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mátαpo

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he looks to the shore, to the edge of the water,

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nəmátαpiI...
matάpiteif he...subj.

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  • mátahki shared opening bad land
  • mátahksən shared opening old or worn-out moccasin,
  • mátahpske shared opening it is a jagged, uneven rock.
  • mátahpəskʷ shared opening 1) jagged rock, 2) meteorite,
  • mátakask shared opening balsam-apple ⟨sciname⟩(Echinocystis lobata [Michaux] Torrey and Gray)⟨/sciname⟩,
  • mátalahk shared opening white hellebore ⟨sciname⟩(Veratrum viride Aiton)⟨/sciname⟩,

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  • amilάsoke related meaning: Land / country (+1 more) he wades out into the water, off from shore,
  • amíliko related meaning: Land / country (+1 more) 1) he projects into the water (tree, mountain), 2) he grows out into the water, 3) he grows off from
  • eməsάsoke related meaning: Land / country (+1 more) he wades from shore to shore, across the entire body of water,
  • námihoso related meaning: See / look (+1 more) he sees himself (as a reflection or image in water or a mirror, can be used figuratively).
  • notepékαpawo related meaning: Land / country (+1 more) he walks hesitantly out from the shore, into the water,
  • amíli related meaning: Land / country (+1 more) out into the water, off from shore

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