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nəketawémhotəlα

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I undress his feet, I take off his shoes and socks,

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→nəketawémhotələkʷhe takes off my shoes and socks.
nəmanawémhotəlαsyn.

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  • →nəketawémhotələkʷ variant he takes off my shoes and socks. Break down →

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Themes: Foot / leg Moccasin / shoe Listen-3

  • alatəkʷáhikan related meaning: Foot / leg (+1 more) stitch for toe of moccasin which goes around tongue or instep piece,
  • alαpékhikan related meaning: Foot / leg (+1 more) 1) snowshoe or moccasin tie, harness, strap to attach to foot, thong, 2) handle, 3) harness of a bas
  • awemhótələso related meaning: Foot / leg (+1 more) he puts on his own shoes, he dresses his feet,
  • kisáwemo related meaning: Foot / leg (+1 more) he has dressed his feet, has shoes on,
  • mamčəsítehle related meaning: Foot / leg (+1 more) he goes with worn-out shoes, with his feet showing,
  • mamčəsítesse related meaning: Foot / leg (+1 more) he walks with worn-out shoes, with his feet showing from his shoes

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