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- sátoⁿ (num.)
- Five.
- sátoⁿqti (num.)
- Just five.
- satháge (n.)
- Corn that is not boiled (women's word).
- sathú (v.)
- To rattle, like a rattlesnake or a corn kernels.
- se (v.s.)
- Separated, broken in two, as a rope.
- sébe (v.s.)
- Dark from having been greased.
- sé hiⁿbe (n.)
- Snowshoes.
- séhiⁿbe utʰóⁿ (v.phrase)
- To put on snowshoes.
- sésasa (v.)
- To trot.
- se thóⁿ (v.)
- It is broken (of a cord).
- si (n.)
- Foot, feet.
- si (n.)
- Seed; seeds.
- si áthuháge (n.phrase)
- Hind feet.
- sída (v.s.)
- Firm, hard.
- sídadi (n.)
- Yesterday.
- sidúhi (n.)
- A tall, jointed grass that grows near water.
- "Bottom grass".
- sidúhi bthóⁿze (n.phrase)
- Type of grass; "fine siduhi", shorter than the ordinary siduhi, with stalks not more than three feet tall.
- sidúhi núka (n.phrase)
- Type of grass; "wet siduhi".
- si étʰoⁿthe (v.phrase)
- To measure someone's feet.
- si gáiíza (v.phrase)
- To jiggle one's foot.
