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wínαkəne

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he erects a building, he builds, sets up a wigwam,

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nəwínαkəneI...
wínαkənet1) one who erects wigwams, 2)part.
Wenogonet, Penobscot head chief from 1698-1724 (26?);pers. N.
→mòsa tὰmα alóhsehkač pə̀la wínαkəne kíkəwαmənaDon't go anywhere, first you put up our wigwam.

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  • nəwínαkəne conjugated form I... Break down →
  • wínαkənet variant part. — 1) one who erects wigwams, 2) Break down →
  • pers. N. — Wenogonet, Penobscot head chief from 1698-1724 (26?);
  • →mòsa tὰmα alóhsehkač pə̀la wínαkəne kíkəwαməna variant Don't go anywhere, first you put up our wigwam. Break down →

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  • wínamto shared opening he is cowardly, pusillanimous,
  • wínehsohs shared opening old woman,
  • wínihle shared opening he becomes weak in mind, courage, purpose, his determination wanes,
  • wínihpo shared opening he eats marrow,
  • wínpαso shared opening he strives, he is diligent,
  • wíntαkʷəso shared opening his voice wanes, fades fails,

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