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Sahonáhton’se Tsi Ratinákere'
They lost their home
Sahotì:nhien’se’
They (plural mixed, men) lost a bat, stick, batter, stick player
Sahshakorihwarákwahte'
He expelled them for good
Sakerihwará:ko
I left it for good (a job, residence, organization)
Sáhthare’
You are talking
Saionkeri’wanontonnión:hahse’
She asked me repeatedly
Sanónhkwis
Your hair
Satkahráien’
You have a black eye (your eye was struck)
Sénha keweién:te’
I’m more skillful, expert, proficient in doing something
Sewatátenonhkwe’
Your relatives (plural)
Sewakatathrewáhton
I’m sorry
Sewatié:rens
Sometimes
Shah thihotatón:ni
He is (was) quiet
Sewatosèn:tshera
One dozen
Sha’íheie’
When she died
Sha’kanónhsa
The same house
Sha’karì:wa's
Same matters, issues
Shakotiriohátie’
They were killing them (along)
Shakotsterístha’
Bothering (he bothers them/her/someone)
Sha’tekaniatarí:hen
Half the lake, mid-lake
Sha’tekanonhsí:hen
In the middle of the house
Sha’té:kon iawén:re niiatiòn:ne’
There were 18 of us (plural exclusive)
Sha’tetionkení:ien'
We (dual) are the same age
Sha’tewenhni’tí:hen
In the middle of the month
Sha’tontá:ke’
When i came back
Shetewaià:ta
We (incl. plural) are the same
Shiahà:kewe’
When I arrived there
Shiwakatehiahróntie’
When I was growing up
Shotatén:ron
He is the last one left
Shonkwa’nihkénha
Our (plural) late father
Shonsaióhserate’
The following year
Shontkenhnhò:kten’
When the summer ended
Shontóhetste’’
When it passed
Shontontáhsawen’
When it started/began
Shontoriáhtiht
Let them leave (plural mixed group)
Shonkwaia’tíson’
The Creator
Shontenhniserohetstánion’
When the days passed, as time passed
Skahiatónhsera
One book
Skanake’tátshon
One dollar bill at a time, one birch bark at a time
Sénhak
Anyway
Skanèn:ra
One group, crowd, herd, company
Skaniatará:ti
Lachine
Skatathrewahtánions
I’m sorry, I apolagize
Skátne
Together
Skátne wa’tkeninónniahkwe’
They (dual female) danced together
Skatsi’é:ra
Golden eagle
Sonke’nikónhrhen’
I forgot
Sontio’ténhsera'’
I went back to work