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| Penobscot | English | POS | |
|---|---|---|---|
| sahkekαpáwo | it stands upright | ||
| sahkepéčəwan | there is a downpouring of water or torrent at a cascade or waterfall, there is a torrent | II | |
| sahkéhskʷαkan | funnel, | INAN | |
| sahkékαpawo | he stands upright, | AI | |
| sahképekəlαn | there is a cloudburst or torrential rain | II | |
| sahkíləčahon | ring (worn on finger), | INAN | |
| sahsahkʷimínosi | buckthorn tree, | INAN | |
| sahsáhkʷimin | buckthorn berry, | INAN | |
| sahsάkəpemahkʷ | sassafras, | AN | |
| sahtayimínosi | blueberry bush, | INAN | |
| sahtémosi | blueberry plant, | INAN | |
| sakáhəmahso | he sells at a high price, sells dearly, | AI | |
| sakálohke | he works hard, | AI | |
| sakálαtam | he breathes with difficulty due to respiratory obstruction | OTI | |
| sakátəwαkan | difficulty | INAN | |
| sakéləkesko | he is stubborn, obstinate, resolute, | AI | |
| sakéləməkʷe | he experiences ill fortune, he endures, suffers a calamity, disaster, he has hard luck, | AI | |
| saki | hard, difficult | pc. | |
| saki- | with difficulty | pren. | |
| saki-kisάwəsəwαkan | difficult livelihood, hard to get a living | INAN | |
| saki-wəlαmsətámesko | he is incredulous/skeptical | AI | |
| saki-wəlαmsətámαkʷat | it is incredible, unbelievable | II | |
| saki-wəlαmsətámαkʷəso | he is incredible, unbelievable | AI | |
| saki-wə́lαmsətam | he believes with difficulty, he is hard to convince | OTI | |
| sakiləčénike | he shakes hands, hands, does the action of handshaking, | AI | |
| sakinákʷəso | he is stingy, | AI | |
| sakí-nehse | he breathes with difficulty, he hardly breathes, | AI | |
| sakínαkʷəso | 1) he looks hard to deal with, 2) he is stingy | AI | |
| sakípakat | the leaves appear, bud forth; | II | |
| sakípisake | there is a dense growth of bushes, there is an impenetrable growth of bushes | II | |
| sakítəhe | he is firm, strong willed, resolute, | AI | |
| sakαləyákhoso | he has difficulty walking in the snow, | AI | |
| sakάkʷahsake | it is dense with underbush, there is a dense thicket, it is a thick underbush | II | |
| sakάməkʷihaso | there is a severe storm occurring | II | |
| saláhki | at one time, at another time, once, on one occasion on some occasion, | pc. | |
| salαwayíhpokat | † it tastes salty | II | |
| salαwayíhpokəso | † he tastes salty | AI | |
| salάweyi | † salt | INAN | |
| samakahpskətonétotam | he pouts, | OTI | |
| samakahpskətónewo | he puffs out his lips, puckers his lips, | AI | |
| samakaləčétotam | he belly walks, puffs out his belly by distortion and walks on hands, | OTI | |
| samakanəwétotam | he puffs out his cheeks, | OTI | |
| samakáləčewo | he sticks out his belly, he expands his belly, | AI | |
| samakánəwewo | he puffs out his cheeks, | AI | |
| samakíkαpawo | he stands sticking his chest out, (he stands bending backwards), | AI | |
| samákiko | he has a protruding sternum, his chest thrusts out, | AI | |
| saptáhike | he raps, | AI | |
| sasάkəpemahkʷ | sassafras tree, | AN | |
| sawahkʷə́stikan | sour dough, leavening, | INAN | |
| sawanímosi | small cranberry bush, | INAN | |
| sawačínαkʷəso | his appearance is tiresome, wearying | AI | |
| sawáhpokat | it tastes sour; | II | |
| sawáhpokəso | he tastes sour | AI | |
| sawánhikan | cranberry sauce, stewed, fruit or berry sauce | INAN | |
| sawánhoke | he is affected by a sour, acrid taste, | AI | |
| sawáskihko | sour grass, wood sorrel, shamrock, ⟨sciname⟩(Oxalis montana Rafinesque)⟨/sciname⟩, | INAN | |
| sawáttαkʷat | it is a tiresome, wearying sound, | II | |
| sawihkəčíyepo | he is tired of sitting on his buttocks, | AI | |
| sawihptínehle | he has tired hands, | AI | |
| sawíhpənepo | he is tired of sitting on his testicles, | AI | |
| sawəsítehle | he has tired feet, moves with tired feet, | AI | |
| sawəsítekαpawo | he stands foot weary, | AI | |
| sawαkkʷáhikan | † bell, resonator, | INAN | |
| sawαkkʷáhike | 1) he makes a resounding noise, 2) † he rings a bell, does ringing, | AI | |
| sawαkkʷáhələkʷe | it resounds, it is an resonating sound floating on the air | II | |
| sàhke | he stands, | AI | |
| sàhte | blueberry, | INAN | |
| sàkat | it is difficult, hard; | II | |
| sàkke | 1) he has a difficult time, 2) he does tedious work, 3) he suffers hardship, | AI | |
| sàkəso | 1) he is stingy, 2) he is hard to deal with, | AI | |
| sàwan | small cranberry, | INAN | |
| sàwaskʷ | sorrel, sourwood, | INAN | |
| sáhkiləči | ring finger, | INAN | |
| sáhksahon | earring, | INAN | |
| sáhkʷhikan | toasting stick, stick for holding an impaled food over the fire, | INAN | |
| sákaskəss | 1) tick, parasite, 2) beggar-tick, beggar-louse, 3) pubic louse, ~crab", | AN | |
| sákeləke | he is loath to give up, is of a determined mind, is persistent, tenacious, | AI | |
| sákewe | he speaks with intent to injure, | AI | |
| sákewəso | he sins, sins against himself, injures himself, injures his own body, | AI | |
| sákhokat | it is difficult to do, perform | II | |
| sákholkat | it is difficult; | II | |
| sákiko | he is difficult | AI | |
| sákikən | it is hard, difficult | II | |
| sákilo | he is difficult, hard to manage, | AI | |
| sákippon | a hard, severe winter, | INAN | |
| sákkamike | difficult terrain, hard land to traverse, | INAN | |
| sákohse | he walks with difficulty, | AI | |
| sákʷehso | weasel ⟨sciname⟩(Mustela frenata and ⟨sciname⟩Mustela erminea⟨/sciname⟩)⟨/sciname⟩, 00pl.9 | AN | |
| sániko | he blows his nose, | AI | |
| sápeyo | he makes a noise, | AI | |
| sáwahto | he is tired, | OTI | |
| sáwapo | he is tired of sitting, | AI | |
| sáwohse | he is tired walking, | AI | |
| sehsakátəkehso | Wilson's snipe ⟨sciname⟩(Capella gallinago delicata Ord)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| sehsálαmo | he cries from hunger, | AI | |
| sehsámalso | he cries with sickness (minor ailment), | AI | |
| sehse- | prev. | ||
| sehsé-kihle | it is straight-cut, flowing (garment, clothing) | II | |
| sehsé-kihlo | he is straight-cut, | AI | |
| sehséhkhoke | he has pain in the bowels, | AI | |
| sehséhkskate | he has a stomachache, belly ache, | AI | |
| sehsipάləkʷane | Ruddy duck ⟨sciname⟩(Oxyura jamaicensis rubida Wilson)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| sehsíkemo | he causes tears to flow, | AI | |
| sehsítəhαso | he weeps over his thoughts, is sorrowful, | AI | |
| sehskátemo | 1) he howls, 2) bawls, 3) he cries audibly with tears, | AI | |
| sehsənahsənelikʷehtáhike | he beats to the point of a sudden cry of pain, | AI | |
| sehsαlakikʷelάmsoke | the wind makes his eyes water, his eyes water from the wind | AI | |
| sekaskəčákihtane | he has an unpleasantly flat nose, | AI | |
| sekatáskihle | there is a windfall, blow-down, the vegetation is levelled (by wind), | II | |
| sekatehkamíkihle | the land becomes flattened, the country becomes level, a plain develops | II | |
| sekatehkámike | it (land, ground) is level, flat, horizontal | II | |
| sekatάkkihtəkʷ | 1) stream with depressed, level, or horizontal banks, 2) Sedgeunkedunk Stream below Brewer, Penobscot Co., Me. | INAN | |
| sekatάkkiyo | it is a depressed (flattened)/level/horizontal bank, | II | |
| sekáskihtane | he has a flat or depressed nose, | AI | |
| sekáskαtakʷ | yew, ground hemlock, ⟨sciname⟩(Taxus Canadensis Marshall)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| sekáteko | he is flat; | AI | |
| sekátekən | it is flat, grows flat, level | II | |
| sekpáhtαkʷat | it is a fearful/frightful sound | II | |
| sekpáhtαkʷat | it sounds frightening, it has a frightening sound | II | |
| sekpáhtαkʷəso | he sounds frightening, | AI | |
| sekpάkemo | he warns, threatens (people), | AI | |
| sekpάnαkʷat | it is a frightening sight, it appears frightening | II | |
| sekpάnαkʷəso | he has a frightening appearance, | AI | |
| sekpάtəhαso | he is frightened, terrified, | AI | |
| sekpάwətahso | he does intimidating, intimidates people, | AI | |
| sekələ́kʷαpo | he casts a shy glance, he looks askance (refers to children), | AI | |
| sekəsə́wαkan | fear | INAN | |
| sekʷámoləso | he drown himself, | AI | |
| sekάkkiyo | the banks are low, there is a low bank, | II | |
| senαpayíkkαləso | she pretends to be a man | AI | |
| senαpáyiye | it pertains, belongs to a man, it is masculine material | II | |
| senάpawo | 1) he is a man, 2) he is master of a place, | AI | |
| sepahkíwike | the following morning, | INAN | |
| sepəhéwαkan | morning hunting | INAN | |
| sesaláhki | suddenly, quickly, speedily | pc. | |
| sesálahkitte | very quickly, instantly | emp. pc. | |
| seskačə́ssikan | brilliant paint, | INAN | |
| seskáhseke | 1) it is a steep unaltered (uneroded) crag, ledge, 2) there is a steep crag | II | |
| seskátemo | he cries, wails, | AI | |
| seskátsikan | brilliant dye, bright dye, | INAN | |
| seskátsike | he dyes things a brilliant color, | AI | |
| seski- | fresh, unaltered, pure, bright | pren. | |
| seski-mkaséwəhawe | pure black hair | ||
| seski-pαnawahkʷəsítesse | he walks with his feet acutely pointed outwards, | AI | |
| seski-pαnawáhkʷəsite | his feet acutely point inwards, | AI | |
| seski-spάsəwi | early in the morning | pc. | |
| seskipímosi | elderberry plant, bush, | INAN | |
| seskipímosi | elderberry plant, | INAN | |
| seskí-mkʷanəw(αn)? | she has bright red cheeks | ||
| seskí-nαkskʷe | virgin | AN | |
| seskí-nαkʷat | 1) it is resplendent, appears new and glittering, dazzling, 2) it (a place) appears sanguinary, bloody, it is a scene of | II | |
| seskí-nαkʷəso | 1) he appears resplendent, 2) he appears sanguinary, bloody | AI | |
| seskíhtαkʷat | 1) it is a shrill sound, 2) it is an unfamiliar sound | II | |
| seskípiliye | it is made new, fresh | II | |
| seskάmkahte | the stones are, the gravel or sand is scattered | II | |
| sespénαkʷat | there is trouble, there is a disturbance | II | |
| sespénαkʷəso | 1) he disturbs people or things, 2) he is troublesome, creates a distrubance, 3) he makes, causes trouble, | AI | |
| sesəméləməkʷat | it is impossible, its situation or condition is impossible | II | |
| sesəméləməkʷəso | his situation or condition is impossible, he is beyond help, | AI | |
| sesəméləməso | he is perturbed, at the end of his wits, does not know what to do with himself, | AI | |
| sesəmi- | absolute, complete | prev. | |
| sesəmi-ačélihoso | he lost control of himself | AI | |
| sesəmitəhάnəkʷəso | he is a problem, a problematical person, | AI | |
| sesəmí-nkəpe | it is pernamently flooded | II | |
| sesəmí-nkəpehle | it becomes permanently inundated | II | |
| sesəmí-pəsəte | it is absolutely dark, pitch dark | II | |
| sesəmínαkʷat | it appears to be beyond redemption, salvage, remedy, recourse | II | |
| sesəmítəhαməkʷat | it is a problem, is problematical | II | |
| sesəmítəhαso | he exhausts his ideas, reaches the end of his ideas, he despairs, | AI | |
| sesαwani- | southern | pren. | |
| sesαwani-atówətəwan | † banana ~southern crookneck squash" [a postcontact neologism formed from Penobscot morphemes], | INAN | |
| sesαwani-ápasi | southern species of tree, | AN | |
| sesαwani-ótene | a southern town, village | AN | |
| sesαwani-pskʷáhsawal | southern species of flower | INAN | |
| sesαwaní-ssipsis | southern species of bird | AN | |
| sewe- | at intervals, off and on | prev. | |
| sewe-tóhkihle | he keeps walking up (off and on), | AI | |
| sèhke | he stands momentarily, | AI | |
| sèhsskʷe | he gives a war cry, makes a war whoop, | AI | |
| sèkkʷe | there is an eclipse (of the sun or moon) | II | |
| sèkəso | he is afraid, he fears, | AI | |
| sèpa | tomorrow, | INAN | |
| sèpəhe | he hunts game in the morning, | AI | |
| sèpəhαn | there is morning hunting for game, there is hunting in the morning for game | II | |
| sèsəmat | 1) it is inexplicable, 2) it is untenable, 3) it is no longer worthwhile, it is useless | II | |
| sèsəməso | he is evasive, reticent, inscrutable, his attitude is untenable, unpredictable, inexplicable, unreliable, unaccountable, | AI | |
| séhkoso | he has conquered, he is the victor, | AI | |
| séhsehkho | 1) he has a stitch in his side, 2) he has a belly cramp, | AI | |
| séhsihpo | he whines as he eats, | AI | |
| séhsine | he wails, cries, weeps (due to pain or from ill treatment), | AI | |
| séhspαwo | he is frightened to tears, he was so scared he cried, | AI | |
| sékatehsin | he lies flat, level, horizontally, | AI | |
| sékatehsən | it lies horizontally | II | |
| sékpαwo | he is afraid, scared, frightened, | AI | |
| sékʷamo | he chokes on water, fluid, | AI | |
| sénαpe | man, | AN | |
| séskahkʷəle | there is a fresh, new odor (as from a newly dug hole, newly turned earth, or recently bloomed flowers) | II | |
| séskahsən | there is a brilliant light, a bright and uninterrupted, undiluted, unimpaired light | II | |
| séskahte | 1) there is a beam of brilliant light, 2) it is placed in a precarious position, 3) it occupies a fresh, new position, 4 | II | |
| séskatso | he is brilliantly colored, | AI | |
| séskatste | it is brilliantly colored | II | |
| séskatəne | 1) it, there is a steep mountain, 2) _PN_ Mt. Ascutney located in Vermont on the west side of the Conn. River. | AI | |
| séskatəneso | it forms a steep uneroded mountain | II | |
| séskipe | elderberry, | INAN | |
| séskičo | birch bark container [used for collecting berries or boiling water], | AN | |
| séskičəwan | the current flows on an incline downward (short of a waterfall) | II | |
| séskαkke | it is a steep slope, bank, contour of land | II | |
| sésəmelətam | 1) his mind reaches the limit off its capacity, 2) he is dumbfounded, | OTI | |
| sésəmi | possible; | pc. | |
| sésəmihle | 1) he/it goes out of existence, disappears completely, wears away ultimately, 2) he/it disintegrates | AI/II | |
| sihkačáhikan | pipe cleaner | INAN | |
| sihkkámikəso | 1) he is determined, headstrong, recalcitrant, 2) † he is sinful, is a sinner, | AI | |
| sihkʷəláwo | it sleets, it is hailing, | II | |
| sihtəwáhətikan | fringe (ornamental), | INAN | |
| sihtəwáhətike | he decorates with fringe, | AI | |
| siki- | dry | pren., prev. | |
| siki-pemíhpokəso | he tastes rancid | AI | |
| siki-pəméhpokat | it tastes as though turning rancid, becoming rancid | II | |
| siki-pəméhpokəso | he tastes as though turning rancid | AI | |
| siki-pəmíhpokat | it tastes rancid | II | |
| sikikanáhtike | he eats from a bone, | AI | |
| sikí-pəmehle | he/it turns rancid, becomes rancid | AI/II | |
| sikí-sahte | a dried blueberry | INAN | |
| sikíhpokat | it tastes dry, dessicated, empty, tasteless, insipid | II | |
| sikíhpokəso | he tastes dry, he is tasteless, insipid | AI | |
| sikíləyamekʷ | muddler, freshwater sculpin, Miller's thumb ⟨sciname⟩(Cottus cognatus Richardson)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| sikokanάsikan | skeleton, | INAN | |
| sikóskʷawo | she is a widow, | AI | |
| sikəwíto | he is a widower, | AI | |
| sikʷani- | prev. | ||
| sikʷanάwəsəsso | he manages to survive till spring, | AI | |
| sikʷánamekʷ | blueback, alewife, mulhaden, glut herring ⟨sciname⟩(Alosa aestivalis Mitchill)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| sikʷáni-psαn | there is a spring snowfall | II | |
| sikʷánihle | he comes in the springtime, spring is coming | AI/II | |
| sikʷáno | it is springtime; | II | |
| sikʷánəsso | he has reached spring, managed to survive to spring, | AI | |
| sikʷánαwəso | he/it manages to survive until spring, | AI/II | |
| sikʷátomo | he has bones (in his body), | AI | |
| sikʷe- | empty | prev. | |
| sikʷehtáhike | he empties by violence, he ransacks, pillages, | AI | |
| sikʷénike | he empties (things), | AI | |
| sikαtámesko | 1) he is reluctant, 2) he is averse by disposition, or by temperment, | AI | |
| sikαtáməwαkan | unwillingness, reluctance, lassitude | INAN | |
| sinəpékənike | he wrings, | AI | |
| sinəpékənαso | it is being wrung out, squeezed dry | II | |
| sipatə́kʷənakəso | he (tree) has widespread boughs | AI | |
| sipayíkewi | Eastport Passamaquoddy (Pleasant Point), | AN | |
| sipálαmo | he goes a long time without eating | AI | |
| sipáyi | at the edge, margin (of everything) | pc. | |
| sipáyike | 1) it is at the edge (of the ocean), 2) _PN_ Pleasant Point; | II | |
| sipekáhtepakʷ | plantain, | INAN | |
| sipékhike | he unfolds, unfurls, | AI | |
| sipihptínewo | he extends his hand for a time, | AI | |
| sipkaskáwαso | he waited a long time, | AI | |
| sipkatawαpəwíno | he stays up late, he is prone to staying up late, | AI | |
| sipkatawάpəwino | a person who keeps awake at night, a `night0owl', | AN | |
| sipkatáwαpo | he keeps awake a long time, | AI | |
| sipkálohke | he worked a long time, | AI | |
| sipkáto | it is a long time; | II | |
| sipkéləməkʷat | it seems like a long time; | II | |
| sipki- | for a long time | prev. | |
| sipki-pəmαpαsíwəyak | they walked a long time | AI | |
| sipkí-kəpaham | he keeps closed a long time (refers to determination of mind, intention), | OTI | |
| sipkí-wspαso | he stays up late, he stays awake a long time, | AI | |
| sipkíhkαso | it takes a long time to get there | II | |
| sipkítəhαməkʷat | it is not a very long time, does not seem very long (time) | II | |
| sipkə́česse | 1) he is gone for a long time, 2) he does not return, | AI | |
| sipóhsisəss | rivulet, | INAN | |
| siptakahkʷihptínewo | he stretches his own arm(s), | AI | |
| siptakikánαwo | he stretches his (own) leg(s), pulls his leg, | AI | |
| siptákihle | it is stringy, stretches | II | |
| siptákəlαte | the heat of the day stretches elastic objects | II | |
| sipαyikéwolakʷ | ocean going or Passamaquoddy canoe, | INAN | |
| sipάyihle | it spreads, expands | II | |
| sisaláhstike | he fries, does frying, | AI | |
| sisalαhpskʷáhətikan | † frying pan, | INAN | |
| sisalάhpskʷeso | he is being fried | AI | |
| sisalάhpskʷete | it is being fried | II | |
| sisalάstaso | he melts, fries fat to oil for himself, | AI | |
| sisalάstikan | any kind of fat for frying, | INAN | |
| sisalάstike | he fries fat, he makes fat melt to oil, | AI | |
| sisálahso | he sizzles, | AI | |
| sisálahte | it sizzles; | II | |
| sisíkkʷeso | he (dog) whines, | AI | |
| sisíktαkʷəso | he whines [animal only] | AI | |
| sisíkʷkʷeso | 1) he squeaks, squeals (mouse, weasel, shrew), 2) he chirps (insect) | AI | |
| sisse- | scatter | prev. | |
| sisse-pékəssin | he leaps splashing, | AI | |
| sisse-pétαko | there are scattered thundershowers, thunderstorms | II | |
| sisse-pə́kətete | the smoke scatters itself, diffuses itself, disperses | II | |
| sisse-sihkʷəláwo | there are scattered sleet storms, it sleets at various points | II | |
| sissehlάwələtəwak | they scatter; | AI | |
| sisselsάhαso | he/it is ruffled | AI/II | |
| sissé-sokəlαn | it rains in scattered drops, rain is falling in scattered drops | II | |
| sissékənawe | he scatters, | AI | |
| sissénαkʷəso | he is disorderly, | AI | |
| sissάməkʷihaso | there are scattered storms, squalls | II | |
| sitákʷamo | 1) he clings on, 2) he hangs on for dear life, | AI | |
| siwálohke | he is tired of working, weary of working, | AI | |
| siwi- | prev. | ||
| siwi-kátonke | he is tired of/from hunting, | AI | |
| siwi-kʷakʷə́mahle | he is tired of/from running, | AI | |
| siwihkəčíyepo | he is weary from sitting on his buttocks, | AI | |
| siwəskáwαso | he is tired of waiting, | AI pass. reflex. | |
| siwαtámahto | he is tiresome, acts so as to be boring | AI | |
| siwαtskáwαso | he is tired from waiting, | AI | |
| siwαttαkʷəsəwíno | he makes a nuisance of himself, | AI | |
| siwαčíkeso | he is boring, | AI | |
| siwαčínəkʷəso | he is tiresome, seems boring | AI | |
| siwαčínαkʷat | it has a tiresome, unpleasant disagreeable appearance | II | |
| siwάttαkʷat | it is a tiresome, monotonous sound | II | |
| siwάttαkʷəso | he makes an unpleasant, annoying noise, | AI | |
| siwάčihle | he becomes weary, | AI | |
| siwάčihto | he tires someone, does tiring, | OTI | |
| sìhkat | it evaporates (by natural means) | II | |
| sìhkkat | it evaporates (by natural means, by the heat of sun), | II | |
| sìhkʷəle | sleet, hail (no plural); II it sleets, hails | INAN | |
| sìkkʷənahkʷ | horseshoe crab, king crab, | AN | |
| sìkokan | barebone, | INAN | |
| sìkʷan | it is spring; INAN Spring, | II | |
| sìkʷani | in the springtime | pc. | |
| sìkʷat | bone, | INAN | |
| sìnkat | there is a state of loss of water content, the water level drops; | II | |
| sìnkəpe | it is dry of water (a well or spring) | II | |
| sìpo | river, | INAN | |
| sìpohs | creek, brook, | INAN | |
| sìpα | because | pc. | |
| síhkkete | the fire diminishes, dies down, | II | |
| síhkəpehso | he is evaporated (pot), he evaporates to dryness | AI | |
| síhkəpehte | it is evaporated dry, it evaporates from heat; | II | |
| síhkʷəlawo | it is sleeting, there is a sleety condition (on ground, trees); | II | |
| síhsihkʷe | rattlesnake, | AN | |
| síhtəwehle | he/it is fringed, decorated with lace, | AI/II | |
| síkahte | it is in a dried, dehydrated state | II | |
| síkekən | it is dried out, dehydrated | II | |
| síki-pəmi | rancid oil, grease | INAN | |
| síkiko | he is dehydrated, | AI | |
| síkiləyem | cicada, locust, | AN | |
| síkkete | the fire diminishes | II | |
| síkoskʷe | 1) widow, 2) cricket, 3) † pear, | AN | |
| síkosαs | tried piece of fat or fatty meat, | AN | |
| síkəlαti | dogfish ⟨sciname⟩(Squalus acanthias L.)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| síkəpehso | he boils down (to emptiness, dryness) | AI | |
| síkəpehte | it is boiled down, boiled dry, it boils down, it evaporates to dryness | II | |
| síkʷahələso | he empties his bowels, | AI | |
| síkʷano | he has reached spring, managed to survive until spring, | AI | |
| síkʷehle | he/it is empty, emptied, devoid (barrel, container, bone, kettle, etc.) | AI/II | |
| síkʷehte | it is empty (house, dwelling), | II | |
| síkʷene | he is an orphan, he is the one left behind by death, | AI | |
| síkʷepo | he (receptacle) is empty | AI | |
| síkʷeske | orphan woman, | AN | |
| síkʷαpe | a widower; AI he is a widower, | AN | |
| síkαtam | 1) he is unwilling, 2) he is loath to act, 3) he is disinclined, | OTI | |
| sínkihle | he/it is left dry (by evaporating or receding water); | AI/II | |
| sínəpehle | he/it looks dry, drips dry | AI/II | |
| sípi | eventually; | pc. | |
| sípine | he clings to life, dies hard, is tenacious of life, | AI | |
| sípkapo | he sits for a long period of time, | AI | |
| sípkihkam | he takes a long time to travel | OTI | |
| sípkohse | he walks a long time, | AI | |
| sípkəkʷso | he sleeps long, has a long sleep, sleeps a long time, | AI | |
| síptako | he stretches, | AI | |
| síptαkənamən | he is stretching a hide [M. Shay 10-84] | ||
| sípαko | he grows wide, expands | AI | |
| sípαyo | it spreads extensively, forms a great expanse | II | |
| síssahke | he scatters, throws about, | AI | |
| sísse-psαn | there are scattered snowstorms (at various points of the compass) | II | |
| síssehke | 1) he scatters seeds, 2) he sows, | AI | |
| síssehkto | 1) he is in a frenzy, 2) he is in a spiteful mood, 3) he has a tantrum, | OTI | |
| síssehse | he moves in various directions, has no set course, | AI | |
| sísselαn | there are scattered storms of rain (in various directions) | II | |
| síssemto | he is of a meddling nature, of a distrubing disposition, | OTI | |
| síssenəme | he is meddlesome, | AI | |
| síwapo | he is weary sitting, | AI | |
| síwelətam | he is weary of mind, | OTI | |
| síwihpo | 1) he is tired of eating, 2) he has anorexia, | AI | |
| síwtαkʷat | there is a tiring sound, a monotonous sound | II | |
| síwtαkʷəso | he makes a tiring sound, | AI | |
| síwαwəso | he is weary of life, tired of living, | AI | |
| síwαčəmo | he is tired of carrying tales, telling a story, | AI | |
| skahkʷ | green tree, live tree, | AN | |
| skamekʷáno | he/it is slimy; | AI/II | |
| skamoni- | pren. | ||
| skamoni-kəsαpəwáhikan | corn stew | INAN | |
| skamoni-nóhkhamən | cornmeal | INAN | |
| skamoni-pə́sətamon | succotash | INAN | |
| skamoní-apαn | corn bread, | AN | |
| skamoní-kəsαpo | corn soup | INAN | |
| skamoní-nsαpαn | corn porridge | INAN | |
| skamontáhikan | coarse cornmeal, | INAN | |
| skamonαpəwáhikan | corn soup, | INAN | |
| skamónhawe | corn silk, | INAN | |
| skamónihke | there is an abundance of corn, maize | II | |
| skanahkʷémiye | object made of green wood, | INAN | |
| skanάləyake | the snow is hardened on the ground | II | |
| skàhkʷem | stick of green wood, pole of green wood, | INAN | |
| skàləsi | any grass, or weed, growing under watery; aquatic plant, | INAN | |
| skàləčəss | unripe berry, fruit, | AN | |
| skàmon | corn, ear of corn, | INAN | |
| skànahkʷ | live tree, green tree, | AN | |
| skànkʷis | Northern Shrike ⟨sciname⟩(Lanius excubitor L.)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| skàtso | he is green | AI | |
| skàtste | it is green | II | |
| skáhikan | stake, | AN | |
| skálαnəskʷ | 1) pellet, rabbit or owll droppings, 2) lead shot, | INAN | |
| skámatok | at present, unexpectedly, all of a sudden, suddenly; | pc. | |
| skámekʷan | slime | INAN | |
| skámhike | he takes a shortcut, bypass, | AI | |
| skámi | by a shortcut, bypass | pc. | |
| skámonaskʷ | corn plant, | INAN | |
| skámonəke | he dances the corn or harvest dance, | AI | |
| skánahkʷem | green tree, green stick of wood, | AN | |
| skánahlakʷ | steel, | INAN | |
| skánahpəskʷ | flint-like stone, felsite, hornstone, | INAN | |
| skánimin | seed, grain, | INAN | |
| skánipəkʷ | fine wood ashes, from cedar and hemlock chiefly; used in tanning; lye, | INAN | |
| skátsikən | it is dyed green | II | |
| skátskikan | green dye | INAN | |
| skátαso | it is eaten raw | II | |
| skáwαso | he waits, | AI | |
| ske | he stands (more or less permanently) is stationed, | AI | |
| skèwakʷ | piece of raw meat, fresh meat, | INAN | |
| skéwahtəkʷ | † cross, | AN | |
| skihkαpítewo | he grinds his teeth, | AI | |
| skihαwíhpokat | it tastes raw | II | |
| skihαwíhpokat | it tastes fresh | II | |
| skihαwíhpokəso | he tastes fresh | AI | |
| skihαwíhpokəso | he tastes raw | AI | |
| skihάwihpo | he eats things raw, | AI | |
| skihάwəkʷaso | he is cooked rare | AI | |
| skihάwαkʷate | it is cooked rare | II | |
| skipakʷačə́ssikan | green paint, | INAN | |
| skipakʷi- | green | pren. | |
| skipákʷatso | he is colored green; | AI | |
| skipákʷatste | it is coloured green, | II | |
| skìhpo | he eats things raw, | AI | |
| skìmo | Eskimo, Inuit; | AN | |
| skìpakʷ | green leaf, | INAN | |
| skíhpokat | it tastes fresh | II | |
| skíhpokəso | he tastes fresh | AI | |
| skíhαwo | he/it is raw, uncooked; fresh | AI/II | |
| skok | snake, | AN | |
| skowhike | he springs clear of the water, | AI | |
| skowtamímosi | roundleaf dogwood, | AN | |
| skowtámimin | roundleaf dogwood berry, | INAN | |
| skowta̋məwo | he is a trout; | AI | |
| skòksis | little snake, | AN | |
| skòwtam | brooktrout, speckled trout ⟨sciname⟩(Salvelinus fontinalis Mitchill)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| skóhʷαpo | he guards, watches, does sentry duty, | AI | |
| skókihkənahkʷ | painted terrapin, | AN | |
| skókimin | pokeberry, pigeon berry, | INAN | |
| skówhikan | fish ladder, device for taking anadromous leaping fish (especially Atlantic salmon), | INAN | |
| skʷàmekʷ | Atlantic salmon ⟨sciname⟩(Salmo salar L.)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| skʷáhtehso | he glances off the water (animal), | AI | |
| skʷáhtehsən | it glances off the water, it skips on the water, riccochetes (as a rock) | II | |
| skʷeskʷ | she-bear, female bear, | AN | |
| skʷèhkikʷ | female of any small mammal (seal, otter, etc.), | AN | |
| skʷèhkikʷs | female seal (also otter, mink, beaver, muskrat), | AN | |
| skʷèhkənahkʷ | female turtle, | AN | |
| skʷèhle | hen, female bird, | AN | |
| skʷèhsəm | bitch, female dog, wolf, vixen, | AN | |
| skʷèmekʷ | female fish, | AN | |
| skʷèson | 1) wampum string, 2) narrow belt, | INAN | |
| skʷésontakʷ | thread, | AN | |
| skʷéwtəmohs | N. Swamp Woman: a benevolent female sprite who lived alone in the swampy wilderness and aided distressed hunters and tr | AN | |
| skʷən | liver, | INAN | |
| skʷətayi- | coals | pren. | |
| skʷətáyi-pəkʷ | ashes (from a fire) | INAN | |
| skʷətélahkʷəte | it glows (as an ember) | II | |
| skʷətéwahpəskʷ | 1) quartz, quartzite, 2) firestone, | INAN | |
| skʷətéwənikan | fireplace, hearth, | INAN | |
| skʷətéwαməkʷ | ash, | INAN | |
| skʷətéwαpo | 1) firewater, 2) alcoholic liquor | INAN | |
| skʷətéwαpəkʷ | soot, | INAN | |
| skʷə̀lαnəskʷ | morel, | INAN | |
| skʷə̀nine | he has liver disease, cirrhosis, | AI | |
| skʷə̀pehso | he glides on the water (bird, duck) | AI | |
| skʷə̀te | fire, | INAN | |
| skʷə̀tes | redstart ⟨sciname⟩(Setophaga ruticilla L.)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| skʷὰmo | he glances on the water, he riccochetes (propelled object) | AI | |
| skʷάlahkʷem | bow or stern plate of canoe, | INAN | |
| skʷάyi | at, on the end; | pc. | |
| skὰwe | he shouts a warning, | AI | |
| skάhαkan | forked pole, stake, | INAN | |
| sohkahtáwehle | the petals (of a flower) gradually fall | II | |
| sohkalókihle | 1) he/it disintegrates, decomposed | AI/II | |
| sohkátawe | the petals (of a flower) fall apart | II | |
| sohkihátike | he tears down, dismantles, | AI | |
| sohsólsəli | white-throated sparrow ⟨sciname⟩(Zonotrichia albicóllis Gmelin)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| sokahkʷəpékʷtehsən | it flows in a slow quantity of liquid, it flows as a small drop, it drips slowly; | II | |
| sokáhkʷəpehle | he/it spills, | AI/II | |
| sokáhtehsən | it falls out, falls out and strikes, it tips over, upsets | II | |
| sokálαpan | † cake, | AN | |
| sokəlάnikʷe | he has rain in the face, | AI | |
| sokəlάnohke | he makes rain, he is making rain; | AI | |
| sokəlάnohso | there is a rain shower, | II | |
| sokαpekíhposo | he (AN object) sprinkles, | AI | |
| sokάnike | he pours, | AI | |
| sopáwəhoso | he smooths his (own) hair down, wears his hair smooth, | AI | |
| sopekʷíhlehso | Scoter (3 species) ⟨sciname⟩(Melanitta deglandi Bonaparte)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| sopékʷehle | the water glides | II | |
| sopékʷihle | 1) sea bird, 2) scoter (not species specific), | AN | |
| sopékʷihpən | stalk sea squirt, sea potatoe ⟨sciname⟩(Boltenia ovifera)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| sopékʷino | coast dweller, | AN | |
| sopékʷiye | it belongs to the seashore | II | |
| sopékʷαtakʷ | white spruce, sea spruce (⟨sciname⟩Picea glauca (Moench) Voss)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| sosep mali | Jo Mary | Pers. N. | |
| soskahkʷemákəso | he is a malformed tree | AI | |
| soskahkʷémakat | it is a malformed bush, plant, shrub | II | |
| soskáhsənikʷe | he has a malformed, or disfigured face, countenance, | AI | |
| soskíhtane | he has a malformed disfigured nose, | AI | |
| soskʷáhələkʷe | he/it turns face-up in floating, | AI/II | |
| soskʷákʷičin | he is swimming (along) on his back, | AI | |
| soskʷákʷičo | he swims on his back, | AI | |
| soskʷákʷəhan | it floats face-up, front up (stationary), | II | |
| soskʷákʷəhoke | he floats face-up, on his back, | AI | |
| soskʷiháləkʷe | he/it floats face-up in the current, | AI/II | |
| soskʷíkαpawo | he stands with his stomach pointed upward, | AI | |
| soskʷəčάkehsin | he lies facing-up with legs spread apart | AI | |
| soskάpite | he has uneven malformed teeth, | AI | |
| sòkəlαn | rain, II it rains, pours; | INAN | |
| sòlsis | silver medal, medallion, | AN | |
| sòwəhe | snow dart, | AN | |
| sóhewik | sled, | INAN | |
| sóhkihle | he/it disintegrates, comes apart, it is falling apart, is disintegrating | AI/II | |
| sóhkənike | he does breaking, picking apart (to demolish), | AI | |
| sóhskʷikan | shin bone, tibia, | INAN | |
| sókahke | he spills, spills out, | AI | |
| sókahəto | he spills things, | OTI | |
| sókalis | † piece of candy, | INAN | |
| sókəhaso | it falls out (from an enclosure) | II | |
| sókəlαnamo | he is, gets caught in the rain, is encompassed overtaken by rain, | AI | |
| sókənike | he pours, does pouring, | AI | |
| sókənipəme | he pours out oil, grease, | AI | |
| sókαčəwan | (liquid) runs out slowly, flows out slowly, oozes out | II | |
| sópəkʷ | ocean, sea, | INAN | |
| sóskahte | it is placed or positioned unevenly | II | |
| sóskiko | he is uneven, malformed, disfigured, | AI | |
| sóskikən | it is uneven, malformed | II | |
| sóskʷahte | it is placed, siturated, lies face-up, front up | II | |
| sóskʷapo | he sits upright, facing upward, right side up, | AI | |
| sóskʷi | front side up, right side up, belly up, facing up | pc. | |
| sóskʷihle | he/it falls over backwards, | AI/II | |
| sóskʷikan | tibia, shin bone, | INAN | |
| sóskʷikʷəso | he crawls face-up, | AI | |
| sóskʷəssin | he lies on his back, facing up, belly up, front side up, | AI | |
| sówəhehsis | little snow dart, glider, | AN | |
| sówəpehsin | (duck) glides on the water, on the water surface | AI | |
| spakάmkahte | the mound of sand, earth is placed high, soil is piled up high | II | |
| spàhte | it is placed high, it is tall, | II | |
| spàpo | he occupies a high position, sits on high, | AI | |
| spàtəne | there is a high hill, it is a high hill, mountain | II | |
| spáhkame | it is high; | II | |
| spáhseke | high ledge, high wall of ledge, | INAN | |
| spáskatəkʷe | he has a high forehead, brow, | AI | |
| spáskote | it is a high field, prairie, plain | II | |
| spátəneso | it is a high mountain, forms a high mountain | II | |
| spikʷákʷəhan | 1) it rises through the water to the surface, 2) it floats high on the surface, 3) it is buoyant | II | |
| spikʷi- | rise up | prev. | |
| spikʷi-pə́kətete | the smoke rises up, on height | II | |
| spikʷihptínewo | he raises his hand, | AI | |
| spikʷítəwihle | he flies up, he ascends in flight | AI | |
| spikʷαmkíminosi | beach plum tree ⟨sciname⟩(Prunus maritima Marshall)⟨/sciname⟩, | INAN | |
| spikʷάmkimin | beach plum, | INAN | |
| spikάtəhαso | he/it has long legs | AI/II | |
| spìko | he is tall, high (trees, poles) | AI | |
| spìkən | it is high | II | |
| spìtəme | the water is high, it is deep water | II | |
| spíhtəkʷe | it is a deep river | II | |
| spíkohse | he climbs stairs, steps, rocks, | AI | |
| spíkʷihle | he goes up, rises, | AI | |
| spíkʷənike | he holds on high, | AI | |
| spíkʷαmke | it is a high beach, | II | |
| spíkʷαpo | he looks up, overhead, on high, | AI | |
| spíkʷαtawe | he is climbing high, climbing to a height, | AI | |
| spíkαpawo | he is tall (certain animals only: deer, moose, caribou, bird), | AI | |
| spítəwihle | he flies high | AI | |
| spòhse | he is tall (certain animals only: dog, bear, cat), | AI | |
| spəmkə́lehle | it blazes high | II | |
| spətαpáməkʷe | it is twilight (of dawn or evening), it is half light, it is discernible in the daylight | II | |
| spə̀mi | upward, heavenward | pc. | |
| spə̀mki | the land above, a high land above where one is; | INAN | |
| spə̀mək | above | pc. | |
| spə̀tayi | during the day, by day, daily; | pc. | |
| spə̀te | it is day, it is daylight | SII | |
| spə̀telαn | there is rain in the day | II | |
| spə̀tesse | he walks, travels by day, | AI | |
| spαkkáyi | along the elevation of land, bank, knoll, slope | pc. | |
| spαkʷάləyake | there is a high snow-drift, it is a high, deep snowdrift | II | |
| spαmkáhike | he piles the earth high, | AI | |
| spαmkάhαso | it is mounded high, the soil is piled high, | II | |
| spαpékihle | he swings high, | AI | |
| spαsáhko | it is morning, | II | |
| spὰkke | the bank, slope hill is high, it is a high hill, bank | II | |
| spὰkki | at the high hill, bank | pc. | |
| spὰso | he is awake, | AI | |
| spὰtəwe | he has a high-pitched voice, | AI | |
| spάkame | it is a deep lake, it is a high lake | II | |
| spάkáwehsən | there is high water, the tide or water level is high | II | |
| spάkʷahte | the snow is deep, the snow is drifted high; | II | |
| spάləyake | there is a high (deep) depth of snow; | II | |
| spάsəwi | in the morning, during the morning, | pc. | |
| spάtawe | he is a high climber, does high climbing, | AI | |
| səkakʷílαkam | vomitus, puke | INAN | |
| səkapihtáhike | he does slapping, | AI | |
| səkápihkəče | he (pipe) is clogged | AI | |
| səkikʷάmesko | he is a bed wetter, | AI | |
| səkʷáhikan | syrup, gravy, drippings, | INAN | |
| səkʷáhike | he sops food in gravy, syrup, | AI | |
| səkʷəskátamo | he chews, masticates, | AI | |
| səkʷəskátαso | it is chewed, | II | |
| səkʷəskéləkʷihle | the ice breaks up into pieces | II | |
| səkʷəski- | shatter, in pieces | prev. | |
| səkʷəskihátαso | it is destroyed into pieces, shattered, | II | |
| səkʷəskináhətαso | he/it is torn to pieces | AI/II | |
| səkʷəskíhtehsin | he is broken by a fall, he falls and breaks, | AI | |
| səkʷəskíhtehsən | it is broken by a fall, it falls and breaks apart | II | |
| səkʷəskínaso | he/it is cracked, cracking of his/its own accord | AI/II | |
| səkʷəskínehle | he/it is torn | AI/II | |
| səkʷəskəčákαtamo | he chews it up into fine pieces, into a pulp, | AI | |
| səkʷəskάkʷate | he cooks things to bits, fragments, | AI | |
| səkʷə́skatam | he chews to pieces, masticates, | OTI | |
| səkʷə́skekən | it is a torn fabric, a torn hide | II | |
| səkʷə́skihaso | he/it breaks apart, falls apart (by itself, but faulty construction), by quick action | AI/II | |
| səkʷə́skihle | he/it disintegrates, breakes into pieces (of its own accord) | AI/II | |
| səkʷə́skiko | he is shattered, he is in pieces, fragments | AI | |
| səkʷə́skikən | it is shattered, broken into pieces, fragmented; | II | |
| səlí-wətake | it is pliable, supple | II | |
| səspétəhαso | he is upset, troubled in mind, | AI | |
| səsséhkhaso | he does molesting, invading of privacy, | AI | |
| səssétəhαso | 1) he is distraught, perturbed, 2) he is irritable | AI | |
| səssəkʷílαkan | spit, saliva, | INAN | |
| səsəkʷíhlαkan | sputum, phlegm, | INAN | |
| sətíwαtakʷ | evergreen bough, | AN | |
| səwánəsiye | † buckshot swan-shot [English loan], | INAN | |
| səyahətimínαkan | berry sieve, sifter, | INAN | |
| səyáhətikan | sieve, | AN | |
| sə̀kako | he vomits, | AI | |
| sə̀kikʷαm | he wets the bed, he wets his bed, | OTI | |
| sə̀ko | he urinates, | AI | |
| sə̀koti | urine | INAN | |
| sə̀koto | he has, makes urine, | OTI | |
| sə̀pikʷan | tear, teardrop, tear fluid, lacrimal fluid, | INAN | |
| sə̀ssəko | he spits, | AI | |
| sə̀ssəkʷ | saliva, spit, | INAN | |
| sə̀sətomo | he keeps a secret, | AI | |
| sə̀ti | 1) evergreen or conifer tree, 2) evergreen bough, 3) evergreen needle, | AN | |
| sə̀tihke | he searches for needle boughs, gathers evergreen bough, | AI | |
| sə̀tikke | he makes a shelter of needle boughs, | AI | |
| sə̀tikkαn | evergreen shelter, bough camp, | INAN | |
| sə̀wihle | he glides on the water, | AI | |
| sə̀wαke | he soars, glides in the air by wing, | AI | |
| sə́kʷəskəsαwe | he cuts up, | AI | |
| sαkhahtákihle | he (snake, worm) squirms, wriggles into view, | AI | |
| sαkhákʷhike | he brings into view with pointed stick or wooden instrument, | II | |
| sαkhi- | emerge | prev. | |
| sαkhi-ménənohse | he walks slowly into view | AI | |
| sαkhi-nótesse | he comes outside into view; | AI | |
| sαkhi-píləkʷehle | he comes into view staggering, he staggers into view, | AI | |
| sαkhi-pəkəte | smoke arises, comes into view | II | |
| sαkhi-pάkʷahsən | the moonlight appears, the moom comes out (as at twilight) | II | |
| sαkhiláləwewo | he sticks out his tongue, | AI | |
| sαkhipákihle | he/it sprouts its leaves, | AI/II | |
| sαkhíhlαtok | the direction where the sun rises `east' | pc. loc. | |
| sαkhíhposo | he hovers into view; | AI | |
| sαkhíkαpawo | he steps into view, appears in view, shows up, | AI | |
| sαkhíkαpawo | he stands in view, | AI | |
| sαkhítəwihle | he comes forth flying [text 3] | AI | |
| sαkhə́nəmahso | he shows his penis as an insult, | AI | |
| sαkhə́česse | he appears unwelcomed, without welcome, | AI | |
| sαkhαtəpétotam | he sticks his head out, moves his head into sight, view, | OTI | |
| sαkhάləwewo | he sticks his tongue out, | AI | |
| sαkipákihle | he/it sprouts its leaves; | AI/II | |
| sαkkatéskote | it is a flat, flat-surfaced field or plain | II | |
| sαkkátehpske | it is a flat rock, flat-surfaced rock | II | |
| sαkkátekən | it is flat, level, it has a flat surface | II | |
| sαkkénskihle | he tumbles, falls out (into view), | AI | |
| sαkóhkiwi OR sαkóhkewi | a Sokoki, Saco Indian, | AN | |
| sαkəlamálsəwαkan | health | INAN | |
| sαkəláhtakat | it is a strong string, it is a rope of strength | II | |
| sαkəlámalso | he is healthy, | AI | |
| sαkəlewákəso | he (animal) has tough meat | AI | |
| sαkəli- | unyielding | prev. | |
| sαkəli-kəloso | he speaks adamantly, firmly, unyieldingly, | AI | |
| sαkəli-sénαpawo | he is a hardy, able-bodied man; | AI | |
| sαkəli-wə́lαmsətam | he is firmly/strongly believes; | OTI | |
| sαkəlíhtahso | he makes strong, tightens, | AI | |
| sαkəlíkαpawo | he stands firmly, | AI | |
| sαkəlínαkʷəso | he is fat, | AI | |
| sαkəlítəhe | he is courage, is courageous, | AI | |
| sαkəlαpáčihle | he employs a strong, firm grip, | AI | |
| sαkəlαčakohséwo | it grows thick in consistency (gravy, dough, etc.) | II | |
| sαkəlάləyake | the snow is hard, firm | II | |
| sαkʷtétəhαso | he is weary with worry, | AI | |
| sαkαpítehso | he (child) is teething, he teethes, | AI | |
| sαkάpite | he teethes, his teeth erupt, | AI | |
| sαnkayi- | without interruption or hindrance | prev. | |
| sαnkayi-péčihle | he arrives safely, | AI | |
| sαnkáyi | unhindered, without interference | pc. | |
| sαnkáyi-kəloso | he speakes without interruption, without hinderance, | AI | |
| sαnkáyitte | unhindered, uninterrupted | emp. pc. | |
| sαnkewi- | peacefully, serenely, calmly | prev. | |
| sαnkewinαkʷəsówαkan | proper conduct, conventional life, law of society | INAN | |
| sαnkewitəhάsəwαkan | tranquillity of mind, serenity, patience | INAN | |
| sαnkewí-kəloso | he speaks calmly, | AI | |
| sαnkewínαkʷat | it appears to be peaceful, tranquil | II | |
| sαnkewínαkʷəso | he conducts himself properly, leads a conventional life, he is peaceful, law-abiding, | AI | |
| sαnkewítəhαso | he is tranquil, serene of mind, patient | AI | |
| sαnkewítəpihle | he/it becomes peaceful, it transpires peacefully | AI/II | |
| sαnkéwapo | he sits peacefully, still, | AI | |
| sαnkéwihpo | he eats peacefully, | AI | |
| sαnkéwəkʷahso | he sleeps peacefully, serenely, | AI | |
| sαnkéwəpeke | it is a placid body of water (lake, river, etc.) | II | |
| sαnkéwəpeko | the water is placid | II | |
| sαnkéwəpekte | it is a motionless body of water, the water lies motionless | II | |
| sαnkéwəssin | he lies peacefully, still, without motion, | AI | |
| sαnkéwəssən | it is still, peaceful; | II | |
| sαpahkʷtáhikan | lance, | INAN | |
| sαpahkʷtáhike | he pierces with a spear, | AI | |
| sαpahkʷtélike | he pierces (with a propelled object), | AI | |
| sαpitəhαkéməsko | he trusts someone, believes in their reliability, | AI | |
| sαpitəhάməkʷəso | he is trustworthy, honest | AI | |
| sαpitəhάsəwαkan | trustworthiness | INAN | |
| sαpítəhe | he is trustful, | AI | |
| sαpítəhαkemo | he trusts, places reliance in someone, | AI | |
| sαpítəhαməkʷat | it is reliable, trustworthy | II | |
| sαpítəhαməso | he trusts himself, | AI | |
| sαpítəhαso | 1) he thinks things through, he deduces, perceives, 2) he is trusting | AI | |
| sαpolakátike | he bites a hole through, | AI | |
| sαpolawésikan | 1) internal organ of body, especially animal, 2) lung, | AN | |
| sαpóteko | he is perforated, has holes in him | AI | |
| sαpótekən | it is perforated, has a hole in it | II | |
| sαpskílokan | hip joint, ischium, acetabulum, | INAN | |
| sαpənawáhkeso | he is faithful, | AI | |
| sαsάpham | he pierces over and over, | OTI | |
| sαwanáhkiwi | 1) southerner, 2) Shawnee, | AN | |
| sαwanáhkiyo | it is southern country, land, | II | |
| sαwaníhlehso | bobolink ⟨sciname⟩(Dolichonyx oryzivorus L.)⟨/sciname⟩, | AN | |
| sαwanə́ssən | south wind, II it is a south wind, there is a south wind | INAN | |
| sαwákʷičin | he swims continuously, without stopping, to a point, | AI | |
| sαwánahki | south land, southern country, | INAN | |
| sαwánihtəkʷ | 1) south river [general term], 2) _PN_ Delaware River | INAN | |
| sαwe- | every little while, off and on, frequently | prev. | |
| sαwe-kʷakʷə́mahle | he runs steadily on, | AI | |
| sαwe-čákohke | he movers every little while, he has diarrhea | AI | |
| sαwétəhαso | he has a steady mind, is level-headed, has a retentive or progressive mind, a discerning, perceptive mind, | AI | |
| sὰkaw | instead, for the time being, reluctantly | pc. | |
| sὰkheyəss | Sunhaze Stream, | _PN_ | |
| sὰkkat | it sprouts, shoots up, | II | |
| sὰkke | it sprouts up (from the ground) | II | |
| sὰko | it comes out (as a river into a bay) | II | |
| sὰkəle | it is tough, firm, hard, solid, sturdy; | II | |
| sὰkəmα | chief, | AN | |
| sὰpham | he pierces, | OTI | |
| sάhkihle | 1) he (sun) comes into view (used for sunrise), rises, 2) he moves into view, | AI | |
| sάkhamo | he/it sticks out, projects outward, projects through, projects out of a hole; | AI/II | |
| sάkhihaso | he/it comes into view instantly, | AI/II | |
| sάkhohse | he walks into view, | AI | |
| sάkhoso | he walks into sight [M. Shay 10-9-84] | ||
| sάkhαpo | he looks out (from somewhere), | AI | |
| sάkkehle | he (tree) sprouts (from the ground) | AI | |
| sάkkαti | needle, | AN | |
| sάkohki | land where the river comes out | INAN | |
| sάktakte | it (stringy object) sticks out, protrudes, | II | |
| sάkəlahkʷat | it is a firm stick | II | |
| sάkəlahpske | there is a hard rounded object, it is a hard stone, rock | II | |
| sάkəlahte | it is placed firmly, lies firmly | II | |
| sάkəlamto | he is in sound health, hardy, | OTI | |
| sάkəlapo | he sits firmly, rigidly, | AI | |
| sάkəlatən | it is frozen solid, firm, hard | II | |
| sάkəliko | he is tough, hard, | AI | |
| sάkəlikən | it is firm, hard | II | |
| sάkəlikʷe | he/it is hard to peel, difficult to peel; | AI/II | |
| sάkəliso | he is firm, | AI | |
| sάkəlαkʷate | it is hard, tough to cook | II | |
| sάkəlαpawo | he is strong, powerful | AI | |
| sάkəlαpačo | he has a strong, firm grip, | AI | |
| sάkəmαhke | he makes, inaugurates, the chief, | AI | |
| sάkəmαskʷe | chief's wife, queen | AN | |
| sάkəmαwit | 1) one who is acting as chief, interim or provisional chief, 2) | AN | |
| sάkəmαwo | he is chief, | AI | |
| sάnkewte | it is serene, tranquil, it lies peacefully, still (circumstance, condition or object); | II | |
| sάpelətam | he is trusting, | OTI | |
| sάphame | he is sane, | AI | |
| sάphike | 1) he perforates, 2) he (bee) stings | AI | |
| sάpi | just, fairly | pc. | |
| sάpihle | he has diarrhea, | AI | |
| sάpiko | he is fair, just, trustworthy | AI | |
| sάpikən | it is just, fair, justifiable | II | |
| sάptahikan | spear, lance, | AN | |
| sάptahike | he stabs through with a knife, | AI | |
| sάpəssəmo | he takes a cathartic, purgative, | AI | |
| sάpαčəmo | he admits, tells the true facts, | AI | |
| sάwalohke | he works steadily on, progressively, | AI | |
| sάwe-psαn | there is a steady snow, it snows steadily | II | |
| sάwehle | he/it moves steadily forward, | AI/II | |
| sάwehpo | he eats steadily, | AI | |
| sάwelαn | there is a steady rain, it rains steadily | II | |
| sάwesse | he walks along without stopping, walks steadily, continuously, to a point or destination, | AI | |
| sάwihle | he/it goes continuously to a pointl or destination, | AI/II | |
| sάwipəye | he paddles continously to a point, paddles steadily on | AI | |
| sάwαke | he soars (a bird) | AI | |
| |sak-| | difficult, hard | Initial | |
| |samak-| | expand | Initial | |
| |sap-| | pound, rap | Initial | |
| |saw-| | tire | Initial | |
| |sehk-| | overcome | Initial | |
| |sehs-| | weep from pain, whine | Initial | |
| |sehsskw-| | war-whoop | Initial | |
| |sek-| | fear | Initial | |
| |sekat(e)-| | flat, levelled | Initial | |
| |sekw-| | ? | Initial | |
| |sesk-| | unaltered, brand new | Initial | |
| |sesəm-| | absolute, complete | Initial | |
| |sihk-| | ? | Initial | |
| |sihtow-| | fringe, cut strips | Initial | |
| |sik-| | dislike, be reluctant, unwilling | Initial | |
| |sikw-| | empty | Initial | |
| |sikwe-| | empty | Initial | |
| |sin-| | make dry | Initial | |
| |sip-| | pull out to length, stretch | Initial | |
| |sisal-| | sizzle | Initial | |
| |sisse-| | scatter | Initial | |
| |siw-| | weary | Initial | |
| |skαw-| | shout a warning | Initial | |
| |sohk-| | apart | Initial | |
| |sok-| | pour, spill, | Initial | |
| |sosk-| | piece by piece | Initial | |
| |soskw-| | front surfaced up, right side or front side up; | Initial | |
| |sək-| | urinate | Initial | |
| |səkahw-| | vomit | Initial | |
| |səkakw-| | vomit | Initial | |
| |səkap-| | slap | Initial | |
| |səkʷəsk-| | shatter, in pieces | Initial | |
| |səspe-| | trouble | Initial | |
| |səsse-| | ? | Initial | |
| |səssəhk-| | search | Initial | |
| |səssəkʷ-| | spit | Initial | |
| |səw-| | straighten | Initial | |
| |sαhk-| | emerge, come into view | Initial | |
| |sαkw-| | ? | Initial | |
| |sαkəl-| | firm | Initial | |
| |sαm-| | touch | Initial | |
| |sαnkew-| | relieve, console (still, placid) | Initial | |
| |sαp| | in and out | Initial | |
| |sαsαp-| | in and out, over and over | Initial |