itwêwina Plains Cree dictionary

pikwat-

Morph-R
1. wild, natural; desolate [cf. /pakwat-/] WMDD
pikwatôsân
NA-1 🧑🏽 like: pahkwêsikan, asikan 📖
Word components: pikwat-
, -ôsân- ( -ôs- , -ê(2) , -n(3) )
1. illegitimate child CW
2. bastard CW
3. an adopted child or person AECD
pikwatôsêw
VAI-1 🧑🏽➡️ like: nipâw 📖
Word components: pikwat-
, -ôsê ( -ôs- , -ê(2) )
1. she gives birth to an illegitimate child CW
pîkwataham
VTI-1 🧑🏽➡️💧 like: nâtam 📖
Word components: pîkw-
, -atah
1. s/he chops s.t. to pieces CW
2. s/he breaks s.t. by striking, s/he breaks s.t. down by tool, s/he tears s.t. down CW
3. He breaks it by hitting it (with an object) MD
pikwatâhtik

NA-3 🧑🏽 like: masinahikanāhtik(w), askihk(w) 📖
Word components: pikwat-(1) , -âhtikw
1. tree growing in the desert or in a desolate area CW
pîkwatamêw

VTA-1 🧑🏽➡️🧑🏽 like: wîcihêw 📖
Word components: pîkwat- , -am(2)
1. s/he chews s.o. to pieces CW
pîkwatamow
VAI-1 🧑🏽➡️ like: nipâw 📖
Word components: pîkwat- , -am(2) , -o
1. it gnaws a hole in the ice (e.g. a beaver creating a breathing hole) CW
pîkwatiwan
VII-2n 💧➡️ like: miywâsin 📖
Word components: pîkw-
, -ati(2) ( -at-(2) , -i(3) ) , [w] , -an(1)
1. it is rotten (e.g. tooth) CW
pikwataskiy
NI-2 💧 like: mîkisasâkay, oskasâkay 📖
Word components: pakwat-(1) , askiy-(1)
1. uninhabited land, desert, hinterland CW
2. wilderness CW
pikwatastim
NA-3 🧑🏽 like: masinahikanāhtik(w), askihk(w) 📖
Word components: pikwat-
, -astimw
1. wild horse, unbroken horse CW
2. an untamed horse AECD
3. a mustang. (Northern). alt. pakwatastim (Plains) AECD
pikwâtahwêw
VTA-3 🧑🏽➡️🧑🏽 like: kîskiswêw 📖
Word components: pikwâ-
, -atahw
1. s/he pricks s.o. CW
pîkwatahwêw
VTA-3 🧑🏽➡️🧑🏽 like: kîskiswêw 📖
Word components: pîkw-
, -atahw
1. s/he breaks s.o. with an axe CW
2. s/he breaks s.o. by striking CW MD
pîkwatahikan
NI-1 💧 like: cîmân, astotin 📖
Word components: pîkw-
, -atah , -ikan
1. chisel CW
2. thing broken by striking CW
pîkwatahikêw
VAI-1 🧑🏽➡️ like: nipâw 📖
Word components: pîkw-
, -atah , -ikê(1)
1. s/he chops things to pieces CW
2. s/he breaks things by striking CW
pîkwatahowêw
VAI-1 🧑🏽➡️ like: nipâw 📖
Word components: pîkw-
, -atahw , -iwê
1. s/he breaks (animate) things with an axe CW
2. s/he disfigures people by striking CW
pîkwatamowin
NI-1 💧 like: cîmân, astotin 📖
Word components: pîkwat- , -am(2) , -o
, -win
1. gnawing a hole in the ice (as a beaver creating a breathing hole) CW
pikwataskamik
NI-3 💧 like: pahkêkin(w), askêkin(w) 📖
Word components: pikwat-
, -askamikw
1. desolate land CW
2. deserted land CW
3. uncultivated land CW
pikwâtayêhwêw
VTA-3 🧑🏽➡️🧑🏽 like: kîskiswêw 📖
Word components: pikwâ-
, -atay-
, -ê(2) , -ahw(1)
1. s/he pierces s.o. in the belly by tool CW
pîkwataskiwiw

VII-2v 💧➡️ like: mihkwâw 📖
Word components: pîkwat- , -ask-** , -iwi(2)
1. there are holes in the ice in the spring CW
pikwataskamikâw
VII-2v 💧➡️ like: mihkwâw 📖
Word components: pikwat-
, -askamik-
, -â(1)
1. it is a desolate land CW
2. it is a desert CW
pikwatôsânihkawêw

VTA-2 🧑🏽➡️🧑🏽 like: nitonawêw 📖
Word components: pikwat-
, -ôsân- ( -ôs- , -ê(2) , -n(3) ) , -ihkaw ( -ihk-
, -aw(1) )
1. he causes s.o. to have an illegitimate child CW
2. he fathers an illegitimate child with s.o. CW
pakwat-

Morph-R
1. wild, natural; desolate [cf. /pikwat-/] WMDD
kîminîcâkanihkêw
VAI-1 🧑🏽➡️ like: nipâw 📖
Word components: kîm-
, -n(1) , -îc** , -âkan(1)
, -ihkê ( -ihk-
, -ê(2) )
1. she gives birth to an illegitimate child CW
2. he fathers a child out of wedlock CW
3. s/he makes an illegitimate child CW
4. s/he gives birth to an illegitimate child. (Plains) alt. pikwatôsew (Northern) AECD

	Stem
No ownership	pikwatôsân-
whose / whom something belongs to	-pikwatôsânim-

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