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wálane

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he (bird) has a tail,

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  • wálahake shared opening 1) scale (of fish or reptile), 2) shed skin (of snake),
  • wálahsake shared opening tunnel, cavern,
  • wálahəke shared opening 1) husk, covering of a plant, 2) bark,
  • wálake shared opening peel, peeling,
  • wálakeskʷ shared opening bark,
  • wáhawe similar spelling Swainson's thrush, olive-backed thrush, ⟨sciname⟩(Hylocichla ustulata Nutall)⟨/sciname⟩,

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  • aləməlαmsə́kʷhatəwak same theme: Bird they disperse due to the wind (flock of birds or gathering of insects)
  • aləssimóhtahso same theme: Bird he (bird, turtle, or any egg laying creature) sits on the nest,
  • améhkehle same theme: Bird 1) he goes into adverse circumstances, suffers a reverse, is ~wiped out", 2) he (bird) alights,
  • apíhlewe same theme: Bird he rotates a bird in cooking,
  • apíhlewəso same theme: Bird he rotates a bird for himself on a spit,
  • awahsítəwihle same theme: Bird he (bird) flies behind something.

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