450 
or more poles (usually tent-poles) 
together, and inclining them at an 
angle of some forty or fifty degrees. 
The ends fastened together are 
placed on the back of the horse 
or dog, with a strap around the 
Behind the 
cross-pieces are tied, on which 
breast. horse’s tail 
loads are packed and children 
The 
Thayktonwans of the prairie keep 
placed. Sisitonwayps and 
large dogs for the purpose of pack- 
ing. T., hupaheunpi. 
Suyg-wi'-ye, ” @ mare; a 
bitch. 
Sung-wi’-ye-day, n. dim. of 
sunewiye. 
Suyng-wi'-ye-la,n TT. amare 
Suy-#i’-dan, n. the fox. 
Suy-hpa’-dayn, 2. 
(log. 
Suy’-ka, n. 
a puppy, « little 
a dog, commonly; a 
horse; an ox or cow, occasionally. 
This latter use obtains only in the 
language of the braves or warriors 
of the nation—mitasunke, nita- 
See sonka. 
$uyn-ka’-ki-i-na-lhta-ke, n. 
Jt 
Suy’-ka-wa-kan, m. 
Suyke, tasunke. 
a spur. 
Th. and T. 
a sacred dog or spirit-dog, i. e@., a 
horse: 7. q. Sunktanka. 
Suy’-ka-wa-kan-ta-wa-na- 
pin, ». «a horse collar. 
Sun-kée’, xn. 
root that grows in swamps. 
a young wolf. 
a bulbous esculent 
Sunk-éin’-éa, 1. 
See sukéinéa. 
DAKOTA —~ ENGLISH DICTIONATY. 
|Sunk-éin’-éa-dan, n. a colt. 
Suyk-i’-Ga-psin-te, m «@ horse- 
whip. 
Suyk-V’-gmuy-ke, » TT. pot- 
anything to use in trapping 
wolves: i. q. Sungikte. 
son; 
ie St 
we 
uynk-0’-na-go-la,; 
pacing horse. 
unk-pa’-day, n. 
day. 
uynk-tay’-ka, nm (Sunka and 
tanka). See suktanka. 
unk-ta’-wa-na-pin,m ZT. a 
horse collar: 7. q. Sujkawakayta- 
wanapiy. 
Suyk-ta’-wa-na-pin-na, 
the name of a small bird 
Suyk-to’-ke-éa, n. _ the other 
dog, i. e., the wolf. T., Suygmanitu. 
MOE 
See Suylipa- 
Thr 
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nN. 
Sunk-wi'-ye, n. 
T., Sungwiyela. 
uy-pa’, v.n. to moult, shed, as 
geese their feathers: 7. q. Sonpa. 
S$uy-pa-hdi-hdi, v. tohave the 
feathers partly grown. Said of 
geese, etc., when their feathers 
have grown so that they are al- 
most able to fly; @ q. eéaday 
kihipi kta. 7, Suntoto. 
Sun -tO-t0, Ma. Lf. 
Jeathers partly grown. 
§uy-20’-yag, cont. of Sunzoyaka; 
Sunzoyag iéu, to make a loop, noose, 
or lasso; Suyzoyag iyakaska, to tie 
a noose or running knot. 
Sun-20’-ya-ka, nm. anoose: 1. q. 
Songzoyaka, T., zozoyagton. 
Su-pe’, n. guts, intestines, 
a mare: 
Sunewiye. 
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