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siau (? = siei, sena), siau adal (s), n. outside. 



siauki, ad. thitlier. 



sib (b), sibu (ii), n. the liver- 



sibo-papalamiz, sibu papalamiz, v. to doubt. 



sibu -^anan (s), v. to liave sympatliy, to love, to pity. 



siee = siei. 



siei, pron. that, ad. there; sienu, thereon; sieLz-", siezi, therefrom, 



thence ; durai siei, those ; sieiki, thither. 

 sier (ii), n. the toes. Cf. sia. 

 sieri (?). Mark, iii. 8. 



siga, sigal (s), n. a distance ; koi sigal (s), a. far. 

 sigaman (?). Mark, v. 15, xii. 36. See -svakai, mumugu. 

 sigataean (s), v. to convulse ; gamu sigataean, to tear the body, 

 sigazi (s), ad. distance ; koi sigazi, a. far. 

 eigo (? = sigal), ngi sigo gudalnga a launga senabi Augadan baselaia, 



thou art not far from God's "Kingdom. Mark, xii. 34. 

 sik, sike, conj. if, 

 sikekai (? if "n-ill), mido mido sike kai nubepa karengemin inabi gubo 



a ina malu ? "\S'hat sort (of man) if -will hear him, the wind and 



the sea. Mark, iv. 41. 

 sikiru (s), n. an arrow for shooting pigs. Cf. skuri, sukori. 

 eiko (b), n. foam, 

 silamai, v. to fight, to scold, 

 silamiz (?), ngur silamiz, v. to wink, 

 silimailai (s), n. an uproar, a tumult, 

 sinapi, n. mustard. The Greek trivaTri. 

 sinupa (s), n. illustration, 

 sinupasinupa (?), tana tuelv gorsar a iapopoizo nubepa keda, mido 



paru sinupasinupa ino, the twelve asked of him the parable. 



Mark, iv. 10. 

 sinuseikai, ad. while (?), noi sinnseikai mulizo, while he yet spake, 



Mark, v. 35. 

 sipalsei, pron. you two there, 

 sipoibi, V. to hiss, 

 sirasira (m), n. name of a tree, the bark of which is made into fishing 



lines, 

 sirisiri, v. to grow up (?). Mark, iv. 8. 

 eirisor, v. to grow, = sirisiri. 



