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kαkαwálohke

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1) he does harm, he works to injure, 2) he works harder, he strives

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  • kαkahkʷísəkipe shared opening he has a crooked neck,
  • kαkačíki shared opening 1) at the edge, 2) at the corner (at the junction of the wall and floor, where the floor and wall me
  • kαkačíkihle shared opening he/it travels, goes against something,
  • kαkačíkəssin shared opening he lies against something,
  • kαkačíkαpawo shared opening he stands against something, nearly in contact with it,
  • kαkátəlαmsən shared opening the wind, air blows parallel to the side (of something).

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Themes: Hurt / injury Listen-3

  • ahkʷamáməkʷəso same theme: Hurt / injury 1) he suffers acute pain; 2) he has severe soreness; 3) he is unpleasant to contact, coarse, crude;
  • aláhkeso same theme: Hurt / injury he burns thus.
  • alαpéhsαwe same theme: Hurt / injury he cuts out rawhide strings,
  • apakí-take same theme: Hurt / injury he strikes with the palm of the hand,
  • askamahkáseso same theme: Hurt / injury he burns forever, for eternity,
  • awαpaltáhike same theme: Hurt / injury he hits wrongly, incorrectly.

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