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380 stand, to -wcs-

he stood ready to pound nawet8nulxo^y,ne' (see -nul-)

he stood still n^tWisqa^gTie' (se© -WiS-) star aaUclno^JioSy '(e)ln(/hoSf -Inohoyjs

how many stars? klaqsa'lno^ho's (see -Inohoy/s) start, to tshnafxe' (see -axe'), -hutscn-

to start away from speaker Ulcn- pr.

to start towards speaker tslck- pr.

to start a fire -tsuh^

fire started qanaqlmak.lmq/ohu^pse' (see r-haq/ma-)

he started running no'tsinqkupeh^me'h (see -Tiutsm-)

he started up river Utcnaltsaqajwfxe' (see tsaqan-) starve, to -yanxu- *

he is starving sakno'^ktse'k

starving, although having a fish trap ksano'^ktsiycnh^tsqa (see sakTio'^ktse'k, -kctsqa) stay, to 'itwi8{qay, -itwets-

to stay over night -yiksL^le'k, '?iahup(maln(/mne')

he staid qaosaqa e' (see qa- pr.)

he staid there sa.oaaqafoTie' (^^e «ao-), qaosaqa^ne' (see goo-) steal, to -ay- stealthily ats- pr. steam a^'iba^no^atoifeo*^^* C steep, to be -yaqile^ety stem of tobacco plant a^ke^nqo'l stick aakenqla^wo'kj Gakanka^wokj a^ahts

stick into, to -apakltn-

to stick on -tlapts-

he stuck it on tiaptslak/n'e' (see -Jbn)

legs stick out tunwakakeswds'a^qlane' (see -to^te-)

his two legs stuck out tunwakahswi'WafqIne' (see tunwor,

it stuck out a little sq/ma'^wi'tslinqla'^^ntse' (see -qlTna'] still upskil'j sakd-j pr.

he is still angry 8d>hUa'nclwe^yne' (see so^n-, 5aib^2-) stingy -upjydlei- stock of gun ttakuklpwu C stockings aakal/kna'm stomach -tf;wm

of partridge aakoa^pla stone nw^^(6y), -nit^^*-

flat stone aahktslWnuk (see -tslla-)

gray stone aaquxma^nuk (see [-gityma-])

rough, sharp stone aaklarvu/le'k

white stone aakrrunuqWnuk (see -nuqlum-)

burnt stones aaq!onoko' no^k^ey

flat stones aahnuq/loy^nuk

sharp stones aaklanoko' ^ 'k!a{nc/Jco')

sharp, flat stones aahnuq/la'nu^k/V'e'n (see -nvqlla-) stop (intransitive), to ^^t^;s(ga)-, 'UwdB', 'ctqa' (see -^t-), -gogof-

he stops gogcwi/n'fi* (see -gaga«-) stopped, noise g/a2u^.2«./t^e' stout -a^ straight, to be