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nάlαčəwan

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the water flows, water flows in a channel, crevice, it flows deeply through a narrow passage.

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→nάlαčəwak1) that which flows deeply through a narrow passage, 2) _PN_ Norridgewockpart.

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  • nάlikatən shared opening gap, pass in a ridge or mountain,
  • nάlikən shared opening 1) it has a natural groove, crevice, crack, fissure, 2) it is grooved, cracked,
  • nάlαko shared opening he is deep and narrow [rarely used].
  • nάlαkən shared opening it is deep or narrow
  • nάkαčəwan similar spelling there is a slow current, it flows slowly, sluggishly.
  • nάwičəwan similar spelling 1) the current flows in the middle of the river, 2) it flows a long distance

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