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nətákʷahəton

TI · class 2

In: n

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1) I remove it from the water (a floating object, such as a canoe), 2) I bring it ashore.

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PenobscotEnglishPart of Speech
→ákʷahətotake it out of the water.imper.

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  • →ákʷahəto variant imper. — take it out of the water. Break down →

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  • nənαtákαnəmən related meaning: Canoe (+1 more) I take the canoe from the water (completely out of the water).
  • nətakʷíčihton related meaning: Canoe (+1 more) 1) I place it in the water, 2) I immerse it in the water, 3) I launch it (boat, canoe).
  • nətəlαsókαtamən related meaning: Canoe (+1 more) I wade it [as a canoe over low water].
  • nəčawáhpənəmən related meaning: Canoe (+1 more) 1) I place it in the water (by hand), 2) I launch it (a canoe),
  • ákhike related meaning: Canoe (+1 more) 1) he bails out water, 2) he ladles out liquid (soup, tea), 3) he bails water out of a canoe;
  • ákhəpe related meaning: Canoe (+1 more) he bails water out of a canoe,

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