(has an arm) amputated

Anatomy

Syllabics: Generated, needs review

Generated from Roman spelling by this website; not a verified source transcription. Community or clinical approval alone does not mark these syllabics reviewed.

ê-kîshkipitonêshot

Syllabics: ᐁ-ᑮᐢᐦᑭᐱᑐᓀᐢᐦᐅᐟ

(has an arm) amputated

Source entry: Amputated, has an arm

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Dialect as recorded: Plains Cree

Source: SLMHC Cree Medical Dictionary

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Source reference: SLMHC Cree Medical Dictionary
Stored English heading: Amputated, has an arm
Website display heading: (has an arm) amputated — Display formatting moves a trailing comma qualifier into leading parentheses. It does not verify or change the translation.
Roman spelling: ê-kîshkipitonêshot — Current dictionary text; may include published corrections. The source reference alone does not establish an exact transcription.
Syllabics: Generated from Roman spelling by this website; not a verified source transcription. Community or clinical approval alone does not mark these syllabics reviewed.
Dialect attribution: Plains Cree — Recorded attribution; not independently confirmed by this label or by a general entry approval.
Pronunciation: No audio recording is available. No pronunciation review is implied.

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