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ákʷitən

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canoe,

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PenobscotEnglishPart of Speech
ákʷitənol;pl.
nətákʷitənommy canoe;poss. suf. oblig.
wətakʷítənomehis lost/former canoe.prior.
→tαmα áyo ákʷitənˊWhere is the canoe?

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  • ákʷitən shared form 1) it is in the water, 2) it soaks, 3) it floats,
  • ákʷitənaskʷ shared form 1) bark for canoe making, 2) material for canoe building,
  • ákʷitənihkʷ shared form mixture of gum or pitch for caulking a canoe (boiled together and slaked, spruce, balsam, cedar, pin
  • ákʷahke shared opening he removes from the water (in a rapid manner),
  • ákʷahoke shared opening he floats (stationary),
  • ákʷahənoskʷ shared opening piece of driftwood, dri-ki,

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