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vocabulary

Mamook-kunsih (count)

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  • Ikt Man.
  • Ikt Ktunaxa Man
    Ikt Ktunaxa Man.
  • Mokst Man
    Mokst Tsimpshain Man.
  • Klone Man: mokst man klaska mitwhit pi ikta man yaka mitlite.
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Huloima t’sum (colours)

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Nesaika Letate

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  • Latate
  • Chesp
  • Yakso
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