INDIAN TRIBES OF THE MISSOURI VALLEY. 
a-na/-eu-ruli’-pi-wali’-sa-ko, to make a saddle- 
cover. 
wa-tsa/-ne-shi’-she, saddle stirrups. 
sage, i’-sats-lio-me, a species of Artemisia. 
i-sats-ho-me-ha/-kik. Artemisia trifida. 
i-sats-ho-me-i-ni-tsi-tse, a kind of sage, used as 
a tea. 
saliva, i-mi-ne’. 
sash, ba-da-e’-pa-ta’-¢e, a belt or sash. 
satisfied, mil-pa-shik’, to be satisfied. 
saw, 1-ma/-ne-pus’-ku, a hand-saw. 
i-ma’-ne-sa/-ée, a large saw. 
scalp, mi-ne’. 
a-Gu’-ru-tu’-e, to take a scalp. 
scatter, a-e-¢a’-a-da’-¢a, to scatter. 
scrape, a-ka-ki’-ra, to file, to scrape. 
bi-sa’-tse, steel edge, or scraper. 
scratch, tap’-hi-e, } pi eile 
bats-ha’-mih, 
pa-ha’-ée, a scratch. 
scream, i-mi’-shék, to scream. 
screw, mu’-me-mili. 
see, a-ma’-ke, to see. 
a-ma-ka’-muk, he will see. 
send, de-bat/-sék, to send anything. 
a-nu’-ak, to send, as a message. 
sensible, ba-ra’-tsi, good sense. 
separate, wa-tsip’-mihi, to separate the flesh from a skin. 
set, o-mac’, to set anything down. 
/-mali-pik, the setting sun. 
sew, inhi’-ad, to sew. 
ba-inh’-aé, I sew, as on cloth. 
bat’-si-ka-tsi, to sew buttons or beads on any- 
thing. 
shade, a-rat/-si-e, a shade or umbrella. 
shake, ta-wu’-e, to shake or ring the bells. 
bat-si’-u-bi-ri’-u-mili, to shake the dust from a 
blanket. 
shame, min-o-shi’-¢ik. 
shave, ba-sak’-she-ti’-a-wak, to cut or shave an arrow. 
spell Le \ mussel-shells. Unio. 
ma-ka/-ki-e, 
ba’-she-ri/-e-ka-te, small shells. 
ba-hali’-e, “the shell that glistens,” a shell ob- 
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tained in California, and sold to the- Indians 
by the traders for ornaments, a Chama. 
ba-tu-wu’-e-pa-pa’-she, small shells, used as or- 
naments. Dentaliwm. 
sheep, i-sali-pu’-e-ta-tse, mountain sheep. Ovis mon- 
tana. 
_ i-sali-pu’-e-ta-tse-a’-Ze, the Big-horn River. 
shield, mi-na’-tse. 
shoot, sali’-e, to shoot one another. 
ba-pe’-mih, to shoot down. 
bi-bah’-pik, I shot it. 
a-me’-to-ali’-pik, to shoot an object at a great 
distance. 
bat-bat’-si-uk, to shoot at a man in battle. 
bi-rup-si’-she, a shot-pouch. 
shore, am-ni’-e. 
short, bu’-meli-at. 
shoulder, ba-rash’-pe, and ish-w’-re. 
ah’-tse, suspenders, shoulder-straps. 
a-pe-i-suli’/-e, a shirt-collar. 
shout, te’-wa-tsi-mil’, to shout. 
shut, bi-vi/-e-di (imp.), shut the door. 
sick, ba-ku’-pak, sickly. 
wa-kihi’-pa, to be sick. 
mi-ba-ku’-pak, I am sick. 
side, ak-tus’-ko, on this side. 
a/-ka-ko, 
ak-tsi’-se, i on the other side. 
a/-kis, 
a-ka/-re, on the opposite side. 
ak’-tus-ko-tim-pa’-se, on this side of the river. 
sight, a-sek’, in sight. 
a-si’-sa, out of sight. 
i-ma’-mili-tsu’-ste, the sights on a gun. 
sinew, ba-tsu’-a, and a-ra-tsi’-se. 
sing, ma-nali’-u-a, to sing. 
a-kik’, to sing, as a bird. 
ma-nahi’-ik, singing. 
sink, a-muli’-ak, to sink. 
sister, a-ku’-pe, brothers and sisters. 
mu-o’-i-sap, my sister-in-law. 
sit, a-mat/-sili, to sit down. 
wat/-sa-wali-a-mat/-mo-uk, sitting together. 
skin, ba-hw’-a, the cuticle or skin of a person. 
