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wiwhə́nike

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he places a burden on his (own) back,

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  • wiwíləyamekʷ shared opening snail, squid,
  • wiwənahkάlosəne shared opening 1) he/it is surrounded by a palisade or stockade, 2) there is a halo (around the sun or moon), there
  • wiwənekápisəwan shared opening bib,
  • wiwəni-pítahso shared opening there is emanating light surrounding him, there is a glow of light around him
  • wiwənəkámi shared opening around the outside of the house (wigwam), in the space about the house, in ambit
  • wiwə́nəkamikʷ shared opening the space about a house, ambit of a house,

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  • ahsəwahsóhkihle same theme: Place / direction he (sun, moon) goes behind the clouds.
  • akʷíthike same theme: Place / direction 1) he does soaking, 2) he immerses, places things in water,
  • alakʷáhkeno same theme: Place / direction he travels in that direction, yonder.
  • alakʷámalso same theme: Place / direction he feels inclined, he leans in that direction,
  • alákʷihle same theme: Place / direction he goes in that direction, yonder,
  • alákʷənahso same theme: Place / direction he hauls a sled in that direction, to yonder, away,

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