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The Seneca language, like many native American languages, uses verb forms more often than simple adjectives. Instead of "big" you say "it is big" - gowanâh. This also means great or important, as in nadi gowanâs = the great ones (chiefs).

This is clearly closely connected to the equivalent Cayuga word for "it is big" - gowanęh

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