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kíwahkʷe

AN · myth.

In: k

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Forest giant

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  • kíwhʷale shared opening he picks up a load to put on his back, he places a burden upon his back,
  • kíwi shared opening away
  • kíwihle shared opening he travels onward,
  • kíwohse shared opening 1) he walks at random, he wanders, roams, 2) he hunts.
  • kíwtαkkʷelαmsən shared opening there is a cyclone, a twister
  • kíwənike shared opening otter,

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  • ésahsit related meaning: Forest / woods Flaming Skelton (fiery skelton ghost of people who starved to death in the woods),
  • kpahkiwínoskʷe related meaning: Forest / woods woman of the deep woods,
  • kpahkíwino related meaning: Forest / woods forest dweller, backwoodsman, inland Indian,
  • aləmáhkʷihke related meaning: Forest / woods 1) there is a stretch of woods, 2) trees abound in a direction away;
  • amílohse related meaning: Forest / woods 1) he walks off from shore (on the ice, bridge), 2) he walks out into the open (as from the woods) t
  • awahsáhkʷihke related meaning: Forest / woods it is beyond, behind the woods,

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