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/-akikw/ final

 
pail, kettle, pot
 
Type:
final
Subtypes:
noun
aniibiishakik na a tea kettle
gaapiiwakikoons na a coffee pot
gizhaagamizigewakik na a tea kettle
mitigwakik na a Mide drum
naada'ibiiwakik na [BL] a water pail
nibiiwakik na a water pail
okaadakik na a large kettle or cauldon with small legs: a treaty kettle
ozaawakik na a brass kettle
ozhiga'igewakik na a sap bucket
wiikongewakik na a feast pot
ziigwebinigewakik na a slop pail
zhiishiibakik na a tea kettle with a curved spout

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