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seggenaa'
my friend
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Susan Paskvan
seggenaa'
my friend; girl/boy friend; sister-in-law
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Susan Paskvan
seghaa
my bro or sis-in-law of opposite sex
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Susan Paskvan
seghoo'
my tooth, my teeth
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Susan Paskvan
segooge'
my baby
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Susan Paskvan
sgook
my baby
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Susan Paskvan
seketl'e
my younger brother
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Susan Paskvan
sekoye
my grandchild
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Susan Paskvan
sel'aa
uncle (mother's brother, father's sister's husband)
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
selenh
my brother-in-law (of man)
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Susan Paskvan
ses
black bear. (this is the word males use)
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Susan Paskvan
setlaa'e
my daughter (of man)
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Susan Paskvan
seyełneyoo
my sibling
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Susan Paskvan
seyełneyoo kkaa
my siblings
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Susan Paskvan
seyoze
my nephew, niece (sister's son/daughter), son of woman)
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Susan Paskvan
sokk'ʉye
my aunt (mother's sister)
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Susan Paskvan
sonot
'early spring, crusted snow season'
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
taaseze
broad whitefish
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan
taat'egheł
larch, tamarack
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Susan Paskvan
teyh
hill
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Susan Paskvan
tl'eegho
really, truly, certainly, indeed, very
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Susan Paskvan
tleehʉloo kkokk'ʉt
'early spring, crusted snow season'
Recording: 
Susan Paskvan