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apətekisəkátihke

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there are warm days, there is a period of many warm days;

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PenobscotEnglishPart of Speech
apətekisəkatíhkessapres. perf.
apətekisəkatíhkeppanpret. perf.

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  • apəskáčəsso shared opening Rose-breasted gosbeak ⟨sciname⟩(Pheucticus ludovicianus⟨/sciname⟩ L.)
  • apəsə́wαkan shared opening fever
  • apətáhokat shared opening it is hot work, heating exertion,
  • apətáyi shared opening warmish, warm-like.
  • apətékisəkat shared opening it is a warm day;
  • apəténihke shared opening there are many warm days, there is a spell of hot weather.

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Themes: Warm / heat Listen-3

  • apáhpskəte related meaning: Warm / heat 1) it is a hot rock, it is hot (flat cooking rock), 2) † it is a hot stove.
  • apάmkete related meaning: Warm / heat the sand is hot, it is hot sand, dirt.
  • atótəlαte related meaning: Warm / heat it (day) is so hot; the weather is so hot;
  • atəpaláskəte related meaning: Warm / heat it curls up from heat (bark, etc.).
  • àpəhan related meaning: Warm / heat 1) there is a warm flood, 2) there is a warm body of water (as under the snow and above the ice).
  • àpəlαn related meaning: Warm / heat a warm rain is falling.

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