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pàhto

AN

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English

blood clot,

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PenobscotEnglishPart of Speech
pàhtəwakpl.
nəpahtommy...,
wəpáhtomalhis...

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  • pàhkʷe shared opening [AN is used when increased focus or attention to the arrow is desired, chieflly in narrative],
  • pàhpəwe shared opening he jokes, jests, speaks playfully,
  • pàhsskʷe shared opening it is noon, midday,
  • pàhtαn shared opening woman's cape or sleeveless shoulder garment,
  • pàko similar spelling water lily,
  • pàpo similar spelling he has cankers in his mouth, apthous ulcer,

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  • wə̀laman related meaning: Blood 1) ochre, red clay, vermillion, 2) blood poisoning,
  • ahsəwi-pakahkánhoke related meaning: Blood he is completely covered with blood;
  • kəsi-awayəssəwíhpokəso related meaning: Blood he (animal, bird) has an extreme, wild taste (as when blood remains in the body before cooking)
  • kʷaskʷi-wə́čihaso related meaning: Blood he dies of massive hemorrhage of the lungs, of tuberculosis, has a fatal expectoration of blood.
  • pakahkánihle related meaning: Blood he/it turns to blood, becomes blood,
  • pakahkánihtane related meaning: Blood he has a bloody nose,

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