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... called moteyapisk ( literally “ a hard ( metallic ) grub or caterpillar ” ) and an uprooted tree is called kishe ishkwewipwaam ( " an old woman's thigh " ) . In a slightly different vein , the Cree words designating gooseber- ries ...
... called moteyapisk ( literally “ a hard ( metallic ) grub or caterpillar ” ) and an uprooted tree is called kishe ishkwewipwaam ( " an old woman's thigh " ) . In a slightly different vein , the Cree words designating gooseber- ries ...
Page 276
... called beykodeno , the term for the primary human group ( Preston 1980a ) : [ Dick ] When the wolverine and the other animals were living together , will there be any way to know if all of those animals ate the same food ? [ John ] When ...
... called beykodeno , the term for the primary human group ( Preston 1980a ) : [ Dick ] When the wolverine and the other animals were living together , will there be any way to know if all of those animals ate the same food ? [ John ] When ...
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... called atkuhkakon in Maliseet - Passamaquoddy , whereas a story or anecdote is called akonutomakon ( Leavitt and Francis 1986 ) . In his Micmac dictionary ( 1888 : 254 ) , Silas T. Rand gives " atookwõkun , a fabulous story " and ...
... called atkuhkakon in Maliseet - Passamaquoddy , whereas a story or anecdote is called akonutomakon ( Leavitt and Francis 1986 ) . In his Micmac dictionary ( 1888 : 254 ) , Silas T. Rand gives " atookwõkun , a fabulous story " and ...
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