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αkkʷάpohse

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he walks so far, to that point,

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PenobscotEnglishPart of Speech
nətαkkʷάpohseI...
3hkʷάpohsetc. conj.
ehkʷαpóhseməkwhere (when) it is walked so far; in every directionSAI c. conj. idiom.
→tαn eht iyo ehkʷάpohsanˊWhere is the point you have walked to? Where is the spot you have arrived at by walking?

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  • nətαkkʷάpohse conjugated form I... Break down →
  • 3hkʷάpohset conjunct c. conj. Break down →
  • ehkʷαpóhsemək variant SAI c. conj. idiom. — where (when) it is walked so far; in every direction Break down →
  • →tαn eht iyo ehkʷάpohsanˊ variant Where is the point you have walked to? Where is the spot you have arrived at by walking? Break down →

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  • αkkwάpihle shared opening he proceeds to that point, goes that far,
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  • αkkʷαpítəhαso shared opening he thinks that far; to that point;
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