kadataan
verb
LanguageAhtna (United States)
Meaning- wood is in an unstacked pile or heap
- This verb is used specifically to describe wood that has been left in a pile or heap without being neatly stacked.
Kadataan taa' k'e'.
The wood is in a pile by the water.
Part of speechverb
Usage noteThis term is exclusively used for wood in an unorganized pile.
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