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atóčohse

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1) he walks by, 2) he walks so much, so much,

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nətatóčohseI walk by,
nətóčohseI walk so much.

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  • atóhkimin shared opening hobblebush berry ⟨sciname⟩(Viburnum alnifolium Marsh)⟨/sciname⟩,
  • atótahkʷso shared opening he (wooden object) is so large;
  • atótačo shared opening he is so cold, he is cold to such a degree,
  • atóthote shared opening it occupies such a position, it is so.
  • atótsano shared opening he is so strong, is of such a strength;
  • atótskʷawo shared opening she is of such an age,

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  • ahálohse related meaning: Walk he keeps on walking;
  • alíkʷehse related meaning: Walk 1) he rolls slowly, 2) he moves with a slow rolling motion, 3) he walks with a rolling gait,
  • amehsakəsítesse related meaning: Walk he walks barefooted,
  • amílohse related meaning: Walk 1) he walks off from shore (on the ice, bridge), 2) he walks out into the open (as from the woods) t
  • asehtάyi-pəmohse related meaning: Walk he walks to the rear, towards the end of the line,
  • askámohse related meaning: Walk he walks forever, to no end, eternally,

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