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apikweshimon ni gh
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a pillow



apikweshimon sg; apikweshimonan pl; apikweshimonens dim; apikweshimoning loc; apikweshimonish pej; Stem: /apikweshimon-/

apikweshimon sg rg
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apikweshimonan pl rg
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nj
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apikweshimonens dim es
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apikweshimoning loc rg
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apikweshimon /apikweshimon-/: /apikweshimo-/ stem of apikweshimo vai ; /-n/
[nominalizer]

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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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Word Family

apikweshimo vai s/he lies with head on something, uses a pillow
apikweshimon vai + o lie with your head on it (derived noun) apikweshimon ni a pillow

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