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conepati
[
koh-n
uh
-
pah
-tee
]
co·ne·pa·ti
/
ˌkoʊ
nəˈpɑ
ti
/
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[
koh-n
uh
-
pah
-tee
]
Show IPA
noun
hog-nosed skunk
(
def. 2
)
.
Origin:
1765–75;
<
Mexican Spanish
conepate
<
Nahuatl
conēpatl,
equivalent to
conē
(
tl
) child, offspring + (
e
)
patl
skunk
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