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nətəmíkʷesα

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1) I cut off his head, 2) I cut his throat,

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  • nətəmikʷéhtəhα related meaning: Head (+1 more) I cut his throat with an axe; I cut off his head with an axe; I cut off his head with a blow.
  • pimisəkípewo related meaning: Head (+1 more) he turns his neck (head) sideways,
  • pαkáhkʷehsin related meaning: Head (+1 more) he bumps his head, neck,
  • nəkihkə́skʷenα related meaning: Neck / throat I take him by the collar, the scruff of the neck.
  • nəkəskkʷépilα related meaning: Neck / throat 1) I tie something about his neck, 2) I put a necktie, collar on him
  • nəkəssαtəpéhpolα related meaning: Head I scrub his head.

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