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nάnolakʷak

AN · pl.

In: n

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1) the occupants of five canoes, 2) those who employ five canoes

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  • nάnolak shared form they are/there are five canoes of people or AN objects,
  • nάnahtəkʷe shared opening five hundred (500) cardinal numeral
  • nάnekte shared opening there are five layers, sheets, tiers
  • nάninske shared opening fifty (50) cardinal numeral
  • nάnolam shared opening 1) he turns up five dice or colored buttons, [Penobscot bowl and dice game] 2) he scores five,
  • nάnolawe shared opening he turns up five; dice or colored buttons, 2) he scores five for himself, [having a better throw tha

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  • anéhkαkan related meaning: Canoe planking of canoe,
  • ánehkan related meaning: Canoe 1) rug (deerskin or bearskin), 2) floor of a canoe,
  • maskʷémosi related meaning: Canoe white or grey birch and canoe birch ⟨sciname⟩(Betula papyrifera and ⟨sciname⟩B. populifolia⟨/sciname
  • mítsəmən related meaning: Canoe thwart, crosspiece in a canoe,
  • msélolak related meaning: Canoe many canoes (of people),
  • nísolakʷak related meaning: Canoe the occupants of two canoes, those who employ two canoes.

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