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noləmahkʷémihke
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it is softwood, tree country, land of conifer woods, `dark country'.
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- nolanéhkewα shared opening I make a bed for him
- nolánehkhα shared opening I make a bed for him (when he is in it)
- noláwenα shared opening I stoke his hair,
- nolewátonal shared opening I place them in order, lay them out one-by-one;
- nolélətamən shared opening I am pleased, delighted with it
- noli-kehsohənáhkiwik shared opening nine days from now; until nine days hence.
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- aləmáhkʷihke related meaning: Forest / woods (+1 more) 1) there is a stretch of woods, 2) trees abound in a direction away;
- apalahsahkámike related meaning: Land / country (+1 more) it is land devoid of trees, it is bare, barren ground
- msəwáhkʷihke related meaning: Forest / woods (+1 more) there is a stand of dead trees, a dead forest, dead trees abound.
- pəsəkahkʷémihke related meaning: Forest / woods (+1 more) 1) the forest is dark, 2) there are many trees making it dark, 3) a dark growth of trees abounds, th
- 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
- amílohse related meaning: Forest / woods (+1 more) 1) he walks off from shore (on the ice, bridge), 2) he walks out into the open (as from the woods) t