ᑮᑲᐧᕀ  ᑲᑳᓇᑕᕁ kîkway kakânatahk [VII]

it is pure and clean, kanâtan (vii); s/he is pure and clean, kanâtisiw (vai); cleanliness, kanâcihiwin (ni); s/he cleans her/him, kanâcihew (vta); s/he is neatly dressed or tidy, kanâcihow (vai); s/he lives a clean life, i.e.: morally, kanâcipimâtisiw (vai); purity of life (morally), kanâcipimâtisowin (ni); s/he has a clean or pure soul, kanâtahcâkwew (vai); having a clean or pure soul, kanâtahcâkwewin (ni); it is neat and clean, kanâtan (vii); s/he considers her/him of faultless, pure, umblemished character, kanâteyimew (vta); being considered faultless, kanâteyihtâkosowin (ni); s/he is considered faultless, kanâteyihtâkosiw (vai); it is considered faultless, kanâteyihtâkwan (vii); s/he cleans the snow off something, pânahikew (vta); s/he cleans or clears the snow off her/him, pânahwew (vta); s/he cleans the snow off the trees, pawahtakinew (vta); the tree becomes clean of snow, pawahtakipayiw (vai); it is all cleaned off by the wind, i.e.: a spruce tree, pawâsiw (vai); it is cleaned off by the wind, i.e.: a road blown free of snow, pawâstan (vii)

Source: Alberta Elders' Cree Dictionary English-Cree

Language: Cree