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Cree Medical Database

Exploring 1478 entries based on the SLMHC Cree Medical Dictionary. Generated writing and project review status are labeled on each entry.

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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.

kistikwân(a)

Syllabics: ᑭᐢᑎᐠᐚᐣ(ᐊ)

(your) head

Source entry: Head, your

Community: not reviewed

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Clinical: not reviewed

No clinical approval is recorded for this entry. Medical meaning and use have not been confirmed through this project's clinical review.

Category: auto, unreviewed

Automatically assigned; not yet checked through category review. A category match is not confirmation of medical meaning.

Dialect as recorded: Plains Cree

Source: SLMHC Cree Medical Dictionary
Audio pending
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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.

kiskatik(wa)

Syllabics: ᑭᐢᑲᑎᐠ(ᐘ)

(your) forehead

Source entry: Forehead, your

Community: not reviewed

No community approval is recorded for this entry. A source reference is not the same as a review through this project.

Clinical: not reviewed

No clinical approval is recorded for this entry. Medical meaning and use have not been confirmed through this project's clinical review.

Category: auto, unreviewed

Automatically assigned; not yet checked through category review. A category match is not confirmation of medical meaning.

Dialect as recorded: Plains Cree

Source: SLMHC Cree Medical Dictionary
Audio pending
Entry and review details
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