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kisáwemo

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In: k

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he has dressed his feet, has shoes on,

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PenobscotEnglishPart of Speech
nəkisáwemiI...
→pə̀la nəkisáwemiWait a moment till I have dressed my feet, till I have put on my shoes.

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  • nəkisáwemi conjugated form I... Break down →
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  • kis shared opening already, by now,
  • kisakéhkiməso shared opening he learned, taught himself,
  • kisakəmítehle shared opening he/it is finished boiling
  • kisaskáčine shared opening he has chilblains,
  • kisatotáwaso shared opening 1) he can build a fire for himself, 2) he completes, finishes building a fire for himself
  • kisáhkate shared opening dry stick of fuelwood (placed on top of the scaffold) to cremate corpse of a person who died by drow

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