The Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey Dictionary
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Entry | Definition |
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aponahkew | (person) Abenaki |
aponahki (aponahk-, aponak-) | Abenaki |
Aponahkik | in Abenaki territory |
aponaqote | it bakes in oven |
aponesse | s/he is back from having dug clams |
aponihiqe | s/he is back from having gone to cut and strip birchbark |
't-aponuhmon | s/he is back from having bought it |
aponusu | s/he is back from having gotten provisions |
't-aponuwal | s/he is back from having bought h/ |
't-apoqahkan | s/he throws it, flipping it over backward |
aposes | officer |
apote (apotiy-) | leaning against |
't-apotehlal | s/he leans h/ (against something) |
't-apotehsinon | s/he stands leaning against it, leans on it |
apotehte | it is leaning (against something) |
't-apotehtun | s/he leans it (against something) |
apotekapuwu, apotekapuhu | s/he stands leaning against something |
apotemu | s/he went and cried (and has come back) |
't-apotepin | s/he sits leaning against it |
apotuhun | cane, walking stick |
apotuhusu | s/he uses cane to support self (leaning on it) |
't-apotukonapin | s/he sits leaning against it with knees raised |
't-apqahqekonomon | s/he unwraps it (something stick-like) |
apqalokotune | h/ mouth is open |
apqalokotunewiw | (sack, etc.) its mouth is open |