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Gatschet (236) (written)
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pilä́wa kinäpíkwa
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chicken-snake; same as garter-snake, Hoffman
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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kíma
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green snake, green all over, climbing trees ("chief," because they never bite; Indians put them in their pockets)
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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kímaki
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pl. (green snakes)
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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mámkate apikíthia
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black snake, from 5 to 7 feet here
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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mámkate apikithiáki
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pl. (black snakes)
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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apikíthia
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anything that is crawling and having no legs
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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kinepíkutha pemitatchímwat
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the young snake is crawling; said of any an. with legs, also of babies
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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-aki -tchim??áki
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pl. (the young snakes are crawling)
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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apíkwa
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any snake
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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-aki
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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kinusáwia
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lion; "tiger"—the American panther
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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kinusawiaki
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pl. (lions; American panthers)
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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kinepíkwa pämapikshínga
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the snake lies on the ground, dead or not, said of animals of long shape, of a rope, thread, twine
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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pämak8síngi
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said of sticks, bars of iron, pencils, anything straight
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Gatschet (236) (written)
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näpika
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dead; man or animal
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