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αkkátαlαkʷ

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alligator, lizard, or large salamander [specific for shape, not for species],

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  • αkkatάlαkʷsis shared opening ~large black" salamander ⟨sciname⟩(genus Ambystoma)⟨/sciname⟩, [chiefly the spotted salamander ⟨scin
  • αkkwάpihle shared opening he proceeds to that point, goes that far,
  • αkkəssápiso shared opening he ties something about his waist,
  • αkkʷαpítəhαso shared opening he thinks that far; to that point;
  • αkkʷάpahtawe shared opening it has just so much light, it has a certain amount of light.
  • αkkʷάpeyo shared opening he/it has or occupies a certain location.

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