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nəwéwihton

TI · class 2 amb.

In: n

English

1) I know how to make it, 2) I know it (an area), am acquainted with the place;

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→nəwéwihton ákʷitənI know how to make a canoe;
nəwéwihton élohsaI know where I am walking

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  • →nəwéwihton ákʷitən variant I know how to make a canoe; Break down →
  • nəwéwihton élohsa variant I know where I am walking Break down →

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  • pαpəmánayo related meaning: Know / think (+1 more) EA he does not know where he is going,
  • nokawélətamən related meaning: Know / think I forget it momentarily, I allowed it to slip from my mind.
  • noli-wewélətamən related meaning: Know / think I know it well, am sure of it, certain of it, have good knowledge of it
  • noli-wewítəhαtamən related meaning: Know / think I remember it well
  • nolítəhαtamən related meaning: Know / think I think well of it, I agree with it
  • nəkespi-kʷə́sihalα related meaning: Know / think I swallow him by mistake, (by misidentification, thinking him to be something else)

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