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čilanəwésoso

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he cuts his own cheek,

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  • čilakʷtáhikan shared opening notch in a tree, blaze (made with a knife or axe)
  • čiláhkʷiləče shared opening he has a wound on the finger,
  • čiláhsənikʷe shared opening he has a scarred, bruised face,
  • čiláhčəli shared opening Ovenbird ⟨sciname⟩(Seiurus aurocapillus L.)⟨/sciname⟩,
  • čilámatam shared opening 1) I receive an omen, sign, 2) I have a portent, warning
  • čilámatame shared opening he has a foreboding, feels a foreboding, a premonition,

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  • čílanəwe related meaning: Face (+1 more) he has a wound on the cheek,
  • nskapikʷéhtəhα related meaning: Face (+1 more) I strike him on the face or cheek
  • nəčilánəwesα related meaning: Face (+1 more) I cut him on the cheek
  • akʷάkʷanəwe related meaning: Face he has dirty/soiled cheeks,
  • aláhpskikʷe related meaning: Face he has a spotted face, freckled face,
  • alílako related meaning: Face 1) he puts on face paint, 2) he applies vermilion or any paint to his face,

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