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small intestineaanzr muk'uninthe part of the intestine between the stomach and the large intestine where digestion of food and most absorption of nutrients takes placeMishi di'eyo bs'ufo anzr muk'utsne.The final digestion system occurs in small intestine.
smartarada1adjquick thinking;cleverNa'an arada.He is smart.
smearuravto rub substance over evenly by smashing itMaamit búts ur ura bi'am.Mamit goes to smear the thrashing-ground.
smellshiink'avthe sense of smell, nose actionKano mish sháák'o shiink'ere.The dog smells food.beehananimals and persons' natural smellEeyishots granzi beeho shisht giiferno.The goats trembled as they sensed the smell of the hyena.
smellgoofa2ndisgusting smell of a rotten meatMeetso zambilots epeyat b'jintsotse goofutsere.The meat had a bad smell due to staying in the shopping bag.
smithingt'eshavkicking forcefully with a hammer on the hot iron to shape itBira b't'eshir.He is smithing the iron.
smokes'úwáncloudy fumes from fire, tiny particles from burningsS'úwán ewkneya b'weyir?Where is that smoke coming from?gúdavprocess of flavoring or changing ordorHambets kooc' tgaaguro gúdo taan geyituwe.I shall smoke my beehive tonight.
smoothank'a1adjnot having a rough or uneven surfaceTahan ayidek' ank'a.The cloth is very smooth.
smotheraantutuwavrestricked breathingNa'o súwón aantutuwere.The boy was smothering because of the smoke.
snagkareyavto get caught on, hung on a sharpen materialsNa'o wos'fets t'ugats garewutsere.He got snagged on a sharpen obstacle.
snailk'óónt'anslimy slugs, small slow moving creature with retractable feetK'ont'ik'óólo joosha bí'ayefo.Snails reproduce in the rainy season.
snail shellk'óónt'ik'óólanhard fibrous covering of the snailK'óónt'o b'beefo k'óónt'i k'óólotsa.Snails live in their shell.
snakedawunzana long, thin creature without legsBodanitse dawunzo fa'e.There is a snake in the grass.1.6.1.3.1Snake
snakedats doonzana long, thin creature without legs and with venomous fangsDasti donzo bodotse taan gisheere.A snake chased me in the forest.
snakebameenzankind of snakeBameenzo gond dawuzi naara.Bameezo is a dangerous kind of snake.
snarlguuma2vgrowling noiseKano b'ganok tt'iine guumre.The dog snarled when I got closer to him.
snatchfót'avto take something by forceUump'etso bmobayliyo bkíshotse fot'dek' wos'ogedk'rere.The thief snatched her mobile and ran.záfavtake quickly with forceS'áhu baak na'o záfera.Hawk snatched away your chicken.
sneezehed'ishavexplosion of air cause by a tickle in the nasal cavityT'úw jámo hed'ishrona b́gats.He has been sneezing the whole night.
snitchlumava person who tells someone unsolicited information with intent of causing troubleAyots tkeewo dek'rno, badotsmo tlumiruwok'owa boosh bi'are.Most accepted me but some thought I was snitching.
snoretokr kaaravbreathe noisily while sleep, soft palate vibrationB'k'ee taawo tokra bkaarefo.He always snores when he sleeps.
snorting tobaccosiink'aniyantaken tobacco through the noseSiink'aniyo shiink'ere.He snorted the tobacco.
sobéreadvused for starting a new subject or introducing a questionBére eege neesh tik'ali?So what did I do to you?
so be itdanreadjthat which happens because of not aadhering to adviceDan dihiri tkeewo shiyatse etatnisha ní'am.When you get hurt, so be it. You were warned.
soakgupavplacing of something into water to make moistJóko aatsots gupo neen geyiyituwe.He must soak his rope before use.
soapsamúnancleaning agent, powder or bar formSamún kéwa tí'amir.I am going to get soap from the store.