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sákʷehso

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weasel ⟨sciname⟩(Mustela frenata and ⟨sciname⟩Mustela erminea⟨/sciname⟩)⟨/sciname⟩, 00pl.9

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  • sákaskəss shared opening 1) tick, parasite, 2) beggar-tick, beggar-louse, 3) pubic louse, ~crab",
  • sákeləke shared opening he is loath to give up, is of a determined mind, is persistent, tenacious,
  • sákewe shared opening he speaks with intent to injure,
  • sákewəso shared opening he sins, sins against himself, injures himself, injures his own body,
  • sákhokat shared opening it is difficult to do, perform
  • sákholkat shared opening it is difficult;

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  • mósəpehso related meaning: Mink (+1 more) mink ⟨sciname⟩(Mustela vison)⟨/sciname⟩,
  • nsč̀kαkʷ related meaning: Weasel / skunk (+1 more) skunk, ⟨sciname⟩(Mephitis mephitis)⟨/sciname⟩,
  • nάpehkikʷ related meaning: Mink (+1 more) male of seal, also otter, mink, marten, fisher, muskrat, beaver, and less often wolverine and skunk,
  • ketəwáhkʷsoket related meaning: Weasel / skunk a small weasel like animal who gnaws wood, lives with a fallen tree or log, white with a long pointe
  • pəyáwehso related meaning: Mink 1) young of certain fur-bearing mammal (beaver, otter, mink, muskrat), 2) pup or kit beaver, beaver
  • skʷèhkikʷs related meaning: Mink female seal (also otter, mink, beaver, muskrat),

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