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mahkʷάnkαhti

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maple sap gathering place or locale, where there is a stand of sugar maple trees,

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PenobscotEnglishPart of Speech
mahkʷάnkαhtəyal;pl.
→mahkʷάnkαhti alótαneč nohkamekʷátekənəč kənimάnenaPenobscot song: ~Suppose we move to the maple sugar place, we will take a codfish skin for lunch.

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  • mahkátale shared opening Phew! (expressive of a foul or pleasant odor)
  • mahkáwihəwe shared opening he lends,
  • mahkáwαləso shared opening he asks for a loan,
  • mahkáyi shared opening for a short time, temporarily, in a short time
  • mahkʷítəhαso shared opening he has a sudden lump in his throat, is suddenly embarrassed, is abashed, taken aback,
  • mahkʷαnayíhpokat shared opening it tastes like maple sap

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