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mὰwəwet

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war-chief, captain,

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mάwəwečik;pl.
→winí-mαwəwet_pers.N_ timid or weak war chief, Wenemouet (died March 1730), head chief of Penobscots 1725-1730;
→mὰwəwet wəsenάpema wəmάwahlαnThe war chief gathered his men.

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  • mάwəwečik; plural pl. Break down →
  • →winí-mαwəwet variant _pers.N_ timid or weak war chief, Wenemouet (died March 1730), head chief of Penobscots 1725-1730; Break down →
  • →mὰwəwet wəsenάpema wəmάwahlαn variant The war chief gathered his men. Break down →

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  • mὰwəwe shared form he gathers, assembles people,
  • mὰwte shared opening it is together, sets together, lies together
  • mὰwte shared opening it is together, sets together, lies together
  • mὰwəham shared opening he hits the center of the target, strikes the mark, his aim is true,
  • mὰwəse shared opening he (dog only) trails on the land or shore, following his master travelling in a canoe
  • mὰwəso shared opening he (dog) trails his master (in the woods hunting)

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