Sathaghyonnishon, thou art of the Wolf clan. Tahionni, one of the Wolf clan.
Senirighwisaanonghkwe, ye two were the founders. See Sewarighwisaanonghkwe.
Seniyatagweniyohkwe, ye two were the principals. See Jadakweniyu; the affix kwe indicates the past tense.
Sewarighwisaanonghkwe [sewarihwisahanonkwe], ye established, ye were the founders. From karihwa, q. v., and gason, B., to finish, to consummate. Garihwisaani, B., to accomplish a work, to complete a business.
Sewatarighwakhaonghkwe, ye were combined in the work, ye joined heartily in the business. From karihwa, (q. v.) and gagaon, B., to find good; gariheagáon, B., to like the affair.
Seweghne [sewenghne], ye said. En, B., to say.
Seweghniserathagh, for a time, lit, for a day. See Weghniserade.
Seweryenghskwe, ye who were comrades. (?) Probably from Oeri, C., friend, comrade,—here a verb in the imperfect tense.
Shehaweh [shehawa], thy child, or children. See Rohhawah.
Shekonh, yet, still. Sekon, C., still, moreover.