§o0-tka’-zi—Suyg-wa’-kiy-i-hu-pa. 
Ste-ya’, adv. deformedly. 
Stu-Ga’, v.n. to thaw, as anything 
that has been frozen. 7, Stulya. 
See Stunya and Stuta. 
Stul-ya’, v. T. to thaw out: i. ¢. 
Stunya. 
Stun-ya’, v.a._ to thaw, cause to 
thaw—stunwaya: stuniéiya, to thaw 
or warm one’s self—Stunmid¢iya. 
$tun-ka’, adj. unripe, as fruit. 
§tuyn-ka/’-la, adj. T. soft, mellow; 
not ripe yet, as corn in the milk. 
Stu-Sta’, ad. — soft, as the flesh of 
an animal when hard chased, want- 
ing flavor. See Stasta, ete. 
Stu-ste’-ya, v.a. to chase so as 
to make weary and render the meat 
flavorless—stustewaya. 
Stu’-ta, adv. thawed, warmed: 
nape mastuta, my hands are 
warmed. See stuéa. 
Suk-Gin’-éa, n. 
sunkéinéa. 
guk-Gin’-éa-dan, x. 
Sunkéinéadan. 
Suk-tan’-ka, n. 
the horse, horses. 
ayoung wolf. See 
a colt. See 
(Sunka and tayka) 
handel. Stn) = 
kawakan. 
Suk-tayn’-ka-a-kin, x. asaddle 
for a horse; a pack-saddle. T., Gay- 
wakiy. See sunegalin. 
Suk-tay’-ka-i-i-yu-wi, m a 
horse-bridle, a rope for a horses 
mouth. 
Suk-tayn’-ka-Son-Son-na, x. 
a mule, a jackass. 
Suk-tan’-ka-wa-na-pin, % 
a horse-collar. 
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Suny, n. the large feathers of birds’ 
wings. 
Sung, cont of Suyka. 
Sung-a’-kiy, nv. asaddle; a sad- 
dle blanket. See guktankaakin. 
ung-hu’-day, n. 
Tr 
a short-legged 
horse, a pony, a small horse. 
Suyg-hu-pte-pte-ée-dan, n. 
a short-legged dog or horse. 
Sun g-i’-éa-psiy-te, x. 
whip. 
Sung-i’-éa-Ske, n. 
a horse- 
a picket-pin ; 
anything to fasten a horse with. 
Suyg-i’-kte, x. lit. that by means 
of which a wolf is killed: poison; 
strychnine. See Sunkigmuyke. 
sSung-i-na-lhta-ke, » T. a 
spur. 
Sung-i’-na-Zi-pa, n T. aspur. 
harness. 
a bridle. 
a spotted 
Suyng-i-kan, x. 
Suyg-i’-pa-lte, n. 
Sup oles slow. ne 0 ar, 
horse. 
ung-ma’-ki-éGi-ma, x T. a 
young horse. 
Suyg-ma’-ni-tu, » T. 
Sung-mdo’-ka, n. 
Tr 
a wolf. 
the male of 
the horse or dog. 
ung-nal’-po-ge, ~ T. a 
brown-eared horse. 
Suyng-0’-i-na-Zin, n. 
Tr 
a stable. 
Suyg-o’-na-Sin, ” a pacing 
horse. 
Suyg-wa’-kin-i-hu-pa, mu. the 
apparatus for packing on a horse or 
dog, pronounced often sujygwakuy- 
hupa and gungwakinhupa. It is 
made by placing the ends of two 
