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manáwemo

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he takes off his shoes and socks,

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PenobscotEnglishPart of Speech
nəmanáwemiI...
ketáwemosyn.

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  • ketáwemo listed as synonym he takes off his footgear, his shoes and socks,

Similar headwords nearby

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  • manamékʷαso shared opening he/it is struck by lightning,
  • manáhsewe shared opening he disrobes, undresses, strips off his clothes (not to nudity),
  • manákʷame shared opening there is a thunderbolt
  • manálihke shared opening he/it rots off, becomes detached by rotting
  • manámekʷe shared opening he (Thunderer) leaves a bolt, strikes with lightning, he thunders, rids the land of underwater being
  • manátəneso shared opening it is a specific solitary mountain, it forms a detached mountain

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Themes: Moccasin / shoe Listen-3

  • awemhótələso related meaning: Moccasin / shoe he puts on his own shoes, he dresses his feet,
  • áwemo related meaning: Moccasin / shoe he wears shoes, he is shod,, he has shoes on,
  • esəwáwemo related meaning: Moccasin / shoe he changes, exchanges his shoes and socks,
  • ketahksə́nohse related meaning: Moccasin / shoe he walks with moccasins falling off; his shoes, moccasins fall off as he walks,
  • kisáwemo related meaning: Moccasin / shoe he has dressed his feet, has shoes on,
  • mamčəsítehle related meaning: Moccasin / shoe he goes with worn-out shoes, with his feet showing,

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