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nəčilámamα
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1) I have a premonition of him, 2) I sense his presence (a ghost or spirit)
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- nəčanákimα shared opening I stop him (his going) by voice,
- nəčapihkʷtahíkewα shared opening I clap my hands for him [perhaps custom adopted from Europeans]
- nəčawahpáhkαlα shared opening I throw him into the water, [standard form used as in play or absence of hostility]
- nəčawahpi-kʷakʷáhkαlα shared opening I push him into the water
- nəčawahpi-kʷákʷahkαn shared opening I push him/it into the water
- nəčawahpi-sókahkαn shared opening I quickly pour it into the water
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- nəpehəmi-wəlamalsíhkawα related meaning: Spirit / ghost 1) I make him feel better, 2) I improve his spirits, his sense of well-being
- nəpαpisəwi-námihα related meaning: Spirit / ghost I see him as an apparition, a supernatural creature
- alαmátənoke related meaning: Spirit / ghost 1) to the place under, within the mountain, 2) _PN_ mythol. the Here-After where the souls of dead
- alαpíkʷehle related meaning: Spirit / ghost 1) he sees an apparition, 2) he hallucinates, has an hallucination,
- awehsohsəwi-kéhtαkʷəso related meaning: Spirit / ghost bear spirit, ghost.
- ésahsit related meaning: Spirit / ghost Flaming Skelton (fiery skelton ghost of people who starved to death in the woods),