wekinash in All languages combined

Forms: wékinash [canonical, inanimate], wékinashquash [plural] [Show additional information ▼] [Hide additional information ▲]

Etymology: Compare Massachusett wekinasq, weekinashq, which Trumbull analyzes as wék (“house”) (Narragansett *wek) + -ashq ("grass"), as it was a material used in building dwellings. Alternatively, related to weékan (“it is sweet”). Etymology templates: {{cog|wam|wekinasq}} Massachusett wekinasq, {{m|wam|weekinashq}} weekinashq, {{m|wam|wék|t=house}} wék (“house”), {{cog|xnt|*wek}} Narragansett *wek, {{m|xnt|weékan|t=it is sweet}} weékan (“it is sweet”) Head templates: {{head|xnt|noun|plural|wékinashquash|g=in|head=wékinash}} wékinash inan (plural wékinashquash)

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        "Newport, RI"
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      },
      "expansion": "Massachusett wekinasq",
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    },
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      },
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    },
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"wekinash" meaning in All languages combined

Noun [Narragansett]