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mənəhókihke

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there is a stand of larches, larches abound,

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  • mənahkʷimínosi shared opening mountain ash tree ⟨sciname⟩(Pyrus americana)⟨/sciname⟩,
  • mənáhkʷihke shared opening groves of trees abound, there is a terrain of copses.
  • mənáhkʷimin shared opening mountain ash berry,
  • mənátəneso shared opening there is a specific hill, it forms a hill.
  • mənáwehte shared opening it is a mass of hair or grass bunched or stuck together.

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  • ahotenáwo related meaning: Stand it is a village of long standing.
  • aláhkʷihke related meaning: Stand there is an area of standing trees over there, in that direction.
  • kisəwə́pehte related meaning: Stand there is a body of warm standing water.
  • kčihtámahte related meaning: Stand it is prominent, it stands out conspicuously
  • kəsíwskihke related meaning: Stand 1) hemlocks are numerous, abound; 2) there is a stand or terrain of hemlocks,
  • msəwáhkʷihke related meaning: Stand there is a stand of dead trees, a dead forest, dead trees abound.

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