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ápakʷsakʷ

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hollow log (dead lying on the ground) or a rotten tree standing up crumbling,

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  • ápalskʷat shared opening it, there is glare ice, there is smooth ice, the ice is smooth.
  • ápasi shared opening tree,
  • ápasəyahkʷ shared opening wigwam pole,

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  • msəwáhkʷihke related meaning: Death (+2 more) there is a stand of dead trees, a dead forest, dead trees abound.
  • átowsakʷ related meaning: Death (+1 more) rotten dead tree, or log killed by the honey cap mushroom [especially kills red maple, red oak, ches
  • káwahsən related meaning: Death (+1 more) a fallen dead tree, log,
  • mahkʷάnkαhti related meaning: Stand (+1 more) maple sap gathering place or locale, where there is a stand of sugar maple trees,
  • msə̀wahk related meaning: Death (+1 more) dead tree, firewood tree,
  • pskànahkʷ related meaning: Death (+1 more) limb, bough, (usually dead) on a tree,

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