Field Note Book Crocker Land Expedition 1913-1915 No. 51 Dictionary and Phrase Book
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5 sin-nik-ahng-ei-tow he does not sleep sin-nee-duk-a-shog he has gone to sleep sin-nik-ee-ahng-ee-toot-it? Are you not asleep? sin-ik-sha raw hide loathing silk-wa sea-pigeon si-ma-shoong-a I am happy " " shoof-in thou art " si-ma-vowq he is " sel-mik or sel-mik glacier (= ice on land) sel-mik-anah great ice (=ice cap) " " " -mi on . " shoo-a-mi I am not sure sho? Why? shoona pee-i what dost thou want? shoo-na What? shoodi always; all the time shoo-na-mik took-oo-vet What didst thou see? sha-doot-to poor. sor-loo like, similar to, as if sik-ke-nek sun suk-ah-nik-to spring (season) suk-ah-nik-ahk-hop, Kahh.sin-ni How old eobek-koon rifle last thou? soom-na those things sen-na-eé-ah I make it sen-na-gah he made it- si-mung-eé-to he is sad; not happy. dee-nik-tong-a I sleep " " toot-in thou sleepest