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αpakáwəlαmsən

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1) itis on the far side of the wind, 2) it is protected from the wind, on the lee side or leeward.

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  • αpahskʷétotam shared opening he moves his head back, lifts his head up
  • αpakawəlάmsoke shared opening 1) he is on the lee side, 2) he is protected, sheltered from the wind, 3) he is on the far side of t
  • αpakáwihkat shared opening there is a lee tide (as a condition).
  • αpakáwičəwan shared opening the current flows with the wind; there is a lee current.
  • αpakáwolakʷ shared opening lee side of a watercraft.
  • αpakáwolakʷi shared opening to toward the lee side of a watercraft.

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  • aləmə́lαmsən related meaning: Wind it (wind, leaf, paper) blows away,
  • amili-wə́təlαmsən related meaning: Wind there is a wind blowing from the ocean to the shore.
  • awípənihke related meaning: Wind there is a calm, there is an absence of wind
  • awípənihle related meaning: Wind it becomes, turns calm, the wind subsides
  • ačíhtəkʷehsən related meaning: Wind there is a headwind, adverse wind, an opposing wind.
  • áləlαmsən related meaning: Wind the wind blows thus, so.

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