INDIAN TRIBES OF THE MISSOURI VALLEY. 
i-a-mah’, to run away, flee, retreat. 
rump, aist’-shi-o, the lower part of the back. 
nast’-shi-o, my rump. 
nist’-shi-o, thy rump. 
rush, i-wi’-sto-i-ni-sto, to rush on the buffalo. 
o-ha/-i-si-yiis’-ta-i-si-takst’, to rise up and rush, 
as one excited. 
rustle, wil’-po-to’-tsi-il-i-no’-ninst, to make rustle, as 
leaves. 
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sacred, i-a-ma’-wi-hdt, to regard as sacred or holy. 
sack, ho’-e, an empty bag or sack. 
saddle, o-au-kis’-tots. 
o-au-kis’-to-tiits, (pl.) 
na-to-au-kis’-to-tdts, my saddle. 
ni-to-au-kis’-to-tots, thy saddle. 
o-wa’-ki-stots, a pack-saddle. 
sail, ev’-si-o, to sail round, as an eagle. 
seabby, i-yo-iv’, scabby, scabbed. 
i-yo-iv’-i-o, (pl.) 
scales, o-ni’-sta-na-nots, scales, steelyards. 
scampering, e’-wo-so, scampering like colts, unre- 
strained. 
scare, e-a-si-ha’-wo, to scare away by stamping. 
1-0-a/-si-ta’-o-wo, to scare all away. 
scattered, e’-he-ni-anst, scattered or fallen from, as a 
rock. 
scowl, e-he’-hi-dh’-tan, to scowl, to make wrinkles on 
the forehead by raising the eyebrows. 
scrape, i-shili’-o-1-ain’, to scrape, as a robe. 
na-shih’-o-1-ain’, I scrape, &c. 
ni-shih’-o-i-ain’, thou dost scrape, &e. 
ni’-ta-i-shili’-o-1-ai/-ni-sto, they all scrape, &c. 
i-ni-to, to scrape the hair from a hide. 
na/-ni-to, I scrape, &e. 
ni/-ni-to, thou dost scrape, &e. 
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e’-shi-ni-to, to be done scraping, as a skin. 
na/-shi-ni-to, I am done seraping. 
ni’-shi-ni-to, thou art done scraping. 
i-shi-ih’-0-1-sto, they are done scraping. 
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e-shi-ih’-o-ni-o, he was done scraping, &c. 
na-shi-ih’-o-ni-dhit, I was done scraping, 
&e. 
ni-shi-ih’-o-ni-ohit, thou wert done scrap- 
ing, &e. 
na-shi-ih’-o-ni-dhi’-ta-non, we were done 
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scraping, &e. 
ni-shi-1h’-o-ni-dh’-ta-ndn, you were done 
seraping, Xe. 
i-si’-si-no, to scrape a skin. 
wolit-sit’, the scrapings of skins. 
o-ni’-o-t0ts, to scrape the hairs off a skin. 
scratch, ali-e’-i-nats, to scratch, as one itching. 
i-ah-e’-i-nats, he scratches. 
i-ali-e’-i-stai-im, they scratch. 
i-ho’-ta-o, a scratch. 
ali-i-a-ta’-o-wats, to scratch with the toes. 
screw, ni’-to-yo, gun screw or worm. 
scum, i-ta-wo'-ni-wi-siv, to have a scum. 
seam, i-a’-mo-to’-i-no, seam in a buffalo robe. 
season, i-l-mi’-a-niv, next season, next year. 
a-i'-ni-shi’-i-kas, the season when the days are 
short. 
an-sta’-i-ha-as, the season when the nights are 
short. 
see, i-o-ha’-dist, to see clearly. 
na-o-ha/-¢ist, I see clearly. 
ni-o-ha/-¢ist, thou seest clearly. 
see-sawing, in-o-no-po’-i-o-a-tsi’-0, see-sawing, an up 
and down motion. 
set, wi-kis-in’-o-o-na, to set, as a bird. 
Se€W, a-po-nots’, to sew or mend. 
i-ha-pi-noht, to sew on, to patch. 
o-im’-sko-ntts, an Indian woman’s sewing-bag, 
which contains all her sewing apparatus. 
e’-po-i-not, to sew on a round patch. 
e-ali’-pi-no, to sew on a long patch, over a rent. 
shade, i-ho-wi'-o-o, shade, or shadow. 
e-ya-wi'-a-o, a shade, as branches of trees; an 
umbrella. 
shake, ma-ko’-mi-is-i-a’-si-to-to, to shake, to clean by 
shaking or blowing, as kinnic-kinnic. 
i-o-wal’-i-yots, to shake the head. 
i-yo/-ma-ish, to motion with the head. 
