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Sasay'ga Handsome
Shenargussey Such
Sug'germarsh Quiet; all is quiet
Shyyár, or shar'shyyár Past, or gone, or done
Squibby, or Osquibby Drunk
Sparchtay Thirsty, or dry
Sharshyar' newebens To arrive by water
Squittyar'bach To burn
Sug'gersoy To smoke a pipe
Squabeech To swim
Serpar'gussey To shew
Stootewar, or nondágaitch To hear
Squamích To run
Sharshyyár Long since

Taguámissey, or haguámissey Courage
Tonbin'gesay Noise
Tunnoc'kay Country
Teakíagun Gun worms
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Tarbátch Hips
Tootooshonarbo Milk, or sap of the breast
Tam'mikquoin Spoon
Tarbinnáck Indian slay
Tarbishár Thunder
Talon'jay Blue
Tarwar'chewort Toes
Thurensera Dawn of day
Tarpoach Voice, or the echo of the breath
Tabiscoach Equal, or alike