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nὰwsətak

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1) man that can hear a long distance; put his ear to the ground and could hear what people were saying in distant villalges. 2)

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~Distant Hearer" used in war times to hear the enemy marching and approaching.myth.

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  • myth. — ~Distant Hearer" used in war times to hear the enemy marching and approaching.

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  • nὰwat shared opening it is long ago, in the distance past; it is in the distance (space or time).
  • nὰwəlek shared opening in front of the fire (between the entrance of the wigwam and the fire),
  • nὰwəso shared opening 1) he is in the distance (space or time), in the distant past, of a past era, or yore, 2) he (dog) t
  • nὰwətek shared opening [formed from

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