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8135
Boozhoo miinawaa!   You know, I was thinking about the ideas I mentioned in my last message.  If anyone wants to try them and they work, I'd still like 10%...
Dany Riopelle
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Dec 2, 2008
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8136
  Boozhoo, giin! Gidanamikoon, niin. Sometimes people forget what writing is all about: some people decide that this letter or that will represent such and...
Dany Riopelle
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8137
Boozhoo! Please help with these words if you can: Basil Johnston uses the following spellings in his books: 1) mizauwabeekum (mizauwabeekummoowuk) 2)...
Zoid
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Dec 2, 2008
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8138
Can someone help me out on the name of the 12 solar months in Anishininiimowin (Oji-cree)? {??} = January gizhe-biisim = February migiziwi-biisim = March ...
Qorach ben Dan
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Dec 2, 2008
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8139
... mizaawaabikamoo+wag (Freelang has: mizaawaabikamoo+g and mizaawaabikamoo+wag) mizaawaabik = literally, ubiquitous-mineral or universal-mineral ... ...
Qorach ben Dan
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Dec 2, 2008
10:22 am
8140
I know copper as miskwaabik. but i couldn't think of how it would work. I was thinking miskwaabikoons but then I remembered that was 'penny'. I think... Anne...
Anne Littlebird
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Dec 2, 2008
10:49 am
8141
Im really not sure if this is from the Ojibwe my gf keeps telling it to me and i dont know what it means. isawenamiin any advice?...
Gabriel
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Dec 3, 2008
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8142
Boozhoo! I have just about completed the Pimsleur Essential Ojibwe I course, and I am not sure what the next step should be. Does anyone know if there are any...
mikeinyantai
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Dec 3, 2008
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8143
I have downloaded the freelang Ojibwa dictionary and have noticed that the Anishinabe word for the Miami is Maame. My question has to deal with the river in...
sasontoo
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Dec 3, 2008
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8144
Copper is miskwaabik, literally, red-mineral. However, any red-coloured mineral can be described as such. However, ozaawaabik can describe both copper or...
Qorach ben Dan
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Dec 3, 2008
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8145
Upon reflection of your posting name, hmmnn....anyhoo, why not just ask your gf? Certainly considering another language whether in love or not, it is...
Earl Otchingwanigan
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Dec 3, 2008
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8146
I admit to curiosity with that as well, There are 12 on the moon-dial in the photo archive but we didn't go by the European solar callender, so what is the...
firekeeper38
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Dec 3, 2008
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8147
In a word, no. Maamewi-ziibi = Maa-me-wi-zii-bi The Miami Tribe in Odaawaa is "Maame" but the Miami Tribe called themselves "Mayaamay"... same root, but while...
Qorach ben Dan
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Dec 7, 2008
11:48 am
8148
Closest word I know of that resembles that word is "misawenimaan," meaning "he/she desires someone else", the (vta; 3s > 3') form of misawenim: covet SB, yearn...
Qorach ben Dan
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Dec 7, 2008
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8149
The EOCOD provides the following lunar months for southeastern Ontario and Manitoulin Island (unsyncoped forms shown here): * namebin(i)-giizis =...
Qorach ben Dan
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Dec 7, 2008
11:53 am
8150
Because I am compelled to look like a goon in public, you folks realize the Anishinaabe calendars is labeled according to seasonal events, and what is a sucker...
Wilson
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Dec 7, 2008
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8151
About the Wendat. I assume that they are the Wyandot who originally lived in southern Ontario. You say that they actually lived along the shores of Lake...
sasontoo
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Dec 13, 2008
1:16 pm
8152
Yes, which is why I asked about lunar month names, which often were applied to the solar month names, as the *functionality* determined the name. Same...
Qorach ben Dan
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Dec 13, 2008
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8153
Hello again, I'm wondering if anyone here knows the etymology of the name "Chakenapok"? It's the name of a figure from Ojibwa belief, the "Flint" and brother...
Tehuti
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Dec 20, 2008
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8154
Boozhoo...   There was a really interesting piece on a show called Ancestors in the Attic about an Ojibwa Soldier in W.W.I. In the show he leaves a written...
Zhimmy Kanata
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Dec 21, 2008
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8155
Based on the Plains and Swampy Cree word "cahkisêhikan" (flint) both Hodges and Baraga cites, if the words were identical in Ojibwe, I would have expected...
Qorach ben Dan
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Dec 21, 2008
3:11 pm
8156
boozhoo nindawemaaginidog i'iw ikidowin, chakenapok", mii omaa waaswaaganing, nind ayaamin igaye, i'iw aadizookaan..miidash omaa bakaan izhinikaazowin...
leon valliere
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Dec 21, 2008
11:31 pm
8157
Freelang Ojibwe modules were updated as of December 20. Freelang's website can be accessed by the banner near the top of the main page for OLS-Miinawaa. The...
Qorach ben Dan
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Dec 21, 2008
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8158
Maybe the etymology of "jaaginebik" is: * jaag- (pv): consume-, use-up-, deplete-, spend- * ginebig+oog (na): snake as the birth of "Chakenapok" spent the life...
Qorach ben Dan
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Dec 22, 2008
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8159
A new resource for any one interested. Rather clever. Mazainaate Press just published an Inuktitut phrase book as well. Patricia Ningewance Nadeau has...
Anne Littlebird
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Dec 24, 2008
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8160
We have the particle "enigok" meaning "again; with effort; fast; forcefully; try harder; loud(ly); with might; more; much; strongly"... depending on the...
Qorach ben Dan
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Dec 28, 2008
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8161
Aaniin, ingiisaadendam niibowa: this is going to be a bit of rather technical stuff. Note that CDMO also has enigok, which would rather be *enigwak if it were...
Kees van Kolmeschate
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Dec 28, 2008
10:54 pm
8162
What does the particle "dibach" mean? From its usage context, it seem to indicate "a number" or "a figure"... possibly from "diba'" + "-j". Insight...
Qorach ben Dan
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Dec 28, 2008
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8163
miigwech Kees, but I was trying to ask a question without directly asking the question and it didn't work. So, the direct question is "what does 'inigod'...
Qorach ben Dan
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Jan 1, 2009
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8164
I have the following forms for "five kinds / five choices / five instances": Algonquin: naanwayag Oji-Cree: naanwayeg Northwestern Ojibwe: naanwewig but how...
Qorach ben Dan
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