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ahup'ikrítuv woodpile
Dictionary Entry
lexicon ID #220 | revised Mar 03 2014
ahup'ikrítuv • N • woodpile
| Derivation: | áhup ikrítuv-a |
| wood be.piled-DEVERB |
- vaa káan upitshipninankôotiheesh pasúrukurihak pa'ahup'ikrítuv, pookrítumsiprivti pa'áhup. (The medicine man) will be looking from that hole in the ground to the woodpile, while he's piling up the wood. [Reference: TK 247.28]
See ikrítuv 'to be piled'