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kíntakat OR kináhtakat

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In: k

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PenobscotEnglishPart of Speech
it is a large string, rope, hair,m. reflex.
kíntakatolthey...,pl.
→wən ni wálakeskʷ kíntakat

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  • m. reflex. — it is a large string, rope, hair,
  • kíntakatol plural pl. — they..., Break down →
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  • kínahkʷat shared opening it is large,
  • kínahkʷəso shared opening 1) he is large of body, (wooden object only), 2)
  • kínahpske shared opening the rock is large; there is a large rounded rock.
  • kínakʷin shared opening it is acutely swollen, badly swollen.
  • kínaləče shared opening he has a big belly,
  • kínamto shared opening 1) he acts big, 2) he is bold,

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