íšɨmlaytk ‘sein fish’.
742 terms start with “s”
Seize
nɨ́p ‘get, take, grab, hold’ (bound root); wɨ́np ‘get, take, grab, nab, arrest; receive, buy, hold’.
Seldom
palísxam ‘infrequently, rarely’.
Select
sáp̓awi ‘choose, separate out, sort’.
Selfish
qnɨ́pni ‘selfish with food, eating so much that others are deprived’.
Sell
atáyma ‘trade, vend’.
Send
šapáwina ’cause to go, drive’; šapáwiyanawi ‘have arrive’; šapáˀaš ‘let in, send in, corral’; šapáwatkʷna ‘send to battle’; šapánknin ‘send around, pass around’; šapáwaax̣ʷaami ‘send up in the air (as in a balloon)’; tamčášanawtq̓ʷi ‘send with’; šapáwaanayt ‘send out, banish’.
Sense
táwyak ‘feel the presence of, sense a presence’.
Separate
páa ‘be separate’ (bound root); wáapaa ‘veer off the road, separate (as of a road forking in two directions)’; páwiyapaa ‘part, fork’.
Separate
šápwaapaa; čápaa ‘separate, sort’; nákpaa ‘separate out, distribute’; wiyápux̣n ‘scatter, disperse, separate’; čáqʷłk ‘pull apart, divide into sections’; anákʷti ‘leave a spouse, divorce, separate’; íkʷstɨmi ‘separate out and put away as for medicine dance’; sáp̓awi ‘choose, separate out, select, sort’; ták̓ʷič ‘pull apart, separate dried meat or other clumps of stuff’; wiyápux̣n ‘scatter, disperce’.
Separated
nákpaani ‘divided, distributed, apportioned’.
Separately
xáaw.
Separation
awttpamá ‘area to separate oneself when someone dies’.
Serenade
qlíwawya ‘serenade, sing by the tepee door to encourage those within to come out and join in’.
Serenity
haˀáywit ‘peacefulness, tranquility’.
Servant
mɨ́taš ‘servant, slave’.
Serve
šapátkʷata ‘feed (people), have eat’.
Service
súlcas ‘soldier, veteran, army, military service’; wáašat ‘dancing, dance, religious service with dance’.
Serviceberry
ččáa ‘Amelanchier alnifolia‘; kkáasu ‘serviceberry bush’.
Set
pátuki ‘set up, placed’.