Skay’-ki-ya—So’-ta. 447 
$ See yusna. 
5 
sna. 
sna, adv. 
T. here, now; used with 
other adverbs; as, dehay sna, here 
now; lehay sna, letu Sna, ete., ay- 
petu wanzi Sna, some days, 1. e., 0c- 
- casionally. 
Sna-hayn’, part. dropped, missed. 
dropped. 
Sni, adv. of negation; not, no. It 
follows verbs, nouns, pronouns, 
adjectives, adverbs, ete. 
Sni-Sni’-Za, adj. red. of $niza. 
Snig-ya’, v.a. to make wither or 
dry up—snigwaya, Snisunyanpi. 
Snis-ya’, adv. withered. 
ni-yay’-yay, adv. abundantly. 
ni’-za, adj. withered, dead, dried 
up, as leaves by the sun; blurred, 
indistinct: istomasniza. 
énuy-snun’-Za, adj. red. of 
snuyza 
§$nuyn’-za, adj. 
Sna-wa-hay, part. 
Tr 
Tr 
blurred, indistinct, 
as, iStosnunza. T., Sniza. 
, cont. of Soka. 
red. of Soya. 
strongly, firmly, 
awacin, to think im- 
os 
goge-S$o09"-ya, adv 
sOg-soOg -y a, : 
og 
thickly: Sogy: 
tently. 
Sog-yel’, adv. — strongly, firmly; 
greatly, much. 
é0’-ka, adj. thick, applied to solids. 
o0’-ka-la, »m IT. a quarter of a 
dollar: lit. a small thick piece. 
So-kéan’-ka-day, . 4 species 
of duck, much smaller than the mal- 
lard duck, the teal. 
go-k§ayn’-ka-tan-ka, m. 
species of the teal. 
a large 
, 
$0-kSo0’-ka, adj. 
Oleu ae 
ol-a’-ni-ni, » Tf. 
red. of Soka. 
cont. of Sota. 
wr F 
Tt 
soot, smut. 
ol-na’-gi, n T. soot. 
S Onl ayiananvs: el. 
Son, cont. of Sota. 
Tr 
to make smoky. 
Son-na/-@i, n. 
See sotkazi. 
Son-ya’, v.a. tosmoke, make smoky— 
T., Solya. 
Son g-2z0’-ya-ka, n. See Sunzo- 
yaka for the better orthography of 
this word. 
(smoke-ghost) soot. 
Sonwaya 
Son-gi’-dan, x. 
§on’-ka, m. See Suyka. 
- 2 
Son-pa’, n. See Sunpa. 
gon-S0n’-la, nm - £ 
See Sungidan. 
a mule. 
§on-Son’-la-i-kpi-ska, n. T. 
a white-bellied mule, i. e., a donkey. 
§oyn’-Soyn-na, adj. long-eared, 
hanging down, as the ears of many 
dogs do; dogs whose ears hang down. 
Hence, suktanka sonsonna, a mule. 
T., Soysonla. 
oyn-te’, n. the hole by which a bea- 
ver goes m and out. 
Tr 
T., wason; 
éaboti oliloka. 
§o’-Sa, adj. turbid, muddy, as wa- 
ter. 
Same as Soga: Mini- 
hr 
o’-Se, ad). 
Sose, the Missouri River. 
go0-Se’-ya, v.a. to make turbid or 
muddy, to stir up—Sosewaya. 
go-Se’-ya, adv. turbidly. 
0-Ska’, n. a species of pine; a 
small kind of fish: 4. q. hoska. 
smoke. 
to smoke, as a fire. 
§o0’-ta, 7. 
$o’-ta, v. 7. 
