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S$0-tka’-7i, m. 
$o0-tka’-zi, adj. smoked black, 
See sotkazi. 
smoky, full of smoke, 
applied to a hazy atmosphere. 
sooty. 
Sot-o’-au, ad). 
Spa. See yuspa. 
Spa-hay’, part. broken off 
Spay, adj. cooked, as tood; burnt 
or frozen, as the face or parts of the 
body, by heat or cold: noge ma- 
Spay, my ears are frozen; siha ni- 
Span, thy feet are frozen. See spay. 
Span-ka’/-ga-pi, mn Ih. green 
corn dried: i. g. waskuya. 
S$pan-ki’-éi-éi-ya, v.a.. tocook 
Jor one—span weticiya. 
Spayn-ki’-ya, v.a. pos. to cook 
one’s own food; to cook for another— 
Spaywakiya, spayuykiyapi. 
Span’-sni, adj. T. raw, not cooked: 
i. q. saka. 
$pay’-sni-yu-ta-pl, Th. 
and 7. anything eaten raw: 2%. q. 
sakayutapi, melons. 
nN. 
§pay-yay’, v.a. tocook, as food— 
} D =%) J; ) 
Span waya, Spayuyyanpi. 
Spa-wa’-hay, part. broken off: 
Spe. See Spa. 
Spi. ; 
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See yuspi. 
pi-hay’, part. fallen off, as berries. 
Spi-wa’-hay, part. 
hay. 
Same as Spi- 
Spu. See yuspu. 
Spu-hayn’, part. See Spuwahap. 
Sallen off of 
itself, as anything that adhered. 
Sta, con. although. T. 
See eSta. 
Spu-wa’-hay, part. 
Sa, esa, and 
yesay). 
soot. See Sonnagi. | 
DAKOTA — ENGLISH DICTIONARY. 
Stag, cont. of Sstaka. 
Stag-ya’,v.a. to mash up; to make 
preserves—stag way a. 
TN 
Stag-ya’, adv. free from ice: Stagy< 
waka. 
Sta’-ka, adj. free from ice, asa 
river or lake when the ice has 
broken up and run out: beaten, 
broken. See kastaka. 
See kastay, yustan. 
Stay, adj. blackish, dark-colored. T., 
sabya. 
See 
See stay. 
to become black, as ber- 
ries, by the heat of the sun. 
Stay’-hay, con. although: hi Stay- 
hay sdonwaye sni, though he may 
have come Ido not know it. T., ve- 
$a). 
Strada oe 70 
Stan-hayn’, v.n. to ooze out, as 
water from a sore, to be sore and 
exude water. T., oStanhay. See 
hdi 
Sta-Sta’, adj. weak, brittle: 2. q 
wankaday. See staka. 
brittle. 
red. of Staka. 
$ta-Sta’-dayn, adj. 
Sta-Sta’-ka, adj. 
ad). See osteka, 
Ste and lite 
have good meanings as well as 
bad ones in Dakota, Ponka, Win- 
nebago, and other cognate lan- 
Ste, deformed. 
ostehda, waste, ete. 
guages. See walitedasni. 
S$te-da’, v. of Ste; to think there is 
much or many, to rate high—Sstewa- 
da, Steundapi. 
Ste-da’-pi, m. a great many, much. 
Ste-i-éi-da, v. reflex to think 
much of one’s self. 
