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Did k’áynuɬ reference ‘getting high’ in K’alapuyan?
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Did k’áynuɬ reference ‘getting high’ in K’alapuyan?
I credit CWDP (2012:121). That's the "Chinuk Wawa Dictionary Project", who created the brilliant 2012 dictionary of the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde. Nicotiana quadrivalvis Pursh. (image credit: Oregon Encyclopedia) For the Chinook Jargon word k̓áynuɬ meaning 'tobacco', CWDP 2012 notes Chinookan-language forms. CWDP also cites effectively the same root/stem in use in K’alapuyan languages of…
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