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amili-wə́təlαmsən

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there is a wind blowing from the ocean to the shore.

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  • amili- shared form off from shore
  • amihkənáhkʷəsso shared opening water scavenger, beetle; [large black water beetle with hard shell, oval shaped wings], ⟨sciname⟩(Hy
  • amikalohkewíno shared opening he is abusive, he has abusive tendencies,
  • amikalohkéwino shared opening an abusive person,
  • amikálohke shared opening he does slandering,
  • amikikéməsko shared opening he is insulting by habit,

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  • asehtαlάmsoke related meaning: Wind (+1 more) he is driven backwards by the wind (on land or in a canoe),
  • ssənotsə́nekatən related meaning: Wind (+1 more) east wind, coastal, shore wind
  • ssənótseksən related meaning: Wind (+1 more) along the shore wind, Northwest wind,
  • aləmahkámike related meaning: Land / country the land stretches, extends (onward);
  • aləmə́lαmsən related meaning: Wind it (wind, leaf, paper) blows away,
  • amílikən related meaning: Land / country 1) it projects into the water, extends from the shore, 2) it grows out into the water, 3) it grows o

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