Papers of the ... Algonquian Conference, Volume 23Carleton University, 1992 - Algonquian Indians |
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... plants ' ka - koškosi ' he gets [ wakes ] up off and on ' ka - kaška : pikka'ika : te : ' it is locked up from time to time ' ka - kittike : ' he keeps planting [ or farming ] ' And with sonorant - initial stem : ( 12 ) a . miskwa : tte ...
... plants ' ka - koškosi ' he gets [ wakes ] up off and on ' ka - kaška : pikka'ika : te : ' it is locked up from time to time ' ka - kittike : ' he keeps planting [ or farming ] ' And with sonorant - initial stem : ( 12 ) a . miskwa : tte ...
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... plant two inches high which bore red berries as big as a small pea ” . 4 ) 41 : uvaursi . ? " an astringent tonic " contained in the berries of the kinnikinic . 5 ) 46 : sapoos oowin . Bowel movement . W sapoosoowin . 6 ) 49 : Iskwao ...
... plant two inches high which bore red berries as big as a small pea ” . 4 ) 41 : uvaursi . ? " an astringent tonic " contained in the berries of the kinnikinic . 5 ) 46 : sapoos oowin . Bowel movement . W sapoosoowin . 6 ) 49 : Iskwao ...
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... of superstitions , folk tales , and usages of medicinal plants , as well as several brief word lists , although he identifies most of these words as Ojibwa . This perception - or lack of perception of the Powhatans 236 FREDERIC W. GLEACH.
... of superstitions , folk tales , and usages of medicinal plants , as well as several brief word lists , although he identifies most of these words as Ojibwa . This perception - or lack of perception of the Powhatans 236 FREDERIC W. GLEACH.
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