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káwəhike

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he causes to fell, he fells (pole, tree),

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  • káwahsən shared opening a fallen dead tree, log,
  • káwahəwe shared opening 1) he wins at a game, contest, 2) he beats people in a game,
  • káwaske shared opening It is rough, uneven
  • káwatən shared opening it is frozen,
  • káwačo shared opening he is cold,
  • káwehso shared opening mallard duck ⟨sciname⟩(Anas platyrhynchos L.)⟨/sciname⟩,

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  • asehtα-káwihle related meaning: Fall / drop (+1 more) he (tree) falls backwards, to the rear.
  • ketəwáhkʷsoket related meaning: Fall / drop (+1 more) a small weasel like animal who gnaws wood, lives with a fallen tree or log, white with a long pointe
  • nəkàwhα related meaning: Fall / drop (+1 more) 1) I fell him [person, tree], 2) I knock him down/over, 3) I cause him to fall.
  • nəkάnkehsən related meaning: Fall / drop (+1 more) old log, old rotting log, fallen rotten log,
  • pənáhkʷəte related meaning: Fall / drop (+1 more) the snow falls like rain, drips from the trees
  • apakskatéhtehsin related meaning: Fall / drop he fell on his belly,

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