INDIAN TRIBES OF THE 
i-ma’-no-shin, to sleep side by side. 
tai-o-wisé’, to sleep out, away from home. 
slide, i-a-no’-i-o-whit, to slide, as on the ice. 
slip, e-soh’-i-yu-ash, to slip, as on the ice. 
e’-ho-ha-in, to let anything drop or slip from the 
hand. 
slippery, e-i-sohi’. 
e-ili-o’-a, slippery, ropy, slimy. 
slits, o-he-wi’-o-tah, slits cut in a skin when stretched. 
slushy, e-moli’-tsi-e’-no, as snow when soft. 
small, e’-ta-ki, anything small. 
i-Gi-ta’-o, how small? of what size? 
smell, i-hay’-si-vi/-no, smelling badly, stinking. 
i-hay’-si-vi-mi’-1-6ts, to smell badly, as tainted 
meat. 
in’-a-ton, to smell. 
o-ohi’1-mi'-yots, a strong smell. 
si’-to-wun, to burn incense, to make a good 
smell by burning. 
smoke, i/-vi-not. 
im-a/-vi-not, smoky, full of smoke. 
im’-a-wi-ta’-nist, to smoke. 
e-wi’-no-ta-wo-ma’-no, smoky, air filled with 
smoke. 
smooth, i-a’-to-no-wi’-si-nats, to smooth down the hair. 
snap, i-a-i-si’, to crack or snap, as fire. 
1-0h’-o-ma, to snap or crack as ice in walking 
over it. 
sneeze, e-he-ta-in’ , to sneeze. 
snow, is’-tas. 
im-a’-is-ta-siv, all kinds of snow, all the snow. 
i’-ho-i-it, falling snow, to fall as snow. 
is-ta’-si-Ohi’-i-a-no’-iv, a snow-drift. 
i-wo’-o-ni-it, to snow in. 
i-ho-it’, it is snowing. 
i-a/-ili-to’-e-in, to snow on anything. 
im-a-ya/-to-in, everything covered with snow. 
soak, e-shi-ki/-o-wo, to soak a robe for dressing. 
na-shi’-ko-wots, I soak, &e. 
ni-shi’-ko-wots, thou dost soak, &c. 
e-shi’-ko-wo’-tsi-no, they soak, &c. 
i-su’-a-ni-Ots, to soak through and come out on 
the other side. 
soap, shi-shi’-wo-iv. 
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soft, e-haié’, soft, fine. 
em-ah-e-e, to make soft, as bread. 
soldier, no-tali’. 
no-tali’-i-yo, (pl.) 
something, he-no-wa-e’-ton, is that something? 
he-ni-na’-wo-ni-o-is-¢i’-no, to lose some- 
thing. 
sometimes, na-tu’-as, 
na-tu’-sa, ' 6 
cee sometiines, once ina 
while, now and 
ore ey 
na-ni/-shi-ni-na 
d then. 
na-tas’-tsi-nis-tOm, 
tu’-a-siis, 
sores, in-o-to’-i-yots, itch sores. 
i’-ma-hi-ma’-nit, to be covered with sores. 
na-ni-o-i’-wi-uts, to come out on, as sores or 
pimples, to break out in sores or spots on the 
skin. 
spatter, wi’-si-dts, to spatter, to fly out, as grease. 
speak, i-mali’-i-ha, to speak with a loud voice. 
i-wili’-pi-ha, to speak, growl, or sing in a hoarse 
voice. 
spill, e-ni-a’-tsits, to spill, scatter, throw broadcast. 
i-hi’-i-yu-ha, to spill over anything. 
* spit, o-si-a/-nits and o-si-a’-nots, to spit. 
spirit, ma’-hi-o-o-lap’-si-vast, bad spirit. 
split, i-ohi’-o, to split, as wood. 
1-oh’-o-novy’, they split. 
na-oh’-o, I split. 
ni-oh’-o, thou dost split. 
ka-mah’-i-1-oli’-i-wo, to split wood. 
e’-o-kah, to split with a knife. 
oh’-i-yu-stats, to split by shaving. 
spoon, a-mi’-ku-a-mik’, a horn spoon, made from the 
horn of the mountain sheep. 
spread, o’-i-yatst, to spread out anything to dry. 
i-tsi’-o-i-ta, to spread the knees apart. 
‘ o-no’-ko-nanst, to make or spread down a bed 
for one. 
spring, wo-tainst’, a spring or well. 
o-a-me’-wa, a bubbling spring. 
o-a-mest’, pl. 
i-ai’-no, to have spring come to any one. 
e-shi-ih’-0-0, coming up, springing up, as grass. 
