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álαməpekʷ

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the depths, or deep water of a lake or sea;

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alάməpekokwithin the depths of the water, lake, sea.loc.

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  • alάməpekok locative loc. — within the depths of the water, lake, sea. Break down →

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  • álαkame shared opening it forms a lake, sea (thus);
  • álαkʷe shared opening it lies (there),
  • álαme shared opening he paces, he measures by his steps, stride,
  • álαmo shared opening he voices (thus), makes sound thus, tells,
  • álαmse shared opening 1) the inside of the clothing, bed linen, 2) bosom;
  • álαmte shared opening 1) it stays within, in a hole, 2) it is positioned within, in a hole or inside.

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  • éskatαsik related meaning: Lake (+1 more) Indian cucumber root, ⟨sciname⟩(Medeola virginiana L.)⟨/sciname⟩ _PN_ Eskutassis Stream and Pond She
  • kəyáhsopəyəss related meaning: Lake (+1 more) 1) lake with water shaded from the moonlight, 2) _PN_ Gassabias Lake (in Hancock Co., Me.)
  • kʷə̀tαpekʷ related meaning: Lake (+1 more) body of quiet water or pond which penetrates or passes through,
  • akʷάkʷαkame related meaning: Lake (+1 more) it is a dirty pond, polluted lake, it is a dirty body of water.
  • mə̀nahkʷan related meaning: Lake (+1 more) there is water between the snow and ice layers on a river or lake
  • pètəpe related meaning: Lake (+1 more) the water rises (in a river or lake), there is a flood

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