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eməsαkísəpəhan

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the ice is completely gone from over the water.

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  • eməsákʷičin shared opening he swims from shore to shore,
  • eməsáwipən shared opening there is calm over the entire surface of the water.
  • eməsάsoke shared opening he wades from shore to shore, across the entire body of water,

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  • awə́ssələkʷe related meaning: Ice (+1 more) there is moisture (water) accumulated on the suruface of the ice.
  • àpəhan related meaning: Ice (+1 more) 1) there is a warm flood, 2) there is a warm body of water (as under the snow and above the ice).
  • matéləkʷihtan related meaning: Ice (+1 more) the ice roars in the current, there is a sound of ice flowing in the water.
  • mə̀nahkʷan related meaning: Ice (+1 more) there is water between the snow and ice layers on a river or lake
  • tahtáwəpeke related meaning: Ice (+1 more) there is open water between the ice.
  • wasápatən related meaning: Ice (+1 more) the water is frozen into thin ice

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