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sintanisɪ́ntanípl.sintaksɪ́ntáknom. pl.sɪntákn.1a male or female loversynparsintan2a relationship term used between women whose husbands are of the same age-set or clan, or between sisters-in-law3a relationship term used between women who are close friends, regardless of age or clancflang'ata3menyei
sing'ataresɪ́ŋátaɾɛnom. sg.sɪŋátaɾɛn.f.a trip to a saltlickEchomo suom sing'atare.The cattle went to the saltlick.cflboliei
sing'atesɪŋátɛsɪ́ŋatɛn.f.1craving for tobacco, teaKaata sing'ate e majani.I'm craving tea.2craving for salt, in animals
sinyatisɪɲátipl.sinyatsɪɲátnom. sg.sɪ́ɲatinom. pl.sɪ́ɲatadj.holy
sinyatichosɪ́ɲáticosinyatisɪɲáticon.f.holiness
siogasi̩ó̩gapl.sioganisi̩o̩ganínom. sg.sí̩o̩ganom. pl.sí̩o̩ganín.f.hat, now commonly called nkopiyia (Sw.)
siomosiomôfr. var.siemopl.siomonsiomônnom. sg.síómonom. pl.síómonn.m.rainbow
sioojsɪ́ɔ̩́ɔ̩́ʄpl.sioojisɪ́ó̩ó̩ʄînom. sg.sɪɔ̩ɔ̩́ʄnom. pl.sɪo̩o̩ʄîn.m.dwarf mongooseHelogale parvula
siorotosí̩ó̩ɾótóa-sioyosi̩o̩ɾotón.f.rush
siotesí̩o̩tepl.siotensi̩ó̩tennom. sg.sí̩ó̩tenom. pl.sí̩o̩ténn.f.lid to a containercfsoote
sipsíppl.sipisípinom. sg.sípnom. pl.sípín.m.shoulder, scapula
sipatasɪ́pátáa-sipsɪpatán.f.1confirmed truth2(eccl.) righteousness, truth (in some contexts)cfndedei
sipilsɪpɪ́lpl.sipilisipilínom. sg.sɪ́pɪlnom. pl.sípilín.f.blade section of a spearsipil e mpereblade of spearsipil e lmurrathe tip of the penis
sipil e ltaucompd.apex of heart
sipisip1sɪ́pɪsɪ́pa-sipadv.sure, certainKayielo sipisip.I know it for sure.
sipisipisipísipîpl.sipisip2sɪpɪ́sɪpnom. sg.sípisipînom. pl.sɪ́pɪsɪpn.f.1fat found below animal skin2medicinal sap of a tree
sir(i)kosír(í)kosíɾ(í)kon.m.the staggers, i.e. a fatal disease of goats characterized by madness, it is caused by worms in the brain
sir(i)peleisɪr(ɪ)pɛlɛ̂ɪ̂pl.sir(i)pelensɪr(ɪ)pɛlɛ̂nnom. sg.sɪ́r(ɪ́)pɛlɛ̂ɪ̂nom. pl.sɪ́r(ɪ́)pɛlɛ̂nn.f.superb starlingSpreo superbusThe superb starling is very common in Samburu homesteads.
siraisɪ́ɾá̩ɪ̩́pl.sirainsɪɾa̩ɪ̩́nn.m.a succulent spec., with hard leaves and milk insideEuphorbia candelabrum
siramsíɾampl.siramisíɾaminom. sg.síɾâmnom. pl.síɾámin.f.lesser kuduTragelaphus imberbis
siransɪɾánnom. sg.sɪ́ɾann.f.morningsiran e ltomevery early morning (when the elephants are active), around 4-5 a.m.Siran is around 6-11 a.m.
sirata1sɪ́ɾátáa-sirpl.siratsɪɾátn.f.writing
sirata2sɪ́ɾatan.m.an open plain in the forest
sirayosɪɾajɔ́pl.sirayonsɪɾajɔ̂nnom. sg.sɪ́ɾajɔ́nom. pl.sɪ́ɾajɔ̂nn.m.1vulturine guinea fowlAcryllium vulturinum2a long feather that warriors put on their head, originally from the guinea fowl but nowadays any feather of right sizecfnkeresire
siretsɪɾɛ́tpl.siretasɪɾɛ́tanom. sg.sɪ́ɾɛtnom. pl.sɪ́ɾatan.f.1fat found in the entrails of an animal around kidneys, liver, intestines2belly fat


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sintanisɪ́ntanípl.sintaksɪ́ntáknom. pl.sɪntákn.1a male or female loversynparsintan2a relationship term used between women whose husbands are of the same age-set or clan, or between sisters-in-law3a relationship term used between women who are close friends, regardless of age or clancflang'ata3menyei
sing'ataresɪ́ŋátaɾɛnom. sg.sɪŋátaɾɛn.f.a trip to a saltlickEchomo suom sing'atare.The cattle went to the saltlick.cflboliei
sing'atesɪŋátɛsɪ́ŋatɛn.f.1craving for tobacco, teaKaata sing'ate e majani.I'm craving tea.2craving for salt, in animals
sinyatisɪɲátipl.sinyatsɪɲátnom. sg.sɪ́ɲatinom. pl.sɪ́ɲatadj.holy
sinyatichosɪ́ɲáticosinyatisɪɲáticon.f.holiness
siogasi̩ó̩gapl.sioganisi̩o̩ganínom. sg.sí̩o̩ganom. pl.sí̩o̩ganín.f.hat, now commonly called nkopiyia (Sw.)
siomosiomôfr. var.siemopl.siomonsiomônnom. sg.síómonom. pl.síómonn.m.rainbow
sioojsɪ́ɔ̩́ɔ̩́ʄpl.sioojisɪ́ó̩ó̩ʄînom. sg.sɪɔ̩ɔ̩́ʄnom. pl.sɪo̩o̩ʄîn.m.dwarf mongooseHelogale parvula
siorotosí̩ó̩ɾótóa-sioyosi̩o̩ɾotón.f.rush
siotesí̩o̩tepl.siotensi̩ó̩tennom. sg.sí̩ó̩tenom. pl.sí̩o̩ténn.f.lid to a containercfsoote
sipsíppl.sipisípinom. sg.sípnom. pl.sípín.m.shoulder, scapula
sipatasɪ́pátáa-sipsɪpatán.f.1confirmed truth2(eccl.) righteousness, truth (in some contexts)cfndedei
sipilsɪpɪ́lpl.sipilisipilínom. sg.sɪ́pɪlnom. pl.sípilín.f.blade section of a spearsipil e mpereblade of spearsipil e lmurrathe tip of the penis
sipil e ltaucompd.apex of heart
sipisip1sɪ́pɪsɪ́pa-sipadv.sure, certainKayielo sipisip.I know it for sure.
sipisipisipísipîpl.sipisip2sɪpɪ́sɪpnom. sg.sípisipînom. pl.sɪ́pɪsɪpn.f.1fat found below animal skin2medicinal sap of a tree
sir(i)kosír(í)kosíɾ(í)kon.m.the staggers, i.e. a fatal disease of goats characterized by madness, it is caused by worms in the brain
sir(i)peleisɪr(ɪ)pɛlɛ̂ɪ̂pl.sir(i)pelensɪr(ɪ)pɛlɛ̂nnom. sg.sɪ́r(ɪ́)pɛlɛ̂ɪ̂nom. pl.sɪ́r(ɪ́)pɛlɛ̂nn.f.superb starlingSpreo superbusThe superb starling is very common in Samburu homesteads.
siraisɪ́ɾá̩ɪ̩́pl.sirainsɪɾa̩ɪ̩́nn.m.a succulent spec., with hard leaves and milk insideEuphorbia candelabrum
siramsíɾampl.siramisíɾaminom. sg.síɾâmnom. pl.síɾámin.f.lesser kuduTragelaphus imberbis
siransɪɾánnom. sg.sɪ́ɾann.f.morningsiran e ltomevery early morning (when the elephants are active), around 4-5 a.m.Siran is around 6-11 a.m.
sirata1sɪ́ɾátáa-sirpl.siratsɪɾátn.f.writing
sirata2sɪ́ɾatan.m.an open plain in the forest
sirayosɪɾajɔ́pl.sirayonsɪɾajɔ̂nnom. sg.sɪ́ɾajɔ́nom. pl.sɪ́ɾajɔ̂nn.m.1vulturine guinea fowlAcryllium vulturinum2a long feather that warriors put on their head, originally from the guinea fowl but nowadays any feather of right sizecfnkeresire
siretsɪɾɛ́tpl.siretasɪɾɛ́tanom. sg.sɪ́ɾɛtnom. pl.sɪ́ɾatan.f.1fat found in the entrails of an animal around kidneys, liver, intestines2belly fat


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sintanisɪ́ntanípl.sintaksɪ́ntáknom. pl.sɪntákn.1a male or female loversynparsintan2a relationship term used between women whose husbands are of the same age-set or clan, or between sisters-in-law3a relationship term used between women who are close friends, regardless of age or clancflang'ata3menyei
sing'ataresɪ́ŋátaɾɛnom. sg.sɪŋátaɾɛn.f.a trip to a saltlickEchomo suom sing'atare.The cattle went to the saltlick.cflboliei
sing'atesɪŋátɛsɪ́ŋatɛn.f.1craving for tobacco, teaKaata sing'ate e majani.I'm craving tea.2craving for salt, in animals
sinyatisɪɲátipl.sinyatsɪɲátnom. sg.sɪ́ɲatinom. pl.sɪ́ɲatadj.holy
sinyatichosɪ́ɲáticosinyatisɪɲáticon.f.holiness
siogasi̩ó̩gapl.sioganisi̩o̩ganínom. sg.sí̩o̩ganom. pl.sí̩o̩ganín.f.hat, now commonly called nkopiyia (Sw.)
siomosiomôfr. var.siemopl.siomonsiomônnom. sg.síómonom. pl.síómonn.m.rainbow
sioojsɪ́ɔ̩́ɔ̩́ʄpl.sioojisɪ́ó̩ó̩ʄînom. sg.sɪɔ̩ɔ̩́ʄnom. pl.sɪo̩o̩ʄîn.m.dwarf mongooseHelogale parvula
siorotosí̩ó̩ɾótóa-sioyosi̩o̩ɾotón.f.rush
siotesí̩o̩tepl.siotensi̩ó̩tennom. sg.sí̩ó̩tenom. pl.sí̩o̩ténn.f.lid to a containercfsoote
sipsíppl.sipisípinom. sg.sípnom. pl.sípín.m.shoulder, scapula
sipatasɪ́pátáa-sipsɪpatán.f.1confirmed truth2(eccl.) righteousness, truth (in some contexts)cfndedei
sipilsɪpɪ́lpl.sipilisipilínom. sg.sɪ́pɪlnom. pl.sípilín.f.blade section of a spearsipil e mpereblade of spearsipil e lmurrathe tip of the penis
sipil e ltaucompd.apex of heart
sipisip1sɪ́pɪsɪ́pa-sipadv.sure, certainKayielo sipisip.I know it for sure.
sipisipisipísipîpl.sipisip2sɪpɪ́sɪpnom. sg.sípisipînom. pl.sɪ́pɪsɪpn.f.1fat found below animal skin2medicinal sap of a tree
sir(i)kosír(í)kosíɾ(í)kon.m.the staggers, i.e. a fatal disease of goats characterized by madness, it is caused by worms in the brain
sir(i)peleisɪr(ɪ)pɛlɛ̂ɪ̂pl.sir(i)pelensɪr(ɪ)pɛlɛ̂nnom. sg.sɪ́r(ɪ́)pɛlɛ̂ɪ̂nom. pl.sɪ́r(ɪ́)pɛlɛ̂nn.f.superb starlingSpreo superbusThe superb starling is very common in Samburu homesteads.
siraisɪ́ɾá̩ɪ̩́pl.sirainsɪɾa̩ɪ̩́nn.m.a succulent spec., with hard leaves and milk insideEuphorbia candelabrum
siramsíɾampl.siramisíɾaminom. sg.síɾâmnom. pl.síɾámin.f.lesser kuduTragelaphus imberbis
siransɪɾánnom. sg.sɪ́ɾann.f.morningsiran e ltomevery early morning (when the elephants are active), around 4-5 a.m.Siran is around 6-11 a.m.
sirata1sɪ́ɾátáa-sirpl.siratsɪɾátn.f.writing
sirata2sɪ́ɾatan.m.an open plain in the forest
sirayosɪɾajɔ́pl.sirayonsɪɾajɔ̂nnom. sg.sɪ́ɾajɔ́nom. pl.sɪ́ɾajɔ̂nn.m.1vulturine guinea fowlAcryllium vulturinum2a long feather that warriors put on their head, originally from the guinea fowl but nowadays any feather of right sizecfnkeresire
siretsɪɾɛ́tpl.siretasɪɾɛ́tanom. sg.sɪ́ɾɛtnom. pl.sɪ́ɾatan.f.1fat found in the entrails of an animal around kidneys, liver, intestines2belly fat


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