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msəwáhkʷəte

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it is a tract of burned land, there is burnt land;

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PenobscotEnglishPart of Speech
mehsəwáhkʷətek1)
where there is a tract of..., 2)c. conj.
piece or strip of burned landpart.

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  • c. conj. — where there is a tract of..., 2)
  • part. — piece or strip of burned land

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  • msəwahkʷətáyihke shared opening there are many burned lands, burned tracts are numerous
  • msəwáhkʷihke shared opening there is a stand of dead trees, a dead forest, dead trees abound.
  • msəčátαmo shared opening he eats fast, gulps his food,
  • msə̀kil shared opening he is big, large,
  • msə̀wahk shared opening dead tree, firewood tree,

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