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S, pref. to some nouns in Ist pers. sing. : s-yo, my hand. 
S, pref. to adjectives and some verbs in Ist pers. sing. : s-a, I am dead, 
faint ; s-ae, I strike. 
S, pref. to verbs in Ist sing. to denote the passive, reflexivo, or objec- 
tive “ me ” : A-ive, I see ; Si-toe, I am seen, I see myself, as in a 
glass ; he sees me. 
S, pref. to some verbs in 3rd pers. : is-ima, he holds. 
S, plur. suíT. to nouns : sona, pl. son a-s, dccr, brockct. 
S, ts, sh, heart, core, pith, substance, ílesli, frotli, pip, kernel, centre, 
juice, gum, honey, veins. 
S, ts, female, egg, female genital, embryo, pregnant, belly, chíldren, 
suele, giving suele, satiate. 
Sa-hak, turleey buzzard ; V. salíale ; G. chaja ; ¡8. Taa ; T. taha Je ; 
L.-M. T impila. 
Sa-he, him ; se-lcii, he, there ; suniasa, she ; slmki, he ; idea of person 
or thing away from speaker. 
Sa (se, sia), plural idea, muchness, increase, augment, quantity, 
especially used of water, flood, rising water, etc. 
Sak, wall, banle ; V. la-hak. 
Sa, we, us, our. 
Sa, child ; os, son ; ose, daughter ; les, childrcn ; sarnlia, child ; 
V. saa, chem-saj ; L.-M. sálc-hjaa, child ; Q. ususi, daughter. 
Sati ; Q. usuta ; V. ni-saj, sandals ; V. salte, stirrup ; Ch. siet, foot. 
Sai ( shai ), ernpty out, drain, spill, sprinlele (primarily of water). 
Seelate, point (a pencil) ; V. silak. 
Seene, woman ; V. tsinna ; M. e-seno ; Q. china. 
Semthlak, beer bottle tree ; Q. yuchan ; V. semthlák ; S. yuk-tsa-uk 
(y = s). Yu is “ plant ” in Quechua ( yura , yuyu ) ; ynk is “ tree ” 
in Vejoz, Suhin, and Choroti, and the termination uk, ak, ik is 
general in the Chaco to indicate te tree,” or to distinguish the tree 
from the fruit. 
Siat, listen ; V. chi-huyi. 
Siat, shiat, red ; V. chat. 
Siliáka, tiger cat ; V. silajhai ; S. shlokai ; Q. oskollo ; L.-M. kith- 
ha-thlik (L.-M. sikkaihán, wild cat). 
Sippup, dove ; V. sippup ; L.-M. sáppup ; connected with the Mataco 
? iop ; Ch. of wo ; S. ufo, big pigeon. 
Skis, fish ; S. nu-sus ; cf. L.-M. kil-ásma. 
Siwalák, spider ; this word is very general for one or other of the 
spiders ; the spider is the great weaver or spinner, e.g. Mojo, 
samatu, spider ; someco, weave ; someru, fabric. Walák or 
voalok is the Toba word for cotton. S. loakcikli, cotton ; loakákli- 
yuk, cotton plant ; su-wáklák, spider ; suwáklák-thleech, thread ; 
