so 
called by the Teeton Sioux, as dis- 
tinguished from the Rees—prob- 
ably meaning incorporated. See 
Séili. 
S$da, adj. bald, bare, naked: nasu 
Sda, bald-headed; pasdayapi, corn 
made bald, i. e., hominy. See kagda. 
T., sla. 
§$da-Ssda’, adj. red. of éda. Tf. 
Slasla. 
§da-ya’, v.a. to make bare—sda- 
? 
waya, Sdaunyanpi. 7, Sslaya. 
Sda-ya’, adv. nakedly, without 
covering. 
Sda-ya’-ta, adv. inan open place. 
Sda-ye’-hna, adv. openly, exposed, in 
full view, uncovered, without a house, 
defenseless: S$dayelmna haa, standing 
out, unsheltered; Sdayehna waka, to 
sleep out. T., Slayegna, also clearly, 
so as to be easily understood. 
§da-ye’-hna-yayn, adv. unshel- 
tered. TT’, Slayegnayan. 
$di, adj. many. T., ota. 
$di, adv. hissing, fizzing. Said of 
the noise sometimes made by fish 
in water. See sdi. 
