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nətehtáhsskamənal

class 1a

In: n

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I arrive at each of them [no sg.]

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→wətehtáhsskamənal wíkəwαmalhe went from house to house; he went to each house.

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  • →wətehtáhsskamənal wíkəwαmal variant he went from house to house; he went to each house. Break down →

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  • ahkʷαpi-péčihle related meaning: Come / arrive 1) he came to such a point, 2) at this point it came to pass, 3) it comes so far, to that point,
  • ali-péčihle related meaning: Come / arrive it occurs, comes about.
  • aləməkisəkátəwi related meaning: Come / arrive during future days, in the course of future days to come, in days to come.
  • atóčeyo related meaning: Come / arrive he has arrived at such an age, a certain age,
  • ačəssákʷimo related meaning: Come / arrive he approaches, comes close (in a boat, canoe).
  • ehetawi-petάpαsəwak related meaning: Come / arrive they come from both sides, arrive from both sides, arrive from this way and that.

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