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ktáhkihkαn

INAN

In: k

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planting,

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ktáhkihkαnalpl.
ktáhkihkαnək1) at the plantation, 2) _PN_ Taconic, or Taconock, a large Caniba village at present Winslow Kennebec County, Me., abandoned and burned in 1692.loc.

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  • ktáhkihkαnək locative loc. — 1) at the plantation, 2) _PN_ Taconic, or Taconock, a large Caniba village at present Winslow Kennebec County, Me., abandoned and burned in 1692. Break down →

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  • ktáhkamikʷ shared opening 1) great expanse of ground or land, 2) mainland
  • ktáhkamo shared opening he places a morsel of food in his (own) mouth,
  • ktáhkəməns shared opening seed (for planting),
  • ktáhαnəto shared opening Great Spirit, God
  • ktáskote shared opening large field, plain,
  • ktátəneso shared opening 1) it forms, constitutes a great mountain, 2) it is a renowned, famous mountain [specificity of refe

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