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xuntápan acorn, esp. that of the tan oak
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lexicon ID #6907 | revised Feb 04 2016
xuntápan • N • acorn, esp. that of the tan oak Lithocarpus densiflora (Schenck and Gifford, no. 74).
| Derivation: | xuun tapan |
| acorn.soup tapan |
Derivatives (5)
apxantiich'athithxuntápan "walnut"
apxantiich'athithxuntapan'ípa "walnut tree"
athithxuntápan "hazelnut"
xuntapan'ámvaan "by-name for the California woodpecker"
yavishxuntápan "acorn of scrub oak"
Source: WB 1631.1, p.398; TK 58.25; JPH pla 06:522
Short recordings (6) | Sentence examples (41)
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muxuntápan "his acorns" (spoken by Vina Smith)
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xuntápan "acorn" (spoken by Lucille Albers)
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xuntápan "acorn" (spoken by Vina Smith)
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xuntápan kitnáakti "cracking acorns" (spoken by Lucille Albers)
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xuntápan yav "good acorns" (spoken by Lucille Albers)
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úuxkunish paxuntápan "the bitter acorns" (spoken by Vina Smith)
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