break-up
(noun)
- ᒫᒋᔥᑕᓐ
- mâcištan
- a bumpy expanse of ice
- ᐸᐯᔅᑯᓯᒀᐤ
- papeskosikwâw
- of ice packed tightly by the current
- ᓰᐦᑖᐳᑯᐤ
- sîhtâpokow
- of ice jostling
- ᒫᔑᐦᑫᐤ
- mâšihkew
- when the ice starts moving and openings form
- ᑕᐎᓯᑯᐸᓕᐤ
- tawisikopaliw
- when the ice is moved by the wind and an opening forms
- ᐸᐦᒀᐦᐊᓐ
- pahkwâhan
- for sth to be swept away by the moving ice
- ᐌᐱᔥᑰᑌᐤ, ᐌᐱᔥᑰᓱᐤ
- wepiškôtew, wepiškôsow
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it is completely eroded, worn away, or swept away by the applied pressure of a moving body (
, by the ice at break-up, an avalanche, a landslide, etc.)
, by the ice at break-up, an avalanche, a landslide, etc.)
it is completely eroded, worn away, or swept away by the applied pressure of a moving body (
, by the ice at break-up, an avalanche, a landslide, etc.)
, by the ice at break-up, an avalanche, a landslide, etc.)
a small sandy island offshore from Akwâpicikan on Moose Factory Island that has since been swept away by ice at break-up
(of ice at break-up) it jostles (against other other ice fragments)
(of ice at freeze-up or break-up) it is packed tightly by the current
a fox sparrow (Passerella iliaca), said to sing the following tune around the time of break-up, 'awenihkân ômeliw opetikotim?'