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pə̀məlαko

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the evening goes by, passes;

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péməlαkʷiktonight, at the evening passes, this evening, when it is evening, during the course of the eveningc. conj.

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  • péməlαkʷik conjunct c. conj. — tonight, at the evening passes, this evening, when it is evening, during the course of the evening Break down →

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  • pə̀ko shared opening gum, pitch (in sap form, or when used to pitch a canoe,
  • pə̀kohke shared opening 1) he does pitching (to boats, etc.), 2) he gathers pitch,
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  • pə̀kəte shared opening smoke,
  • pə̀kətehte shared opening there is a pall of smoke, a condensation of smoke
  • pə̀kʷihle shared opening he/it becomes blistered, it chafes, becomes chafed

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