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pkʷàmi

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ice,

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PenobscotEnglishPart of Speech
pkʷàməyakpieces of...,pl.
pkʷàmikon the ice;loc.
→nəkihči-kəmóhsomsəna kči-pkʷamiOur Great-grandfather the great ice.myth.
nəpə̀mohse pkʷàmikI walk along on the ice.

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  • pkʷàməyak plural pl. — pieces of..., Break down →
  • pkʷàmik locative loc. — on the ice; Break down →
  • →nəkihči-kəmóhsomsəna kči-pkʷami variant myth. — Our Great-grandfather the great ice. Break down →
  • nəpə̀mohse pkʷàmik variant I walk along on the ice. Break down →

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  • alənáhlakʷαkəm related meaning: Ice † iron ice skate,
  • asəpáskʷačəss related meaning: Ice the twelfth month (a little ice on the edges of the shores).
  • takʷaskʷayí-kisohs related meaning: Ice third month, ~month of crusts of ice on the snow".
  • alαkəméhposo related meaning: Ice he skates (on ice or snow);
  • alαmkʷehtahósoti related meaning: Ice poker with which to propel oneself on a sled over ice,
  • amílohse related meaning: Ice 1) he walks off from shore (on the ice, bridge), 2) he walks out into the open (as from the woods) t

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