Tami nigwejig mnnoqong? — Where do birch trees grow?
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Tami nigwejig mnnoqong? — Where do birch trees grow? has 10 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 1 reference.
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- Mnnoqon Source
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- Example 1
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| Rdf:type | Source Line | [1] |
| Contains Source Sentence | Tami Nigwejig Mnnoqong | [1] |
| Contains Target Sentence | Where Do Birch Trees Grow | [1] |
| Contains Word | Mnnoqong | [1] |
| Mentions Phrase | Birch Trees | [1] |
| Contains Example | Example 1 | [1] |
| Section of | Examples Section | [1] |
| Precedes | Source Line 6 | [1] |
| Line Index | 5 | [1] |
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ctx:claims/document/0098be9f-24f3-4b84-9c5e-0bd06104e854- full textmnnoqontext/plain152 B
mobtranslate:word/f0449f63-956f-4983-8ecd-3e560ec7a7b2Show excerpt
mnnoqon (Mi'gmaq) Definitions: 1. yellow birch Examples: - Tami nigwejig mnnoqong? — Where do birch trees grow? Translations: - Yellow birch [en] …
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