apacuhse
verb ai 10, 9
s/he comes back walking; (sun) s/he rises farther to the north each day (i.e., days are getting longer)
Plural :
apatapasuwok (Pesk-Wol); apacuhsahtuwok (Wol)
Verb Stem :
-apacuhse-
Example Sentences :
| Passamaquoddy-Maliseet | English Phrase |
|---|---|
| Kisuhs koti-apacuhse. | It is winter solstice. |
| Skitap macewse Muselenk naka apc-ote cuwi-apacuhse. | The man walked to Eastport and then he had to walk back. |
| Skinuhsis 'kotha, cuwi-apacuhse. | The boy missed his ride, so he had to walk back. |
| Nekom-ote apacuhse welaqik. | He walked back by himself last night. |
Notes :
(see also 'cicokawse, ksewse, nahtokawse; compare milawuhse, wesuwewse; see apatkawotuwok; for 'kotha in first example, see nokothal)
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