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[able], capable
above, up
above it (current, wind)
abscess
an abscess is formed
to be absent
about, at
[acceptable], all right
to be accustomed to
to become accustomed to
across
to act
to act, be, do (singular or dual)
to act, be, do (singular or dual)
to act, be, do (several persons or things)
to act, become
to act, become
to act, do
to act, be, do
to make oneself (act, like something)
he is active, smart in action
[in addition to], also
[in addition to], also
to admire
to get to admire
after (time)
afternoon
[afterward], after (time)
afterwards, then
against (wind, current, etc.)
agreeing (with a statement)
not as agreed
ahead of
more and more ahead
fish's airbag
alder tree
all
all, sufficient
all right
almost
alone
by oneself, [alone]
along
along
along the edge inside the teepee
along the side (of a canoe)
along the top of
already
also
also
in ambush
amnios
among
among, in the centre
among people (house)
to amuse, entertain
anger
to become angry
to be in a state of anger
fur-bearing animals
a mythical animal which makes thunder and lightning
to be annoyed
to become annoyed
ant
ants
anticipation, expecting
anus
[apart], alone
to appear, to come in sight
with the appearance
to appease
to apply force to
arm
arm-pit
around
around
arrow
arrow-head made of flint or steel used to shoot big game
arrow-head made of moose horn
a sharp arrow-head made of iron
to be ashamed
to become ashamed
to cause one to be ashamed
to make one become ashamed
to ask (a question)
to ask for
to fall asleep
at
at, about
at the back
at a certain place outside
at the door
at the door of
at the edge of
at the foot, base of
at the middle of the back
at that moment
at the point (of a sharp stick)
at the same place
I ate (a whole fish) (not chewed up)
aunt
autumn
to be aware of (some disturbance)
away from
away from
away from the trail
awl
axe
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