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nəkʷaskʷíhtəhα

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I kill him, strike him dead unintentionally,

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nəkʷaskʷihtahótipənawe kill each other.dl. recipr.

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  • nəkʷaskʷihtahótipəna variant dl. recipr. — we kill each other. Break down →

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  • nəmάwtehəmən related meaning: Death (+2 more) 1) I hit it with a missile, 2) I strike it in dead cneter, hit a bull's-eye;
  • kʷáskʷaseso related meaning: Death (+1 more) he is very hot, he is burning to death, he is roasting from the sun or fire.
  • mskʷàčis related meaning: Death (+1 more) 1) burl, knur, knob on a tree, 2) club made of woody burl used for killing animals, 3) war club,
  • nὰka related meaning: Death (+1 more) the former (dead or living, but lost, stolen or missing),
  • olí-mičin related meaning: Death (+1 more) he eats it well (the _Onemechin_ of Champlin, and _Ol(e)mechin_ of Lescarbot); Eastern Abenaki chief
  • táline related meaning: Death (+1 more) 1) he is in the process of dying, he is in the throes of death, 2) he is afflicted with mortal pain,

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