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nəčíltəhα
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I cut him, tap him with a blow, axe [I tap on a maple tree for sap]
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- nəčanákimα shared opening I stop him (his going) by voice,
- nəčapihkʷtahíkewα shared opening I clap my hands for him [perhaps custom adopted from Europeans]
- nəčawahpáhkαlα shared opening I throw him into the water, [standard form used as in play or absence of hostility]
- nəčawahpi-kʷakʷáhkαlα shared opening I push him into the water
- nəčawahpi-kʷákʷahkαn shared opening I push him/it into the water
- nəčawahpi-sókahkαn shared opening I quickly pour it into the water
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Themes: Tree Maple Axe / hatchet Hurt / injury Listen-3
- akʷilémisi related meaning: Maple (+1 more) red maple tree ⟨sciname⟩(Acer rubrum L.)⟨/sciname⟩
- átowsakʷ related meaning: Maple (+1 more) rotten dead tree, or log killed by the honey cap mushroom [especially kills red maple, red oak, ches
- nətəmíhtəhα related meaning: Axe / hatchet (+1 more) I cut him in half with an axe, blow,
- nəwéktəhα related meaning: Axe / hatchet (+1 more) 1) I wound him with a blow, by strinking, with an axe, 2) I cause her to become pregnant
- káwəhahkʷe related meaning: Axe / hatchet (+1 more) he fells a tree or trees, (with an axe),
- mahkʷάnkαhti related meaning: Maple (+1 more) maple sap gathering place or locale, where there is a stand of sugar maple trees,