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eməsákʷičin

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he swims from shore to shore,

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  • eməsáwipən shared opening there is calm over the entire surface of the water.
  • eməsαkísəpəhan shared opening the ice is completely gone from over the water.
  • eməsάsoke shared opening he wades from shore to shore, across the entire body of water,
  • etəlákʷičin similar spelling he swims between [two object, people, etc.)

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  • čəssákahəso related meaning: Land / country (+1 more) he runs himself aground, on the shore (in a canoe, or in swimming),
  • aləmákʷətehle related meaning: Swim he swims away/onward under the water (person, fish, beaver, otter),
  • aləmi-soskʷákʷičin related meaning: Swim he is swimming away on his back,
  • amilákʷičin related meaning: Swim he swims out into the water,
  • amiləlάmsoke related meaning: Land / country 1) he is blown out, away, from the shore, 2) he is blown out to sea,
  • amilάsoke related meaning: Land / country he wades out into the water, off from shore,

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