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amíkənakʷe

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birch bark container, vessel,

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  • amíhtəkʷahkʷem shared opening corn threshing stick,
  • amíli shared opening out into the water, off from shore
  • amíliko shared opening 1) he projects into the water (tree, mountain), 2) he grows out into the water, 3) he grows off from
  • amílikən shared opening 1) it projects into the water, extends from the shore, 2) it grows out into the water, 3) it grows o
  • amílipəye shared opening he paddles out on the open water,
  • amílohse shared opening 1) he walks off from shore (on the ice, bridge), 2) he walks out into the open (as from the woods) t

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Themes: Birch Listen-3

  • maskʷémosi related meaning: Birch white or grey birch and canoe birch ⟨sciname⟩(Betula papyrifera and ⟨sciname⟩B. populifolia⟨/sciname
  • wìkʷesk related meaning: Birch yellow birch ⟨sciname⟩(Betula alleghaniensis Britton)⟨/sciname⟩,
  • asíhəpαčo related meaning: Birch pail of birch bark, water container made of woven birch bark,
  • pkə̀nαčo related meaning: Birch birch bark receptacle,
  • séskičo related meaning: Birch birch bark container [used for collecting berries or boiling water],
  • wásαkʷe related meaning: Birch streaking, marking, eye in birch bark,

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