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"text": "Arapaho: hie (“liver”)"
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"text": "Cheyenne: he'e (“liver”)"
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"text": "Central Algonquian:"
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"text": "Cree: -skwan/-ᐢᑲᐧᐣ (-skayn, “liver”), -skon/-ᐢᑯᐣ (-skon, “liver”)"
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"text": "Ojibwe: -kon (“liver”) (nikon (“my liver”), okon (“her or his liver”))"
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"text": "Fox (Sauk): -hkoni (“liver”)"
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"text": "Miami: (ni)hkoni (“(my) liver”)"
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"text": "Eastern Algonquian:"
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"text": "Abenaki: -skwen (“liver”)"
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"text": "Malecite-Passamaquoddy: sqon (“liver”)"
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"text": "Ojibwe: -kon (“liver”) (nikon (“my liver”), okon (“her or his liver”))"
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"text": "Fox (Sauk): -hkoni (“liver”)"
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"text": "Malecite-Passamaquoddy: sqon (“liver”)"
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"text": "Unami: xkwùn (“liver”)"
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"t": "liver"
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"expansion": "Munsee: xwíhk (“liver”)",
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"3": "",
"4": "liver"
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"etymology_text": "From Proto-Algic *wʔeɬkwene, *wʔeɬkwane (“liver”), whence also Wiyot watwar (“liver”) and Yurok 'wrhlkun (“liver”). The term was always possessed, and in some languages (including Yurok) the third-person prefix (*weʔ-) was incorporated into the stem.",
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"text": "weθkweni (“her or his liver”)"
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