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summit káhtkôwi NI a summit or high place, the top of a hill káhtôpskáwuk NI the top of a rock, the summit of a cliff or crag kusáhkôy NI a summit, point of rock or earth, a crag, “high hill”
summon wihkum- VTA he calls him, summons him
sun kisusq NA sun pátôhtá- VII it is sunrise, the sun rises
Sunday nisôskuqunakat VII it is seven days, a week, it is Sunday
sunrise pátôhtá- VII it is sunrise, the sun rises wôpan- VII it is sunrise, dawn
sunset wayô- VII it is sunset, sundown
superior aniyá- VAI he exceeds, is beyond, superior to kihcu- VII it is chief, principal, superior
supper wuyôkpuwu- VAI he eats supper
supper ‘evening eating’ wuyôkpuwôk NI supper ‘evening eating’
supplication wuw’i INTERJ of sorrow, of supplication, of wishing (Oh! that it were!)
sure mohci ADV certainly, sure, definitely
surface waskici PREP on the surface of, over, above, upon
surpass ayi- INIT better, more, it exceeds, surpasses
surround qunupáhto- VTI it encompasses, surrounds, turns itself around or upside-down
swallow -qutôk NI DEP throat ‘what one swallows with’ qutam- VTI he swallows it
swamp cáq NI swamp, marsh
swan wiqáhsh NA swan
sweat pisupá- VAI he goes to sweat in a sweatlodge
sweatlodge pisupá- VAI he goes to sweat in a sweatlodge pisupôk NI sweatlodge
sweep cikham-₁ VTA he sweeps him cikham-₂ VTI he sweeps it
sweet wikáyuwôk NI a sweet, something sweet wiksapákat- VII it is sweet
swim pumôsuwi- VAI he swims