wigwôm
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See also: wigwom
Etymology
From Proto-Algonquian *wi·kiwa·ʔmi; cognate with Penobscot wigwom and Unami wikëwam.
Noun
wigwôm (inanimate, plural wigwômal, locative wigwômek)
- (a) house
Derived terms
- wigwômek — in, at, around the/a house
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