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amkíinva / amkíinvu- to eat lunch, to eat for lunch, i.e. food carried on a journey
Dictionary Entry
lexicon ID #336 | revised Oct 31 2014
amkíinva / amkíinvu- • V • to eat lunch, to eat for lunch, i.e. food carried on a journey
| Derivation: | av-kiin-va | (= av-kiv-va-va) |
| eat-out.through-PL.ACT | (= eat-out.through-PL.ACT-PL.ACT) |
Derivative (1)
amkíinva "lunch, i.e. food carried on a journey"
- vaa tupámkiinva a'ikrêen pa'úuyva patoopvâaramahaak tíshraam. A'ikreen eats the salmon-meal for lunch when he goes back to Scott Valley. [Reference: KS 05 Peregrine Falcon 5:135]
See av1 'to eat'