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pə̀kihkəso
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he (bread, etc.) is baked, scorched, he is cooked dry by water evaporation, is over-cooked or burned
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- pə̀kihkəte shared opening 1) it is baked, 2) it is overcooked, cooked dry, burned dry by water evaporation;
- pə̀ko shared opening gum, pitch (in sap form, or when used to pitch a canoe,
- pə̀kohke shared opening 1) he does pitching (to boats, etc.), 2) he gathers pitch,
- pə̀kok shared opening 1) in the dirt, ashes, dust, 2) in the gum
- pə̀kəte shared opening smoke,
- pə̀kətehte shared opening there is a pall of smoke, a condensation of smoke
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- kìsso related meaning: Cook / boil (+1 more) he (bread, vegetable) is cooked/baked,
- kʷáskʷaseso related meaning: Cook / boil (+1 more) he is very hot, he is burning to death, he is roasting from the sun or fire.
- čawáhpənαkkʷe related meaning: Cook / boil (+1 more) 1) he puts a meal on to cook (things that require a long time to cook; 2) he puts things in the wate
- ačitαkʷáhikan related meaning: Cook / boil (+1 more) 1) any food baked in coals; 2) unleavened corn bread cooked in ashes;
- móskičəwan related meaning: Cook / boil (+1 more) it flows to the surface, there is a spring of water boiling up.
- nətepάkkʷahəlα related meaning: Cook / boil (+1 more) I place him in a pot to cook (to fry, without water)