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Sil-la’, v. T. to esteem bad—sil- 
See Ssiéeda. 
T. badly. 
T. badly. | 
-ye’-la, adv. T. sadly, badly. 
a blanket, a cloak or shawl, | 
anything worn as a blanket. Wenok | 
thinks this should be written si- | 
na, but, as A. Renville does not | 
agree with him, the shorter orthog- 
wala. 
il-ya’, adv. 
il-ya’-kel, adv. 
$i 
i 
-na’, n. 
raphy is preferred. 
§i-na’-a-pa-lda-te, n. ribbon, 
Jerret. 
§i-na’-a-pa-hda-te-sok-so-ka, | 
n. cotton ferret. 
§i-na’-a-pa-lhda-te-zib-zi- 
pe-day, n. silk ribbon. 
i-na’-éay-ko-he, x T. a blan- 
ket with bead-work across the middle. 
Si-na’-gle-gle-ga, mp. the| 
Navajos. 
Si-na’-hin-Sma, xn. Ih. abuffalo 
robe, 
-na’-lho-ta, m. 
blanket. 
hy 
se 
by 
the common white 
$§i-na’-i-kée-ka. n T. a buf- 
Salo robe. 
$i-na’-i-pa-ta-pi, ~ Tf. a| 
robe ornamented with quill-work. 
$i-na’-ka-su-pi, m TT. a fringed | 
shawl. | 
§i-na’-o-ki-pa=ta, m EF a! 
quilt made of pieces. | 
§i-na’-o0-pa-puyn-Gi-stin-na, | 
n. a blanket with a small border, save- 
list cloth. 
Si-na’-o-pa-pun-ho-ta, nm. 
gray-list cloth. 
DAKOTA —ENGLISIL DICTIONARY. 
$i-na’-o-pa-puy-ska, n. white 
list and stroud. 
si-na’-o-pe-he, x T. a bale of 
blankets. 
Si-na-o-pi-ye, nm a bale of 
blankets. T., Sina opehe. 
Si-na’-Sa, n. a red blanket. 
$i-na’-to, n. blue skirt cloth; a 
blue or green blanket. 
Si-na’-to-zib-zi-pe-dan, m. 
blue broadcloth. 
S$i-na’-wa-to-pe-ki-ya,. fo 
go by sails, to sail—Sinawatopewa- 
kiya. 
$i-na’-wa-to-pe-ki-ya-pi, 
n. sails. 
$i-na’-zib-zi-pe-day, n. broad- 
cloth. 
$i-na‘/-Zan-“2an, ”. 
T., sina hota Sa. 
a red blanket. 
Sin-ya’, 
Silya. 
in-ya’-ken, adv. badly, sadly: 
éante Sinyaken. 7), Silyakel. 
in, intj. T. begone! 
Sin, n. the fat part of animals, es- 
pecially fat meat, as, kukuse sin, 
Sat pork; the sappy part of wood. 
in-htin’, adj. T.. bad, imperfect. 
Stay lita p= via ey ele 
in-litin’-yayn, adv. 
imperfectly. 
adv. badly, sadly. — T. 
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Tr 
4) 
5 
way 
to impure. 
T badly, 
kr 
See sihda. 
See sinkpay- 
in-hda’, adj. 
in-kpay’-ka, nv. 
kahu. 
in-kpay’-ka-hu, n. the name 
of aroot that, it is said, grows in low 
grounds. 
