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do, v.n. to fuse, melt, as metals. 
T., Slo. 
$do-ka’, n. akind of spotted duck. 
See kagdoka. 
out of place, 
as an ax-head off the handle, or an 
§do’-ka. 
§do-ka’-hayn, part. 
eye out of its socket, 
§do-ka’-wa-hay, part. Same as 
§dokahan. 
red. of Sdo. T., Sloslo. 
soft, as fat, melted. 
the soft fat 
T., paksin. 
§do-sdo’, v. 
§do-sdo’, adj. 
§do-sdo’-dayn, x. 
parts in an animal. 
See sdosdoday. 
the 
lark: Sdosdoday kizo, to whistle to 
the meadow-lark. 
S§do-ya’, v.a. to fuse, melt, or smelt 
metals—sdowaya, Sdounyanpi. 7. 
Sloya. 
$do-ya’-pi, x. 
§do’-Sdo-day, n. meadow- 
) 
that which is melted: 
Sdoyapiday and maza $doyapi, 
pewter. 
S$dun-ya’, v.a. to cause to slip. 
T., Slulya. 
Sdu-Sdu’-ta, adj. slippery, as a 
road ; smooth, as ice, ete. T., Slu- 
Sluta. 
Sdu’-ta, adj. slipping. See yu- 
Sduta, nasduta, 
S’e, vn. T. ; to drop, as water. 
See sbu. 
Se’-Ga, adj. dry, dead, as wood, 
rotten. 
Se-han&’, adv. T. denoting im- 
patience: luha heéinhay maku yo 
Sehans, if you have it, give it to me 
at any rate. See ganhans. 
DAKOTA—-ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
$e-hang’-ka, adv. T. at any 
rate: Sehanska hihaynna eéamoy kte 
lo, at any vate I will do it to-morrow. 
S§e-han&’-ka-la-ka, adv. fT, 
Sehanskalaka ohankoya mayaku 
Sni wamatehay, i is a long time, so 
now give it me quickly. 
§e-hans’-tu-ka, adv MT. 
but. 
Se-k$e’-éa, adj. red. of Seéa. 
Sen-ya’, adv. withered; dried or 
drying, seasoning: Senya hiyeya. 
T., Selya. : 
sen-ya’, v. @. 
well, 
to make dry, cause 
Senwaya: Senya ehnaka, 
& re 
T., Selya. 
to wither: 
to lay up to season. 
S§e’-payn, n. Ih. i.q. iGepay. See 
sepa). 
$i, v. a. to command, bid; to ask. 
This word is always preceded by 
another verb, as, eGoy $i, eye Si, 
ete.—wasi, yasi, wsipi. 
, v. imperat. stop, be still. 
, int}. hist! hark! Used to eall 
attention privately. See §. 
bad, ugly ; bad, wicked— 
masi¢éa, nisiGa, unsiGapi. 
$§i-éa’-ho-wa-ya, v.n. to scream 
$i’-Ga, ad). 
out, to moan—Siéahowamda, siéaho- 
wada. 
Si-éa’-ho-wa-ya, adv. T. moaning, 
screaming: SiGahowaya waun. 
§i-éa’-ki-lo,—v. a. to do one’s 
work badly—siéawakiho. 
$i-éa’-mna, adj. bad smelling. 
i-éa’-wa-ciy, adv. thoughtlessly, 
hurriedly: SiGawaéiy wau, I came 
in haste or thoughtlessly. 
