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emikwaan ni gh
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a ladle; a spoon



emikwaan sg; emikwaanan pl; emikwaanens dim; emikwaaning loc; Stem: /emikwaan-/

emikwaan sg gh
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emikwaanan pl gh
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rg
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es
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emikwaanens dim es
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gh
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emikwaaning loc es
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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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Word Family

emikwaan ni a ladle; a spoon
(derived noun) emikwaanens ni teaspoon (verb of possession) odemikwaani vai s/he has a spoon or spoons, has a ladle or ladles

Related Words

spoons
emikwaan ni a ladle; a spoon
emikwaanens ni teaspoon
gichi-emikwaan ni a ladle
mitigo-emikwaan ni a wooden spoon, a wooden ladle
mitigwemikwaan ni a wooden spoon, a wooden ladle

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