Difference between revisions of "baʔ ləčʼxʷu"
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{{PR}} '''baʔ''' | {{PR}} '''baʔ''' ləčʼxʷu<br> | ||
{{WA}} [[baʔ]] (particle, "wide") + [[lə]] (prefix, "progressive aspect") + [[ | {{WA}} [[baʔ]] (particle, "wide") + [[lə]] (prefix, "progressive aspect") + [[č̓xʷu]] ("add") = wide adding [of water] | ||
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Revision as of 08:52, 11 March 2016
| Location: | East of the Skagit River and north of East College Way, near the bend in Martin Rd. | |
| Google Maps: | 48°26′47.72″N 122°17′12.31″W |
alternative forms: Pa-lath-chu
Lushootseed noun
pronunciation: baʔ ləčʼxʷu
word analysis: baʔ (particle, "wide") + lə (prefix, "progressive aspect") + č̓xʷu ("add") = wide adding [of water]
note: An intermittent lake occasionally formed when flood water from the Skagit River backs up the Nookachamps drainage.
see also: sbalaɫqʷuʔ, balaɫqʷuʔ
Number of times this entry has been verified against the sources, including at the time of creation: 1
In general, an entry with a higher number of verifications and sources may be considered more reliable.
sources
- 1972, Chief Martin J Sampson, Indians of Skagit County, Skagit County Historical Series No. 2, Mount Vernon, Washington, p. 57