Stiwiti, 8tr, sb. n. enduring, en-
durance, patience. 2 Cor. 1. 6;

6. 4; 2 Th. 1. 4.
Stodeins*, stodjan*; see standan.
Stojan, vb, (pt. U stauida), to

judge, Lu. 6. 37; 7. 43; 19.
2i?. From staua.
Stol8, sir, sb, m, a stool, seat,

throne. Mat. 5. 31; Lu. 1. 32.
I)er. staua-stols. [G. stuhl -^ D.
Stoma, wk, sb. m. substantial
grounds, sound cause, 'confi-
dence' (A. v.), 2 Cor. 9. 4;
11. 17.
Stoth, stood; from standan.
Straujan, vb. to strew, straw,
Mk. 11. 8; to prepare, Mk. 14.
15. Der. uf-. [G. streuen; D.
strooijenJi

Stkiks, str, sb. m, a stroke, flour-
ish of the pen, a tittle. Mat. 5.
18. [6. strich; D. streeL]

Stubjus, str. sb, m. dust, Lu. 10.
11. [G. staub; D. sto/,]

Stuggkws* sb* a hit. Der, bi-
stuggkws. From stiggkwan.
SuKWNS, str. sb. m. the stomach,
1 Tim. 5. 23.
SuKWON*, vb. to season; see ga-
sukwon. Cf. supon.
SuLJA, str, sb, /. a sole of a
shoe, a sandal, Mk. 6. 9. Der.
ga-suljan. [G. sohle; D. zool]

SuMAN, adv, once, on a time,
Rom. 11. 30; Gal. 1. 23; £ph.
2. 3; partly, in part, 1 Cpr. 13.
9. From sums.
Sums, adj, (/, suma, n. suoiata),
some one, some, Mat. 9. 3; 27.
47; one, Mk. 14.43; — bi sumata,
in part, Rom. 11. 35; — sums —
sumsuh, the pne^ — the other,
Mk. 12. 5; Bom- 9. 21, Der.
Sl^ndko, ado, asunder, alone, pri-
vately, Mk. 4. 10; 7. 33; Lu.
9. 10. [G. sonder; D. zonder,]

SuNis% adj, sooth, true. Der.
sunja, sunjaba, sunjai-fritbaa,
sunjeins. sunjon, ga-sunjon, sun-
jons. [E. sooth?]

Sunja, ado, soothly, verily, truly,
Lu. 9. 27; Jo. 17. 3.
