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BICTIOIMI
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OTCHIPWE - ENGLISH
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BICTIOJ^AKY
OF THE
OTCfllPWB LlllflGE,
THIS LAl^QVAOK iT^pKEN BY
THE CHIPP|,w.,4Ad,AN8,
AS AI.SOIJY "
THE OTAWJS, rOTAWiM]fb,a„oicO!(ftlINs
MISSIONARIES
By the Rev. Frederic iaraffa
K0M.« C.XHOUC M:ssroK.nv .mo.^ x„. otc^pwk Ikou«..
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CINCINNATI, 1853
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7« t'>^ celebrated Lexicographer -Tohnson: "He that
' undertakes to compile a Dictionary, undertakes that, .vh ch
;;. comprehends the Ml extent of h. de.,n. he know^ hln .
able to perform Yet his labors, though deficient, may be
useful; and wath the hope of this inferior praise he must incite
his activity, and solace his weariness "
aries of cu;!,zcd languageB; but by far more bo in tejard (o ..
w::;r °' "" '"*"" '"-'"'"««' »"" "- •■■»- --'-'" ■•:
tbe olr' ''' ',° "" """ "'■ ""'' ''■■°"'<=''8''. the first Dtetionarv of
the Otcb.pwe language ever published. The compilation of it , a,
coat me several years of assiduous labor; aud Ll I ,„us, ao
knewledge that it is yet very defective and impe fe , , ,„, "
BKler .. as next to impossible te make such a Lrk perfec t
once, in the first edition. perfect at
In order to understand this Dictionary and make a „r,ct,e-,l
use of ,t, the Otch.hwe Grammar onght'to be first .JT
l;ec,al.y the f.r..„„„ „y «„,,„,„„,? aid tb 1 ^ ll ^^
Jeris- because you will find in this Dictionary only some tl e
forme, substanfnes and verbs, as examples affZ Xl v ,
may form others yourself, according to.he Kulcsoxplaine, „
urammar. ' '"mru m mo
■p
« 18 always pronounced like a in father
iike r III net.
• I've I in /loc.
•• K ,., . •
like n 111 />r>«p,
I he olhcr consonants l.avc the English sound.
rferstood. \8- Vi« L/ ^^I'^^^Sf-^, ^"d the /.,«,;„;,, is un-
^- Verbs ending in ouian, endamawa, cnda<ros etc m. ,
end in en.nUan, emnda^nafva, -« J.... etc ■ wh'.r '
always expressed in this Dictionarv F i t' J' "''
^^■-»W..„..rf, it i/«oft. ^ ^ ^' ^'^^■^"^«A'«'«^^. or, ...
The unipersonal verbs ending in a vnw,.l i
which means, or ^it^^^v^oua^o-..^.. i Z' * . or magak.
4.
^1/
5.
- nou.cr vets ^TT^'T'""'"°"""^"'"'-"
substantive. As' Trfn. , 7 " represents the
For this reason nl.. ,' ^ "^^ ^' ^^^h k G or K
5). In regard to*the Second Port T >,n *
relates t„ a .„ J«.„,„" i" r^'J r^"" V° '•^"•"'' ">a. whatever «
As: I have largo fee, J a "a ta, "fir l""' m""""""'
I--k for a„ that „„der the s„h:a:.te .FooTr''^ "'^'' "^^
10. Mind the same in regard to verh« Th. i- .• '
a verb and modifying it are tot" r ^^/"^^^^'^^^ relating to
T 1 1 'v"'h "> are to be found under fhnf v.«,u *
I look angry; I bok strange, etc 7'^;^ ^'•
verb ''Look." ^ ' -^^'^^^ ^^^"rs under the
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VI
AH.lltVlATION.S ISKD IN THIS DktioNABV
fin. sigfiifi(!s fiuimnfr, i
in.
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an.
in.
n
n
<(
<t
((
il
((
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t(
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inanimate. <i^^^ (^tohipwe (iranuuar
active Ncrl) nnnnate.
active verb tnnnttnatp.
adjective.
adverb.
communicative vf>rb.
dimimitive sub-staiitive.
for iii.st.-iiice.
fif,'iiratively.
l're(|ueiitative verb.
imperative.
ill some instances.
interjection,
nvmiber.
numeral verb,
neuter verb.
participle.
plural.
personifying vorb.
participle and substantive,
participle, substantive and adjective
reciprocal verb.
See.
substant've.
something.
unipersonal verb.
tbird indefinite person. •
the third person like the fir«t
To n,d,oae the tl.ird person «i„g. :,res. of .etive verl,. „„,„,„,,,
the begnmmg of the verb is give,,, and then tl,e termination'
o wabaman. '-ans.
a. V.
a. V.
adj.
adv.
com.
dim.
f. i.
fig.
freq.
imp.
(in.s. in.) "
interj. "
n. or num. "
num. V, "
n. V.
p.
Pl.
pers. V.
p. s.
p. s. a.
r. V.
S.
s.
s,
11
3,
.3,
3,
th.
V.
ind. p.
p. 1.
p. -/ ;
3. p. -0;
I f
VII
To >^.o, the third p„,„„ .(„,. p,„, „f „„i,„ ,„,,^ _
ml' H """■''"'■ ""'»■ "" '«'»''"""« "«1 "-e end of it i,
F. signifies, in J>encli.
C.
G.
L.
111.
O/,
II
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11
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in the Canadian dialect of the Frenc",
lan/Tuage.
in German.
in Latin,
in Illyrian,
in Ottowd or Ota a.
in Algonquin.
For the Second Part see notice on page 423.
F B.
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A.
has only one sound in the Otchip-
we language, that is, the open clear
faT^ ° « '" the E,.gli^h won
'VnT u \ ''"''^ " '« 'Ji'fioult for an
n Fm^l i" 'k* ''"' '°""''' 'because
in l<>ngl sh It has no less than eig/d
'lirtiTcnt sounds.* Hut still if i«
fnih^'UT^«^f-''"«--"nd
Winers 01 Otcliipwe works have
even invented a purlicular type to
express this letter when it is to I e
pronounced, (as they say.) likJ«
n *««,&«,, etc. But th.s is entire
y incorrect. Once more: The
letter a has invariably one and the
^m. sound in all the Ot2K ipwe
wonLs that contain it ; that is the
sound ofain./„Mer,W^"; etc "
u7^J^ letter is sometimes inserted
in verbs which signify repetition
;^r.clmng,ngofplace; as ^X
«;.;«, he goes from one place tot^-
other ; instead of haba-ija.-Anofch
2'yncwag they h.v. difleTent
and frequent disease., instead of
ortar, kwean; the vessel goes in
different directions ; wherever thJ
^feersmnn pleases he steers if -
^Vhe„ (,., verb to which a i.. pre-
-.vrd. hr:Mns with an,,, the letter, •
■Mi'sorted between the two a/ as
* ABA
^rckyppr^"'('^''*»dofwdd
'^home'"^i"-\-^"™=^=»'ni". ^^t
trfoH; ^''"''^^ ^u''- ««• ^ untie s.
th. for him or to him; 3. n. od ab
Abaan (nind) a. v. ,„. j unfj^ .
w?/h'""'L ^'"¥> ■''• ^ *■«• i open It
with a key, I unlock it; 3 p ' </
"6...; p. amb..ang. '^' "'^
*4 ^>!^,2r '"^I'y ^°""''« has A T
Ababikaifj^de, or-magad, u v it ,.
opened, unlocked ;V«4.i^;;i'
Ababtkaiganike, (niud) n% I make
wi'^**!' ^"'"^^ «• ""■ ««• I open
with a key some an. obj.; 3. pld
Abadad u. y. it is u.seful, serviceable
benehcial; d. a,a..^«A. '^'^^''■'
Abadis, (^ina) n V.I am useful,.!
P-' •• p. aia..sid.
Ahadjia, (nind) a. v. an. I make use
o some an. obj.; he does me s?,^
vices, IS useful to me; .) p \li
^t>Mp ; p. aiabadjiad. ■
Abadjuchigan, s. an. any an. obiect
that i.< useful ; pl.-aj. ' ^^^^
ABA
Ahadjitchigan, s. any useful in. ob-
ject, anything useful, serviceable ;
pi. -an.
Abadjiton, (nind) a. v. in. I make ose
of It, I profit by it, it is useful to
me ; 3. p. od in...; p. aia..tod.
Ahadjitowin, s. the use of s. th., the
iict of using, 8. th.
Jhngamisnn, {nind) a. v. in. I warm
it a little, (liquid ;) 3. p. od ah... ;
p. eb...ang.
Ahaigade, ox-magad, u. v. it is untied,
loosened ; p. aiab..deg, or-m.ai,ak.
Abnigas, (nind) n. v. I am loosened,
untied ; 3. p.-o; p. aia.sod.
Ahdj, 8. lodge-pole ; pi. abajin..
Abnjiiak, a. an. rafter; pi. -og.
Ahnkamase, (nind) n. v. I take a warm
foot-bath (after the Indian fashion;)
•». p.-o ; p. eb..ssod.
Aha\ama$swa, (ninrf) a. v. an. I give
hira a warm foot-bath; 3. p. cd
ab..wan; p. eh. .wad; imp. abaka-
masswi.
A'l'ikiganes, (nind) n. v. I warm my
lireast ; 3. p.-o ; p. eh. nod.
Ahnkinindjlwas, (nind) n. v. I quicken
.ir warm my hands ; [F. je me de-
gourdia les mains;] 3. p.-o; p.
eb..sod.
Abikisideg, (nind) n. v. I quicken or
warm niy feet; 3. p.-o; p. eb...sod.
A'^imiba'o. (nind) n. v. I turn round,
running; 3. p. i. ; p. aiab..tod
Ahumigabaw, (nind) n. v. I turn.
standing ; 3. p. -i. ; p. aiab..wid.
Ahamigabawitan, (nmd) a. v. in. I
turn towards it, standing ; 3. p. od
nb... ; p. niab..lang.
Ahamignbitnvja, (tund) a. v. a?/. 1 turn
towards him, standing; 3. p. od
ab..wnn ; p. ainh..wad.
Abamisse, (nind) n. v. I turn round,
Hying ; 3. p. 1. ; p. aiii..ssed.
Ahamitifiweia sibi, u. v, the river
make.s a turn ; p. aiab..iag.
Ahamodjiv>an, w. v. the water turns
round, (at the foot of a ra^id ;) p,
ai(ib..wang.
Abamoianimad, u. v. the wind Hies
round ; [F. le vent rafale ;] p. aiab..
mnk.
ABl
Ahanab, (nind) n. v. I look behind;
3. p. -i.; p. aiahanahid.
Aj.banabama ; (nind) a. v. an. I look at
him behind me ; 3. p. od ab..n ; p.
aia..mad.
Ahanabandan. (jiind) a. v. in. I look
at it behind me; 3. p. od ah... ; p.
oia..a9ig.
Abunikwe, s. female slave ; maid ,
Abnnini, s. male slave ; servant ; pi.
■wag.
Abaodjigan, s. reel; [F. de'vidoir ;]
pi. -an.
\ Abaodjige, (nind) n. v. 1 unwind from
a reel; 3. p. 1.; p. aiab..ged.
Abandon, (nind) a. v. m. ] "unwind it
from a reel; 3. p. odab...; p. aia-
baodod.
Abaskkobinsan, (nind) a. v. in. I warm
it a little, I make it tepid, (liquid ;)
3. p. od ah... ; p. abash. .sgang.
Abnshkobite, ox-magad, u. v. it is a
little warm, tepid, (liquid;) p.
ehash..t,eg, ox-mngak.
Abate, (nind) n. v. I run there, to
some place ; 3. p. 1. ; p. ehat,d.
Abawa, (nind) a. v. ««. I untie or
loosen him, I unswaddle (a child ;)
I unharness (a beast;) 3. p. od
abawan ; p. aiab/iwad; imp. aba.
Ahawa, ox-magad, u. v. it is warm
mild weather, soft weather, thaw-
weather ; p. aidbawag, ox-^naguk.
Abawas, (nind) n. v. f begin to feol
warrr, I am no more cold ; 3. p. -o;
p. aia...'>od.
Ahta, (nind) a. v. an. 1 give him the
lie, I convince him ; [F. je le de-
mentis;] 3. p. od ahean; p. aiabead.
Aheidiwin, s. conviction.
Abibidon, (nind) a. v. m. i draw out
the threads of it, (stuff;) 3. p. U
ah... ; p. nin..dod.
Abidekamig, adv. surely, certainly,
undoubtedly.
Abiding, num. adv. once.
Abiginc, {nind) a. v. an. I unfold
some an. object ; 3. p. od ah..nan ,
p. aia..nad; imp. ahigin.
Abiginan, (nind) a. v. m. 1 unfold it,
3, p. od ab... ; p. aia..nang.
ABI
Jang. ' ^■°^''^' '"'' 9iiabi.
Al>ijwa {nind)a.v.an. friporun-
M 1/i ''"T "''■ °W^ot; od abijwan;
}'■ a'aimd ; imp. abijwi.
.:^6|,«,,aA««e,s.a«. beaver.skin;pl
ABI
Ahinass, 8 the place in a lod^e or
house allotted to a family d1„^
iT;/. ^^ ^'"^ '""*=''- cruelly; 3. p
o.mag gi-abindamaican vi ikiv
Abi'uii., inind) n. v. S. Abindiin^
^to^rf' <"'"'^^ "• ^- I am getting
aia..tod. ' ' ' ^- P- 0^ «6-. ; p.
chiw-'"/^ <"'"'''"■>■ I play Ihpi
^«" ,; alinodjiing m i,ii^„, v„
speaks like a nhilH . rL/V?'^ li<^
|ye,]de«p.se;3.p.i.;p.,4"_
working : 3 n l • n a • ' """>
-^«*.,f»« „'•;.■;• *r„,y fee,,
from a profounrl WllJ: i ^^^kf
speaks 1 ke a chi^ . '^^ ^T'^ l^^
s^iz-^th^;;-e^-t?^i2
i£Snf.f-'"?"^y'.^hiJ''hood.i
9(Juiieci , p. aia..kag, ot-mairtii- '
^ibmsoma, (nind) a v an iL,..
h.mwuhbadwi.rds,IdTspse'fc
J; p. orf ab..man; p. ata ma/f '
«. despise it, (wit'h ev 1 words ) 3
, perfectly 3°ri'^^'^' ^ «^»^«
I r-'i^ysensUcaf/eSmg";
A/nntwadtg, (ntnd) n v t
aia..sid. '' ' P- -^ •■ p.
Ahisiweniayad, u. v it nn,v.i,
revives ;1 ^,-«,.:^:^ " ^">^J^«n^ it
n^y senses, (after \^i,uingT.?7
J •J; ..P a%a..danq. ^ '' ' P-
ifeTcJ^S''-^---^ console
rtrg'^^^'^-'^-nStri^-con-
AUnu-imfe, (nind) n. v. I consolp «n
lace, encourage • ^ n ,""'"*'' ?o-
oak. ' P- ^^f^-deg, ox-ma-
Akskobidjigade, or-ma^ad u v it i.
ABE
tf
A»0
rection.
Ahit&nana, (nind) a. v. an- I kill him
almost, (I kill him half;) 3. p. od
iih..n; p. aia.-nad ; imp. ahitonaj.
Mitoi^hMne, ox-magad, u. v. it is half
full, (a bag or sack ;) p. aia..mg,
or-viagaJc.
AhM;nh'id(m, {nind) a. v. in. I looj<en it, '
untie It : 3. p. odah... ; p.aitth.. d/xl.
Aind-oku, or-ma<iad, u. v. it gets
loose, untied, it loosens; p. aiu..
htij, or-maffnh.
Ahi.nb>n,ii, {nind) a. v. nn. I untie him,
deliver him ; 3, p. r>d ah..n ; p. aia.-
iind ; imp. ahuhm...
AhM-ofiMi', or-magail, u. v. it loosens
or unties ; being thrown, or falling ;
p. a/a.. cm/, or-magaJc.
A}>Mhjt(t, {mild) n. v." I get loose, un-
iind; 3. p. 1.; p. aiu. .(ad.
AhL-nctt, {nind) a. v. aih. I warm him;
3, p. r '. aftimvan ; p. elnsivad ; imi).
idti.^H\
Ahifu, adv. \vdU ; aiahita, half each.
Ahitun., Udnd) a. v. in. 1 inhabit it, I
dwell or live in it, (house, lodge,
etc.;) 3. p. fd ah... ; p. ehitam/.
Ahit(i.(malai, half a bottle, a pint.
Aliiiutihikad, u. v, it is midnight ; p.
niah..hik.
A^'tfawa, {nind) a. v. an. I dwell in
liim ; 3. p. lid ah..n ,- p. eh. .ad.
Ahitdn'O'iam, adv. halfway across a
river, lake, etc.
Ah/fa niamadjiiv,sdv. halfway, (goim;
up a mountain or hill.)
A'itawihxna, adv. halfway, (going
from one place to another.)
Ahitawis, {nind) n. v. I am a half
breed, (half white man and half
Indian; 3. p. -i; p. aiah..sid.
Ahlfawmag, adv. half a barrel.
Ahifchiha, (v.iiid) ii. v. I rise from
the dead ; 3, p. 1. ; p. aia..had.
Ah)'t,'hi}i(ta, {nind) a. v. an. 1 raise
him from the dead ; 3. p. aJ ab..n;
p. aia..ad.
AhitcMmidis, (niiid'^ r . I raise my-
self from the dea . , 3. p. -o ; p.
aia..f:<>d.
AJiiti'hihawin; s. resurrection.
Abifchihawini-gijiijad, s. day of resur-
n.;t(mf, (nind) n. v. I arrive at half-
^vay ; 3. p. 1. ; p. (iiu...ml.
AhitoHse, or ~mur/ad, u. v. it comes or
arrives to the middle ; p. aia..m/,
or~maf/ak.—T\}\s word is also nsed
for Wednesday, which is the mid-
dle of the week. Dagdmi aiaM-
tiimetjin, every Wednesday'.
Alntotchipidon, {nind) a. v. in. I tie
or bind it in the middle; 3. p. ,./
ah... ; p. aia.-d'fxl.
AldMvhipi)ta,(nvnd) a. v. an. 1 tie or
bind some fin,, object in the mid-
dle ; 3. p. fd al,..n ; p. uia-.ndd .
imp. (d>..pij.
Alnwin, s. habitation, mansion, room;
pl.-(W.
Aho, in compositions, signifies lifjuul.
It is used when the first part of tlie
composed word ends in a conxo-
ntint ; as : Mandaminaho, corn-
son p; {mamhimin, Indian corn. )
loto^haho, milk; (totosh, female
breast.)— But when the first part
of the composed word terminate.^
in a vowel, the word vaho is used
instead of ^(/w.—S. Wah/>.
AhxlMfivaje, {nind) n. v. I put a blan-
ket or coat over me in the wrong
way, inside out; 3. p. 1. ; p. aia..
jed._
Ahfdina, {nind) a. v. an. I turn it
over, inside out, (a marten-skin,
etc.;) 3. p. (>d (d)..n ; p. aifu.nad.
Ahfdinan, {nind) a. v. in. I turn it
over, (a coat, etc.;) 3. p. od ah... :
p. nin-.ttiuj.
Ahdi»Uma, {nind) a. v. an. I put it
in the wrong way, (some an. obj.
as mmhwe, a handkerchief; 3. p.
(d. ah..n; p. aia.. ad.
AhfdjMfm, {nind.) n. v. I have down-
hanging lipi ; 3. p. )[. ; p. aia..don<i.
Ahndjii/wanitise, {nind) n. v. I t\im-
ble over head ; |G. ich mache eineu
Burzelbaum ;] 3. p. 1. ; p. aia..,o(d.
Ahoiawe, s. young beaver between
two and three years ; pl.-j/.
Ahoiaweiugifi , s. young otter'betvveen
two and three years old ; pl.-?<w/.
AhodMn, {nind) a. v. in. I put it on
in the wrong way, inside out, (a
H:
ADA
etc.;) 3. p. od ah... ; p.
cuat, shirt
AhwdviiM, {jund) n. V. Alq. I roist
r '^;'- 'P'^' =' '*'^k with a 01^00
Ahcatchi,janaJn)c,s. gridiron; nl.-^«
^W.;/«w;i,s „;,. roasted e^; if S
dian corn ; pl.-wy. ' "' '"
Abwatim'e, (nvid) n. v. I roast it,
ear (or ears) of Indian corn;! p
ing,3. p. l.;p.ehw..w,,l.
Alwen umd) a. X. in. I roast it ; 3.
Ahweuan, {nind) a. v. a«. I roast
some«,,. Ob,, (afish, etc.;)3.p
odah...-y.efm'ed. (V. Con ) ^
Ahwe>wulj, (ni>yj) „.' v. my hands
are sweating ; 3 u 1 ■ r. .;/ 7->
^/-VM>«W)f.V.irwk[,'^Iptp;^^
^'Wf«</e, {nind) n. v. my feet are
^/'6.../6V,,,_s. sweat, perspiration. I
vJ/wwv/..;;*, s. dim. a frying-pan with
a short handle ; pl.-«,i. ^ ^^^ '"'^
^^'Wi, s. paddle ; pf.-^.
uliriV^f''''^^!^-^'-^"'^- I fasten
It hook It (a Cham, etc.;) 3. p. «/
tal •) fj^'^^"^'*' ^" '^"^^'^ (of nie-
^/</7,^Wjc>;i,"(n2Vj^) a. v.in. I hook
t,3 p.OrtJ... ;p.,,/..^,^
fnSrfn";;'-'-''^""^^^
yuecai ,j p. (d..stny.
AdwjdmamshmsiU, (nind) n. v. I am
lundered to continue my journey
wi h hTn!l ""'' ^ ^° somewhere
with him in a canoe or boat ; 3. p ,
ADJ
Adawaa,vi, (nind) n. v. I embark
(vvith somebody;) 3 n 1 ■ n w.
a?i^, ' '• ' P- "*«••
Adihoeiijan, s. rudder ; pi. -»„
.W^;W (;«VOn.v. lam'steer-
ing, J p 1 ;p. a2a_ 2.
him"' 1''''^'^ ^- '■ «''• ^ overtake
him ; fig. 1 e.,ual him ; 3. p. U
Adiman, s, snow-shoe string ; pi -«„
It , J. p. fjd ad... ; p. edindanci.
Mv^ohan s «,,. tale, fai,le ; L.-au
AduoJce,{mnd)n... I tell a tale ;3:
P; i- , p. ed..ked.
Aduol-ewin, s. tale-telling.
AduoUwinim, s. tale-teller, pl.-?„a,/
Adtssawamhi, s. a kin.l of lari i
grassdioper, locust; [F. cigaTe';i
Admige (ninJ) I, y. I dye, color ;
//•. P; ^-iP- edumged.
Adumjewii,amig, s. dyer's shop, dv*.-
fiouse ; pl.-o?i, f> }^
^'l^^gewin, s. dyeing, business and
occupation of a dyer
Adimgewimm, s. dyer ; pl.-^vm.
»onie berries are animute in Ot-
chipwe, as : Muhvimin, raspberry;
OAh^sma^ vmhwiminag, the rasn-
hemes are ripe, (are colored.)
Adzsso, 3. p an.it is dyed, (some ««.
ot)j.) p. edusod.— Wewemadiisoaw
moshm, this handkerchief is wen
.4^//;!^, or-7waj7(/c?, u. v. it is ripe, (an
^mmmate berry, etc.) p. ediU,/, or
-nagah-Odeimin^^ adite, odiimi-
ncm aditewan, the strawberry is
(Toloredo '^^^"'^"'^ ^'^ "f-.
^^&, or-wa^a^, u. v. it is dyed.
Manxlanwa:bo^anadik, this blanket
-*war-
It!
i
Mil
AGA -8
Adjdoise, (n/W) n. v, I am lame ; 3.
Adjthi, yan, n. a small hook; fF
agrafe J p|. -an. ' ^
AdjtmjweAnuul) n. v. I fasten with
Adnhidm, imnd) a, v. m. \ fJA it
^ means of a smaJI hook; 3. p
^mfopm, 8. an. crane-potato, (a
'^'^AfoTu^i"^^ ?■ ^- ^''^^ I take it
.t'^ r „ J; "^ u* •'^"'' « ''°«'^' I hook
^^8Ccroach,t;3.p..rf,^..;«,.«..
Mjigxoml.ji^an, s. hook to catch or
tl -i" " '" ^^^'^^""^ sturgeon ;
^&rpS""'"°''^'^pp-
Mjigtea4ijige, {nind) n. v. I take or
catchwith a hook, I accroach ;S
P-,I.; p. aia..ged.
catch him with a hook, I hook him
I accroach him; 3. p^rfj.™^^
;e'on^.:;;ftrk''^-"^'^'-^t--
^^W.,(W)a V. an. I speak of
millet ;] ^\,-wag. *■
Addptnci^m^^n, s, table-cloth; pi -on
^^am;^ adv. on the other Vde oPa
Shore ^; ^v^'^-' °1 t^'' "PP'^sit^
the o'fhT/^i'^'^ ^^^^mmt. on
tW?i ^'^i^"'® °^the preat sea,
;^^i«, m Europe. S.KitcMa^cll
^?a£i?e'"^"*'^^^«-^'°"the
^.^|wAe, (^i„^) n V. I am small, lit-
Atfoshtulis, {m,Kl)n. v. I make my-
self small, little 3. p. -^/p J S
•peaKing, 3. p. .^; p. eg..mod.
AGA
him shame I make him ashamed
by my words ;[ dishonor him "3
p. oda<f..n; p. ^.o..jnad.
Aga,e, m composition signifies .mail,
StT/' "• '• '' '«/'"*■. (thread,
string, etc. 1 p. ^y..„a>f-.
'SSH' '•?•":':; 'tis fine, (sew-
mgsilk;) p.r(/..std.
°$J- °f metal ; 1 p. e(/../tah -OsaJn
stone or a piece of silver:) p. ^^
t-^dZlt'''' '""'''''^^ ^ '^^■
Aganadm, {nM) a. v. an. I T>akP
some «,,. obj. narrow or narrower!
1 straiten it; p. eg..ad.
Agassadfa, or^niagad, u. v. it is nar-
row; p. eg..a^, or -magal: -Pin-
dzgcvy egasmdeag tshhlmidemin,^,
go in through the narrow gate
M^JldnaUJcnd,^.^. H i/narVow,
S^T^f ' ^- P- '"'■ it is nar-
row, (obj. of stone or silver;) n
Agassademo miJcana, the path or trail
is narrow ; p. <.pr..,,^;^.
Agafsadengive, {nind) "n. v. I have a
smallface; 3.p. l.;p.^,/..^^,^.
AgasmdestnahagisHog, senibti, etc. n
V. 3. p., the board, the ribbon, etc '
IS narrow; ^.eg..std.
Agamcuhton., {nind) a. v. in. I makr
It narrow, or narrower, 1 straiteii
It, ^.V-odag...; ^. eg.. tad.
Aga^sahvaiawes, {nind) n. v S a;
gatttWfg. ■ ' • ^- "■<-
Agaesate. or -ma^ad, u. v. it is small,
(house, room;)p. eg..teg, ox-maml.
AgaBsat<m,{nind) a. v. 4. I mak'e it
small, or I make it smaller ; 3. n.A
od ag...: p. eg.. tod. *^
Agassendagos,{nind) n. v. I am con-
sidered insignificant, I am insigni-
fic-.nt, little ; 3. p. -i; p. e^..,ii.
MMfiN«ikMlB>nMi
AGA 9
Acatfetulpu'a<], «. v. it is consuiered
n»,gn,fH.nnt i, is insignificant Ji-
'le; p. eg..wak.
«'ed.tn.8ign,firant;3.p/,;5"
p- fg..aiuj. •'■■■■
Ag<menim\ ( nind) n. v i h-ivp
{nimble thoughts of mysell; I a,;
like a chid ;(L. hmiiliat se sici.t
parvulus.) --'"-ui
ittle of hirn, I consider him insig-
nihcant;3 p. o</«.,..,, . 5
Aga,,e>nmowin., 8. hinnble thoughts
humiliation, hnmility
heart; 3. p. i.; „. ^^/..<,rf.
Agauidjan^, (nind) ,i. y. I have i
small nose ; 3 p. 1.; p. .,^..„^rf. "
mouth; 3. p. I.; x,. ,,n..,Um,j.
mmtfr'"- "'•r;'""/'"A it has a small
mouth, a small opening,^ a bottle,
Agas,ujad, u. v. it is small, or nar-
row, (cotton, linen, etc. , p. ,•<. Tk
ckffS:;f:^"''"'^'^-''hetaile:
Agamde, (nind) n. v. ] have •,
kerchief IS small ; p. ,,,..,,v.
^j7a^W6,7rfa.w«,0,vW,i,.v. I have
U smaller l,^ cutting •i;r3^'?:'Sj
o^..., p. *g..dan(}.
Agmsikona, (nind') a. v. ««. | n^.K.
some an. obj. smaller by cutting
smalneck;.?. p. ];;p. JJ^'',
^ffo^nminagad, n. v.' ^it t small
AGA
r (some globular obj.) p. .^ „„;.
small. ™"«ket-bal!8 are very
^ifaynin„g/d aw opin n. v. 3. p. this
•otat,o,8.small,p%y..„a P-'^'«
• f/«Mm, ,,. V. ,t is ainall; p. .nas^inn
smau, p. eq..nak.
Agam,uHhe. {nmi) n. v. I have a
«mallhead;3. p. I.;p. 'j^^^^ «
«n.allarm;.3.p.i.;p.,^.y/^^ ""
^""","»«. n- V. pi. we are a few n
number, our number is smal^ n
small hand; 3. p. I.; p. ^^y y,/
j;.y a small snout, (an'imal!);:;!!?
there js a sn.all ,loor, <fr n'amnv
floor J ffg...o or-TOrtP-a/t.
Agnsstnde, (nnid) n. v I have <»
small foot; :?.p/i.; p. eg drd
'=::t^^t'^;;:r"'^^''^-"--
^^f ''■^''/""''^) "• V- I am ashamed ;
dishnnn ,,"'*''''' ^'"^ ashamed, 1
dishonor him ; .3, p. orf a^..« ;' p.
Agatchiiwc (nind) n. v. I cause sham,-
(to somebody ;) 3. p. 1. ; p. ,„ ,„ '
^^';^ni^rnagad, u' v. it tanf es or
brings shame; p. f^..^«;^,
^ nil, shy, timid; 3. p. -i- n ^p- /••,/
laity, shyness.
'!ff
ii
ii;
AHA 10
Aitntrhifugos, (niml) n. v I jiin
ashaincj of sprnkirii,', nnwilliiiL^
to sprak Ix'forn poopl,; ; :i. p. -t ; „
Agalrhiian, {niml) a. v. in. f nrn
aslmmodof it;;j. p,o,ia/r...;p. a'
AKatclnlawa, (nind) a. v. «„. I am
asharnr.l hefore him ; 3. p. od ag..n-
]>■ rt;..wu(l. '
Affatr/u(nn, (i.ind) a. v. in. I brinif it
to shamo, I .lishonor it • 3 „ „,/
flff- ; p. Cf(../o(i. ■ ' ■
Ai^a/r/iiwadi.,, (ninil) n, v. s. Agatrh-
Agate Inwadisiwin, s. &'. Agatchis/,.
Airafr/iiwin,a.a]mme.
'^ishl'""''' ^"""^^ "■ ^- ^- ^^-"''''■^'■
Agatrndafrofi, (niml) 11. v. my coMdnrt
IS .sl.am.-ln , .•onsi,l,.r(>,i shamolul,
tlJshoiio,a!)le, de-spisabio ; 3. ij —i ■
Aga/rndagw>,d,u.\. it is shainenil
n Ks consi.i.Mc.l shamoful, despisn-
Agatindagwakamig, .ulv. sIiatiK^fullv
Agatcndau, {nind) a. v. in. I aiii
asl,am(>(lol,t;3.p.«,/«^...;p 4'"
dang. ' *•■■
^,;v//ou/w«, («,//,/) a. V. „n. I am
a*<hame(l of him (in mv tlioiiLTlits ;)
-J. p. ry(/ atr„n . p ^. ,,„,„/
^s^./r«,/,,/,,s.,(;,/;,,/)r. V.I am ashamed
beh)rt. mvs.'lf;3. p..o;p.r^r..,W.
lil'th'*'' '• '''"^'' ^^'^i-^^ly; very
Agumihav-as, {nind) r. v. ( put my-
self nmler a shelter, in rauiy
wrather;3. p..o;p.,^:..,o,/. "^
^,e-rt/m/wwv/.vo//-j/i, s. shelter against
rain ; nmhrclLi. -'bo"!--!.
Agamidammva, {nind) a. v. ««. I can-
not oinam it from liim, altliouffh I
endeavor, [cannot prevail upon
rcgS' '''""''''■ ^-''^ '''■'' -^
Agmcddan, (nind) a. v. in. I cannot
1 ave ,t, although I wish and en-
Ar.A
Agmrddis {nind) „. v. f am crazy
'^^^"lish ; 3. p. ./ .. p. aia..sid. ^
Aguwad_na,{rn>.d) a. v. an. I cau8« or
|iMluH,imuamu.e;3.p.o</fl^.,,,.
Amu-udjiidis, {nind) r. v. f make
<lama|roloniysf.|lhydrinkinLr;3 1,
Asmntii, adv. behind,
■^g'hranapi, adv. soon.as soon as pos-
siouiy. .s. l-^iingaog.
Aguwu/e, or- w(«^r,„/, „. v. there is
Miadovv ; p. ,^r,_/,^^ ovmagak. ^
Agawatcon, s. parasol ; umi,rclla ;
pi. — (/;/. '
Agairnlc.shunon,{nind) n. v. lam in
""- --^ '■'")«•;:). p. -0 ; p. e.?../W.
AKumUcskin, (nind) n. v. i make
shadow with my body ; 3. p 1 ,,
Agawatr.shkagou, {nind) p. v. it cov-
<^rs me with its shadow ; 3 n od
Aga,ra/e.'<h/cani, {nind) n. v. I make
shadow (wjsli my body,) I ?ver^
shadow:3.p.l.;p.,^,i.;/
^l^«/r^r./,Avo/ («»•„,/) a. V. w. [cover
t with my sJuidow, [ overshadow
It ; 3. p. 0^/ «.^... ; p. f^..^„,^
Agairatcshfcawa, {nind) or nind aga-
mt c.^hkamawa, a. v. w/t. Icoverliim
with my shadow, I ove.shadov^
; lam m his light, I cover his
"g-ht , 3. p. od afr..n; p. cg..wad
Agawates.'<r hineshi, n.\', 3. p the
p''''4sT;r''''''''''"^'('^^"^^'^j'')
Aga,cates:<e or-magad, u. v. it makes
•'^liadovv,(acloud, etc.;)p.,™
Agan-a/amn minkwad, n. v. the cloud
throws Its shadow ; p. eg..sing.-
fe. AgaH'ates.sc, or-magad
Agavigamig, adv. behind the island
under the cover of the island
Agminnagos, (nind) n. v. [ look bet-
ter, or appear better, than I am, 1
am fallacious, deceiving ; 3 p -i •
p. eg..sid. ^ '
Jl ill
I
AGI
II
Afr'nnnr,ff,rn,l u.y. ,t j, .IrreiviriKT,
litllanous.it looks hrttor than it IS-
A!«'wi.s, {„inil) n. V. f ^ain nothinsr,
n.akn nothing, f.y what I am ,io.
Ap.nn.'^hka, (nimi) „, v. S. A-ravifn
ag,an/,^(«,W)n.v. IworkiM va ■
tion linmc-iitcliintrcol.l '
Agim.s 0/1. snow-shoe ; t.l.-„,r
Apu>,a hn>,d) a. V. «„. f connt him
I P"t him m the number ; :j ,, " /
Agnaak, s. ^/«. ash-treo ; pi. -7,v,fi-
-'HhoPs'^^^''f "• ^■. ^ "' =^ke sifow.
"Iiops ; .1 p. I. ; p. aM../.VYi,
^?"«»/.-Wi„, s. tfie art of makimr
"^oMiirr^ «-v'^^y««.a.v.,„,. I lace
or fill a sriow-shoo ; p. fshldmml
Agrmo,sr imnd) n, v. f wnl iwiu,
^|i«/«/Mm;,,/)a.v. i«. icountit;
. J- P- W/ rtjr .. . „. f„ ,,,,„ '
AGO
3. p w/ rt„ .. . ,, g„
Agwda,,; {nimi) n v. I cipher I
r?"^-'<^""nt;--M'.-cr?P 4.!
Agindas^oHigan, s. cipher, figure ;
Agindassohiigc, (,nnd) n. v. / cipher
I number, ivvruefiiures; 3/?'r:
^g»:«./«....,«y,,.s. cipher ;nnmbering
*«. !5. Agmdassnhiiee
Agmdjigade, or-mngad, „. v it is
^A'"'t-^^«^'f"'"'- s. countingfcensus
%-f^l<^_s^rnnd)n.A^rScTSS.\
^- V- -0 , p. eg. .sod.
Agnhidjignu, s. nirfaiii ; p|. ..„„
^fofn'Jji8nmgU,,s.v^lU.o Un cnrtain,.
ngoi'ij '''-"' ''• '^••""'^'' ""!■•
A^<>f".'<,(nlnd) U.V.I have a plaster
^f;"t''"'--'"".4'«^.n.v.iti. hnn- ,h.
't l'nn,..s; ,Usnp 8omevvh."e '
I^.jn.,u. somewhere; 3. p. fl''^:
^'^thfcm1t";,^"°''''^«P''^--e.
'So;:f:;ffi.^;t::;"/i''-^"
Ipmu„p.omewhere;3.p!;^;i;;::
to H. til. ; p. ,y..^,„,,,. "^^ 't
?S'"SJ'?' %">^n'l of narrow
'■i(/»!f'r,aH>, iniml) a. v. an. I sew some
«/^ ohjert to s. th. ; ;,. p. «/ """J^
i'.ioiiwa.x,, (;,,W) n.'v.'^I am sewing
one object to another; 2. ^7>Til
AiMiwc, (rmHl) n. v, lam hanging m,
persons; 3. p. I. ^ ^ '
Agojiwewin, s. S. Aqonidiwin.
os' r'?" y- ^ ^''''•k or cleave
chmvesto«.tl^p..y„^,,/,ori'«;
n, I stick some an. obj. to s.
til. , J. p. odag..n\ p. eg.. sad.
AGO
12
'I
i'
I seal
^iWliirat^an, (nmi) a. v. in
'I ; 1 htick it to s. th. ; .'J.
«fA.._; |). e,i..av,>. —Aooliwamin ,.u>
miMimwan, seal this letter
■i'MiwuMuian, H. aiiv thiiu
••If^aves or sticks to, se
water; paste.
'ipoHwa^Kifiai,, {ni„d) n. v
••ealed-j. p. .,,. ,,.,^...„rf_
AGO
'"iR
that
Wax,
atn
I
11. V.
pasted ; p. «y..,.V,/, or-
't is sealed
maijak.
ZT ' ^- ■'*-"• ^ f'""' «*'»' with-
in an> .„;rrav,„^ of ll«„res or let-
paste,.), p. l.;p. ,v/.,w
nim, 1 ses! some, a>i. ohj. 3. p or/
so'ile,!", r .''^•;''^''''^'''"'"-^«^""'^'"«'. they
s>o.ilc(| I ho stone. ^
T!'' ^Vi^ "• ^- ^ ="» 0" the
ace o( the water, [in
'Hi[>n^'wavclHmabi, [m.mi) n. v. I am
sur-
a canoe or
« hi. .r with a !,ne and hook in ,
:anot orl.n«t;.3. p. j.;p.,,,./J
A,o>n,,nn, s. harhor, port,' haven ;
Agua, A,mika, Ot. S. Gun, Gonika
-^g-na uu.<l) a.v. «;,. I han,. him
up- I hail- up ..omo an. obj.; I ni,t
it lip somewhere, or on s. th • '/ n
-ig>'>Mkme s. a virf:in whom' the pa-
g^a.. I,Khan.s place on an elevated
M-afiold and present to the Great
Spirit, m order to obtain a prosper-
ous success II, war.
Agonumuwa, {nind) a. v. an. I ban-
"i- lay It upon him; 3. p. „</ ,„,..,,;.
p. c<i..U'ad. ' '
Agoraussab, (ru»d) n. v. I hang or
spread a net on a pole to dry ; 3. d
-^ ;y.eg..hid. ^'
Jgonidis, ^niiid) r. v. I hang myself-
''i-V-~o;p. cq.Md. '
A'jonuUu'i-mihrf, s. gallows ; \A.~,m
Ago.iuhwin, s. hanging, hangiaan's
work, e.xncution of a criminal.
'W"»'ii"i><hn, s. hangman, execu-
tioner; \)\.-wag.
A(/'muri,'/Hi,i>ii, (nind) n. v. 1 don't
'<'lie\e what is said. Icmitradict in
thoughts, I am incredulous; 3 p
J- ; |). am. .dang.
Ai/min ii iidatnowui, s. unbelief,
tliought or thoughls contrary to
what i.s said, contradiction in
thoughts, incredulity-
I Aimnintndiinm, (nind,) c. v. we con-
tradict each other, we dispute, ar-
giifi; p. ai\u/..didjif/.
\ Agonu,tadiwin, n. dis'pute, contradic-
Hon.
Agmwe(ad!n,(nind) r. v. I contradict
ni^Mdf; 3. ],.-„; p. aia..du(xl.
AgunivitiKje, {nind) n. v. S. Jiionwc-
tain.
A;/,nur,fa,,c.y/d; (nind) n. v. I use to
contradict, to gainsay, to disobey ;
d. p.~i ; p. aia..kid.
Agcm;.vita<iixhliwin., s. bad liabit of
gain«!iying, of diNobcyinc.
Aiianwetayecnn, s. S. Agonmtamo-
ii'tn.
Agmwdam.{,t;nd)n. v. I contradict
1 gainsay ; I disobey ; f deny ; I am'
I incredulous; 3. p. J.; p. aia..tu>w.
I ^liionwetammnn. s. contradiction,
gainsaying ; disobedience.
A^mwdnn, {niiul) a. v. in. I contra-
dict It, I don't believe it ; 3. p. „d
«,',•...; p. aui..u/ig.~Nind (uionnvldit
iir hidndjimowin, 1 contradict that
news, J don't lielieveit.
Agonwifaica.inind) a. v. an. Icon-
tradict him. I gainsay him ; I diso-
bey him, 3. p. od a<i..n; p. «/«..
lead.
A,iof~H-mvcwaslif:, s. herb of Venus.
Ago^rtig/ranron, s. helmet ; pL~un.
Agost hintuhi, n. v. 3. p. the bird is
resting on... ; p. cooml.
Agoskuna, { nind) a. 'v. an. I am afraid
and anxious about him, (he is in 4
dangerous situation ;j 3. p. cd aa..
n ; p. eg..nad.
Agod-aniditi, [nind) r. v. i am afra'd,
anxious, (about some .nislortune*
"Mi>M i .
AGW
IS
AgoHH, inind) n. v. I fear, I am afraid;
J- P- 1. ; p. egofkid.
fmoz.nff; [u. angofroreu ;J p. ./
'^iH'fu^tt • ^^-^r?''"/. "• V. there
p. aiaj..de</, or-^maoak:
;^Ssrp;?a^;;':';r:r^-^-^
o,U^onho water;:,, p. orf «,..., p.
^thrsh^fr':?^^ "• ^- ' '^"'"'^ -^'os^ to
J.p.orfay .p. ^<7..
ofakplM;""' V'^'^it(''q"i^)out
Of a kettle or other vessel 3. p. orf
Amvnbime, or~7>ia(fad, u. v. it is
>urnt (something that was ^oked
r obf Tr-'^r- "•^•3-P some
burnt ^; "^ ^ ]''' '^'te of being
iJurnt; p. c^..«^. ^
A<Jwabilcidewij>ogwad, u. v. it has the
taste of beitig burnt ; p. eq.ltali
wh^UlamcooWiS.p.l/p'";"
^l/^aAtl-wo mfe^^y^^^^ n. V. 3. p the
bread, s burnt; p. e<7..,«^. P" '^^
^'tr^^^'T'^' ^'^'■'^) ^- ^'- ««• I burn
imp.4,.a&i-'^^-'*'P-^^-«'«^>
-^P^<iieV,a,(;itW)a.v.a;,.ldrawhim
AGW
^x7 ag..n ; p. eci..nad. '
"rf a7..«; p. (.^..M,arf. ' P-
^nina.) a. v. an. I acciisp him( her^
lJ-- petit crapot ; pi. -wa„. ^ '
Aywugohaga, ov-mocui, n. v it i,
that tobacco is mouldy ; p eo sd
Agu'mogon, n. v. 3.^ p ff hVf ,
>l,L^v, "L'J-^ P- '^.'7-"'^/-
U/t. obj ; p. cg..wal\ '
X<)U.srusty,(metal,m:)p;e,.,.
mS-lVr, •P-"'^'''=^'ty;(a«.obj.
Jiierai,; p. c(f..tng. •"
I r^V. '''"''^•<'"^'^';)P•
wa.mmga)v^, v. the lloo is mo?^.
rfy. (or other objects of wood Tn
'^9- gag, ox-maqal. '' ^'
Agtoagwjshi, (pVon, agwanoshi) n v
n P" .^'^ mouldy, (sor^e a«. obi ^
mvamnshiwag gate oinnuj ; the
are mnf.l'r"';'>''^"^' t1,e p-itatoeS
are mouldv also.
It IS mouldy; also, it is rusty ; p
I^IWfti
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14
i
'i
'^f^""<f"if<i, untu/)u.v. I «wna t..j
.1i^t>n.,./.n,„l, („,•„.!) „. V furnva to
^l'<•«l">^^WMlki,,^o„thei." J
■".•p.;i/../W, • •'•
"■^r"'/"^"'- ""'"'/' "-v. Icomn tu
tl^|»; Kliorr out ..( t|„. watiT ; .'I. p.
A(JW
^r.i'T! •••*•,••• ^"•;'- '■?/••''"'/•
:).p
■xliorr. I .s,u| to fliosi.'.Vr,
.im-nia^Mu,, u. v. it ..oinf-H to
"'"'If. It i.s .Irivn. t.nvanis
tlw
tlH
.1<lii,n,„,,le, at ,na„,i,l, n. v. * it in
»i'\\Vi\ t<i s,. th • n ,„ ,1 .
nuujnk. ' '• '''■•''"''' "'
'^■r.'irr'' "•.^•••'•i-. •tissrw..,i to
». 111.. (r/;/._ohj.) p. ,.,r..^W.
;•"• rtr.. wi.a. , ,;av,> . '.i^ ; ";:'
I.; \Kf,i..>rul. ' •
(with fi hlarikct, t'tc .', ;). „ i • u
-fw,vV/r«, (;,/,,,/) a. V. an. I cover
-A^/i/vt/-«////,/,,v,v,,, „. V. ,,• sticks'tothfi
groiiihl; p. ,v/...s.,V^/.
Agicakultiat,, (niml) a. v. //, [ lift it
"P with a lover; 3. p. ,./ * ' ';,
A<mil:ity(ii\/n/i, s. Ipvcr ; pi -an
«. th. with a lever ; 3. p. ].; ,,. ,^.':
A;>i/'fl/i</rt?m, (;iw</) n. V. a?i I lift
upsome<,«. ol,j.withaIever;3.n
AijinU-omn xu v. it sticks to some
wooden object ; p. ,y..s;,,„.
A(fii'ah(,iwa, [mud) a.' v. a/i. S Sa^.
A(/ir«/i««>,, («,W) a. V. ,•«. I cover if
J. p. o</ atj.., ; p. «v/..rt,iy.
A</wanal)au'aa, {nifid) n. v. I put iny-
uf the
Matte-
I jiiit
»«ll iiiuler aHhelier, in ruin; 3. n
-" ; p. f>/..i,(hf. '
^!f'''">>'>''<'>rr, i ,,a,d)». y. Urn xmAt-r
;«J-Mter.n. ra.n;3.p.i.;p. r-/..
\>Jii',„Hn,,ndt, or m„<jad, ii. v. it i.
'•"v«'r...| i p. r;/..,/,y,or uuojnk.
A,'///v//,«,>,.», ,,,/,,,/, „ ,. , ,„„eov.
<re.l; » p. «,-p. r,/...v«,/.
•^i'lra/udoiirr/,/,!/,, ». cover
l'<'vv.ler-pnM ol a smiii; | F.
ne;| pi.-,,;;. '
■\i/iranyak,ra», Oihul) r. v. , ,„u
.'">'••■'"" r«i,nrk..shelter,.,.rJu
•'• P- o ; p. r,i.,i,i,d.
■\<ni'u>HiiH,hfa,s„iri„, rf. hark-sliolter
inrainyweather;;,/. „,,"•'""•
./'/''•«M<i.v.v,^„/W,n.v. (nnloa.lara-
"•'•'. l.oat, etc. ; 3. p. „; p. ,„.",, j
•'('"'"""•'"'""•"', N. iinloa.iiiiir. '
./f/"v//u;.;/v/ (,„Wi a. V. „,,. [ cover
l"m;IHothe or,lres,him; Tp
"iV mouth Home «//. ol.j. ; 3 „ ,"/
;;.;/;;;;';;-''«. I take toi.aeco nlX
JilWimindan, (nhid) a. > . U. \ put it
'"mymouth;3.p.„J„j,.... ,";"
•1inf<[nn'^ljm ^ an. quid of tobac
^f ;"""'<''>'>. (w/W) n. V. I put or
take m my mouth; 3. p. 1.; p.,;..; J
n|>, lH'a.i,( with a blanket, hamlker-
chief ,Vc.)3.p.-o.-p. ,y..,.„,/.
1 '"'/l T''''''.^'''";'^^"- ^- ""• I cover
hib head with a handkerchief, &c •
^fA'Vf(i<A>/!,, (nhul) a. v. ,Vi. I convey
It to the shore from the lake, li
canoe a log, &c.) 3. p. oj ,,„. .. ,
<'(/.. dod. ' ■ I
A</wa6,na, {uind) a. v. an. I bn-ntrhwn
ashore from a canoe or boa., o.: (av
back; 3. p. od a<,..n; p. .^..^^J. '^
some an. obj. to the sliore from the
m
■\, (.
II rain ; .1. p.
. I am niiilcr
!>• J. ; p. f'j..
. >!• V. it in
^- i am cov.
hi.
over of tlit>
[K. Hatli-
r- V. I |nit
i'«'r, iiiruiii,
nrk-slioltcr.
i/i.
iiiloiiil It ra-
." p. fil..a<)d.
•W-
"'• I rover
''I'll ; ."). p.
II'. iiijivann.
«• 1 put in
• ; .'J. p. ml
^rna ni'/ul
'CO in iny
in. I put it
'••■; p. f</..
of tobac-
• I put or
;p. ^(/..,/f,/.
''. I cover
. handker-
'It: I cover
liiof, &.C.,'
; imp. (uj-
I convey
lake, (a
/ ihj. ,: ji,
jrino-Mdi
U, o.i lay
.mad.
I coivejr
from the
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15
A<,wa„„<lan, {nhul) n. v. /«. J hrinir it
a.s.urMromae„noe,,rhonl.on?Mv
kMt e or pot Homething to „„t ; a
P— «/ (>. fi/ivaim,!. '
•■'H^Nomr.,,,. ol,i.„„,. t|,..M '^
ACfW
Anwa.s,U..n,{nmd) a. v. m. j take it
out ofa canoe, vessel, &c;;n:„;l
". •' p. od ti(/...; n, CO. tnd TU.^
NanH,verbisalso\,';e,l'o'..Itlke
It from the fire," (w,.obi.) "''''
•tKatW^-/- ^'^""'« out of
«S'^i:-i;;tt^l^-1„,.,
outside, externally, "^
Aitwatching niud ata, or, amvatrhin^
./i, ? i" '"? "monthly llowings ^''^
^(^^fffr^'^fajffcm, out of the^fort, S
outofaves8el,kettle, &c. .'J. p o3
upper floor of a house); pi —n^
<«MOf ,tVe. ; .J. p. „d,l4/.,n: D. ft/
''umUof;r'^''f'^^"-^-^'»-' throw
or'bi:;,tc:^:v:'i;i-"7
>y..innj. * "y-" ' »'•
■VS r^/W) a. V. ,m. I clothe him
1 ' Kive bun Hothes already ma e'
•"•/•lotbmK materials; xl Z Z'
^'•^j'S'/"- ^^'-'"'idoi^inn. Ainvulau,,.
Tii::t:r"- ^y-^^^/^^'. a.;z.
srte.nirn''-^*^''^'"'^'^'"'^'-
.-^^•HhynL^S^t'*-'
^^^r^^r"')'---'^othei,y«elf
pro.de for „,y own clothmra
/'<.s:;p%i;,^-''-"^-)^-i>..'rf
&SiW"/---I-ear,t.
lar Jsh'aw? ''"' ^°'"^"' ^•^"^ »
Ter-f ;i1^'"t"# ^^ 'y'"^ "' the wa-
theij :?'. i ^'^Z' being .partly in
wie water, 3. p. 1,; p. eg„i,^.
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16
■I
§
Joi^^'^o'"' ^P"' it in the water
^f^mndjona^an, a. float for a net: pi.
Jm>fngoss,s a kind of small squirrel-
[C. Suisse;] ...-^. '^ "*"''
J^tww,^eJt;«a, («W) a. V. an. Iblin,.-
lolded,3. p.—o;p.eQ..sod.
atr^:-!,,';"" «-^ ^he .nd.an
Affwinirweon, or ayiim^/weUson, s. veil •
pi. — (/«. ■ '
Agwimie animosh, n. v. 3. p. the doc
IS piKsmg. ''
AgwitawLshima, (^ninC) a. v. a^i. s
Agmtoshiina.
-imitawisMon, ( nind) a. v. ««. I put
It on a pile, I pile it up • 3. p.%,^
a^...;p. aia..dod. ^
Agwitchmjei.gcn, s. andiron : pi. an
Agivttchu-vleshvmon, (nmd) n. v. I put
my feet on s. th., sitting : 3. p.-o •
p. eg. .nod. B , o. p. 0,
Am'iichisideshimonowin, s. foot stool •
pl-aw. '
AgwitoiaUhuMn, n. v. 3. - it is piled
up (si ver or stone;) p. eg..ing.
Agmioiahhssin, n. v. it is piled up
{m(''ta\,tn.)p. eg..sin(f.
AgwUon {nind) a', v. in. I clothe it:
•?; P- odag ..; p. egwitod.—DehendA
Jtged apttcin weWeni od aqwitonan
i^'cftgomH Mliganixg ; the Lord'
splendidly clotheth the flowers of
the field.
Agwitoshimag, {^nind) a. v. an. pi I
pile up some an. objects; 3. p. od
ag..n; p. eg..mad. ^
Agwti.)shi?iog, n. v. 3. p. pi. they are
^.fl'^P' .(««• o^'J-) P- eg..sUngig.~
AiicM niHwa nahaqin&agoq aqwi-
tos/miog oma; great many boards
are piled up here.
Agwitossidonan, {nind) a. v. in. pi
1 pile them up, {iji. objects:) 3. p.
odag...;p.eg..tod. ' ^
Agwttostinon, u. v. pi. they are piled
cp, (tw. objects;) p. eg..ssinqin.
AIA
AgwUmane, {nind) n. v. T put s. th
OaCKjd. p. l.;p. ^^ ,j^
Agwimn, s. any vestment, clothes,
clothing; pl.-aw.
Aia, {nind)n. v. I am, I exist ; 3. p.
'• ; p. etad. *^
Aiad, 6. an., being, any an. object ;
nl. mam.—KitcU aiaa, a great,
large, big being, (used both of per-
sons and animals. ) mtchiaiaaq,
fJE P«"«ns; also, great noble
^!f.n.'.y.''"»S being, (human or
otheibeing,ora«.obj.)pl.«/«a«-
^gaw'wA, bad wicked being ; pl.-a^.
Aiaa. This word is also used wh^
one endeavors to recollect the
name of a person, (or any other
a«. object.) When you ask an
indmn: Awenen gor-iUicd iw ?Who
said that ?-If he does not remem-
ber imme.hately the name of the
person who said it, he will say
Aiaammr^ldto, aiaa (fn order
to gain tune to recollect the name.)
Aiabe, u. the male of animals, (quad-
rupeds,) not of birds; pl.-^.^^
Atabiwaian. s. an. the skin of a male
quadruped; pl.-a^.
Atahiwegin, s. skin of a male quad-
ruped of the largest kind, as moose,
buffalo, etc.; pl.-o„.
\Atalmiwinged, p. s. a. consolator,
consoling, comforting person ; pi
AidUta, half etich.—Aiahita H pad
-«™'^ «". ni4lji; my friend, we
shall have each half of that.
AtaUtawim, p. s. a. a half-breed
man or woman ; p\.~ng.
Aiddjimigoim,{nind)x\.v. S. Wato-
niaagan^s.
Aidgonwctang, p. s. a. gainsayer, in-
credulous person, disobedient per-
son ; pl.-jig.
Aidjagm^ssi, {nind) n. v. I stagger
inwalking;3. p. l.;p. eiV..<^. '
Atajawendam, {nind) n. v. I change
my mind of en, I am inconstant ;
J- p. 1. ; p- eiaj.,aftg.
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17
^yml^am, Crdnd) n. v. S. /aia
^-(yj/^^.rf-««5;, s/ctispute. conten-
.i/«l-^J p. «. a. sick person, patient;
J.iam4^ u. V. there is, it is ■ n
^i7' ^^''"^^ ^- ^- *■«• I have it ; 3 p
^^a/"/j, the change of ^/ic//.
^i^'iywammdam, (ni>ul) n v. I en-
deavor ; I pay attention; 3.P !
direct my care aUattintion to it
f p. «i a*... ; p. eia?i..ann
^^mfwametuma, (mnd) a. v an I
recommend him kth./nthouglus
-mm^endutomU;\p.li,.t
commerfd him to do s. th "or to"
Ljhave 2n a certain manned 3 n
it 3 n / •*' ^P^y attention to
.f^«w/.,,«^ („jV,d) n. V. 1 lea,, now
-'onesmeandthenontaiTrl
■*• P- i' , P- tia..itd. '
AIA
^^^nilim, or-magad. u v it,«i.o
^taitihi„.,ta<fed. p. s. a onp wJ.«
^^^n,tke.an.amie-dihadmrwwin s an
Unctent and repeated saS;-) pi:
Munimitagos, (nm) n. v. I n,aL-p „
-;^a^^>/ the change oiAr^^' *'
Aianmenindisod, p. s. a a /pn^nH
f'erson, a penitent pVj^'P""*'"^
■hamcmiitdisossig, p s. a an nnr.
Ata^mm,idmi, {ni,ul) a. v. ««. freo
I. gmf It often; 3. p odai ■^'
eias..d(jd. ^ ■ V- oa at... , p.
Mmamna, {nmd) a. v. an freo
J gird hmi ofton • 3 n ^' •^'
J:^<^<^;.nad',in.^.'Jat^^'-^->
^W«, («*/«2) a. ;,,;,. f^^gj^.
I ^^rr/r^^t «0'"e an. oW. ; aS'
Jr:rd°^tii;'"'3i"7ndfi„;,,^L^;.'
;tand hi n^ a Sle.'some wSs"
(he speaks a strange language )
J' p. <xl ,u..n : p. eia wnJ^ '■'
upbraids^ne/J n* ^/'^^l^'^^^-
upl^id^^meri-J-^-^^"
2'^l^mn ; thy letter sS m«
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AIE 18
Aiwwiidim.in, (nind) com. v. we
Nco (1 OIK) another, we reprimand
eacli otliei ; y. t-ia..di(i:,iq.
AiamKJhnn, s. sooldinir/reprirnand-
i»ir, (of several porsons.)
Atdwin, s. existence ; mino aiannn,
coinjortahle existence, welfare ;
kapije mino a/'awm, eternal wel-
tare. Match!, aiawin,, miserable
existence, misery ; ka<m.' inaMi.i
aiawm, eternal misery'. '
^rnwin., 3. scoldinLS reprimand.
dzau'iuv, Uiiiul) n. v. [ am scoldinK,
reprimanding; .^ p. 1.; p., =,-„..„,^5;
AJdimin {nind) com. v, s. Idiniin.
Au/coaade, [mnr/) n. v. am tired in
my legs; 3. p. 1. ; p. eU-.Jt'.j.
Aie.Jcmdi8, {nind) r. v. I tire niyself
! cause to myself fatigue ; 3. p.-,> •
p. cf.e..s(jd. o , , ,
Aichmike, {nind) n. v. I feel tired m
my arm or arms ; 3. p. 1. ; p. ,i,„
Aickonikewina, {nind) a. v. an. I tire
his arm or arms ; 3. p. ed ai..n ; p.
eic.nad. ^
Airkonikeminigon, {nuid) pers. v it
tires my arm or arms ; 3. p. od ai. .:
P- cie..god. '
Av'konindji, {nind) n. v. I feel fa-
tigue m my hand or hands ; 3. p
i-ip. eie..rd. ' ^
Aid'os {nind) n. v. I am tired, fa-
tigued ; 3. p.-i; p. ,,,>Xm-^.
AKkosm, {nind) a', v. an. I tire him ;
i molest him; 3, p. od aie..n ; p.
Aickositon, {nivd) a. v. in. I tire it ;
'i. p.od ai... , p. eu'..tod.-mndaie-
kosit<m niiaw nnokiiun ; I tire my
body, (myself,) working.
AtakoMWDi, 3. fatigue, weariness
Ateli^waruwi, (wind) n. v. I breathe
with dithoulty; 3. p.-o; p. dek..
mod,
Aiihriq,, (^niml) a. v. an. I molest
him,iatisue him; 3. p. odaia..>i; p.
<iie.,ad. ^
Akkwiwi, {nind) n. v. I am tired of
carrying or packing on n;v back ;
3. p. l.;p. C2^',.V7V.
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An 3. thing, _a,iy in. ob,rot; pi, aiin.
-Anntcn attn, siindrv things
Anns, little thing, pi. -rm. '
Ai/wiah, bad contemptible thinir ol
-nn. t" 1 '■
Aii. This word is also employr ) as
a help to recollect the name of some
^nnmnatc ohjecl. So when you
a«k : \\ etimM,. iw ! What is that '
-the person asked ( if he does not
immediately recollect the name of
the thing. ^, will say: Ausa....i This
gi- ;* him some seconds of time to
recollect the name of the ohiect )
-When one wants to gain time to
recollect the name of a place, he
will say: Jnn,j sa...
AinnMnovam, (nind) n. v. I sleeu
wuh open eyes; 3. p. 1.; p. ein..
Aimilji>Hlis,{ni,ii)T.y. S.Inndiind.i.<,
Atnawa ymnd) a. v. a7i. I ape"or im-
itate him; [F. je le contrefais ;l
J. p. od a>n..n; p. eitiawad.
Azndapidon, {mnd) ^,y.in. I bind
Arndafma, {mnd) a. v. an. I b'nd
him well ; 3. p. od ai..n; p. ein..
Had. '^ '
Aindina, {nind) a. v. an. I hold him
well; .h p od al.an; p. eindinad.
Afndman,{mnd)ai.y. in. I hold it
well ; 3. p. od at...; p. ein..an(r.
Aindjissitckirade, or -magad, It is
put hrmly; level; it is established ;
y.ein..dsa, or -nuK/ak.
Amdjissiton, {nind)'a. v. in. J settle
It, 1 establish it, I confirm it, con-
c ude It, consolidate it, I put it lev-
el, right; 3. p. ad ain..; p. ein..tod.
Aininamaxva,{nind) a. \.an. I beckon
him, wjnk him ; 3. p. od ain.Ji; p.
em.. road.
Aim/like, {nind) n. v. I beckon with
my hand, (arm/) I wink; 3. p. I.-
p. nn..ked.
Aiodjiifade, or—mat/aJ, u. v, it i*
iiseu, made us of;' p. cii)..deg, or —
maffak.
Aiodjvje, {nl,id) n. r. 1 make use;
3. p. 1 ; p.
eio..(/cu.
avr
AJA
'ijiiilain.t •sin II V ,t 1
■ihcirshi, s. crab, crawfish • nl V I
19
AJA
■itu~
go the other; they come and
^W, a/-«W, in compositions, sioni-
"es rro.9,s-zw^ or iruvcrsi/w to th\
opposite side or shore 7a river
oft ^'5"- ^^ ^''"d^« also to the
fn r/"-^^'"""P'^^ '» some oftlie
lollovving words.) ^
^m(ntnd)n.y. I cross a river
hai,&c., macanoo, l.oat&c 3'
P■«;;«.'^;ao,• p. a*3;Wao^^.
4y'?«'««, (nind) a. v. «.,,. j cross him
meTS^'-'^-'^-oerbr
■-{;<«/-««/., (mV.<?) a. v., >^. /ero^s or
'<jawadaga, imnd) n. v T crn« ,
nver&c, swimming, I sv^to
.. ^'' *''^- ' 3 p.-o,- p. awj..^.orf
shore ^'''''"^"•'«» the opposite
-im^aaameosse, -nuui) n. t. f wade
f«^^-««,'aiPbe^fn/'->-«^-
side of the earth. ^* ^^'P^'""
•i?(M'antlawe, (nind) n v t «
:*• P- ' , p. ma;. .wed. * '
<Src in o ''""^e>ed across a river
«c. m a canoe or hn-^t ■ r, . .'^'
'^^A or-~,naaal: ' P" "'^'-'••
overfro,u th^opp<^si "e sho p ^''^^
canoe or boat ^^ ^"® ^"oi^e m a
•C:fe^-«^'-^°"omedfVnv.
^'Ijawaodju/as, {nind) n. y j a^^ ,.
ried or conveyed ^across' :"^i^-
Ajawaodjige, {nind) n. v.. T crf,« ,
convey people over a r ver w
a boat, &c. ; s n i "^'^r- .*c. m
travers,er;]pl.-,,,^^'^'"''»'r*^
,.&c., inacanoe&c "*"'"' '-^'^e.
Ajwwaona, {nind) a.'y. an. S -/-^
^^jamanigos, {nind) n v r o-»f
selfcrossedovera^iVei- L?' T"
i employ somebodv to t'^kp I ^''■'
^er, 3. p.— «. ; p. aiij..sid
^ sau across a river, bay, &c - -t
4^'^''"''^^?^ s. an. beech-tree ■ nl * .•
Ajaw&mm, s. beech— n,,/ 1' P'-~~¥-
jiW*,'s.swortprLf~^^^
^.;a?/'.«ttv;^, 8. dim. dagger nl .
omrVblh-^!! the SrSiTSl
^l^;rrrstt;i-^',fe
• 1
! n
AJK
20
AJE
H^
m tlie other side.) — There is al-
wayts ii possessive pronoun before
tliis word ; ns : Nindajawiffad, my
other leg ; lid ajawioad, thv other
leg, &c.
Ajum-(fwasKhwan, (nind) n. v. I
jump or leap to the opposite side
of s. th. ; 3. p.— i ; p. ain}..nid.
ApHniaanii, ntildhwan, u. v. the ves-
sel tac^s about ; p. aiaj-vig.
Ajdwiniky s. the other arm. — This
and the two following words arc
always preceded by a possessive
pronoun.
JJa/rimfulj, a. the other hand.
Ajawisid, s. the other foot, (the oppo-
site foot.) *^'
Aj<iti'/-fi</ma>i,(ni/id) a. v. in. 1 pour
it in another vessel ; 3. p. od aj...;
p. <iitij..a>uj.
Ajawi-wahaiHj, adv. the day after to-
morrow. —The same as awmsiva-
halt (J.
Ajc, oV waje, at the end of verbs, al-
ludes to the human skin; as: Nin
makdtewaji, I have a black skin.
JSin (lijibaje, I feel itchings on mv
skni ; etc.
Ajt, in composition, signifies going
hack or backwards; [F. h recu-
lons.] (Examples in some of the
following words.)
AJeh, (iimdYin. v. I move back-
wards,! sitting ; 3. p.-i ,• j>.ejebld.
Ajibato, (nind) n. v. I run back-
wards ; 3. p. 1 . ; p. ejebatod.
Ajehidon, {nind) a. v. in. I move
It backwards; 3 p.odaj...; p. «...
dod. •'
Ajebiiia, (nind) a. v. an. I move him
ba< kwards, (any an. obj.) 3. p. od
aj..n ; T^.ej..nad; imp. ajebij.
Ajebinan, (nind) a. v, in. S. Ajebi-
don. -'
Ajehoian, s. oar ;[F. rame;] pL— an.
A^eboiatMK s. pi.— wi. S. Ajeboian.
Ajehoianeiab, s. oar— strap"; pi.— m.
4J^bou',inind) n. v. I row in a canoe
or boat; 3. e.l.;p. ejeboied
bad doing, I render him evil for
evil; 3. p od aj..n; p. aiaj..uad.
Ajebihaan, (mnd) a. v. in. I pay it
back ; J avenge it ; 3. p. od aj... p.
nia)...ang. ■' '
Ajigabaw, {nind) n. v. I step back ;
•'•P- !• ;p. ej..wid.
Ajegandina,(7,ind)a. v an. I thrust
or push him back ; 3. p. od ni n •
V- ep.nad; imp. ajegandin. '
Ajegandinan,(nind) a. v. in. I thrust
or push It back ; 3. p. od a,-...; p
Ajmtve, (nind) n. v. I go back again,
ias-??'n^f-'''^^""^"f""r"ie»
pas, J J. p. 1. ; \i.ejegiwed.
Ajedibaamawa, {nind)B. v. an. I pay
kirn back; also, I avenge on him a
Ajiiadjim, (nind) n. v. I repeat old
sayings, old news, etc. ; 3 ?_i .
V-fj-mod. ' ^'
Ajeiadjimowin. s. repeating old sav-
ings, old traditions; pi A„ ^
Ajeiash, (nind) n. v. I am driven
backwards or back again by the
vyind; 3.p.— i; x>.e)..id
AjeioK^m, u. v., it is driven back-
wards or back again by the wind •
p. ej.-smff. '
Ajena, (nind) a. v. an. I give back
again some a?i. obj. 1 return it ; 3
P- odaj..n; ji.ejcnad.
AJ6namawa, (nind) a. v. an. I eire
him back s. th. i return it to him ;
^. p. od aj„n; p. ej...wad.
A)nian, {nind) a. v. in. I give ifc
back again, I return it ; 3! p. <d
(^.)--'> p. ejeTiajif/,
Ajeosse-(7iindj n. v. I walk back-
wards , [F . je marche a reculons ;1
J. p. J. ; p.f.jeossed.
AJisse, (nijid) n. v. I slide back ; I
J^j^^'^'-eWsejS.p. l.;p,e^,
AJesse. OT-magad, u. v. it slides or
goes back or backwards : p. ejesseo
ox-magak. ' ^ "^'^^^i''
\Ajessexoin s. backsliding; relaxa-
j tion ; relapse.
I -iif'>(»i»d)n. V. I move backwards,
drawback;3 p. l.;p. ,-,<„rf.
Ajt'akokijnnul) n. v. I make a step
I backwards ; 3. p. 1. ; -„ ejMd.
\i ^
m •
AJI
^1
rrom timi I ,iraw back from him •
^ J- P- od nj..n ; p. el wad '
^jeundon, ('nind)\:'~ I lead or
tonve^ ,t back ; 3. p. oJ ' • V ""^
^J'^ioina, Iniml) a. v an T lo- i
AJI
4'. .ijJv. 0^ s. Javjun,
n^,n.veanotherk;3.p.--.!.^f
^/tt/,<-<io4a/nowi,i, a. reven<re vpn
geance. cvpii^e, ven
AHd'iwaa, (nind) a. v «« I ,„„„
him(evil"for Pvin f\ "^^P^^
ajaj..ad ' P' '''' «>•"' P
Ajnlawama, {nind) a. v «« r ro
.?:/>^<^J-n; y,. au,J..mad.
</«7(y. ^ ' ■'• I'- ^- i P- «?a<7..
^idiiatuf, s. a;,, cross ; pl.-o^ .
answer's"- 3 "V" "r"' disrespectful
4/-^^«a, {nhul) a. v. «,. j withstand 1
"w>..««^ ^ ' J- p. «i a^..w; p.
ijed. ' P* ^•' iJ- aia..
Ajidemej^hk, (nind) n. v f use .n
bad a,.Hwofs, to Linsai -i V^'''*
ma. .kid. gainsay , 3. p.-t; p.
Ajide/iil-th (nind') n v t „.
with cros^edirms I ? "'•"*"«
I, go anolher: 3. p. ^1 Zl' 1
"^STiS^'^'r-y. five
contradict, dispute- T mvt i ^'
spectfulariswefs Tl.'plfoaSr
^jidewidaraowin, s. eainsavin-r i;
respectful ans^e^fpu'r^'^^^
'^navro?£t!;ii^^-,r;>^'^
^^^{ra/i€fm, adv. halforpartof
P- «*■«;■.. a«^. '*&"n,J-p.oda;...;
^•^v?riiilf'^),«--^'^-Iturnit
AKA
3a
' ' la
s^
-'0/<//./;/,v.vr, (/,;W) n. V. I fall back-
>vanls, I fall on my back : .'j. n l •
p. ata}..srcl. '
Ap,,!,ljls,c or- magaJ, n. v. it falls
backwards -p amj...rff, ox-mamtk.
4iuahkisnt,, u. V. it IS Jull, bhmt, it
'foes not cut well, (steei-too! ;) n.
Ajhhhi, H. mud, mire, dirt.
dnshlcivamilca, ox-maqad, w. v. if i«
"iir3' at thn bottom,' (a river, etc.)
\>;Cj:ka(f,Qx.mag(ik.
Ajishkiirika, or-ma^ad, u. v. it is
nmkly, miry ; p. et/.I-ar/, ox-77iam/r.
Apjvn, or-magad, n. v, it is dull, blunt,
It does not cut ; p. ejiwa^j, ox-ma-
Miwaaain, u. v. S. AjnaUkissin.
-pm-i, adv. Ot. S. lu-idi.
Ajodma, {nind) a, v. an. I unite
with hmi; 3. p. „d aj..n; p. rj..
mad. ■' ^ •'
Aioyan,_s. bridge ; warf ;pl.-a.w.
Ajognnd-adc, ox-'magad, u. v. there is
a bridge made ; a warf ; p. aiaj..deq,
AjogmiL, {uM) n. v. I make a
bncige; a warf; 3. p. 1.; ^, aiaj..
Ajogc {nind) n. v. I cross a river
wa king on a bridge, I walk over a
bridge;3. p. l.;p. «/^-^^,^.
Ajogetandau^c, {nind) n. v. S. Am-
Ajondu, adv. Of. S. Oma.
Ak, as end-sy liable of substantives,
sigmiies handle, or a piece of wood
toracertam use; as: TcMgatai-
Qnnak, broom-stick, {tcldgataiqan,
broom.) Awitiiak, handle of a spear
{amt, spear.) Wakaiganak, a log
tor a house wakaigan, house. >-
Instead o ak, they sometimes use
a%. S. Atig.
AKA
»'«. I burn
. ; p. e/-..
AJca ! adv. where?
Ai-akanakidc, ox-magnd, u. v. it
burns to coal, it is burnt to coal, it
J/'J^ ' ^' '^••'^'^' °'-'"«-
Akaka7iaJiis^ (nind). n. v. I burn to
coal, entirely; 3. p. -o; p. ek..»od.
Akakannkixon, {nind) n. v
it to coal ; 3. p. <xi ak
sang.
Akaknnnki/fwa, {nind) a. v. an. I burn
sonir ,/n. obj. to coal ;:}. p. ,,,/ ak..
" ; p. rk..irud ; imp. ak..f>r!.
Akakanaff, ox-magnd, u. v, it is con-
v.-rtod ir.to coal ; p. ck.Jeg, ox-inn-
gak.
AKnkanjr, s. coal, charcoal ; also, red-
hot coals ; (G. Glnth.l
Akakanjrhirc, (nind i n. v. I am roast-
ing s. th. on red-hot cual.s ; 3. n I ■
p. ck..wcd. ■'
Aknkanjchrrn. (nind) a. v. in. I roast
It ou red-hot coals; 3.p.r^ak...,
p. fik..}c,'d.
Akakan'y.hcnnn, {nind) a. v. an I
roa.st some an. obj. on red-hot
coals ; 3. p. nd ak... ; d. ck..ivcd. { V.
Conj. ) " ^
.ikakanjcka, ox-mnpad, u. v. there are
coals; there are' red-hot coals : n.
ek..kag, ox-magak.
.ihikanjeJcan, s. place where thev
burn (or make) charcoal ; pl.-^«. '
Akakanicke, {nind) n. v. I make
(burn) charcoal; 3. p. 1.; p. ek..
k<>d.
Akakanjckewin, s. charcoal-man'!*
trade and business.
Ahikanjckewin.ini, s. charcoal-man ;
^\.-wag.
Aknhanjewan, u. v. S. Akakanjeka.
Akahtnjeivanftin, or akaka.fijtvnki, b.
coal pit-coal ; [F. charbon de tcrrs,
houille.]
Ak<ikanjewaf.K?nika, ox-magud, u. \.
\ there is pit-coal, there is a pit-coal
mine ; p. ck..kag, ox-magak.
Aknhanjiwnfsdnikan, s. pit-coal mine.
Akakanjewamnikewinini, .s. a miner
in a pit-coal mine ; Y>\--irag.
Akal'MnjcwigMmg, s. coal-liou.se ; pi-
-on.
Akahvidjifih, s. fisher, (animal ;) pi.
ag. '
Akahoitox7iimag, (nind) a. v. an. pi.
b. Agwitoshimag.
Akahfitf/skin^ig, n. v. 3. p. pi. S. A
rcitoshinng.
AKl
n
■iLiJ^mtox^inori, ii. v. pi. ,s. Am-itr.^-
■11 rum. ^-njtii(<m-
-Uamawa, (nind) a. v. an. T lurk 1
he .n wau for him. in amluKh' -3
p. <,(i ak\.,i ; p. el:. wad.
-d-nrnawewi,,, s. I„rkin-.
Akamtqts, (iiMd^ „. v' ■//„ « n
'">nu, or 0,d,nmta: '^^ ^^ ^'"
-//•r^Wrtrwry, .s. a,>. a kind of biff root
growing in the water : pi -", '
-Tr"-' ^'''"^'^ "• ^- 1 vvatdi • I lurk
nu. .narnbush;3. p.i.:;,:X);:
JW™, s. watching; lying in am-
'1)l-lt^f"'"'' ^^'»'^^""^"' sentinel ;
oTtZ' ^T"^^ ""■ '■ ««• I look
out for hun, Iexpecthim;3.p. ot^
.Ihmahandan, (nmd)n. v. I look out
s:i'"'p^*^^"'-^-p-^«^-^-p-
oHhe lir.k.nd:|C. dubluis;]pl.
Alnwanma, or~m.agad, u. v. there i<!
mulerbusl, of the fi -kind.TsJmi
w^here^_.Uhewood.;)p..L'Co;
^•onntry , farm ; soil, ground.
f r if in "hp"'"''- l^^'*""^' i» the
tartii, in the ground.
-^/•t.(//-/»o«/;^-aa«y/, deluge.
-iX;^. s. an. kettle ; pi _,,/, p,. KcUi
denv^trom«H:S,|;„2;'^t!:
o.gnes made their kettles of earth
a bad old kettle. -iKticnsh
Ahkodjiu'an, u. v. there is a violenf
aud^dan,erous wluripool ; p .T'
AKO
Ak%kokviViu, s. biazier'.. tr„A^
cupation/kett'-ramKi^^'^ ''•^-
AktkQkcuinhd. s. brazier If «tf il
ufacturor;pL-j;''"'^''^^«'^-m^^«-
hSd'""' '• ^''■'''^ ''"«' on iHe
^'^•VS2ll/"-^--^--th;3.p.
'/a;;^r:^;U^-th, there,
^^ww/ s. old man ; pl.-,Vt^
inar;3.p.-,-,.p/,^, „J«'"«n^i«i
.ftor/./«,n,^, s. earth-house hibi*-,
tion under rroun,! • fi ' "'^"^'"■
house ; pi.- J^"""^' ' '^'^O' rcot-
-'/^ (in the change «j?'o 1 TKi„
is never n«f.,i i • « "is word
prcrixed Tct ^^"1'^' »' i« always
prcnxed to a verb, and .siffnifi<«
^^j-^VW..;,,^, since your arn:
MTc;gt""iT-"^>.'^'^'^nUppe,
Akvkolmiayanihe, {nvul) n. v I T,|.,f
,si8iiif,es a legginl. "'""«■ »"''«"
tncotage.j "■'""ing , [i-.
''^t'^*:- <-"""0 n. V. I am of a certai,
Ss a "ai?L"l. ^^^-^^^^^ «*4 ho
^SKoiS^).SiT. I have pai.1
<uak..dcd. ^ ■ P'
AKO
34
I
4:
^<Mj^.^«^,vn« 8. pain in the bowels,
Ai-of>Ala(fon, [nuid) ,,. v. it comes
harfl upon me, it is hoavy to me.
it tires mo, molests me ; 3. n od
My,sAh,mr, (nind) a. v. an. I tire
h ,n'.-. ^"r-^'nP ■n'^--') I molest
MmM-og, (Mt«//-, n. v. I am fired
(carrying a load or park ;) 3. p.-,>;
• ikr^iM; (Kind) n. v. I am sickly,
Aiosil-ns (nuid, n. v. f. I tdgn to l,e
sick, I dissomhie sickness : 3. n
-^; p. aia..st)(l. *
'^fm^'ini'"''-'^ '•.''•'■«• f have pain
fZv T.'' "'";'",»*«^' part of my
AMA
f '™'''«/^'«« >^"id akodn, 1 have
leadache. (pain in my head . ) M-
tiu/unnind al-osiiiim, I have tooth-
ache, (pain in my teeth.)
Ak^csimgos, (niud) n. v, j look sick,
1 have a sickly appearance: 3. p
^-^ ; p. atak..sid. *
Akosinagosfmn, sickly appearance.
^«/'^;«««, (;„„,/; a. V. an. I have pain
(in some animate part of my body
A P- '^f ah,d)iato ; p. aiahlsM. TV
J^onj. I i^'^/^, totoshim iwul ahmnan,
siQfi,) [a female speaking.] ^Ym
f"toshi»ia(/ nind aJcosinaq, I have
pam in my breast, (on both sides )
■^'('■sungamig, s. hospital, infirmary
Pi. -on. •"
^llnnwm,s. the height of a person,
bi^s stature.— J/j: mandan. nind
aKonwtn, this is my height, my
stature. ■'
Alommn,, s. sickness, infirmity, di-
sease ; pl.-«w,
Ah.siwin nin Won, or ahmwin, mn.
bi-mimwe, I infect a place', I brin-
a sickness to a place. °
Akogsin, u. v. it is of a cert^n length-
p. ehynncf.— Pagwana nin kiken-
<tan tm nagamon ekom'nq, I know
by heart that whole hymn, ( as long
as It is.) ^ ^
M-oirwani^ („i„fr^ n. v. i am well
«rmr,la„d dangerous; 3 p _,- '
Ota. .Kid. I • '. p.
.ikwd, ot~mng„d, u. v. it is of such
"l^nffth; p.ebrag. or-ma^«] -
'"' ^f«v?y mn wnkuitjan ; nairntrk
r„'; ''^7,r?'.'/''7'' -^ My i.o«ri« so
long; IS thine longer^
-Ikn-ah, (nind) n. v. I can see from
sjchad,.stance;3.p.-.-,.p.X7
y»V>7w nind nhrah, I can see (only)
t'ighted, myops.
\\'a.smnij„I akwnh, I can see from
a great distance, from far, 1 am
'ar.aighted, long-sighted. '
whhTI' ^'"¥^ "• ^- I l^reath.
vith fatigue. I can hardly breathe
nJ ''""""'^ ^•J'--"' P-*f-'
Staircase ;pl.-fl;,. ' "'"'rs,
Akwandawe, (nind) n. v. T ascend a
adderorstaircas^e,IgoupsSs!
Ahvandnwehafo, (ni<,d) ii. v. I as
cend a ladder or stircase running
1 run up stairs ; .3. p. 1. ; p. ^^ /.3'
■■lhm>j, (>nnd) (pron. n/nS atZ;^
f h J- ""\^shing with a spear, (on
tne ice ;) I .im spearing fish : 3 n
i- ; p. fkwawad, (pron. ekoivad.)
A^-we. Akmm. Akweseno. Ahve^en-
^in';iOf.)S. Ihvc. Ikwew it
wesens. Ikweiensiw.
AkwendavHiganama, {nind) a v. an
I I hurt him by striding; 3. p. «i
Ahrendamia, (nind) a. v. an. I hurt
him, I cause him pain in some
part of the body ; 3. p. od ah.n; p
ma.. ad. ' ^'
AkwendamiA'i'e, {nind) n. v. I hurt ■
3. p. 1. ; p. aia..wed.
Akwiwi, (nind) n. v. I am tired, (from
working;) lam exhausted; 3. p
1- ; p. ehviwid.
Aniadadem, (nind) n.v. I weep awa-
king; 3. p.-fl; p. em. .mod.
Amadina, (nind) a. v. an. I awake
AMI
95
ANA
him, I wakn him up, I roiisp him
from slcnp ; ;). p. r^{ am..,, ; „. ^m
Amnfljia, (niml ) a. v. an. S. Unn-
lit,/ a.
AnuuIJiJdna, (nind) a. v. „„. | waiie
him lip by puilin^or pushing him'
,'• P-'^iam:.n; p. cm..)nut
Amaijus^, inifu^^ „. y. 1 awake : 3.
p. 1. ; p. fm..sfd.
Awudihr,', ( „/„,!, „. V. 1 ascend a
mountam, I cr„ up on a mountain ;
•'• p. 1. ; p. niam..>r,ul.
Awmljiwihaf,,, ( ,nn<l , n. v. I run un
on a mountain;:}, p. 1. ; p. <„•,,,„..
o'tll.
Amm/Ji,j!ffjw,t, (ni,id) a. v. an. \
awako him briskly, I rouse him
lip \ .\. p. ,„l ,tm..„ ; p. a /'am.. /if.,'.
Am,if/jt>rm>ffe, ( nuxl ) n. v. 1 ^o up
on a mountain, or hill, carryinir «
th. on my .shoulder: 3. p. i • „'
aham..ijed. ' ' '
Amadjiimmnie, (mfid) n. -. I ao up
on a hill or mountain, oarrvlne a
pack on my back ; 3. p. ] • „
aiam,.ned.
Amadwre'ra, (nind) a. v. an T
awake him by making noise-' 3'
p. w/ a7n..n; p, em.. wad ; imp."
amnfhvf\t'fia\ '
'^inatmKsimi, aninmshyVi.y 3 p the
dot,' i.sruttinjr; p. «/«..«,;,/.
Amanim, (nind) n. v. I am alarmed,
frightened, by s. th. I heard ; 3. p.
-0; p. I'ntanimd.
Amanis.<iowin,, s. alarm, frijjht.
Amano.wawe.'is;, n. v. ;i. p'. the ani-
mal IS ruttinj,'; p. aiam...wd.
Amasika, {nind) n. v. 1 .iwake; 3. p
1-; p. emasikad.
Ammca, {nind) a. v. an. I i.i^'liten
him, or I frighten an animal, [F je
1 efiarouche ;] 3. p. od am..n; p.'^i-
amawad. '
Amhe! ambcssa ! amies snno! amha-
stno! uiteij. well ! come ! come on!
Amide.ramide, or— mag ad, u. v it
overflows boiling; p. aiam..deg, or
-ningak. "
Amidegamiv) akil; n. v. 3. p the
kettle ovrrllowN, (what is boiling
in It overflows;; p. „,-,„;i,..vorf.
Ami gigo, n. V. 3. p. the fish in spaw-
mmr; p. ^mid.
yo inrf beaver; pl.-fl^.
AmiMawai, s. an. beaver-fur; pi —
og. ' •^ ■
Am;k„gan s. beaver'.s bone ; pl.-a,
Amikfiirrndn, Heaver-Island, iii Lak»
I Miehi(,'an,
i'^n/win''';' •"': ^«^ar^'■-duc•k, (a kind
I Ot wild duck;) p|.-^;r.
Amiko.wu; s. beaver's tail; also ami-
Kirano.
Arnikwagis, {nind) n. v. 1 live like a
heaver;3. p.-i;p. ^/,,..,„V/_
Amikn'aj, s. hole (not Iodide) of a
beaver; \A.-an. b ; u
Amthvdndag,s. an. small white pine-
tree; [G. epinette blanche;] pl.-o»
Am,lcun.sh, n. beaver's lodge; n\.~ar>'
A?no, s. bee ; wasp ; humble-bee ; nf
amofjf. ' '^ ■
Amn-himidr, s. wax.
Amndnm /d>'-?m.t.mhpancndii,/an: n
wax-candle, wax-taper; pi, -071
Amn-himide-ims.iakwanmdjifanK s
thin wa.x-taper ; [R b;>ngic fil^e';
<-!. Wachsstock.J '
^lm(i^, [nind) n. v. I am cancerous,
1 have a cancer; .3. p. am„g<> ■ p.
Anio-gidbakmad, s. honey.
-Iwuvr, (w/fl//) a. v. «;;. I e^t g„^^
a«. obi.; 3. p. (idamwan;n. finiwad-
imp. amwi. '
Ann, {nind) n. v. I have s. th. stick-
in- in my throat, fa bone, a Hsh-
bone, &c.)3. p. ando; p. endod.
AnafranaM, s. fern ; [III. praprot;]
-l/w/-, s. a small gray bird; pl.-r-*.
Ana.{; adv. at all events, however it
turns out; [F. en tout cas.]
AnM-an, s. mat, floor-mat; [F. natte-1
pl.-«w. '-■
Anahmaskh s. rush for mats, ( floor-
niats;HO. Binse;]pl.-,;;,. '^ °°'
Annkaneiab, s. a little cord used in
platting mats; pl.-i«.
; I
It
4
VNA 26
•i'iat;.t. p. I.; i>. en..h,l.
iA-g''' ■'■ ""• «^'»-'^r««<l. biscuit;
AnukomHM, s. ««. cracker ; pl.-ajr
A>u,hr„,, „. clond; pi.-,,,.. ' *"
^"™''' »• V. it is cloudy; p. ai-
Am, anami, in compositions, siij.
Anam.mh,]u,u;iH., adv. under tlie table
neaUi"' '*''^" "'"''''''' ^''""^''^'''.under-
A,utmajiUk, adv. under the rock, or
niidcr a rock.
''devils """^' *"■ '"''"' ''^°''*' "^^ "'-
Amimakamig, adv. under f,'round
.ifutnMhwir adv. under the surlare
ot theearlli, under jtfround
Anitm<>i,ilau, (ninil) a. v. w. [ have
su.sjuciuns thoujjlits towards s. th
I Rusp<.ct oracv-use itui my (/Mifr/u!.
01 some fault or defect : 3. p. od
an...; 0. ,',i..a/,ff. ' ^
Andvunima, (mnd) a. v. a/i. I sus
I'ect or accuse him in my t/ioug/it,,
o some f, .,t, I have suspicfo ,«
tl.ouRhtsagamsthimj.-J. p.';,,/^,,
"; !'. en.. mad.
AmmtmUge, {nind) n. v. I say mass
lur.somel,ody;;j. p. l.;p.«,J /_
Ana7ne.s.ika^ („ind) r. v. Isay mas.s
lor myscll; 3. p.-„; p. ,„„,J
Anam^',.dkau-a, {nind) a. v. an. Isav
-■'"'";"7'^ ('''"'/) n.v. Isay mass;
•'' P- 1.; p. en. led. '
Anainessih'-adopou'in, s. altar • nl _
an. ^ t •
Anamemlcr^adoimcviigm , s. altar-
cloth; pl.-OM.
Amnm'.^.s;h€-agw!,win. , s. mass-vest
ment, especially the chasuble; pi.-
'^■mri':T^''"''f ''"'^«" ' «• missal,
mass-book; pl.-an.
\\A
A'laiMg^d,,!-;,!,,,. maMs; p|._„„
•■''''[""■";("'"'/) n. v. [pray; lama
•!'"!""f'"A"'", iidv under the bed
h!'" '?'"'"'''•'"""= water, under
the surffice of the water.
heart '"''" '"''>« bottom of the
Anamii-himoM^emh,, {n!nd)n. v. i>l
we walk HI procession ; p. ,'n..^,-diiL .
"^"pl-ff^'^'"''' '• «'""J'iy. sabbath;
^//<m-w/A'W, u. V. it is Sundav; p.
e erv s„?h'''''^ '''''''''■'''^<>'>'''^'''.
t»try hunday.
A^uino-vhjs, {ni„d) n. v. f. I am an
hypocrite, feigning or dissemhlinK
rdig.on a,id p,ety ; .3. p.-„ . ,,. ^,^_
Anindichtxiririn. a. hypocrisy
Ajnrmrc^'ii-iHawadJum, s. 'church-
banner; pl.~a/t.
Anainii-ma^inaigaH, s. prayer-book'
pi. -(//;. '
Aiiamiimina^ , s. an. pi. rosary,
Ixiads. ■"
Anamu'inuHuj nind aqimaq, I sav thfi
rosary. * ■
Anamihnbiihe, iniml^ n. v. I am
makmg a rosary; 3. p. l. ; p. ^..
AnamU-minlkwadjujan, s. chalice-
pl.-a/i. '
.-l/ia?///t-/i/,|/awrw, (or nammowm )
s. religious song, hymn; ].|.-a;i ^
Anamie-naiimjataivemlammvin, s. re-
ligious meditation ; pI.-«//
.■b;aw/J-/i/J«,,V7<7>i, s. Christian mar-
riage. Sacrament of Matrimony
Anannt-nominidnpin, s. Extreme —
Onction.
Anamii.pa^idinigan, s. religious ofl'-
, enng; cluirch-tilhes; pl.-,^«.
\A,uimie.pa,jidinlge, [ nhul) \\ y
1 pcrlorm a religious offering ; also
V\.~on.
'i mans ; [>.
rny; I urn a
'■numiail.
the hcil.
ater, iiiuler
ir.
ttom ol tlic
trf) n. V. |)|,
•• i'ii..t<f(ljin,
i.i,'iouH pro-
ligiousser-
f, sabbath;
■Sunday; p.
fgijinakin,
• I am an
sseinhlinK
-" ; p. en..
sy.
chiirch-
yer-book ;
'■• rusary,
i say the
V. I am
• ; p. €71..
chalice;
tmowm,)
V}.~an.
'in, s. re-
ian mar-
imony.
treine -^
ions olj'-
1.
II. T.
s; also,
ANA
Ipaymychiirch.<liity,ortithos,()uo
to the chiircli and the clt!ri,'y ; ;».
p. J.; p. eu..iii'(I.
Anami4'-/i(igiJ iniiji uin , ». ^-cliirions
ollerini!. the act of otlbring orKiv-
iiiK in ri'li.j:J„„H respect; the payinir
ofchmvh-iithes.
Anamu-nitiaaiuluuiioin. .l»amie-ni.-
gaantl,i,jfi, {^v. S. Si<jaa>idaJiwin.
'^Kjaniuliiire, &LC.
A/iaini'^tHmatca, ( nind) n. v.'an. 1
pray (or him ; 1 bless him ; 3. p.
Oil n>>..>i; p. m..irnj.
Annmiitaii., {/lindi a. v. in. I bless
it ; ,]. p. (Ill ,1/)... ; p. en..taii<j.
Anatnhiivra, [ ulnil) a. v. ,ni'. I pray
for him, 1 bless him, (^ any <iii.o\)\. /;
also, I adore him ; ;). p.' od an..n ;
|). i'))..w(uL
AixiiuUwahi), .s. holv water, l)Ie.«ised
water.
Anamicw(ifii/,s. an. cros.s ; pi. otj,
A/iamiiW(iti(ji,/in, a small cross ; pi.
Ana)nu-iri(J><je, (nhal) n. v. J am'
married accordiii;,' to the rules ol'
the Church; ;}. p. i. ; p.,;/,..,,.,,/. '
Anamit-ivul iij,'))!] iivli)., s. Christian '
marriage, according: to the rules
and rites of the (Jhurch. '
Atiti.mlc-nulol-aiC(i,{i,ti>d'\ a. v. an.:
J keep society or company with I
him in reliirions resp(Tt, ; 3. p. rw/ j
ii»..n; [.. <n..ira,i.
A»a»iu-iru/oly(Iii(Hni it, , ( »?'»d) com. j
V. wo are in conipanv togetlier in
refrard to reIi;:ion, we are in the
(Jomrminiunol Saint.-^ ; p. e>i..dlil-\
Anamn'-iHd iilod ad Mrhi., s. Commn- '
nion of Syints. i
Anam/'i'i'/t/a/n/'i;, s. house of prayer
church, diap'el. temple ; pi.— ,>/,,.' '|
AntrinirwH.'<i»i//iif,,n.s, s. dim. small '
church, chaiiel; pi.— ^r;?.
^wa;;wV'/v'«, s. praver; relisrion ; pi.-
— an. ' ■
Mamiemn'Wei)djinanind, p. s. a a
person killed (or religion's sake,
thAt is, a Martyr ; pi.—;///. i
Anamikaf/e, i/u'/id.) n. v. F "salute • I i
make 'my farewell-visit ; [F.' je i
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\NA
/amne»ndimi.x;i3.p. 1; p.,. ;i.. „,.,/.
— iMakav.' mn h>-nna,nikai)c, '/,/u
l)ii-it mauj'n,),,; \ come to make
my farewell-visit, belore 1 start
AnannUi^irm, s. compliments. «roe-
tui|Lj,_ salutation, w)Wr.
An(u,i>ht<io>ri„,». compiimonts, uree-
tiug, salutation, n-c'iued.
lieinark. In the iimunciation of the
U- Virgin we see these two .-iahi-
tations, one ,i,,i,le (by the AiiRel
and the other muivid (by the \)
Virgin.^ Consequently Wfs'have to
say : Anjun <d anamihaiiewin, thf
salutation ol \.\\v. Angel ;' and : KiU
rhitwa Mori,- id nnamika,i<>unih, the
salutation of S. Mary.-'l'he sam«
IS the case with great many other
words ot this description ; as • Jii-
haanwijewin. and dihuainamwin,
payment. Ihhnl.t),i)ijtw,nn\n\ dilni.
konmoiim, .judgment; &o.. (S
(-)tchi[). {irammar. Formation tjf
substantives. )
A/ia.iaika,: , i>iind) a. v. in. I salut«
it ; .1. p «/ an...; p. (n..ttnf,.— M,ul
anannkan anamii-wlnamlii >rafxu
ov>iahan,luinili,; I salute the church
when 1 see it. from far.
Anamikun-a. ( nhid ) a. v. an. I salutj>
him, I greet him ; T hwk or send
him my compliments, my gree-
ting ; 3. p. nd an../). ■ p. en. .wad.
Aimnuhdndimin, ( nind ) com. v. wb
salute each other ; p. ,n..d>dii(f.
Anaiiukodadin'i, 3. iiul.p. vvheirthey
salute each other, New-vear's day.
Anamikudud/,iviN, s. mutual saluta-
tion, salutation of several to seve-
ral persons.
Ana/ni:na, (nind) a. v. an. I expre;*".
in 'Con/.s' my suspicion auainsi hin/'
1 accuse him of s. th. ; 3. p. vJ
(Ol..!),; p. onamhnad.
An-uiiiiniakak, adv. under a barrel
bo.K, chest, &c. '
.iniimiiut, adv. underneath, inward-
!v, in the body. — Keiabi an^imind
aiahaii ninijii'ifx, api n-ehonid o^.-i-
Ijaiiui. .My son was yet inwardly,
( 111 my body,) when his lather died.
.Ifiumindan, (nind) a. v. in.. I ex-
ANA
28
III
III
"'; "n ■; p. en..(ino. '^
the il„,„h. '" '^^ ^""-'^
cion, I siiHpect or accuse. 3. I, J .
under b..ar,l« ; „„d,, ^h. fir ""'
uie floor o( n hoiiHe.
>r«'J/|. H. rin^r or brncHft worn bv
t:;;;:;!:rir;7-;'- '■'■"■''■
gazf) on the .^tars ) '^^^
are stars it is starry; „, f,. /.,„,
shaped. • 't is siar-
^rffr;;:4;;''"'- '*"''' ^'-' -«-
Anarn,lj!, s. ««. p^arl ; p|.— ^
ornir^fVo;n'i;;,iH^^"i:-J':";f
m(W,,:^-."il. •^- I-"' i ) p.
'■?««;V / adv. when ?
^l-'awahaim ^,nmi^ a. v. «;,. r de
sp-iir o( hiin, bv his appearance"
(oi a sick person, &c ) 'f^f «/
3'/-7.'/L.''y '"vappea'ran"
. •'• P- ' , p. man, .sill.
•Anjnvahamttuimvad, u. v. it is de
Pairof,taslWit;:i.p.orfL
ANA
An,,>'-c^n,,,,jl (nind) n. v. s A, ■,
■' ii»!i""V"'' '>'W) n. V. 1 am ..f
Httl, ' ' ■ * t \>- aiu...
'.otcons,H,.rel"Jf„r': "'J^r'^''.
«/</v,.,,4' ' ' ''■ ^' "'»••• /p.
Anaoemljl,,, (i,i„d) n. v. ] abi,w!,m
:]r:^r"^^'^-''-^''pi::p:
^r la,.abieto,ioitornot;j. p
0, p. oiun..viod. ^'
/-";^:p -.•?"'«,:'., ■?'«•'■"
Annwewifiimnead, n v if ,i«
It rails , p. aia.MuL
Auwis.<te, Oiiml) n. v I am cr^.r
^yeaker, worse, in' a sK 'o'f
starvation03.p.l.;p.,iS:;;
Amwi.,se,or-magad, u. v. it decav,'
It perishes; d aia .p« «, '?'
Amwitagoa (mud) n. v. my voi7e i«.
i>?»l-
■ T" I . >—
AND
39
AND
voicr wp«k, low ; 3. p. odan..n,' p.
am.. wad.
Aiinwito, (nintl) n. v. I am unable to
walk, ( (rorn starvalion, etc. :) 3 n
I. ; !>. nil. .tod. '
And, andj, in compositions, signifies
rhuriec, alteration, reitrratimi. ( Kx-
ninp es in some of the followinc
words. ^ "
Aiuhh, (nmd) n. v. I clian«e seats. I
fit down flsewhere ; 3. p.-i. • „
Andnhhh, (tiind) n. v. I am K«"ttinc
othyr teeth; 3. p. 1. ; p. „,\,.,fj,
AnduAi, (mud) n. v. I go to live in
nnother country or place, I move to
nnothL-r country or place ; 3. p. 1, •
p. lUandakid. '
Andakmne, (nivd) n. v. I put other
shoes on, I chitnge shoos, or 1 put
them on in anotiier way; 3. p. ]. •
p. uia..ntd. ' '
Andanam, (nmd) n. v. I breathe oth-
erwise, my res[iiration changed, (a
sick person:) 3. p.-o; \uaia..mod.
AtuiapidoH (nmd) a. v. in. I bind or
tie It again, or otherwise ; 3. od
<i»— ; p. aian..dod.
Aitdapifia, {nind)a. v. an. I tie again
or otherwise, some «n. object ; s'
p.odan..n; p.aian..nad.
Andapis, (nind) r. v. I girdle myself
otherwise ; [ take another girdle or
belt ; 3. p.-o ; p. aian..sod.
Andaxte, n. v. 3. p. it is changing fur
getting new fur, new hair, (an anii
maljj p. aiandawed.
Andeh, s.cr^vi; ^\.-wa<j. Andekom,
young crow, pl.-a^.
Andii &i\M.ii.Tandl?
Aiidj, or minuwaandi, adv. of new
again, &nce more, ather wise.
^yuljin, {nind) a. v. an. I change
hnn, I change 8omea«. obi. I make
It otherwise ; 3. p. od cidjian: p.
Andjinia,(mMl) n.v. I am changed
1 am otherwise than before ; 3 p
i- ; p. aia..iud. '
Andjihian, (nind) a. v. in. I write it
once more, I transcribe it, I copy
It; aleo, I write it otherwise, I
chanije it; 3. p. od an...; i,. aia..
antj. '
Andf,hiigan, 8. copy, duplicate, tran-
■crint ; altered writing ; pl.-</;/.
Anduhii(/d, (nind) n. v. I copy, I tran-
scribe ; I write otherwise : 3. p. l. ;
p. aia..(f'd. '
Andji^nmadis, (nind) n. v. I live or
behave otherwise, I changed my
iKe, my conduct, I turned ; 3. p.l
i ; p. auin..tiid.
Andji-limadinwin.K. changed life or
conduct, conversion.
Aiidjigml^, OT-nuig(id,,\i. v. or and-
jilchigtufe, oi-miuiud, u. v. it is
changed, altejod, made otherwis«
p. aui..deti, OT-magak.
Andjif/ns, iuind) n. v., or nifid uiul-
jitchtimH, n. V. 1 am changed, alter-
ed ; 3. \^.~„; p. aian..eod.
.1>idjtr/<',(7ii/,d)n. V. I change a lodge,
T make it otherwise or elsewhere •
3. p. I. ; \).aian..f/cd. '
Avdjijiwebisivoin, s. changed be
havior.
AndjiJc, (nind) n. v. lam with child,
I ani pregnant ; 3. p.-o; p. endjihui.
AMJikwanaie, (niiul)n. v. I change
clothes; 3. p. I.; p. aian..ied.
Andjikimnaiewi<jami(j^ s. change-
house, or changing. house ; pl.~an.
Andiimik, s. she-bearer, bearing
young ones ; pl.-wag.
Andjinagos, (nirul) n. v. 1 appear
different, changed, 3. p.-t; y.aia..
Andjinagosia, \niml) a. v. an. I give
hun another appearance, I make
him look otherwise ; 3. p. od an.
n ; p. aiad..ad.
Andjivagosiwin, s. changed appear-
ance.
Andjinagwad, u. v. it appears differ-
ent, changed ; p. aian..wak.
Andjinagwi (nind) n. v. I appear
changed, I take another appear-
ance ; 3. p.-o; p. aian..wiod.
Andji7i(t</wia,(nind) h. V. an. I make
hun appear changed, (a person, or
any an obj.) 3. p. a an..n; p. aia..
ad.
Andjinagwiidif, (nind) r. v, 1 give »o
■■■■
AND
^n^^na^mUi.o..n, s. Transfi.ura-
P- a,an..tod. ""^^'^e , 3. p.^^/..
■^nr/Jine, (nind)n v t i
'J.-ad];sicirneis:3^-J,''^^r;-'";
fified. '"• J'' 1- , p. atand-
Andjtnig, (nind) n. v T-nm v
another name o A V i ^'^"^
fl'w^. "''■••' P- «?<?«..
change his name, I ..ivp hi^„" '
my name, T taVeLVjC' ^^"^^
^p•-^•p.^•««l/"'*^^'■"^"^^•3■
■^ndjtntHs, (nind) n. v 1 h«vo
h.,„Jow„eIsevvh'e,e,„i„^L,vi'^
or otherwise,: p/:fc^«-'hero,
Missttm, {nind; a. v. S I lav it
elsewhere, or otherw,sr;-p/j?i;;:
^«^7V<^«./-a, {nind) or, n/,^ «^_^v^^.
30
ANG
«»•:«; p. ««..,„,;. """ • -i- 1'- '»*
'^^?Vr;"' """"■''•''■ "■ - S.
reform it; 3. ,S'" otherwise. J
tod. ' ^■^'^'^'^-'P-aiafidJi.
A'idjim'nmwin, s. S ><«,/;• •/
■'i>iiah)hran, s a cf;,.i- ,„ ^.
(/•I . "'' '; ''• hnok to stir with-
Aneah>ku^e,{ni7ui)n. v I stir ,„)
^ IS m the kettle; 3 n 1 • n "^ '"'^''l'
^^W:!"'^'°«"^-th;pot.
^-''fV^'. («,?;«<;?) n. V. I stir s th ,•
vessei;3.p/i,p.,,^";;/«-th.ina
boihnginakettIe;3 PI .'""'''
wed, ^ '• . p. €71..
passes away, vanishes- n- ' '*
'^>Hroa,{nind)n. v „„ i >^ ^
bring him to notlS /n f"^" ^^'"'
some other ««oJf/STn?'"'
dngoqane, {nind) n. v. I am «.» • ■
my bones: 3. n ] i r, ,^^'^ '«
I am bought tiniothinri piS:
away, ,t finisnes^ per "shes- C?"
orbringtonothiigson/eiiTb?.
ANI
Zl
Angotaimwa, {nind) a. v. a,i. I take ,
o/!(,raways.th. froinhirn, Ibrini?'
to nothmgor abolish s. th. belonsT- i
fvcul. -Dehemmiian, anuotamawu- .
hm ou^h^aindikln, Lmd, lake a-
way from me (pardon me) what I I
liave done. i
Aiinotchigade, ox-maqad., u. v it i« I
taken down taken o«'; it is abolish- '
cu, p. aia.Jea, ox-maqak.
AMsoton yimul)'^. v. i,i \ brine it
.o.^thmKaabolKshit;3.Xl
A7i()wahama, {nind) a. v. an. I Iorp
^.ghtolhim, he disappears to me
J. \^.<>dan..u; p. en.. mad.
Snl't'': ^^"^^ "• "• '''■ Hose
sigl.tolit.u disappears to me; 3.
^*^wahandji(,e,{nind')n. v. I am los-
ing sight of some object ; 3. n 1 •
p. en..ged. ' * '
Am/wdniasg, adv. certainly, to be
sure, surelv.
An<jzi'amendav>..Amfwd7nenddu. Ana-
wmiismma. AnifWanuniidis. Ani-
frannma. Atufwamman. Anawl-
mttagos. Amjwwmitaoosiwin. —
&. Atamwamendam. Aiangwamen-
aan. Aia-gwamenimu, &c.
Anmwnikun, {nmd) a. v. in. I am
devoted to It, zealous for it ; 3 n
<>dan...; p. aia..wn^. ' ^'
Angwamiha'm, {nijidj a. v. a>i. 1 am
do^^otedtohim,Ian^zealousinLs
S ' ^' '^«'^-'*' P- «*«^^-
4nqu'anago8,(nind}i,. v. I disappear:
ANI
''i-P-~i;p.€n..t.id
Av^wanagwad, u. v. it disappears ;
p. en..wah. ^^ '
'^ITIZ'V- "'\- ^P'^'^^ of alluvi-
OU.S woorf on the beach of a lake,
Hoodwood; p\.-oq. '
Angwassagolca, or~mai,nd, u. v. there
isfloodwoodonthe'beachjp.aeWt
Am.;B.Ni.
"^/t/ui^ compositions, signifies in
Juture, henceforth. It marks goinq
on, approachinq Urv:ards... Ninqal
ani-Utimagu, henceforth I will bP
poor and miserable. Ki and In, i
haladcm, you shall starfe. ('R , S"
■\mh, s. an. elm-tree; pX.-iJ- >
Medina, ox-nmoad, ,,. v. there is i
I ffP'^^^^^^tofahillormoSL-
I 'P-«n..nag,ox~maanh
I Amhegahaw, {nind) n. v. I lean on
o-s.de.standi4 3.p.4'ri'«"
^/«//«-?V7, ox~magad, n. v. it is lean
,lJ:P-''>l>-f'eiag,ox-^aqaL^^-^''-
Amhtkamiga, ox-m.agad; u. v there
«ansingground,(fnclined ground
^^-mng ground,-) p. .n...,a^,?;!!:,J^:
Anibe'kwen, (nind) n. v. I incline inv
head on one .<-ide'- 3 n .-• ' ^^ '9/
''o?3i.1t\"-.'-^^'^,^^«"'"g«n
one siae, 3. p. l.j p. enibessed.
Ambesse,ox~magad, u. v. it is lp,n
""pl^!;/' '• elm-grove, elm-ibrest ;
^*^t^"-^°""^--allelm.
^S^?:Sof*^"^^'"-^-^''L-ke
Anihmiin, s. barberry ; [F. vinette
.^MA s. leaf of a tree or plant •
also tea )n leaves ,• pl.-aL^'''"^ •
Ambu/iabo, s. tea.
.^J«.W^...s.a„. tea-kettle.
^^pS!*"'"''''*"'''"'"*' «• tea-spoon,
-'^'^^^haho.onagans, s. cup or saucer;
Anihi.shika, or~mayad, u. v. there art-
leaves; p. .„../,«^, or-,/w^ J''
A7n/mkika„g,in the shrubs, in the
bushes, among leaves
trei', elm-bark; pl.-«irt^.
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^^««Jm.-«, s. a pea; pi. anid)i,niriau,
-ini.gimd<i, (,„W) y. a. a«. J take
'■ini-(nijuin,(nifid)^.y.in. I take if
^nl.,jweHl, (nind) n. v, I turn fo
'^'^hm-fmibaw, (nind) n. v. I turn
to another side, standing ; 3 n!^
'^& ^f ¥^ ^^- "• ^ abandon, I
Amjitarma, Uiml) a. v. «„. i make
y s. th., 3. p. od an..n; p. am..
-^«|^«.e«,,.discontim..nce,gi-
-Anil-amcm, s. suspenders rfor
It s trans ated, in writing.
Amka7iotahujan, s. translation ver
«on, (written;) pl.-a„."°"' "^^
AXI
^nikatMitahttge, {nind) n. v. I trans-
^Mlanotahiffemnini, s. a man that
makes a written translation or ve?
«0B, translator; pi.— y-a^. ^"^
Mdkanotaye, {nind) n. v. I reue-^t
what another says! I interpretTa
P; !•; p. aia..(jed. '
^wirr?^^*""'' '•• interpretation,
nork^ or occupation of an inter!
^'2^'^[«9e'^>^ini, s. interpreter; pi.
^«*Wa„, {ni,^) a. v. in. I inter.
Pretit, (a sermon, a letter, &c.) 3
.1^-odan..; ^.aia..tan<i.
^mkamtadpyade, ox-ikujad, u. v
U IS .interpreted, translated, orally
p. «^tf ..J^<7, ox~nuu/aL ^ '
AnU-anotau-a, (nind) a. v. an. I re-
peat h.s words, I interpret him; 3.
P-od an,..n; p. aia..wad.
&""'. ""'T'^'' '^his word signi-
fies futurity m succesion; also, «
continued succesion from' ancient
times ; some object, an. or in., fol-
lowing m siiccession.-(rV-^ilaV^.
mkc~himaduMjig; those who shall
live in future succession, thn future
generations. Od aimike-on^heian
his grand-children of future rene'
rations. Nind amke-mmis7>lni,»
my great grand-father.
Amkemawci, (nind) a. v. an. I let s
th. come to him from hand to hand :
.J. p. 0(1 an. .7i; p. man. .wad.
chief;''^'R'" '**'°"'' chief, under.
AnAhedhuje, (nind) n. v. I succeed,
I fo low m succession, I am the
ne^lfollowing;3,p. l.;p.„,v,«..9,<^.
^mUfs/ikiU/cwin, s. succeeding, suc-
cession. ^'
dnikesM-au'it, (nind) a. v. an. I fol-
low him in succession, I succeed
nini, 3. p. od an..n; p. uia..wad.
dmkessm, u. v. it follows, it is ne.'tt
alter this; p. aia..6i,u,.~Aianikc^.
Sim odena, the next town or village.
Amketchi^jade, oT—magad. u. v. it is
lengthened out, there is an addi-
tion made, an eking piece; p. aian..
aeg, or — m<ujalc.
Anikctchigan, s. additiou, ekin?
piece; pi .—a«. '="'"«
Amkefm, (?iind) a. v. in. I lengthen
AnikoMdjigan, s. a string tied to ano
ther, in order to lenghten it: pi —
an. ' ^
Anikohidjigan, s. «». great grandson
ur great grand-daughter, great
grand-child; pi. aniUWjiganag ,
the children of grand-children. The
grand-cluldren of grand-children
and their great grand-children, are
likewise all called anikoUdjiganaQ
«y their great grand-parents.
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^mkohidoii, inind) a. v. in. I tie an^i a •
string to another, to have a g eate? f T*'''^"'*'^' »• German language
Jength; 3 p. od an...; p. Ja^Z] ^'^^'^-^nda^, (mnd) n. v. f U",\^
Amkonn,uMk, ox-^agad, u. v. ther • ^^J""^'*'^' '» '"X mind; 3 p 1^
IS a company, a society; p. S ' /i «^"««^- ' <^- P. L,
deg 0T~7,icMah. ~ This word has ^'^«'2.'*' ('^^■''^) a. v. an I makp him
been formed after the French word '"^^'•' ^ t^rnient h?^ • 3^ ^'^5
„e« com?? M«a wile." ™ ««••»; p. a«a..a<f ' "^^ ?• <'»
..^, „. ',^i.yuK,.~ lius word has
been formed after the French word
, ,en comtn unaute."
AniJcominodetvimin, {nind) n v nl-
we associate, we form a societv
a company; p. aian..wUjig ^'
Amlcomimdewiwin, 3. society, com
pany, association. ^'
an..n; p. aia..ad.
AnhnidaM (nind) n. v. I drag (n
i'^-).^^^^/'-eat difficulty: 3. S \ •'
Ammidafm, {nind) a. v. an. I make
Amleoton, {nind) a. v. in. S ^wV-fcc ''™'="'ty; 3. p. odi
IZ- .'i ^^b"«ted from a.«wJ/"''.!"«^^^'3-P.-o;p.«.-«..S|.'"^-
uS/a^ f b7d?aLl^li' also|^--^.3-.thunder,thunderbolt;
person, calling him .,dog."
Anima s. a German; pi.— ^•«/^~This
word comes from the French MU
mmd --The Indians also call a
fr'omZ/^'^'^'"'''''' ^'"^'^ cornel
ironi JJutcarmny as the German«
are improperly called in some™a'"s
of this country.-I say, imoromrlu
because the Dutc7, Ind the Sr-'
mans are two different nations
Ammad, u. v. it blows, the wind
blows, in a certain m'anner,or?n
'uch a direction; p. aia^j„i4/"'
Anrmad u. v. it is painful, unhappy
horrible; p. «e«,i^-;«.ai. ^^■^'
^nl"f,l''^"'^"'^' ^'^^'^) "• ^- 1 go along
on the ice; 3. p._<,; p. ,^..|^^;'^°&
/I/U7««W^a^, u. V. there is trouble
difficulty; p. aia?i..ga]c. '
Animahimigis, (tund) n. v. I havf
somed.fficultUiness;3 p 1 n
«w «,/, (Anfmad, painful," difi:
^^TtT£T^''T''.' ^- difficult or
troublesome business.
A'Hmahu,e. s- a German woman; pi.
-^S'fl"'^' i"^>^) n- V, IspeakGer-
PJ--9-
Animikihag s. /lea-herb.; [C. herbe
<Jlapuce];pl.-o;i. L*- nerbe
AnimihiJca, ox-magad, u. v. it thiin
t?-^^'"'^' '^'«'"«. the e is a
thunderstorm; p. en..lcag, or^a
AnimiMwan, u. y, S, Animim-a.
^hwif'r'*''^"'.^^' "• thundercloud
black heavy cloud ; pl.-o;^. '
"^itS^T ^'"'"'^^ "• ^'^ I turn,
standing, 3. p. «-,• p. ^^..^i-iiZ.
A'umikogabawHan, (nind) a, v. ««
diS"; 3 nO"'^ '''''''^'^' ". Stan:
^«im%aia,«;tte?<)a, {nind) a! v ««
"iny, S. p. ot? «;^..7^,; p. en..ivad.
Animikman, {nind) a. v. in.. I turn
It over, upside down; 3. v Id
an...; p. en..afig. ' ' P" ^<*
Animikonigade, or -mar7ff<?, u. v it
IS turnea over, upsiae down; p
en..deg, or -magah " vn, p.
Animikom, {nind) n. t. I fall to thp
ffround on th« face; 3. p. 1 • p
Animikowehina, {nind) a, v. an I
down; 3. p. od an„n; ij.en.nccd.
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Animikowebinan, (nind) a. v. in I
ovanhrow it upside down ; 3.p.od
an... ; p. cn..aHg.
Aniviikuruhin, (nind) (pron. nind
ammikoahin.) n. v. 1 am lying on
mybelly;3.p. l.;p.e„..j„^. «
AnimikioiasidoH, (nind) a. v. t„
ipioa. nind animikossidon;) s'
Ammikonan.
Animiktvis,in,xx. t. (pron. animikos.
wi,)U lies upside down: p. en.
smg. ' *
Animima, {nind) a. v. an. I trouble
or annoy him with my words: I
reprimand hiip with hard worcfs :
J p. orf «7j..;i, ; p. aia. .mad.
Anmm, (mnd) u. v. I suflFer, I am Va
distress, m misery : 3. n. ~i • n
aia..sid. *^ ' P"
Animishka, (nind) n. v. I go alone
m a canoe, boat, etc. ; 3. p. 1. : p*
Animisiwin^B. suffering, misery, dis-
Ammitagos, (nind) n. v. I make a
speech, a harangue; also, I am
troublesome with my words, I an-
noy with my reproaches ; 3. p.-"-
p.cua..sid. ^ o. p. I,
Anxmitagossitviii, s. speech, har-
angue ; also, troublesome speak-
ing, hard reproach.
Ammitawa, (nind) a. v. an. it an-
noys me to hear him, (speaking o
me or some other person;) 3. p orf
flrZ '^ff' T'"" ""««'' I make suf-
fer my body (myself.) Krd anv>ni.
heLrt "' " "'"^''»' ''"'^■^f n^y
^nJWoAy Iji, s. 0<. dog ; v,\.~i„f,
Aninu)sh,8.dog; pl.^a,/! ^
Amnioshiw, (mnd)n. v". I am a dog ;
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3. p.-i ; p. en.Mid.
Ammwewe.shin, (nind) n. v. I gni
beard going on, or away ; 3. n ]•
Animwewidam, ( nind) n. v. S. Anim
Aninf avd. what 7 how ? what i. the
uiatter '
Anind pron. some, an. and in
Antn dossing ? adv. how often ^
^niwtft f adv. where ?
^~"* endassohinaian ? how many
Ar' r ?' '^°" caught in thy net ^
—f^in bejigobina, nin nijohina, nin
mtdassobnia ashi beiig : 1 caucht
one, two, eleven fishes ^
^«m eiula.sso-dibaigane(f ? what time
iJit r what o'clock is it?
Antn epitatihikak? what time is it?
(m the night.)
^"?" ^pitch-gijigak f what time is it ?
(in the day.)
Aningwana, adv. certainly, to be
sure. ■' " "o
Anini, s. Ot. man, male : pl.-^ag.
Antn iw ? adv. which ? v^hat ?
Aniniwapi ? adv. when ?
^"»« wmj* ? adv. how much ? how
many?
Ani-miagosM, ox-magad,M. v. eveninff
18 approaching, it is getting late : p
ent-onagoshig, or— magak.
Amsh, interj. why, well.
Anish, adv. 0<. S. Anishd.
Anishd, adv. for nothing; vainly
without reason, without necessity!
only for the purpose of...
Anisha dash, conj. but.
Anisha-ikitowin, s. lie.
Anisha-mendamoivin, s. imagination
Anisha mnd ikit, I tell lies.
Anisha nin ividigema ikwe, I keep a
concubine. ^
Anisha nin widigema inini, 1 am a
concubine.
Anishd nin windigendimin, com v
we live together in concubinage.
r. anisha ivadigendidjig .
Anishd-^oidigendiwin, a. concubin-
age.
Anishima, (nind)a. v. an. I discour
age hira, dissuade him to do s. th
or to go somewhere, 1 make him
give up; 3. p. o(Z an..n ; p. aia..
mad.
A»i.shi>inbe, s. mm, (human being,
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mao, woman or child • U T i,«» x
also, Indian ,• pi __' '^ ^ ^- "'"oo ;)
^nis/iinabe-bimadit, (nind)nT /,»• }.
-cVnfi'ngVo1h'e"lPir"'"^>"'
Jiving; 3 p_/. ^"'^lan mode of
mode on"ving'^ '"" ^^'^'°» »'
ganroiigi^. ""^"*' *• ^»dian pa
the Indian; 3 nZ>^ * ^ P'^^
squaw,- pi-/- ^"'*'*" ^o'nan,
'1"dtntT'p^4'^.^)- V.I speak
languag^\"p."':r;.r ^'^ ^"^'-
^itS^^-o'^'- •• Indian l.n-
-«i^::f^.i^ii:riS.„,,
^pL^«*^-^'-«'»- Indian Agent;
^mSS?fiSf^"--Ia'"ahu.
aiso,A"^iTdir"r°r''!''^
the Indian cha'rJcS \ am hli'^"
Indian T hn,.« ^„ i- ' "* 'I'^e an
'ne, uy magical influence.
ANI
caused by .ZSy, (accJJdfn^T
^nig/iinabeivia, ( nintf \ .
e«..a(/. ^ > a- p. o<; an..« ; j,.
ting, a writinrf^' .: ^'J''"" ^ri-
guage "'"^ '" ^^« Indian Jan-
wmeinlndian,-3.p. i.;p;;J
^^angua|e!%?fti^rf„,\he India,.
myself man • 3 -.!!• ^ v. I make
'give an I„dia„ ni,*"",? ''/ ••
Tsod ^"^^''" "^^^ ' 3- p.-. •• p.
iS^lS^S'' ^- ^^'^ --^^^' I-
dance after the I'ncfianfihion^-:
f • , p. en-.tnod.
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■■#.»
AmsMrvdheuisUmowin, •. Indian
dancing.
Anishinabeivismi, u. v. it is in Indian
in the Indian language, (a letter, a
oook, etc.)Yi. en..8ing.
A nishinabeudsdUm, ( nind ) a . v. i« I
make it in Indian, I write it in the
Indian language ; 3. p. od an... ; p.
en. .tod. ' ^
Anishinabmoiwin., s. humanity, hu-
man nature. —Debmimdnang Jems
gt-odapman o Mje-Manitmciwi-
ningktd amshinabemwininan ; the
Ijorrt Jesus took into his divinity
our humanity.
Aninhwm ? adv. why ? what ? what
IS that ? what is the reason ?— This
word always implies a reproach.—
Aimhwin Ukendandwan iw f—
What? you don't know that?
Anu'hwm bi-ijaesiwan UUnoamad-
vm ? Why don't you come to
school ?
Anissab, {nifid) n. v. I have no fire in
my house or lodge ; 3. p.-i ; p. en.,
bid. *^
Anissdho, s. any kind of soup not sea-
mned.
AnissaboJce, {nind) n. v. I make poor
thin soup without any seasoning :
3. p. 1.; Y).en..lced.
Anissddis, {.nind) n. v. I am sober
(not drunk now;) 3. p.-^; p enJ
(fid.
Aiiiumdviiwin, s. sobriety, the state
of a person after having been
drunk.
Anvisate, or-^mngad, u. v. there is no
fire in the house or room: p. eti..tco,
or-magak. ''
Anissendam, {nind) n. v, I calm my-
self, I am appeased, I don't care ;
3- p. l-;p. aia..an.g.
Anissisdn, or anissassin, u. v. it eva-
porates, it exhales ; p. aia..in^.
Anit, spear ; pj. a7iitin.
Ani-Uhikad, u. v. night is approach-
ing ; p. enitihikaJc.
Anitiiah, a. tie handle or stick of a
spear ; pl.-o**.
Aniw, aniwi, pi on. S. Jniw,
ANO
AmwiaAmnd) a. v. an. I precede
mm; I surpass him, beat him ; 3.
p. od an..« ; p. cniwiad.
Aniwigima, {nind) a. v. an. I over-
crow him ; I grow faster than he :
d. p. od an..n ; p. en..mad.
Amwtgindan, {nind) a. v. in. I over-
growit;3... .^a,,... ;p. en..an<i.
—J\tn gt ■■^/■j^ujiudan nin haUs.
tlcawagan, i -, ^- e overgrown my
coat, (it IS now .o small for me. )
Amtvuhima, (nind) a. v. an. 1 put too
I much of it, ( an. oh^., jmiia, silver;
sembd,s\\k, etc.) 3. p. od an..n ; p
en,. mad. ^
Animehkan, (nind) a.\.in. I pre-
cede It ; I overcome, surpass, beat
It; J. p. od an... ; p. en..anq.
Amwuhkawa, {nind) a. v. an. S
Aimvia.
Anitvisktawa, (nind) a. v. in. S. Biso-
gewa.
Aniwissaichige, {nind) n. v. I put too
niuch of s. th. 3. p. 1.; p. cn..ged.
Amu'use, {mnd) n. v. I am supernu-
merary ; 3. p. 1. ; p. en..sed.
Aniwisse, ox--magad, u. v. there is too
much of it, it is superabundant,
supernumerary ; p. en..s€q, or-ma-
gak.
Anim'ssiton, {nind) a. v, in. I put too
much of it; 3.j>.odan...-/p. en.,
tod.
Anitntm, {nind) a. v. in. I precede
It, I surpass it ; 3. p. od an... \ p.
cmtvitoa.
Anjeni.s. Angel; pi.— ^, or -wag—
Kttchz Anjeni, Archangel.
Anjenigijigad, s. S. Nijogijigvd.
An;jeniiv,{^nind) n. v. 1 am an Angel;
3. p. — i ; p. aid..wid.
km, conj. though,. although ; aiami.
Anoganama, {nind) a. v. in. I wound
him, striking ; I stab him ; 3. p. (,d
(m..n ; p. aia,i..mad.
Anokddan,{nind) a. v. in. Imakeuse
of it ; 3. p. od an... ; p. en..ang.
Anol-ddjigan, s. merchandise, goods,
pl."««.
AncMna, {nind) a. v. an. I make use
of some an. obj. ; 3. p. od an..n ; p.
enokanad ; imp. anokaj.
r««l-,.:»W!clB*!J-»«,«j,.~ —«
ANO
AnoJcasoicin, s. tool, instrument ; p]
m
ANO
'^acf-'$''n'^^"-'^-^,^°'-^'Ilabor,I
act, J. p. l.;p. ^,;j,^.^-^^
A.noH, (mnd) n. v. I order some
^7^Ic^"«e8.th.tobedone;3'
work, I put him to work ; 3. p. nd
dav •^tr'^' '• ^"'•^^"^g-day, week.
^nvUciijigad, u. V. it is a workine-
^/wW^<u. y.p. it is working,
« IS doing work ; p. en..qalc.~I)e.
^^ok! ') •'"7^ great work here.
^noUn,(mnd) a, v. ew. I order it to
ordered a coat to be made f^r him
ordef brtt!''"'' '^'^if^'^^o-inan, I
AnoHnan, {nind) a. v. an. I order
some«;2.obj.tobemade: 3. p oi
^^«.^^|„a»,IorderawatC
keules?''^'^'"'^ "^"^'^' y°" ^^'J^^
AnoHtarjan, s. hireling, male or fe
male servant ; pl._a<7.
Amkitage, {nind) n. v.' I serve, lam
m service, I work for somebody^
A^noUtagehve, or anoTcitagewihwe, s
female servant or waiter, servant-
girl, chamber-maid : pl.J.^ ^"'
nSn^'"''^';-'^'^^*^«' «tate, occu-
pation, condition, of servants.
AmUtage^v^mn.^, s. male servant or
waiter, valet, footrian ; pI.-SL
I work for it, take care of't; 3 p'
Anokuas, {nind) r. v. I serve mvself
work tor myself; 3. p.4 p ^Imd
An<^i^garnig, s. working house ;
Anokiwin, 3. work InKr., . * 1
business ; pi.™' ^^^°'' trade,
Amkiwinagad, u. v. there is work •
p. en..gak. '^'^ '
Amkiwinini, a. workman, laborer •
^ tradesman ; pl.-?i;a^. ' '""O'^r ,
-y^wn-xia, adv. S. J\'(maia
Anona inifid) a. v. a». I hire or em-
^hirf/7' ^- person employed or
W tor some work or service •
Andm; nind anmam, my hired
person, (man or womanf) S
anmiamag, my hired persons !2
I ---^-. his hired p^rsoZVpe^
A/umawa (nind) a. v. an. I wound
him (shooting;) 3. p. -JSr'
Arwmge, {nind) n. v. I hire people •
^-^|,.^^V, s. em'ployi, ser.
-^^rf^rW^e, s. ot. s, Ijinihasaioin
^«o «««;. s. S. Anoiitagan
Anotck <idy. of different kinds of all
kinds, several, divers. sundrV "
Anotch gego daielmetang,l\ a
credulous superstitioS^ 'person j
Anotch ijiwebidwm, a. miscondurt
misdemeanor, bad habits! ''
Ansa?mn, {nind) n. v. I sieh • 9 n
~o;p.aia..7nod. s",j. p.
Ansapin^an, {nind) a. v in d1
'^^i-)^-P'Odam...;p.en..dod.
mm
ANW
38
■^
Anmptnug, {nmd) a. t, an. pi. I bind '
them together, {an. obi.) 3. p. od
ans-an;y.en..nacl. ^
Anman, s breech-cloth worn by In-
. «Jians;[F. brayer;]pl._an.
Jnnff, s. a kind of wild duck, saw-
bill ,• [C. betsie ;] pl.-^a^. '
JnmmM', s. herb on the bottom 1
rivers, etc.; pi. —a/;,.
AfimeJicm, (uind) a. v. in. I omit it
I pass n over, (by mistake :) 3. p'
f^ OM...; i>. aia...cfw.
Afmvekaiva, (nmd) a. v. an. I pass
him over, I miss him in the tSad ■
•i. p. od an..n ; p. am. .toad.
Anmetcu/man, (nind) a. v. an I
leave it out, (a thread in weav^ne-)
3. p. wia«,...; p.aia..an.<i.
Anmvetagtnigade, or— maqad, w. v. it
IS woven with holes in it ; p. aia..
Anmttagimge, (nind) n. v. I leave
threads out in weaving : 3 n 1 •
p. a%a..qed. ' ^' ' '
AmwmiAon, {nind.) a. v. in. I .arrv
or convey it further than I ought :
^•'?-odan...\^.aia..dod.
Anm'ewina (nind) a. v. an. 1 carry
or convey him further than I ought:
3. p. od an..n; p. aia..7iad; imp.
Anwdhammis, (nind) n. v. S. Mand-
oamewis.
Anwdhikisdn pa^hJcieigan, u v the
gun misses fire ; p. aian..inq. I
Anwakam, adv. often. I
.^w^'a^a, (mW/) n. V. 1 finish, I cease:
•>. p. 1. ; p. emi'atad.
Anwatamn, s. the ending or finish-
ing of a work or of an action.
Anwatzn,M V. it is calm, the wind
doesnotblow;p. e„„.^ViY7.
AimawmeiasM-a. or-magcul u. v. the
high sea is over, the waves are an-
Amveh, {mud) n. v. J rest, I" repose ;
J. p.-«; p. atanweUd.
Anu'ebia, {nind) a. v. an. I make him
^if, i'- ^' P" "'^ ^''^■••'* '■ P- aia-ad.
Anwebtwtn, s. rest, repose.
Anwebmirmijigad, s. day of rest,
&abbath-day, Sunday; pl.-art.
APA
AnwiUirinigijigad, u. v. it is Sab-
t-ath, Sunday, restmg-day ; p. en..
Anu'endagos, {nind) n. v. I am wor-
thy of renroach, my behavioi ia
reproachable ; 3. p. /; p. aia..ml.
Anwendam, {nind) n. v. I despair, I
giveup;3. p. 1.; p. aja. '
Anwendan, (nind) a. v. in. S. Ana-
wend an.
Anwenima, (nind) a. v. an. I find
lauit with him, I reprimand him,
1 blame and reprove his conduct,
his behavior ; 3. p, od Qn,.n ; p.
am.. .mad. ' i v
Anu-minilu. {nind) r. v. I find fault
with myself, I reprove my con-
duct, my doings, I reproach to my-
self; I repent, I am contrite; I
convert myself; 3. p.-^ ; ^. aia..
A^menindisowin, a. reproach made
to one's self; repentance, contri-
tion ; conversion.
A7itcesMm, {nind) n. v. I rest or re-
pose lying down; 3. p.-^; p. ^..
^nwi 8. musket-ball, bullet ; pi — «
Anutkadjigan, a. bullet-mould ; pi.
— an. ^
Anwike (nind) n. v. I am making or
moulding balls or bullets ; 3. p! i •
p. en... Iced. '
Anmns, s. dim. shot ; [G. Schrot ;1
pi. anwinmn, shot.
Apal, (nind) n. v. I am sitting on s.
th.; 3. p.— ^• ; p. epabid.
Apafnn, {nind) a. V. in. I am sit-
ting on it ; 3. p. cd ap...; p. cpa-
Apahimn, s. any thing to sit on it
chair, stool, bench, pew ; pi.— ««.'
Apabfrnddan, (nind) a. v. in. I sea-
son it, (something to eat ;) 3. p.
od ap...- p. ep..ang.
Aj>ab(nvade, oi—mmad, u. v. it is
seasoned ; p. ep..deg, or—maqak.
Apabowan, s. any object to season
victuals with.
Apahmcana, (nind) a. v. an. I season
It, (some an. eatable object ;) 3. p.
odap..n',i), ep..nad.
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39
^/'rtrWo*) n. V. 3. p. it is .eatoned,
ZT%''"^'i^ °- "• I «"«on vic-
tuals , 3. p. 1. J p. ^^.,w^^.
'X«^'";*^"'?' ^ seasoning victual..
Ap<ujmlat>hka, or-mauad, u. v. the
«ea beats the waveUeat, against
'dpaffada^Afratrng %ma^,the waves
are beating against a. th.
" aXS**';^"'"""^^"'^' >^ •« b««ting
-■lpu{iudjusitamawa, {nind) a. v. a«
I throw It upon him, I lay it to his
Si 'il™oP"'*'^'*°'i''"; I accuse
him of It; 3. p. orf «^..«,. p. ep..w<uL
-iFmadjmitawa, (nind) a. y.an. S
ApafjadjtmUm^wa.
^pagadjiwelaog, {nind) n. v. the wa-
ves beat against my canoe and
carry me away; 3. p.-o; y>- ep..g,>d..
Apagandmgan, or apagandaigaLh,
fc. nan; pi._a„^ Qr — ,^
•J- P- ^; p. ep..ged.
-4;^a<7an<^ai>iWft, s. thrashing
^i'^ff'^-ndnigewinini, s. thrasher; pl.-
'^^Snt^''\{T''^^^-^- "conies
upon me ; it throws me down • 3
ApagasiJcaioa, (nhid) a. v. an. I come
down upon him ; I fall up^n JTm
dotn"rn'T'^"'^thrEwhiS
"own, 3. p. od ap..n; p. e» wrd
KcTr r^"^ ^•■*'^' Sd Wows
m a certam direction ; p. c^..^^;;,.
caf ^T'; ^'""'^^ "• ''• ^ throw, I
cast, 3. p. l.;p.ep..tml,
'ipyfna, (nind) a. v. an. I throw or
cast him somewhere ; 3. p X^
«; p. epaginad; imp. aW?y -^•■
^Sifi ^""'"^l/- ^- I throw or preci-
pitate myself somewhere jftake
AI*A
j ;«5'««to8omeplace;3.p.-o,^..
■^pagitadimin, (nind) c. v. we throu,
Apagitckigoik, or— magad, u v it is
thrown or cast somewhere p 1
deg, ot-magak. ' P" *^"
X^'??^ 'f '^■"f ' -tow.
"ig, d. p. 1.; p. ep..ged
""iX^i^S^V '''■or nind apa.
guan, I throw it somewhere • / n
Apaidtmin, (nind.) c v^we fi;
ourselves toeethpr o^ ^'■°'^
fJiaf ic '•"setner somewhere
^^oaAdrfe, or-m««.«d, u. V. it is cover
deg, ot-magak ^' -^"
Apak6dji<fan, s. aw. shingle • nl „„
Apakodjigan rooi, the^co^efctf
a lodge or house; ^\...an
Ap<ikodjiffe,ini9ul) v. n. I'am cover
^nj,makingaroof;3.p.iTp';":
^Sfi^'n'^r^^ "■ ^- ^^- I ^ni cov-
ering It, putting a roof to it • 3 n
^od<tp...-^.ep..dod. '""'•^•P-
^/'aWaw, s. aa. weed or bark
smoked with tobacco *^
^^«^W, («tV«i) n. V. Ismooke weed
(or bark) witJi tobacoo ; 3 pi
p. ep..ged. ' ^' ■'• '
^Pjdvveshkwai, s. rush for mats; pi.
Ap^hvei, s. an. mat, lodge-mat; pl.-
'^^a^nfe '• ''y-™."^t, any thing
eaten with some other thing.
Ji!^
4
M!
I eat 8. th.
ff-i/rd.
APE 40
Apdiuljiije, (nind) n. v
w,th.,.th.;3. p. l.;p.
Apat^jngm, (nM) a. v. t«. I eat it
with« ,h.;3.p.^/ap....,,.,^. /
UuluiHtndjvjen; J cut a rabbit,
ami turmpa with it.
Apatuljijcmn, {nind) a. v. a«. I eat
some an. objoct with s. tli. ; 3 n
a>? «^)...; ).. .;.,/.</.- H'«a;, ;£
»w^;wi, or, lcoko»h nind a,nwa, pak-
tojHjan uanh ndnd npan<lii„Aian
or. „2nm<j nind apMuljigenko. I eat
•neat or I eat' pork/ amll lea
with it!'" "' ""'' ^ ""^^ J'°'*'"^«
Aj>,inr/i,,/,m, (niful) n. v. I fall some-
where; 3. p. 1.; p. r/;..i^/.
Apnm/imn., u. v. it falls somewhere'
p. ep.aiiij. '
Amsmgnkidjait., s. tol)acco-iuice in
the pipe or pipe-stem.
4""*':'.'- («^W) n. V. I have a bad
ominous dream, (droaminj; of
death,,&c.)3.p.l. p.„,-ri;„^,J*
unlucky dream; pl.-a».
Aj'toish oxapedaxh, adv. These two
adverl)s express a wi*,n, desire or
reques , and correspond exactly to
the Latin ntmam.~Ape(,ish waiha
(yi-dmumlmwwad; 1 wish thev
would soon come here: PL. utinnm
pra>.sto advenirent.] ^ "*
>l;"t?«r/«, Ot. be it so, I wish it would
be so.
Apimmon, {niml) a. v. in. I rely on
It, 1 put my confidence in it, I trust
toit orinit;3. p.o<Z«;,...; p. ^
mnud.-Win ,,,0 nihwaUwin od
apemmon, he relies on his own
wisdom.
Apinimman, {nind) a. v. an. I relv
on him, I place mv hope and
conhaence in him, I trust in him;
^,- JV,<^^i'-.- p. epenimod. (V.
'-on.i;) Dehendjigcd ni)id apUchi
apniimman, 1 put my whole con
fidence in the Lord.
Apammxcin, s. reliance, confidence,
trust, hope. '
Apcnindis, {nind) r. v. I rely on my
API
««lf, I put confident in myself;
'^•T>-o.;p. ep..god.
Apiy adv. when.
Apidanis, {nind) n. v. I sojourn, I
«tay.nsomeplacn;3.p.-,;; p. V
«<^. - Ga-apidanisMn WawiiaU.
■»on<j nihtnamj, ni-niho au> inhii ;
that naan died during my stay in
Detroit last summer.
Apinanaju-asson, s. the upner part
01 a moccasin ; [C. hausse de sou-
Jier;J pl.-aa.
A2n^Jems gijujong fjad, Ascension-
^fto'nl" P°'"'ff«-«t'-ap. packing,
sirap; pl.-aw. "
Aptkan, s. an. a kind of snake ; nl -
047. ' » '•
d^d Tcitchitwa Marie giji^ona eiad
Assumption of the B. V. Mary '
Apikweiawegivdnson , s. collar of a
coat, &c.; pl.-ffl».
ApikweMm, {nind) n. v. I have my
head resting on s. th. lying down
I lay my head on s. th. [L. reclino
caput;! 3. p.— 0/ p. ep..mod.
veshimc ~ - ' '
Apikweshimon, s. cushion, any thine
put under the head in lyingdown
pl.-a/j. '
Adikweshimm, {nind) a. v. »«• I lay
my head on it, or I put it under my
head, in lying down; 3. p. od ap ..
p.ep..mod. ^ '
ijnhweehimcman, {nind) a. v. an I
fay my head on some au. object,
in lying down ; 3. p. o^ ap.. ; n.
ep..mod.{Y.Coni).
Apvne, adv. always, ever since, in-
cessantly, always the same, with-
out interruption ; done, gone.
Apmgwfigan, s. the middle orn&.
i^ented part of a moccasin; pl.-aw
Apts/itm, {nind) n. v. I am lying on
s th.; 3. p.-o; p. ep..nwd.
A2)isMmm., s. any thing to lie down
upon, bed;pl...fl.w.
Apishimon.,{nind)&. v. in. I am ly-
ing on it; 3. p- od ap...; p. ep..mod.
Aptfiktmonag, s. an. pi. the boards of
a floor; the little cedar-branches
on the floor of a lodge.
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Apuhinwndk, n. an. board for a floor;
ApUhi»uman, (,nn,f) n. v. an. I am
lying on some an, obi,; S.p.odan,-
Apishimonifim, a. carpet for a floor-
pi. --o/i.. '
Apishinumikadan, (nind) a. v. in T
lOflge j, 3. p. or/ a/>...; p. ^y^.^y,,,
upon, ( hranchos, mats, &c. ) ; 3 n
"'fap-n;p.ep..n,ad. ^ ^^
Aiyi^krmomh, (nind) n. v. I am ore-
paring a place to lie down upon • 3
p. 1.; p. ep..ke(t ' '
Apu'/imomkodadis , (nind) r v r
prepare to myself a place to lie
.tr&T' ('^^'^-•-' -^«. a
Apuhkdgagi, j. mag-pie; [G. Elsterl
\>\.-wag. '^
Apishkamonan. onageh, {nind) a. v
mvkni""'"' P'^'^^ 3f bark under
^y^"««Vnacanoe;3.p.o(ia^...;
p. ep-mod. ■ z' .
ApimdsUuyin, s. footstool; pl...a«
Apv^ika, {niiul) n. v. I am on the way
Ap%m.ka, imnd) n. v. I walk as quick
as[can;3.p.l.;p.,^..^«,;, 'J"''=''
A2mika, ox-rtMgad, u. v. it is com-
\\\% on; p. ep..kaq, ox-niaqak.
Apissa, or..mrUml n. v. it is of a
dark, hvid, bfack-blue color; p 1
'^ir'A^T'^^ "• ^' I have a livid
°'/"l^-blue eye, (or eyes,) (from
a.fallorbIow;)3.p.4,.^;4„.,^^:
"^Jff'f'e, {nind) n. v. I am dark-
blue, I have a livid dark-blue spot
(or spots,) from a blow or fall -^3'
P: i-; p. ep..ued. ' '
Apissahik, s. black-lead, for polish-
."&«i«7?|;[C.delamine.]^
Apiasabihuhka, or-^agad, u. v. it is
API
Am->,.nT :^ P' j//'"*«ir. or-magak.
"ark-blue, (f,om a blow or fall;)
. •^: P; 1.; p. >^p..jed. ''
AMfn,H.AIg. violet: p|.-„
hlue color; p. f pigging.
CM'''/'"^^ »• "^^ 1 have a
dark-blue face, from a fall or blow-
•'; P; 1.; p. ep..wed.
^^'fj' (nin^), r^.y. I am of a dark-
blue or livid color; 3. p. -^. ,,
^i'lST''' 5- '"''• thin broad long
cinL r^''^'' '" *^« hottom of a
canoe; pl.^ag.
tit' rZ '"'"^^' «• V. it is of a cer-
iSw,"-'*"' v"" °' ''"^Sht, it is so
How high ,8 your house ?-It Is i
Apitagtndati, (nind) a. v. in. I esti-
mate or value it at..., I put its price
at..., (tn. obj.) 3. ,). orf ap..; p
Ajntakdmig, adv. at a certain depth
grlml.^''""''' ''^ '^""1' ""'*^^
Apitandjige, (nind) n. v. Ispe^wl so
much time in eating; I eat as long
as...; J, pi.; p, ep..ged.—Emtan-
(lji$ed mshime, nind apUandjiqe
gazf mn; 1 spend as much time m
eating as my brother does; (I eat
as long as ray brother.)
Apttdodon, (nmd) a. v. m. I tie it
down, with a knot; [F. j#. I'attacho
avec un noeud;] ^.p.'odap...; p.
Apitch,ad\. during, as long as, all
the time; as much as: (in the
Change, emtc?i^.) Ged-apitch-aiaidn
mna, as long as I sHall, remain
Here, Ua-apUch-akoeid, during his
sickness, or, all the time he was
-mm
mm
API
48
^1a^' "' -"^"J"^' "• »• it is of euch
i*'^'',P- "i^^^-jA"!/. or -moffui-.-Anin
epttihagwakaiyant od^ta^ dTc —
{' ;'^«-, How far .« the houie^Mhe
U m^ If*"':"'' i« tlurty ...iles d,s
lil Weruhihain,,. tui Ji_
API
fa
where I come from, is Z
from here to Montreal
far as
A}Htohi (mnd) n. v. I am prepahmr
i con emplate or intend to doW:
'iptUAt, adv. much, very much vsrv
per ectlv. entirel'y. eJ,";eS;ivreT'
XXil «'^*'»«'^'«ly. extremely,
aDaoluteiy; for ever ''
•^riMn ba/Mdjia, (riind) a. v. an i
: est roy or annihilate /omea^obj.
^*/'f/c'/it hamuljUon,, {nind) a. v. ,'«
i destroy or annihilate it (^;j. Ob?
''^"'^'f'- .'/"'"'. («iWj n. v; I come
\:^e-)T: ^''''''y^ (S°-Sn
.4^>/A./ie r«^/a (,jjr,^x
; p. aia.
the place entir-ly: 3. n
Apitchinana, {nind) a. v. «« T kill
hunentirelyV 3/p. ^aLl n
out, J. p. ^,. p. a,tt..J*a[.
cWoT/Jfrf'*^' «^\late, at the
ApUchviJiima, {nind) &. v an 1 Ipt
him fall tpbieg/ound T'p. <3
Aptichtsh\ (nind) n. v. I fall to the
ground stumbling. I fall" hard 3
P; I., p. ata..shing. '
Ajntchtta, (nind) n. v. I am occuDied
Apitchi-widige, {nind) n. v. i am
aUer thf Indian fashion;) 3. n 1
P; (iiaji.MoJ. " »^" '■•
ApHihi-wi'di,jcnm, {nind) a. v. a« f
am married to her, (or to him,) 'in
« lawful manner, permanently- 3
V-f>d a;: n; p. aiap..mad.
ApHcht.HUU<j,,idaa, (nind) a. v. an.
1 join hiiu m marriage lav;fullv
, f^r'.fet,me;3.p.«^a/..n;p:«7^y:
ApitcAi-widufmdimin, (nind) c v
fwfhf!. '"*"'*'' together lawfully^
for Iifetm.e; p. «««. .diUjiff. ^ '
^^''f'i'-]'^Wfndi^in, 8. lawful mar-
"age /or lifetime.
ApiU'hiwin. s. preparation.
Apntcudagm^^nimhn. v. I am worth,
J'o#, 1 am precious, valuable; 3 u
AptUndatnvad, u. v. it is worth: ht-
c/uajHUndagwad, it is precious,
valuable; p. c^..M;a^..
Apitendam, {nind) n. v. I value or
'ietj1an.imvd)H...in. \ esteem
It, value It, I appreciate it; 3 „
odap...: p. ep.Jang. ' '
-^gm«/i, ( W) n. V. S. Apitmindix.
Apittnima, {nind) a. v. an. I esteem
or relpect him/ I apprecilte'hTm™
J. p. «i a^..ra; p. ep..mad.
ApiUmmpnan, ^nind) or, «m(i rfe-
apitemmunan, a. v. a/j. I esteem
tnyselfashighashim; Iput'm'^
self equal to him in my estimation;
Con') "^■■■' P" ^P^^'^'^-^'^C'i- (V.
myself; 3. p. -0; p. g^..«,<;.
much 3. p. ^; p. ep.Md.—Geqa
ywah dasso dilaksdodjigan apt
hundred pounds.
Apitinigwad, u. v. it weighs so
much. V' ep wah-Amn mimic
ganl~-M,dasso dibaUshkodjigan la
apxtinmwad. How much weighs
your cloak ?-It weighs ton pouids!
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Apitu,(nind) n. v. I am of lae: I
ani of such an age; 3. p. -»•; n" ' i.
iJTage """" "^'*'^'' *'* '"''f
^p«fc«v, (nt/Ki) n, V. I speak aa loud
aa..., or I speak is loud as I can;
■«■ p. I.; p. ep..wed.-EpiUnoe,M na-
ffatiuxia, let us sing loud, or as loud
as we can. EpUoweian nirul api-
/o'^«. I speak as loud as you. '
A}>,tw^eedjiu'an, u. v. it sounds in
nn.^'r""*':'^^^" '?.'»'. (run.
Ksn
»ing water, or a waterfall;) p. ej, .
w<J/t mtchuuujo apitwnoedjiwan,
T '/>^t^'owcdnwavg; the river I .aw
yesterday has (he same sound (in
Us course,) ns tms here.
A^ndi H. an. poplar, aspen-tree ; nl
anaduj. > j •••
Asiidika, or-magml, u. v. there are
I.o|)lar.tree.s ; p. e,..ka4j, or^mmah.
Miidd-ang, s. Poplar Point "^
A^h, or iash, end-ayUnble in verbs,
signihes smini/, coming with the
W. or agitated byit; as- AV^
hjiia^h, I sail fast. Bahdmn>,hilc
f sailing about. mS3 '.m
thrown or driven by the wTnd
to pat F fooJ u , . * '^'^^ him
visLns- q^ ^""/ '*^'^« himpro-
'^a'T^t' ^'"7"') «• ^' ^«- J feed it ;
^' Vod..ash...- p. e,h..an.j-mnd
i:^fw ■"•'■^'"' ' '■^^^ 'nv'body
A.hand,s, {mnd) r. y. | feed mvself ;
keep boarders ; 3. p. I.; p. ,,i[
^'iaXi'l'u '• ^ 7°'"?" ^hat gives to
eat that keeps hoarders , boarding-
■uTafJ'"- hostess, landlady; pi.-!.
hotT irn '• boarding.'hiusT
note! , mn ; pl.-o/j. '
Ashangeuin, s. givinj,^ to eat, feeding
ine hollfi '^l^'T""" °f^ b'3
Jng-house or hotel.
Ashan{,iivinini, a. a man that civea
S 'h"o;e!'"'L'*?^ boarding'h'oole'
lord;p/.:.„,^4'"-'""«-"»'"«^ '•"<»-
^*A*«j (nin/i) a. v. „;,. I incite him
CO evil; I seduce him by mv bail
;»mple;3. p,eW«,A,vJ;'J?S
Ashidaan,imna)a y.iu. I stick it
10 8. th.; 3. p. od ash...- p ..i
Aahuldkwaan, (mnd) a. v. in. I hoi,?
^'st'ffioT'fr' '; ""y'^*"^ <hat
^sticks to 8. th. ; also, a seal, pl.-
A.9hidjiHwagaige, (nind)n.\. I stick
s.th.tosome other thing; I seal;
•^- P- 1. ; p. enh..ifed.
[C. bossu ;] pl.-fl.«. '
Ashman^/, s. bastard -loon ; p\.-iraa
Aslnnnngwana ! strange! curious' f
don t know what to think of it. "
Asln wernmgi adv. although, even if
^isnic, or a.,hH, in compositions, sijrni-
Hes raw fresh ,iew. (Examples in
some of the following words )
A.hka :>t the end of a u. v., alludes
to the ?/-ai;e* on a lake or sea; as-
lUamanga^ka, the sea is hiffh'
Anwaweweiashkn, the waves are apl
peased. Kljhceweiathka, there is
a loud roaring of the sea, of the
waves.
Ashkdhwa, ox-magad, u. v. there is
green wood, or standing wood ; p
eiih..wag, or-niagak,
Ashkakwa-onagij, s. a gut of the
moose.
A.shkanddn, ( nind) a. v. in. I eat it
raw ; 3. p. od ash... ; p. esh.-ang.
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maUerTaT',' ^"""^ arid full" of
^«M«<r« s. an., green skin of an ani-
'^iood't'JT'^^ n- V. I chop green
AMxl i^mnd) „. V. I eat law ; 3. p.
-f^ .• p. eslikihud. ^
Ash/ciha(/ad, u. v. the leaves C of trees
an^ bushes) are budding /p. .T
^'f.fT'' !; ^'■'^"^ skin of a large
Ashlil'oman, s. lead
^*MiJo;«aM*an, lead-mine ; pl-a,*
•^f'^'f oww'i^^-e, (we/id) n. v. I make
aad. I produce lead, I workTn a
Asfi/akmmmkewm,a. work, business
occupation, of a miner in a E
'^leid'Z?^^^'^'''^*' «• '"inerin a
leaa-mme ; pl.-^ag.
ASH
a
?i«V;i ashkima.
AshMmaneiah, s strings of leather for
biche ;] pl.-em.
4»A/tiA«e (,nn<^) n. v. I lace or fill
«nowshoes;3. p. i.;p. ,,A^5^,^i'
ft^n ?'*' '• ^'*' ^"^It' occupa-
r-on, A a person lacing or filling
snowshoes. "uing
AshUa manu.yiwiiass, this meat
here s raw. Asmnm tc/^an, the
turnips are raw. '
^.v«^-i/i n. V. 3. p. it is raw, (an. obi )
hsh IS raw Ashkmog ogLopi^^
these potatoes are raw. HI. 6oni
raw to me, I fmd it tastes raw ; 2
P- od ash... ,■ p. esL.an^. "^"^'-j
\ rti^n'ri^'f^ "•.^- ^'^^ »' tastes
fi^hl^?'^^'^'"'' ?'" ^'>' I «n^ this
I hsh tastes raw, it tastes raw to me
t^TT'f 't'^'^^'^ «t«- "w-
meat or fresh meat, raw fish nr
fresh fish (not salted,) etJ^ ""'
Ashkonawis, (nind) n. v, Alo S
.i*/l^or^. Ashkolelcan. Ashkoteke. Ash-
fcouwfo. AM-watch ; Ot.~S M
Ashonkawa, {nind, a. v. a;i, I fall
Ashotaganama, {nind) v. a. an. I
atrike some fl. obi. putting it on,,
in. , p.esh..mad.
Ashotagananddji, (nini) v. a in I
strike It, putting it on 8. th ?.•/
ofi? «sA... ; p. esh..anff. ' ^
Ashotakdmi^ina, {nind) a. v. an r
keep him on the ground; 3.p J
a^h..n; p. esh-.nad. ^
Ashotakamiginan, {nind) &. v. in. I
, ^eep It down on the ground ; 3. p
od ash...; p. esh.-ang. ^
1 put him down on the ground ; 3.
.P- odash..n; p. esh..mad.
AshotakamigissUon, {nind) a. v. in
i put It down on the ground : 3. n'
, od ash...; p. e8h..dod. ' '
Ashotataigan, s. anvil, or any taing to
strike s. th. on it ; pl.-a/ "^ '°
Ashotatatge, {nind) n. v. I put some
object to strike s.th. on it: 3. p.T
p. esh..ged. ^ '
Ashotchishwa, (nind) a. v. an. I nut
him underneath, under s. th.; 3. p.
od ash..n; p. esh..wad.
Ashotchishin, (nind) n. v. I am un-
derneath ; 3. p. 1.; p. esL.ing.
Asho^hissin, u. V. it is underneath-
under s. th.; p. esh.-sing.
Ashotchissitchigan, s. foundation, ba-
sis ; pl...a«. ' ""
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Ashotclmntchiganabik, s. foundation-
stone ; pi. --on.
Ashotchksiton, {mnd) a. v. m. I put
It underneath, under some object-
3.P. odasA...',n.esh..(od.
Ashowma, (nind) a. v. an. I observe
him, I mistrust him ; 3.i>.od ash..
n; p. eth.-nad.
Ashwdmanus, {nind) n. v. I am in
S ^ ^^^ «"emy; 3. p. -o ; p. esh..
Ashwi,(nind)n.v. I am armed, I
guard myself ; 3. p. ashwio ; p. eah-
Ashmihandan, {ndnd)a. v. in. I euard
myself against it ; 3. p. od ash...:
p. esh.-ang. '
Ashwilcawa, (ni/id) a. v. an. I guard
myself against him ; 3. p. od ash..
^i ; p. cm.. Wad.
Ashwiwin, s. arms or weapon of a
warrior; pi.— ««.
Asikawa, (nind) a. v. an. I go to
meet him ; 3. p. od as..n ; p? es..
wad. , f ^ .
Ai-inm-am, (nind) n. v. I slumber, I
am half asleep, I doze : 3. p. 1. : n
aiamngwang.
Askig,s: seal ; [F. loup-marin ;] pi...
a/f. '-^ *^
AsM-gwaian, s. an. seal's skin : nl .-
Ad-nwm, (nind) n. v. I am ambiti-
0U8 ; 3, p.-i ; p, aia..sid.
Assa, (nind) a. v. «w. I put or place
him somewhere ; 3. p. od assdn ;
V-cssad; imp. ashi.
As^nh s. an. net, fish-net : pl.-.^
^/'"'fdb s. thread , twine ; yarn.'
Aimlahike, (nind) n. v. I makp
.],^'-««,^!;MPin;3.p.l.;p.,,,S
^«sa.y«&wc^e«,s. linen
"^mS'^'^'^l^"-^- I ^-^ netting,
S ^^"^*' ^- P- ^-5 P- ''**••
"^nef?""*' '■ ^"^'"^ ^°^ 'na'^ing
"^pSr^"' '• 'P'"'^'' ("et-maker;)
Asmia-es'hiwassab, s. «». spider's
web, cob-web ,-p!...«ff.
Astakkcwzn, s. netting, making nets
ASS
u4m&MA, s. an. an old bad net ; pi...
^s&*t*' s reed ; [F. rosean ; G.
Schilfrohr ;] pl.-^o,^.
s"S% ^* '"°*'' °" *^® ^'^'*^-
Aemmdbandimin,(nind) c. v. we are
together face to face, we are con-
fronted ; p.aia.-didjig.
Assana, or-^nagMd, u. v. it is settled
down, pressed down; [P. c'est
loule ;J p. etsam^g, or-magalc.
Assanago, s. gray squirrel ; pl.-<7.
Assanagonaga, ox-magad, u. v tno
snow IS hard, settled down : p. ess..
gag, OT-^agah ' ^
Asswndnig, s. Ot. S. Ininatio.
Assanashhnadm, (nind) a. v m I
press It down, in a vessel : 3. p. 'ah
Jssdnashkine, or-manad, u. v. it is
prf ssed down, in a vessel : p. ess
neg, ox-magah ^
Assdndjig, (nind)n. v. 1 put s th
somewhere in order to keep and
conserve it, or to hide it ; 3. p.-o •
p. ess..god. ^ '
Assdndjirjmi, s. a place where s. th.
IS kept and conserved, or hidden "
pl.-ara. '
AssdndJigon,(nind)&. v. in. I put it
somewhere to kee^. or hide it : 3.
V- odass...;Tp.ess..f/fd.
Assdndjignnan, (nind) a. v. an. I put
some aw. obj. somewhere to keep
or hide it ; 3. p. oil ass... : p. ess.
god. (V. Conj.j
Assaw(ln,s. an, arrow with an iron
point or head ; pl.-a^^.-S. Pihvale.
AssiXwe, s. goldfis>i; [C. i.e.chande ;]
Assilcadan. [nind) a. v. in. I dress it,
1 tan It, an in. s! an ; 3. p. <dass...:
p. e^s..ang.-PijiUweginnind .use-
kadan, 1 am tanuing an ox-hide.
Assekcde, or-magad, u. v. it ia
dressed or tanned, (in. skin ;) p,
ess..d:j, or-magah
Afise^ana, (nind) a. v. an. I dresr or
tan It, an an. skin ; 3. p. <.4 a^s..n \
^!^A-^
mm
mmmmm
m
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ASS
skin.
Agsekaso, n. v. 3
tanned! (;.Vsi;iE-;)V^^;7;;^°r
S ' ''""'"^ ' 3. p. 1. ; p. esee
^s^eUmgamig, s. tan-house, leath-
er-manufactory ; pi.-,,;, ' *"'"
A.?«ma s. a«. tobacTo ; snuff.
iat,iory , i^i.-oti,
Asse^na-rmm, s.tobacco-box; snuff-
dtourneau ; ;] pi._«,^.
^mgmak, s. starlingf (bird O TF
iST't'^'/; ^ '^"^^ "^ade of the
i^nner bark of the linden-tree ; pi !
^b£*of \t'f\ "• ^- ^ ««ft«» the
bar, of thehnden-tree, by boiling
^«««, s aji. stone, pebble ; pl.-i;
Amm,^i the end of verbs signihes
«<7m^yithemV.<i(^;.oi;oo
wind • a. ■«''w°' '^^^^"'^'^ by the
fTi ' A " r^*^«*«Wi- It comes with
the wind, It IS driven this way by
the wind. Wehdsein, it is thrown
l^oskkohagassin, the leaves (of a
tree) are agitated by the wind
S TpLif ""' ^'^'^ ^'^ "^ ""t to sink
A^^ZiOmm^ s. Stone-Siou ; a kind
ol S ou-Indian ; pi. «,,. '
^^.*/w/l'«, oi-^««ya^, u. V. there are
stones it IS stony, full 01 stones^
p..m'..^a,/, or-;;w./ai.. '
Assimkadc, ox-nuiaad., u. v. it is
made 01 stone ; iT is paved with
!^-.. =;;;;. r.ro;
-4*«mi;w, s. an. small little stone ps
S« / S'OHM, It IS full of liltle
^^^ V V- ess.,/cag, or—ma-
Ammw, {nind) n. v. 1 am stonP T
become stone^I am petrifiedTs'p'
crnnron";^-^''«P^'"fi^d,itbe.
came stone ; p. m..ang.
' Assini^adjiw] \. Sky Moun-
Assim-wiihaigan, s. stone-buildin? •
stone-built fortress, pi.- J^ ^ '
^sstm-waJcaigewin, s.masonry, worK
trade or occupation of a ma^^n
Assmz^ahaigewiniai, s. mlson; pl-
Mdpmigan,, s. 0^!. scissors ; u\.-un
Asstssawemm, s. sand-cherry -Tc
cerisseagrappe;]pl.^J'^' ^^•
ing with my head on s. th I lav
myheadons.th.;3.p.i.f;-;iJ:y
Assotchibidjigan, s. girth ; or a ribbon
around a hat ; [F. sang e -1 nl ./^f
l2^ngons.th.;3.p^-.;p.,i:":
port It, putting i prop, i p/op' ^'j
Asswa]cwmg„de, ox-magadU- v. it is
mm,
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47
^»«ivahwaigan, or asawahwaiqanah a
prop, support, (made of w6od :) nl"
-an, OT-on. ^'^
A»swakwaige, {nind) n. v. I am prop-
pysupportmg.-a.p. l.jp.a^j;.
kmnaAnind) a. v. an. (pron. nind
*Wa,) I support him with my
hands : 3. p. orf n^x « • r. „^
A.w«;«/,«:f7(,;i, (.;jj;;j^) a. v. u. I gird if
/■V-^iass...;Y>.es8..dod. '
Asswapma, {nind) a. v. a/t, I gird
him ; 3. p. od ass-.n ; p. ess..nad :
imp. asawapij.
AsswaeUn, {nind) or, tiz-'/j^ asswishir
n. V. I am leaning on some object";
J- p. l.;p. ata..8hing. '
^-.wi-awa 7 W) a. v". an. I support
hun, I hold him upright ; 3. p! od
ass..n; p. aia..wad.
AtaMkana, {nind) a. v. an. I cast
lots for some an. obj.; 3. p. od at..
.,^J.P- ^'f-noe? ; imp, atadikaj.
Atadi-nummigan, s. an. piayinff-
card ; pl.-apr. i- / "s
AttUimin, {nind) c. v. we put in to-
gether ; we are gambling, playing
at cards or at some other interest-
ed game ; we cast lots : we are
bettm-g ; p. etMUjiq.
Atadiwigamig, s. play-house, plav-
mg-house. ' ^ ^
AttUiwin, s. interested game : card-
playing ; bet, wager.
Atiige, {niml) n. v. I put it : I play
an interested game, as card play
ATA
(considered in itself, or in regard
to one person only ; in regard to
Sir"" '"^^^"^ ''^^^^-'
^Ko?ffo7aTare,:^cf^-'" ^
Alaz,i ! interj. aha ! ha ! ah .'-used
by men orboys only, to express
joy, surprise; impatience, fear •
anger, indignation. ' '
Af ma {nind) a. v. an. I sell him s.
tn. ; d. p od at..n ; p. et..mad.
Atamadis {mnd) r. v. I Jay or store
u up for me, 1 am laying up a
treasure; [L. thesamizo mihi;l
3. p.-o; p. et..8od. '■■
Atandika>dan, {nind) a. v. in. I caat
lots- for it; 3. p. U at...- p. "
ang. ' ^ •
ing for money; I bet ; 3. p. i.; p.
Atagm, {mud) a. v. in. I put it in I
put it at stake, I play for it ; 1 bet
It, (m obj.)3. p. od at...; p. et-
Atigenan, {nind) a. v. an. I put at
stake some «;.. obj. ; I play lor it,
(him, her;)! bet It, (him, her;) 3.
p. od at... ; p. ctcujed. { Y. Coni. )
Atageti mamahisimn, {nind) i in-
oculate with the cow-pox. S
Atimwin, s. card-playing, or the
playing of any interested game ;
Atdndiwin, s. commerce, trade, traf-
fie, buying and seUing!
Ataas, {nind) n. v. I put things up I
8toreup;_3. p.-c,;p.,^^,J. "P* '
Atasson, (mnd) a. v. in. 1 put it up
somewhere to keep and conserve
It, I store it up ; 3. p. od at... ; p.
etassod. ' ^
Atdssanan, {nind) a. v. an. I store up
so.nea;^.obj.;3.p.od«^..;p.,^J:
eod. (y. Con}.)~Mbiwa p^eji.
ganan od atdssonan, he stores up
much flour. ^
Ataasoioigamirj, s. store-house, ware-
house ; p\.-on.
Atdssowin, s. place where to put or
teep s. th„ larder, pantry, etc.; pi
-an. ^
Atassowinini, s. storer ; pl.-waw
Atawd, (nind) a. v. an. I put or ^et
hims. th.;lbethim;3.p.oda^..^,•
p. ctawad.
Atawdgan, s. in. or aii. any thine-
given to a trader in exchange for
nf' ?°"ds, especially fur or skins
01 wild animals ; pl.-a„,, or-a^^.
Atdmima, {nind) a. v. a>i. I borrow
ofhim- Itrade with hi a, buying
8. th. of hun, or selling him s. th ■
J. p. odat..n; p. et..mad.
Atawd mamaHmvi7i, {nind) I inocu-
late him with the cow-pox.
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Atdwange, (nind) n. v. I borrow : 3, /
p. I, ; p. etawanged. I
Mawan^en, (nind) a. v. in. I borrow
« , J. p. od at...; p. etawanqed.
Atawawfenan, {nind) a. v. an. I bor-
row aomea^. object; 3. p. c?d «<...;
p. etawanged. '
'^hlT^'fi^' («^) n. V..I am in a
S borrowing ; 3. p.-t; p. et..
Atawav^eahliwin, s. bad habit of bor-
rowing always.
Atawangewin, s. borrowing.
t'ttr'^I'i"^^ "• ^- I f«" back-
wards, I fall on my back : 3. ^ i ■
p. aidtawa-esed. ' *'
^M"'^tr <^f ^) n- ^- I sell, 1 trade, I
Atawe, (mnd) n. v. I have no fuel,
myhregoesout;3.p.i.;p.,,«.
Ataw^tmsinaigan, a. tradinj-license:
Atawen, {m,id) a. v. in. I eell it. I
dispone of it ; 3. p. .da^...; p. ,^^.
Atawenan, {nind) a. v. an. I soil
iiim, (her, it,) some an. obj., I dis-
pose of him, (her, it;)i'p. ,,d
at..., J), etawed.
Atawtwigamig, s. house of com-
merce of trade, trading-house,
store ; pl.-a«.
Atawewin, s. market, commerce, tra-
traffic °'' ^'^^"P^tio"' trade,
Atawewinini, s. trader, merchant,
Btore-xeeper ; pl.-«'a^/.
Atutmsdn, s. cord of Wood ; x>\.~an.
Atchab, s. bow-string ; pl.-^V(,
Atchigaie, 0T-t7iagad, u. v. it is put,
placed • p. etck..deg, ox-magak.
AUhm, {mnd) n. v. I put s. th. at
stakeasaprize;3. p. i.;,^,.^e<i.
Atclivgewin, s. putting at stake s. th.;
also, the prize put at stake : pi.
—wn. *^
AtcUgwananish, (n/nd) n. v. I am
under a shelter, (in rain ;) 3. p.-i;
p. etch..shid.
Atchikina, {nind) a. v. an. I make
an enclosure or a park around him.
ATE
I fence him in ; 3. p. o<i at..n • d
amt..nad, Pijiki lin ^atcht
^na, I will fence (he cow in.
AtcUkinan, (nind) a. v. in. I sepa-
rate It, putting a pauition in : I
make an enclosure ; .^. p. od at... •
p. ata..ang. '
Atchikinigade, or-magad, u. v. there
IS a partition; an enclosure, a park-
p. aiat..deg, ox-magak.
AtcUhinigan, s. partition or separa-
tion of rooms in a house; also, en-
closure, park ; pl.-^»,
AtcMnis, (nind) n. v. I am shy, I
tear ; 3. p.-i ; p. etchinisid.
Atchisidebison, s. the foot-board of
the Indian cradle ; pl.-aw.
Atchisidebison bimibaigmg, or, tessa-
inng, stirrup.
AtcJiitakisse, (nind) n. v. I fall down
headlong;3. p. l.,.p.e^..serf,
Mchitanw, s. squirrel : pl.-^.
Atchitchab, (nind) n. v. sfAwassab.
AtcJutchaii, adv. aside, away.
AtchltcUkana, adv. Ot. suddenly, all
at once. ^
Atchitching?msse, (nind) n. v. I fall
on my face ; 3. p. 1. ; p. etch..sed.
Ate, ox~magad, n. v. the fire or can-
dle goes out ; p. aiateg, ox-?naqah
Ate, ox-magad, n. v, it is, there is :
p. eteg, ox~magdk.
Atean, (nind) a. v. in. I quench it
extinguish it, put it out, (fire or a
candle, etc.) 3. p. od dteau; p. aid-
teang. ^
Ateli, Xnind) n. v. I am sober again,
(alter having been drunk;) 3. p.
i^-:,l>- a^dte1)id. ^
Atebiwin, s. soberness, the state of
not being drunk.
Ateifjan, s. extinguisher ; pl,-a».
Ateige, (nind) n. v. I quench or ex-
tinguish, (fire, etc.;) 3. p. 1.; p.
Ate^Mn, (nind) n, v. S. Atehi.
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49
Jitig, at the end of some compound
words, signifies wood, tree, stick
stead.— When the first part of the
composition ends in a vowel, iali^f,
OTwatig, 18 annexed; as: Aitdi.
latig, cross ; anamiewatig, cross.
-«V." '^'"'^^^^' [F. caribou;] pi.
Atikam, s. young raindeer; pl.-a^
Atil-a7yieg, s. white fish; pl.-'«L.^'
Atm, s. sinew, nerve, ; pl.-m •'
XT\^- ""'■ "^'■^^ "I- sinew with
the flesh on it ; pl.-.,^,.
a rough ; 3. p. i. ; p. ,^..^,^ «
Atwah, {nind) n. v. I put up or con-
serve provisions, victuals ; 3 n
Atwalcogabmv, (aind) n. v I Ipqn
against s. th., standing: 3. pi
p. aiat..wid. ^' "P- *'
^t-"'*^""f ''' .''""'^) a. V. an. T put
hiHM her, H,) there to lean agaS
s til 3. ^.odat.ji; p. aiat..mad.
Atwm/mmn {nind) n. v.; 3. p.-«. S
AWA
Awadinisne, {ni>ui) n. v. I am fetch
;ng or carrying wU for fueTftJ"
^•i p. aia..sed, ' ^"
^;^".K"'^^^'^'•^'-^h;3.p.l':;
Awadjidahia, {nmd) a. v. ara. I ma'ce
^cSJf """' " ^°"-eyance in a
se ?• -in " ^ carnan:e for my-
S; ui. in It, back-basket ; (G. Butte
Tragkorb;]pl.-«„. ' L^- -"""e,
rytTr''^'' ^"i!^ "• ^- I am car.
"^Sn?f'^'^'"'^)^-^- «''• lam ■
^inf -I'T'' ^'^''^^^ »• ^- I am carry-
ings. th.lnabasket,etc.;3.p.L•
Awadon, {nind) a. v. in.. I carry it or
convey It on a carriage or sleigh; 3
^■fato...-^ ^.aidwadod. ^ '
of wS -'.f^''^^' ^"''^^'^^ P"«onei-
01 war , also, domeet fc or tamed
animal or bird ; pl.-a^. '^"'^"^
Atwassidcm, (nind) a. v. «V<. I u.,t it I j "'""."" or oira ; pl.~ag.
there to lean against s. th.; 3.'p"^^ ^^^''-'t f ^\^- ^■•, ^'^^ ^ «"«Iave
ut...; p. ma. dad. mm. i fr^i^f v,,,„ i:]._
Aw,_ {nind) n. v. I am ; 3
.0 . ,' ' "^ "'" > J- p. axai • n
aiawid. ^ ' i^-
Aw, pron. that, this.
^^m,(m-«Z)a v.«^i. I ,nake use of
^omenn. obj.; 3. p. od awan l
aiawad.-Nin wir-awa ki Jiil-ini
I want to make use of youHx'
"'se'^ve^t'lfr' ^'''■''^^ "• ^- I make
several trips in a canoe or boat
fetching or carrying s.th.; 3. p...:
p. atan'..sod. ^ '
Awadass, {nind) n. v. I am fetnhing
oroarrymo s.th.inacarnage;"!
P--'>; p. aia..sod. '
Awadassini, (nind) n. v. I am carrv-
mff,«tones;3.p!l.;p.«,i2r^
him ; I treat him like a
farv,V * "'""■' ■""" ""^^ a slave ; I
tame an animal or bird, or I keep a
amedamma orbird;3.p.o^«£,'^
n; p.mv..nad.
Awahinigm, {nind) p. v. it makes
me a slave, it enslaves me ; 3. p
odaiv...: \x^jod.~Baiadowinod avli-
sSirfsin")™'^''''^™--^^''^^'*
^mfi?rf '' H'^^^ ••• ^- I enslave
^nml' , "''''''' myself the slave of
somebody, or something ; 3. p.^ •
p. tw..md. ^ ' ^^ '
-f 'mto«^, (,„>,^) n. V. I am a slave,
a prisoner of war, a captive ; 3. p.-
»; p. ew..tvid. "■
Aivahdniwin, or awalanidiwin. s
slavery, captivity, state and condi-
tion 01 a slav«.
AWA
50
AwaJrtnan, („,„d) a. v. a,,.. I tame it
Awan, s. fog, ruist.
^^amim„4),.lan.. Tea?;,.
««. oh,, on a carriapo or sleigh ; j
^w"i!^'f' "'*''• P"n>oselv,8fubhon,.
ly, contrary to a piohihition.
^w?a«,j.it.,w,, or-w/ff^/flrt', n. v it i^
™«(.v,Urainsa Jittle ; n. .,, "j,
^tt.«*,(«i/^./)n. V.I warm myself, 3
AwoMbi, (nml) n. v. 1 collect or
gather tho sap of maple trees in
^w-w/s. at the the end of someneuter
v.>rl>s,all„dostoachildortochS
a child or children. JV.V.^taC
J P'vo birth to a child. nJIZTso
slie ffivos suck to a child SS'
*^as.o he ( she ) scolds in r .gard to"
!ver.^';iiiei;;^^'^---'^^y
p^-^;rr:&).^^-^^'«-'^"3.
^;rS. "^'^'- ^^ ^^yon, the
^^r«.v.v,„/„;;,, a,iv. on the other side of
a river, lake, etc. The same as
Arcassaui adv. further
Awassal-i, or r,w«..,,«r^//«,.adv. beyond
the mountain, on the other side of
a mountain or hill.-.l,,vA,,l^,^l":
been beyond the Rocky Mountains
sny, vyild ; p. ewassdsui.
4?W*,.f?,yi-a;„,, (/Wm/) n. V. I sro
arm,ndapointinacanoeorhoaf°
•^- p. i-,i\(!W..a/n/.
AWK
or iT""'^' *[^''- ^'^'""'^ t'»« house
or lodge, on the other side of it.
Awanstsn, « burbot (fish;) pl.-^
, .. , beKlt'r- ^'^^ 'he summer
^"^'lasr'"^"'"''""-''' "''''• ^'"^ fall before
^«„,^, adv. the day after to-
^Zfrl^aY^'"' ^- «'*■ I "l^en him to
somebody, or to s. th.: .3. p oU
'^fim-en., pron. whoever, whosoev-
that who walks there?-! don't
know who.
Awekana, (niml) a. v. an. S. Awta
without a possessive pronoun.
fffMl awema, my brother, or my
sister -A male will say, nin< Lml
^na, my sister, (whether younger
sayf ':,•/?'" he,-)buta'ieiS
uJh:t^ ""''''"''' "'y BROTHER,
I ihe ) ^'"""^^'^ '^^ ^l'*^^ tiian
Awiaen ? pron, who i*
Awe>nmu,^nmd)^. v. an. I suppose
to be him; 3. p. orZ ««•..„; p ,^!
Arocnishe, s. a young beaver under
two years old; [C. avolat ,] pi !
Awes,n, s. animal, beast ; pl.-^W
Awesst-amendamo/rn,. s. instinct
sagacity of an animal. '"^""'^l'
A>mumdn, s. a?i. animal's skin
hide ; pl.-a(/. '
An'vtchiga7i, s. comparison ; repre-
sentation ; paral)le. ^
AWf
51
^^rt'tc/iu,c,(nuul) n. v. I makp a ror.
resentatioii of «. th • I mat ^*
<tia..<jnl. ^ > >'• p. i.,p
p. w/ <ifi...- p. aia.Med ( V Pm.,
there M^..J , ^^^ ^^°P wood
^m,mon. Ot. i. Aw.
nun, .i p ryfi? a?wa«; p. ervia/l
wind ' ^ "'^ "'^«' P- ««'i-
^of 'somo"-otT'"'''°'?y' ^^'"^ Person
« u>), I ^^'/ ^^y of myself to be
Sa f?'' V"'"^*^"'' '" b° this 0?
tnat I trans/jrm myself- T r. J,
AWI
aTo'yi;'?T,««5«f yourself. -'-
be? ""^ '^'^ yo" pretend t<,
ver-pfeces?)^''"- ('"oneyrsil-
. .^y^-^-P'^-'P-ewnwed.
4w..J<«,«, a. blacksmiU,, Lith, pi.
-^ »»'"«-«•»&, s ' bla?k™it),'<
I
^i
'^■:-i^
"i ] ;:
B.
Some words which are not found under B, may be looked for under P.
BAB
^ff-,. particle, (The Chamje of jBi^.)
rSuhn, a. papa, father.
BaM-, in compositions, signifies fio-
t'luj or mom7i(/ about, from one place
to another; as : Jesus nisso hihon
gi-baba-<jagikwe; Jesus preached
three years in different places,
(went from place to place preach-
ing.) JiabiUlajimje, he (or she)
speaks ill of people in different
places, (he (.she) goes from place
■ to place backbiting people. ) p.
hcba-... '
Jiahl-amdil, (nin) n. v. I live or stay
in different places, changing often-
3. p. I., p. bcb.Jad.
liabu-akoslika. {iiin) n. v. I tire or fa-
tigue mysell traveling about: 3. n
l.;p.beb..ad. ^'
Bahd-danis, {nin) n. v. 1 move about,
I rove, 1 change often my place of
residence; ^.Y>.r, I). $d)..ml.
Labagicaajigicc, (nm) n. v. I take off'
the bark from a tree which I cut
down; 3. p. 1.; p. Wn.wrf.
hahayiU, {nm) n. v. I am drinking
liquor in several places; 3. p. 1 •
p. bcb.Md. '
BaMijita, {nin) n. v. I bustle about
(t. .le tracapse;)3. p. 1; p. beK.taJ.
MabiU-awtn, s. godfather; sponsor
at baptism; also, my adopted father-
p.. -ag. There is always a pos-
sessive pronoun prefixed to this
word; mn hahaihiwiv, ki babaika-
tvin, obaiiaxkawinan, »&c.; mv, thv
his godfather, &c. ^' ^'
^ab^inode {nin) n. v. S. BaUmode.
JiabatitdLkwanagiM aw mdtuj, this
tree has ni,any branches. ' 1
BAB
Jl(ih(1mada.ga{nin)n.\. lam swim-
m)ngabout;3. p. l.;p. if/,..,/,.^.
MabAmadagan, {nin) n. v. "l walk
™t in the water; 3. p. ~i; p. beb..
Jiabi)madis,{nin)n. v. Itravel about;
3. p. -<; p. 6ci..syV/.
Ji(d>ihnadid-wa<jtikwad, s. travelinir
axe; p|. -on. "
■Babihnadidwin, s. vo"age, travel*
peregrination. '
Jiubumadjim, {nin) n. v. I tell s. th.
in different places, I go from place
to place to tell it; 3. p. -o; p. fej..
B<thamadjimo-masinaiga7i, s. news
l'ai)er; pi. -an.
■BabamadJimov:in,s. the telling of a
story or news in different places;
news, story, report, rumor that is
going round.
£abi\madiklji<mde, or -inagad, u. v
it is noised out, rumored about ; p.'
b(b..d(fi, or -^nntiak.
JJabomojaatn, (';,7w) n. v. lam going
about m a cnnoe, near the shore-
^3. p. 1.; p. li(h..ang. '
■Bahuma»/t, {nin) n.' V. I am sailine
about; 3. p. -i; p.. beb..«/iid.
-Babnrnassin, u. v. it is driven about
by the wind; p. bcb-sina.
Bdbamatdiiliiyan, s. a] kite made of
japer; pl.-«w.
Babamatawe, {nin) n. v. I pedle, I
carry goods about for sale; 3. p. 1;
p. oeb(tmataiC(d.
■Babamatmrtinn, s. pedling, pedlei's
trade or occupation.
Habamatawncinini, s. pedler • fF
colporteur;] pl.-w-o^.
BAB
Babamerulagos, (nin) n. v. they nav
■Bafiainendaywad, u. v affpnUr,^
63
BAfi
tention, I care; :i. p. j • n La J'^nendam. '
>famcnUamadimii (uLc v sy^^ J^fdmindan, {nin) a,
turn niir ot>-..,»:_.. ,^ •^""yi-' v. We hlLm.„n^l„,. ^ '
, -. ■• .. lo driven hy
'' (in a high sea ;) p.
my sister. ' ' "'
Jlabanmidamoivm, s. attention carP
Mabamemldn, {nin) a. v S f n,.'
attention to it, / ,, ■ J j?' / P">
for it ■ '1 n 7' ^ '"I'lH It, I care
lor It , J p. „ l)^^f,^ ^^
IS m.ndeci, considered, take"; care '
J^abumendjigas, (nm)n. v. I am talc
en care of, attention; is paid ?« me
Jiabam^mina, {nin) a. v. an, J nnv
Sfe'frr°'"^'^^^'-^°"'-'°-y
?oiK.(hr;'i!";-ite''/'^^^'
liim z-),^^ -^ I „ '^ -*■ '■^'^f ijotice of
iHmJher. It;) 3. p. . baL.n; p. beb
Miniemndzs, {nin) r. v. I turn mv
a entiontomyselUcaretrX-
Mlamihaa, {nin) a. v. «;». i rn^^,^
- - -^ 3. p. .,. p. ,,-ont, j --T-Sg^g^,^^^^^^^^^^^
■Babdniibinm, u. v shn«ror» r
arepassmgby,p.ter'''^"
Babumi>idam, {nin) n. v. S 7^-,
fdndrulan, {nin} a. v m « a.
-noe,U„„,^,,,3,-;;-.-^.
f-ut,(abi;d:-L^)j %«y"i^
JiabCwiitarn, {nin) n. v 1 o1)pv t n.
Si:'-"' ''■*».■ ^•i.?rp'.w''.'
J^fa>mtawa., {nin) a. v «;. T nh.
lum,.I listen to him Vdo whnM ^
askM grant his pe";itionrhTs'; ay':
the waves '■- ■ • -
beb..a>ig. ■- ^
Mhamosse, {nin) n. v. I walk fm,..
Jiabanadis {nin) n. v I am !„.;„
Mabanadj, adv. dangerously losing
,trtl?s"^^'"^^^'-'---
ll1:riTt"'^^'^t^ ^'•'^o "• V. / go
BAB
54
(la
^B^'^
^^Bi '.'
^Hiri
^Hfrr^
Hiiii
to lioar what they are saymg ; 3.
!'•-'; p. heb..w/d.
^inMnaiidotamage, (nm) n. v. 1 beir
mend.cate, ask alms ; 3. p. 1 • p
fi<tha>umii,tama^fy,in «. beffffarv
mendicity. BB^'y^
naha>iamt(u,os, {nind) n. v. I am dPH-
pairod ol, by my speaking, (for in-
stance a sick person by liis (eeblo
/.ahufumawa, {,m>) a. v. ««. I des-
pair of him, of hie recovery, by his
vota",3. p. o hah..n; p. M^mk
nahajnjima, {mn.) a. v. an. 1 laufrh
with him; 3. p. Ja5..;i ; ;;. J^J..
/ia/mp?ns,e, (nm) n. v. I walk or
runfastfS.p. l.;p.?.,i..j,,rf.
Maha.jnndtge, (m„) n. v. I go from
hoiise to house; 3. -p. 1. ; ■p. M>..
Mkhdmn^we, (nin) n. v. I have a gay
smiling countenance .- 3. p. 1. ; n
beb.Mtd. ' ' ^ '
Mmnis, (nin) n. v. T am joking,
dr()Ilihg:3.p.-;;p.j,j,.,,^.J ^'
Jiahaptmdage. Jiahdpt,u>dagmm.
Jialainnodan. Hahd/dnodawa.-B
Bafimdaqe. Bdpinodagmm. Ha
pmodan. Bapinodawa,-
Mte. The duplication of the
first syllable in the above four
words, and in many others, does
not change their signification ; it
merely denotes a repetition or re-
Iteration of the same act. So, nin
/>fl;jzwoto signifies, I ridicule it ;
and, mn hahdpmoddn, I ridicul-^^ it
often; «kc,
B(Adpinm, (nin) n. v. I am telling
drolleries, little jokes and tricks,
to make people laugh ; 3. p. 1. ; p.'
oeb..wed ' r > i
BAB
Babdwasse ox-^agad, u. v. a clear
pnce of land, a clearing or a lake,
IS seen through the woods: fC. on
voit un eclairci ;] p. hei..seg, or-
Bahawidju-ndmin, (nin) c. v. wo
accompany oachcfhergoingabout,
vve go about together ; p. h,b..dui.
liaUividjt^nditvin, h. going about to-
„^T '^'/ f""tual accompaniment.
JMiham-f/jura (mn) a. v. „n. I go
about with him. I accom],nny him
p. Mj.Avad.
Bahedjwnum, (nin) n. v. S. Bahi-
gu-adin.
I Jiahegihtdandji^e, (nin) n. v. I eat
JlalMadts (nin) n. v. i am slow,
^iull, in doing 8. th. ; 3. p.-^ ; p.
ben.. Bid. ' ^
Babegihulimwin, s. dulness, slow-
ness, in doing s. th
JioUna^, a little better, a little more.
■hahmdee, {mn) n. v. I am peevish,
siilky; passionate ; 3. p. i. ; p. j^-^
Bahigodeeu'in, peevishness ; passion-
ate temper.
Baldijomahahi, s. a kind of big toad;
Bahigwntagad, u. v. it is spotted or
dotted; also, it is coarse, (stuff;)
p. beb..gak. ^'
JiaUjagenddn, (nin) a. v. in. I notice
It, 1 see It, in going by; 3. p. obab...\
p. beb..ang. '
Bahijdgenima, (nin) a. v. an. 1 noti-
ce or see him in going by ; 3. p.
bab..n; p. hch..mad.
BaUhmip^em, s. an. small pearl ;
pi. babilcomigensag, small pearls'
worn round the neck.
Bahihmiinagad, u. v. it is globulous
or globular; p. UK.gaJc.-Mashkihi
oehik^mnagak, pills.
Bdbikominagisi, n. v. 3. p.-S. Biko-
mill agin.
Babimiwidadimin, (nin) c. v. we
carry the load or pack of one an-
ther ; fin. we forbear with each
other; [L. alter alterius onera por-
tamus;] p. beh..didjig.
BaUmiwidawa, (nin) a. v. an. I car-
ry s. th. for him ; also, fig., I fo.--
bear with him, I have patience
BAB
55
3- p. obah..n; p. /*/>,
with him ;
wad.
Jial,uw„hd'U'u (nin) n. v. I am Biioot-
mn with bow ami arrows: ;j. u. i. •
II. IxtK.wcd. f ' ^
Hahimwaxtdn, (nin.) n. v. I am throw-
niff atones; 3 ,,.!,■ p. M..*W
Lafmiu^^e (nm) „. v. I stagger; 3.
naUndimmjan, s. an. raft ; pl.-a«
nahtndamuianilce, {nm)n. v. I maiie
a raft to cross a river on it ; 3 n
I', p.lwh..l-ed. ^
linhlx/uuiiAnin) n. v. I move about
oneurth;3.p,l.;p. /,i..^i,/._yj:
ennb -^^^ '^ "^' ''^''P'^ "''^"» 0"
Jiafjiihagishhiira, {nin) a. v. a^ I
J. p. cirtJ..
BAD
move about with him
n; p. heb..wad.
Jiixhishhitawa, {nin) a, v. an. I list-
en to him with distraction, (sleep-
ing, or otherwise distracted;) 3
P'/bah..n; p.bek.wad.
Jkibishkwendam, (nin) n. v. I lose
my senses (my recollection) from
time to time, fainting ; also, I am
not attentive in listening to a ser-
mon or discourse, I am distracted; i
Jiahsibt, (mn) n. v. I belch, winds
come up from my stoinac ; 3. p. 1 •
p.haia..hid. .^-p- i.,
BaUsi^ahman, {nin) a. v. in. S.
J itibakwaan.
£<iiismndibe, {nin) n. v. I have cur-
ledha,r;3. p. l.,-p.^,,j..5g^. ,
J^abmgmmdjiwadj, {nin) n. v. my
hands are benumbed bv cold • 9
P--i;p.heh..djid. '
£abtsi,miilewa(lj {nin) n. v. my feet
are benumbed by cold ; 3. v.~i •
p. beb..djid. ^ ^ V- I,
Babmkawagan, s.coti, jacket, frock
lor men; a kind of waistcoat worn
by squaws and halfbreed women.
[C. mantelet;] pl.-^.
Bahmne, adv. after it was done or
baid too late,-^a^M/„, nin gi-mih-
wendan, I remembered too late
Sd?" '• '^' ^^' ^^'^^^^ done «;
cha,, p ^ J- ^- [K JO me
n; p. b(h..ad. ' "
Mcawnn, n. v. p|. they are small
[m. objects;) p. b^bitoagin '
Jiidnmg, (nin) n. v. I have smnll
"nhs (hands, feet, dec ) 3 P '"
^ftTn'V't '-^J^haveamail
legs, J. p. ].;p, , „,,^f^l
Bahmtgauje,{^nm)n. v. 1 ,nake small
notches or incisions in maple-tree
7 «"Rar-making;) 3. p J • ''
beb..ged. i'- H- > p.
liabiwijinimin, {nin)n. v. pi. we ars
«n.^ (««. Objects ;) p^s;^
arms, 3. p, \.,:^.beb..ked.
JJahtwmmdjc, {nm) n. v. I have
small hands: 3. p. ]. • ^ hA v!f
B^d>iu,i.Mam^ {nl) n,' l\ *f "fetve
stnall footsteps o^ traces behind
me, m walking ; 3. p. 1. ; p S
BabiwishUvjigwe, [nin) n. v. I havp
small eyes; 3. p. 1. ; p. j,j.. J«
ieet,3. p. 1. ; p. beb..ded.
Babitciiawage, {nin) n. v. I havP
smallears;3.p.l.;p.j,j..;i_^^«
Babwedana, {nin) a. v. a«. j blow
ion,3.p.oJaJ..ra;p.j,i..^„^;_
-Badagmig {nin) pass. v. I am c
pressed by the night-mare ; 3.T
hadagona; p. bedagmind. ^'
Badagoshkan, {nin) a. v. «„ T on
* See JVote at Agassigadti
s
4
V*'.,
•r -U
nn. 1 op-
putting
l>- o bad..n
[I -if .:.
I ^
li is-
BAG 5q
Jiad(uinM-awa, {nin) a v ,
proNH him, 1 crush hirn,
niyHell upon him ; .
I>. btd..wad,
Mudayomdes, (nm) n. v. I burn mv
/oot putting u on «omo h«t object!
Maduiahnmn,inm) a. v. in. a. 8
Madukahrdwa, {nin) a. v. an. Ot
». ^asmgakwuwa.
syllables or m the middle of the
r7n1' .''^"'^y '"""''* °' fees or cJ
piants; or some reference to Jeav
es ; as : J/^rnvtba,/, among leaves
iixunhaga, tiie leaves on the trees
are comuig forth. GoMoJm/aJn
the leaves tremble or shake by the
^W/JwIiV*. («/n^ n. V. I am not
drunk, I am sofjor; 3. p.-."; p. J,^.
Mcujakadisiwin, s. soberness; fill
tresnost.] ' ••
liiujumme, {nin) n. v. mv cheek i«
-^roilen, (or, my cheeks are swoll
en,; J. p. i.,- p. baiu,j..wed.
JiuijaManvje, {ninYn. y. ^y jaw is
swollen, (my jaws are swollen
V,, V; ^> P- ba-ta..nai ''
J^'lgidenaniwe, {nin) n. v. my tongue
8 swollen,- 3, p. 1; p. bciiJ.weP
J^c'lgtdj,)m, {nin) n.y. my nose is
swollen; 3,1.1.; p. 6^,..../J°««»«
J^<^gidon, {nin) n. v. my mouth is
swollen;3.p l.;p.i„4X"i '
J^'hHiade, {nin) n. v. my iL i.
swollen, (or, my leg« ar'e sw'ol !
eii,j3.i). l.;ix]>a'ia..ded.
Mag'Kjondagan, {nin) n. v. my throat
•s swo len; 3. p. i.;p. haialglZ
Sfyu/o.sAhnj,gwe, {nin) n. v. my eye
IS -swollen, (my eyes/are swollen
Mdgmdzbe, {nin) n. v.
swollen; 3. p. i • '
JSUginmce, {nin)
swollen; 3. p. 1., p.
Bhyimlce, {nin) n..v. my arm is
.wollen (my arn^s are'swoUen
B4G
^ my head is
) p- baia..led.
"• ■ niy face is
p. haia.wed.
^'hmndji, {nin) n. v. my hand i.
5woilen,(myhUl, ar^swollen)
r,^- V-,^y V- fma..id. ''
^%».T/4, («»,) n V. I am swollen: 3.
P- r ;,P- l""<hi'<kid ' '
JiUmhuvin, 8. swelling, tumor
I^i^gi^^de, (nin) n. v my foot is
swolen,(myfeetareswillin; "
^''^'Kitawage, (nin) n. v. mv etr i,
p. i., p. bai<i..ged. '
fcnl'r""^"''' "• V. it is shal-
low nof deep, (a river, lake &c)
p. baiihju'ag or -wayaX; ^
//Wzd«, («,Vi)a. v.%„. I mend i.
by sew.ng a p/ece to it, I pSd U '
^«£^^'a<W, (,„v.) ,1. v/l mend
s^oes by sewing a meceon.'l patch
them, 3. n. -o; p. W.^,,^ ' *'
7eT-T.V («'«)»• V. I mend a
rs;iL-'\''*'i'-^^"'^- (The same
as, nmbagwdwa agsdb. )
■^»S'^vadjtna{nin) a. v. a «. I rip him
i take his entrails out; 3. i o
•^Sftf^'(«^>f)n. V.I mend or
-^«f«'^z>a..,s. patch, piece; pi. -a„.
^agivctige, {nin) n. v. I am natrln„n
or mending cUes,&c^ 3 pT-
P- beg..ged. ' * ^'J
£agu>ilige,Hn, «. mending, patching.
?.''r"' 1'""^ ": ^- I"^end or patch
Waonod. ^ ' P" '"'/•
■Bamoatigweia sibi, u. v. the river i^
shallow; p. baiag..iag. '
patch some an. object; 3. p «
%..r.; ^.beg..wad; imp. 6«<7,„r-_^
5»n »w*Aw;m higoshJca, nirlwiba.
T^T "J .^^^"dkerchief is torn.
Iwilmendit, bysewingapieco
:^
BAJ
57
MgwnxUa, or -mngnd, u. v. tlu.
waves brofik 0.1 a shailow plac.
torn ,%"^'- '.''?"'='""• the bot-
Zr ^f/""^'"'' ^v« 1^'" too near tlm
Eo&.'^' '*'•""« ^"^ '°'''^'' t'^e
Jifaiil.iiiw,,hi,id, p. s. a. s.iuier
transsrosHor; pi. -»V '"""'^'^'
cuser, pi. -y,y.
Jiaidtfij jonun, s. raisin.
JiaMtimgaded, p. >,. a. wood-louse
m. "pcHl (rmllepedes;) pi. /^ s'
^t'iV\ f '''• "' '^^ ^«'"« time, just
at that tune. "'
J^ajihal,ja8, (ni,i) n. v. I am stabbed-
I am speared; 3. p. -.,; p.h'j..,od.
JianhXwaAnhi) a. v. a;^. I «tab hi, •
f spear him; 3. p. o bai-.n; p. hej
Majidebadon, (nm) a. v. in. I make
It so full that is flows over, I fill it
^o^overfl„w;3. p. .6«;...,.'p. mI!
£ajidibl or -magad, u. v. it is under
water, (a piece of ground, a ponn
&c.,) It IS overflowed; p. be), bin
ox -macule. ^ wj..oig,
Bamdjlwaii sihi, u. v. tlie river is
high It flows at full banks: it
overflows; p. /;<y-..«;j^.
Bajidindan {nm) a. v. in. I prefer
It; J. V-oha)...',T^.lej..daiig.
Bapidinima, (nin) a. v. an. I prefer
turn; 3. p. baj..n; p. bej..?)ml
Bajinma, {nin) a. v. an. I put him
in da^jger of being killed, ofpe-
nshing in some manner; 3. p. o
f>aj:n: p. bej..nad; imp. bajinaj.
Suf;Sf''^ "• ^; I come near being
killea, I am in danger of perishing,
of being lost, drowned, of dying of
a^erum sickness, &c.; 3./. if p,
glad to Be saved, to nave escaped
BAR'
the danger of being killed, or of
ail in the endeavor to have it; 3
Bakndi, {nin) n. v. I am hungry I
,/,••'• P; !•) P- bekaded.
ht„^r't;^?'''\"-l-'*'^-^'"«'^"him
Bakadem,,{nin) r. v. f make myself
«utrer hunger I make myseffSs
,/; Pr"; P- W-..«W. '
Bahidim,{nin)xx.y. I weep or cry
being hungry f weep of hunge
/, ; I'; " '^i P- ^tkademod,- ■
^akadenodan, (nin) a. v. t/i. I hunL'-
er afteHt, I long after it, I Sre
"ardently; 3. n..5«,..:.VTr
danrjm gumako-bimadiiiwin: bles-
sp'f are they that hunger after
rigtlieousnnss.
vnS'""""' '• *'^"^''''' famine, star-
vation, want of provisions.
Jiakadeunnagad, u. v. there is fa-
S^' "^'''■' starvation; p. hek..
^«-{-am« (^i,i) a. V. a„. I cut
Uirough with my teeth some an.
Ob)., 3. p. o bak..7i; p. bek..mad.
nnnfh/'!!-- "''^^'-wise, differently;
another thing. ' '
BakHfiMl, u. V. it is another thing, it
IS different; p. bekanak. ^'
Bakandan, {hin) a. v. in. I cut it
through with my teeth; 3. p. "
bak...;p. beh.ang. ^
Bakandjig((de, or -magad, u. v. it is
J^aUnenim, {nin) n. v. I am divided
m my thoughts, in my mind: 3. p.
-0, p. bek..mod. ^
BAK
tm
4
^^iwii
■SaHnenmdte, (nin) i. v. I am ^i
mS Lr ' "■ '-J »* tnoihe,
^akun-tMotawe, (nm) n. v. I am m
J-roperiy I rnake mv firo pIsp
where, not in the ImL- (as thp'
f «'«^"«. («'.Vi) n. V. I am of
ano her branch ofthe road or trSil
|C. .)e foin-che; 3. p. 1 • v. fcfej '
-ga^ea^e, adv. aside. ' ^
ouSte^'"V"- ^- r «tep aside,
out of the road or trail- i c; .- . '
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BAK
2«;".^.™1C.^,;i;^:
P
■Sa/l-caabau'ttaiva, (nm) a. v. „« I
s ep out of the road oi- trail, to Sve
BaUgama, s. separation of a lake
where a Jake is divided in two
l^anches by a projecting 1 iT
Bajrecramani/, in a' p/ace where
theiT IS a separation of a Jake
£fetdzmtn, (nm) c. v. we seoarate
orr-^rL^'Stj'- "^ '^^'-^ s
ocner, p. bek..didnq.
sonJr'"' '■ «^P^^«tion of per-
Bal:U'ana, adv. on the way-side
Bakemo mikana, u. v. the road
splUs,separates, divideslp.a'
^a^e*Ma«w, («i«) a. v. mi. I leave
him, quit him, I separate from him
I repudiate her. (him-\T^ '
Bakcshhodadimin, {nin) c. v. we
separate from each other, esne
cially married j.eopJe, v^^^Sl
BalceshUdadiuin, s. separation di
vorce, repudiation. ^ ' ^^'
HakePujucia dU, u. v. the river di
;' W:!'/''"" '"'"--= ''Set
■/'«/fewe„a, („m) a. v. ^.- , t ithdraw
from him, depart fr Tx^Z
another roacf- ^ ,i a 7 ^®
^fitoinan, {nin) a. v. w. j denart
from It, withdraw from it, I St [t
away. 3 p. 5«^. . j,";^^.' J"' »*
^«vfwm, f«j„,) n. V. h. Bake ^'
Sr ja ",• - ^ ^« into the
water, (to bathe or to fetch s ^\^
^akolnbato, (nin) n. v. 1 run into ih.
^"f '^^^'^«?'^^«'«^, {nin) n. v. I jump
-'^fobiiia, (nin) a. v. «„. j i^^nch or
P"t him in the wate .jStly
^a person or any an. c.,.) fp o
'>oJc..n;^.lek..nad. '' ' ^°
put It in the water sliehtlv 3 n
launched a vessel yesterday.
bakoUninajuwa, {nin) a. v. a^ i bid
Ji";/«'" th. water, I make him
go in the water; 3, p « hnJ, «• !!
hS !^, ^"■'"•>:"l>"'majawa; I will
lijfip^
BAM
59
LjJsoUsti, or -magad, u. v. it slides
or falls in the water; p. beh..see, or
-^magak.
BakohiweUna, (nin) a. v. an. I throw
him m the water; 3. p. o lah.nx p.
bek..nad.
Bakobiwebinan, (ram) a. v, in. I throw
It in the water; 3. p, olah...; p.
oek..anfr.
Bakobiwehinidis, {nin) r, v. ^ throw
myself in the water; 3. p. -o; n
oek..sod. ' ■
BakwdhideUna, (nin) a. v. an. I pull
him a tooth out; 3. p. obaJc..7i: p.
Bakumhidebidji^an, s. tooth-pincors:
If- davier;] pf. -an.
Bakwd'kohidon,{nin) a. v. an. I pull
It out; 3. p. o halc...-^. heh.dod.
Jiakwakohma, Uiin) a. v. ati. I pull
BAN
some a/i. obj. out; 3. ^.ohak.:?i]
p. bek..nnd; imp. -biJ. — Jingu>a-
kons nin hahvahohina, I pull a
young- pine-tree ont.
Bahoukot<'Mhihehid,m,{ni>i) or, wm
oakwdh/tokihikaginan, a. v m I
pull it out with the root, I root it
out; 3.i>.ohak...; p.heL.dod, or,
oek..ang. '
BakwUkotc/uhHehina, (nin) or, 7ii«
hakwdkotch'ihikagina, a. v. ^,j. j
I pull some an. obj. out with the
root; 3. p. o hah.n; p. heh..nad.
Makwan, s. fruit of the vinegar-tree-
pi. -an. '
Bahvanatig, or, hakwanimij, s. vin-
egar-tree; [C. vinaigrier;] pi. -^,
or, -m.
B amend amadimin, (nin) c. v. S.
Baham endamctdimin.
Bamendamawa, (nin) a. v. an. S.
Babamendamawa.
Bamendan. Bamenima.—S. Baha-
m^ndan. Bahammima.
Bamid, (ni?h) a. v. an. I take care of
nim, I support him, I clothe and
leed him; 3. p. obamian,; p. he-
mtad. ^
Bamiidi^ (nin) r. v. I take care of
myself, I support myself; 3. p.-o •
p. hem.. sod. *^ '
BamiidUowin, s. self-support.
Bamiidiwin, s. support, care of some-
body, sustenance.
Bamiiwe, (nin) n. v. I take care (of
a person or persons,) I give sup-
port, sustenance; 3. p. ].; p. he-
Bamikan, (nin) a. v. in. T have it in
charge, I take care of it; Z.p.o
bam...;p.hemikang.
Bamikawa, (nin) a. v. an. I have
some an. obj. in charge, I take
care of him, (her, it;) 3. p.,. -«..
m; p. hem. .wad.
Bamihodadis, {nin) r. v. S. Bamii-
am.
Bamiskwaigadeg sagdiga?i, s. screw:
[that is, a turned or twisted nail 1
Bamttagan, s. servant, wai^ r; pi
-ag. '^
Bamitdge, (nin) n. v, 1 serve, I am
in service ; 3. p. 1. ; p. hem..ged.
/iamitagekwe, s. female servant
maid-servant, servant-girl ; pl.-e- '
Barmtdgewin, s. service, state a.id
condition of a servant.
Bamitdgeivlnini, s, irale-servant
servant ; pl.-wag. '
Biunitan, (nin) a. v. in. I serve it,
I labor m it or for it ; 3. p. o ham^
tan; p. bsmifang.
Bamitasikan, (nin) a. v. m. S. Ba-
initan.
Bamitasikawa., (nin) a. v. an. S.
Bamitawa.
Bamitawa, (nin) a. v. an. I serve
him, I am his servant; 3. p. o bam.
n; p. hem.. toad.
Bamitow, (nin) a. v. in. I take care
of It, I support it ; 3. p. oham... ;
V-^bemttod.— Weweni hi bamUon,
mtaw, you take well care of mv
body, (of me.)
Banadn, (nin) a. v. in. I miss it, I
don't hit it, (shooting or throwing
at it ; ) 3. p. o ban... ; p, henaang.
Bannhama, inin) a. v. an. I lose sight
of him; 3. p. o ban..n; p. ben..mad.
Bandhandan, (nin) a. v. in. I lose
sight of it ; 3. p. ban... ; p. ben.,
ang. ^
^€"
BAN
'd0
■
P-lc^M ' " '« «P«"ed, lost ;
60
BAN
SKloreci Jost ' 3 t^ ,"" ' / ^"' ^O""
lost , r ^ "* .' '■'•^- " IS cons
1.0' S. til. or snm„l,„.i..., „ '
''K.:ii--,^„';S- -3' -impair
Jianadenddn, (nin) a. v «. t ,)
■^(tnndui/vin, s In^^ . •
,,tion;ciamnat/oa '' '"""'" P« '"''i-
other «rob T^ 'l''^'" "'•'^ny
p. Se«..«,/ i^^«", 3. p. o Ja;i.,;,;
loss/datnaS rnin • \f^"''"§^ o^'
destruction ' ^' ^^'""ation ;
-^a«a4;V^^., (,„V.) n. V. I make
foU^wmg';;^^^-^'-|^?«f ''«<'■''« of this and the
f o«M,n. the «m7,t^fenri-lt
damage to people: 3. p. 1.. p. j^
-", p. ben. .sod. *= ' "^- P-
=S;t'^:^S7'sn^r^^-
ruinsomethi/^elinSi'ti^l^^^
f, any way rdating to h!m ^":!'
los fp Is iT'^"'^' d^^troyed
WeitSo?eriS^!-/-Iam
P- 5e/l.. «.,<?. -^ "' ^°S^ ' 3. p.-<,;
J^madjitchige, (nm) n v t
damage, I am vvlcf ^" ^ '^ause
destroyi'ng s th r h1-^' '^"^'^"^ "'
I ruin, destroy, lose ;/ r !- ^ ^ "'
1^ waste it • 3 n f / ' ^ "'Ssipate
tod. ' "^•P-^'^««-,-pJ^«..
-are, o?^Jsc"^p\-'„ - J-ds my
, cape a snare : 3 V, !; . T/? °'" ®,^-
angf. ^ ""an..., p. ^gj,j _
-Banasikawa, (nin) a v «» J h„ ■
or crush him • { n , a ^ ^^^^^^
BAP
61
Banifjak masinaigan, clean paper
(that is, white, not written paper.'
Bamjawan, s. slice of dried smoked
venison ; pl.-aw.
Banikona, (mn) a. v. an. I miss him
in my trap, he avoids my trap, or
escapesoutofit;3. p.,>Jara..» p.
hen..nad; imp. hanikoj. ^
Baiiikos, {urn) n. v. 1 avoid or es-
cape a trap, I was almost caught
in a trap ; 3. p.-,;,- p. hemkosod.
Banina {7mi) a. v. a>t. I let some
an. ohi. fall to the ground, I drop
It, It escai)es my hands ; 3. p. o ha-
ninan; p. heninad ; imp. hanin.
Jiunman, (^mn) a. v. in. I let it fall,
I drop It; 3. p. oJmn...; p. heni-
nang. ^
Banishkwatagan, s. Alg. mask ; pi.
-an. ^
Bamshkwatacie, {nin) v. n. 4h I
take a mask, I mask myself; 3 n
1. ; p. hen.. (fed. '
L'unitam, (mn) n. v. I don't under-
stand well what I hear; 3. p. l •
p. hemtami. '
Biinitdn, (nin) a. v. m. I don't un-
derstand It, (although I hear a
confusedsound;)3. p. «?,«„... ;p
oenitaiig.
Banitawa, (nin) a. v. an. I don't un-
derstand him well, (although I hear
him talking;) 3. p. oUn..n; p.
Iien..wad. '■
Ban.san, (nm) a. v. in. I broil or
grill It; 3. p baman; p. lensana.
Bamwa, (nm) a. v. an. I broil or
grill somea/i. obj.; 3.p.oban..n:
V- benswad; imp. bansioi.
BapAmn) n. v. I laugh, I smile ; 3.
V-bapt; Yt.haidpid.
Bapia (nin) a. v. an. I laugh at
jiim, 1 smile at him friendly, kiiid-
ly ;_3. p. o bapian; p. haidmad.
Bapytma, (mn) a. v. an. I revile
nn^a'- P- '?^""«/ p. baia..mad.
Baptnma, (nm) a. v. an. I ^peak to
him urgently, commanding him :
^■P,:0bap..n;]).bep..mad.
Bapytndan, {nin) a. v. in. I command
it^u^gently;3.p. .Ja^,..;p.J,^,.
BAP
Bamnendam, (nin) n. v. I rejoice in
tlioughts;3.p.i.;p.ja,«J /"
Bapincndamona, (nin) a. v. cm. I
make him rejoice in thoughts ; 3.
p. p bap..n ; p. baia..nad.
Bamnendamoivin, s. rejoicing, ioyfu!
thoughts, joy. fa'J j '
Bdpinmim, {nin) n. v. I rejoice, I
am joyful, gay, glad: 3. p.-,,; 'p.
baia..mod. ' ^^ ' f
Bdpinenimpa, (nin) a. v. an. I make
hun rejoice, I make him gay, glad,
joylu ; 3_. p. o bap..n ; p. baia..ad :
imp. bapinenimo.
Bapmemmawin, s. joy, rejoicing,
pleasure, gayness, merriment.
Bapt7iism>agan, s. an. eminent dan-
ger, peril, dangerous thing; nl.-ao
Mapmoaage, (nin) n. v. I scorn ; I
waste • 3. p. l. ; p. baia..qed. ' .
ixipinodagemtn, or ba^imdamawin,
scorning, derision, mockery,
scoffing ; wasting, spoiling.
Bainnodan, (ni,i) a. v. in. I laugh at
It, 1 ridicule It, mock it, deride it ;
Bdpinodawa, (nin) a. v. a/n. I laugh
at him I deride or ridicule him! I
mock him ; I waste some an. obi.;
f p. bajh.n ; p. baia..wad.
BapiHlu or babdinsh, adv. This word
always occurs connected with an
adverb of negation, /(:«, kawin, keqo:
and IS euiployed to give an addi-
tional lorce to the negation or pro-
hibition.-ira«.*Vi baplsh^ no," not
at all. Jiego bapish ijaken wcdi :
don't go there at all. '
BnpisM-Anin) n. v. I like too much
to laugh, I am in a habit of laueh-
mg always ; 3. p.-*; p. laia..Md.
Bapitammnniken, (nin) a. v in I
expose it to laughter, I make' it
?,T"'|i^.5 3.p..>%/...;p.Ja*V..
icea.—K% bapttanKni'iniken kid am-
yourwoT. '"'^' P'°P^^ ^'^"^'^ ^'
Bapitamowinikinan, (nin) a. v an
I ma?ie some an. ob). ridiculed • ;]'
p. o bap... ; p. laia..hd. (V. Conj j
. i'^k''
BAS
m
hi
•j^
whiaiinft' chastisement,
winpp.ng, scourging, flageiiation,
£ashanjen'a, (nm) a. v. an. 1 whin
f '"',«c«"'-se him, chastise lum'^
"M«, imp. hashame.
Jiashir,w(ulu, {nvi) „. y. I am r«
P- ies..a)i(j. ^ ""'^■■- '
boSS water S'^'l'l^y^f ^ ^'^'^
*o«'«*.9«,a, a. van) TJTt'''-
pouring l^oilingwate/o" him?'
person «r any oWS.Sj^i'?: ^3^
^1Sf'^"''''-^^"'='''f«r Weeding;
BasUkivtuje, {ni,i) n. v. I let blooH
I^bieed^^somebo^dy; 3. "^T^l^
^SSSf"""' " blood-letting,
^ff'f,?ir)=^-^-«^^-^ bleed
S -^al^ ;; ■• " ^ l*-^' ^ become
BAT
^Sfv'"h''^'^f' ^"'") "• V. I have
««cky hands, (from pitch, tnc)
-eat,^r^oSr"objecsr3.'7T^
p. baHmamad. • -J- p. 1. ,
/Ai*.«,;,^,,,V,, s. the act of drying «.
^«**a«, {nm) a. v. <„. I dry it • 3
on1n"l "'"'*' '• P°l^ t« hang a net
tr Vr^''''"^p'«"«;)3.p j
^(ri^Tbi'/r^'-^'^'^-i'^^tchit,
Karir^"'-^' ^ am'JSfnf
^SSTJr'^'"'jl^-^-«^-Itieor
"'na s. th. round h s head "\ v, \
Jiamhveh<s, (mn) v. v. J put or tie
w.;J"'"^'^-^'^p-;"
^assikwehison, s. anv thina. f,- ^
jound the head aSJ^K^^^J-^
^rtirs^t)--'/'"'^^^-
*.....?...rimv'-ji;jr--'^ ' p-
jasnmdpakwejigan, s. «,„. flour
^"^*"«^'"V ^- «'*• sunflower -rF
tournesoi,-]pl._«^. ^"^ ^ ^^^
r'ob/Ti'- /• ''''■ ' ^^y «ome
Zk ^■' ^' «*«*«^''««; p. 6«^•a«-
^'ato-. This particle, prefixed to
verbs or substantives, gives them
a^signification which ^Spts^lS
nmni2!*"*' ""'"^S, damage. (Ex
amples^ ^n some of the Llol^
Sata-dodaoe, (nm) n, v. I do wron,r
people, I sin a'gainst eomeSyf
■ti'ifa-dodagemagad, u. v. it is doina
Rf
■■a^S^Wk
BAT 63
Mjofewaho UicM bala-dodagema.
Rad, firewater causes much evil
(^vrong, damage, sin.) "'
I'lffr^ (;a>,) n. V. I do wrong,
mm sm, I seduce him into sin; 3.
Jiaadowm,, s. sin, bad action, fault
vice, transgression, crime ; pi _'
Baladowinens, a. dim. small sin
venial s.n, slight fault or trans-
gression ; pi. -a;^. "' "^"^
Jiata.gijwe, (nm) n. v. I speak sin-
ful wicked words ; I blaspheme;
■^Ma.f/uwtwin, s. sinful speaking-
blasphemnig. *^ "'^'"t ,
Sataidis, (nin) r. v. I hurt, dama<re
orwrong myself ; Ism;' 3. p.-o.'
p. bam.. sod. y " >
Bata-ijiweUd, u. v. it is sinful, it is
wicked, wrong; p. /w^..^,^..'"^^
-Uata.yiwebis, {nin) n. v. I sin 1 am a
sinner, I ain wicked ; s! p,-/ n
Bata-inwehuiwm, s. sin, sinfulness
e":,'„^d^,^^j",^^«'bads.nfurbehavi;ro;
Jiatainad, u. v. there is much of it •
p. mia..nak. '
Bata-i>idmdJnm) n. v. def. Isin ; p
baiatadigid. ' ^'
Bata-in^nkam, {nin) n. v. I have i
sinfulthought, or sinful thought.
2;»_mthoughts;3.p.l.;p.£i:
I^ata4)iendamowin,s. sinful thoughts
sinful thmking;'pl.-a;,. ^
™""' "-J-;^- P- there is much of
also''''h. i'' '^^^^^'^ numerous;
^i '. ••."?. ^ '^'■ge family. P
there is much money here. Batrd-
inVrmfr"?'/- '•■^"^''^^ «^e ""-
this In', •*/'''''' "^ anuhinabe,
this Indian has a numerous fam-
^S'n"v''i.^^'''^^ ""■' ''*■"■ ^'«^«^'«-
«i'«, n. V. pi., wearemgreatnum
BAT
ber, we are numerous. 3. p. ni
^--y. or *«,«,,,,«,. j^,p;:
Batajitwa, {nin) n. v. I commit a
^>fed action, a misdeed, n.i
I p. hma. .wad. ' ' -l* ^■'
^«g^^-«..^. misdeed, crime, bad
^tS^I' ^"''^> ^.- ^- «'^- I accuse
nim, 1 give testimony against him
I condemn him by my testimony j
Baiangc, (mn)n. v. I accuse, I give
testimony to conviction, o con!
halm of accusing; 3. p.-,-; p. ja,-a..
Jiatangewin, s. accusation, testimo
^"y f ,^™V<^tion, to cond^mnarn"
^«to, («eM) r. V. I hurt myself i
my^selt,Isin;3.p.6«,„,,.p.^^.^.
Bataahin, n. v "? r. ..^.^
JlMastmn, ,. inHrmity, the hurlinj
.njurms o, ,aml„, of one's Sf:
BatasKin, u. v if i« in „
difficult UitionTsLZ?^;
SSl/^'^ '- ^^^-^ --T; p!
V^a<!«^.,Ou.0n v.rsinin^o.^.;3.
P- i-; p. baiatawed.
Bate, OT-magad, u. v. it is dry ; p
Batigigo, s. dried jHsh ; pl.-^-fl^
Jialtmin, s. a dry whortleberry; pl.-
Batiniishimin B dry apple; pl.-^^
Jialemiass, dried meat. ^'
BaLinad, u. v. S. JJataiimd.
BaUm,n.x.3 V- S. JJataini,
Batimgadc, n. v. 3. p. it has many
teet. an insect, called millepedes
lerwurrn ;] p. batatiuogaded.
>mk&
B£B 64
Bawann, (nin^ a v. in. I knock it off
with a etick, wild rice;) also, I
JjmmTji<]an, 8. dream; pi. -an.
JiawadngeAnin) n. v. I dream : 3
P- l.;p. beiv..(jed. '
Ji<iw,ii<ja7, or Jmraiganalc, s. a stick
.fi««'««m,v,a^, 8. a kiiid of wild cher-
ry ; pl.-aw.
y^'ai''aimmanagawa,>j, s. a wild cher
Ty-trcb ; in.~i?i
BEB
ent' pS'"' ^""''«"«' in differ-
^seSf^lf ^- '• "• *'"^"^'«^' P««-
senger ; pl.-^;;*^.
Bebumihaigod hebeji<jmanjm, p. s a
one who is carried^'ini Arriage j
Jieidmmmjod bebejv, oganjm, p. s. a
man nl^ ''"r • ' .^ "''"^' ^ Norse-
man , p\.~gotljt(, be, ...
J^ibanamlofamagM, , . s. a. one that
/v' ■ - ' -• "- I Sn? n/ ''-^^^"S, beggar, men-
J^(wana, {nin) a. v. an. I dream of /.'i"^^"'.' .P'--A'A
/iavyina.(nm)a. v. «;j. I .strike off
thednstliom]t,(a„. obj.;) 3. p „
mnbawegma, I shake off the dust
Irom my handkerchief.
J^oAvegman {nin) a. v. /,,. j shake off
thedustlromit;3. p..b««....;p.
new.. ail g. ' ^
/iawenid'in, (fii/i) n. v. t M] „„h
hurtmyseif;3.p. l.;p.j;^%?;"^
Jken ofl; p. ,,,;,,,^^ ;4^«
[Or. Spassvogel ;) pl._y4
on? ""'"• ««'"e. alfew;oneby
B^^yhogmjl s. horse, (animal with
o«< hoot, that IS, uncloven hoof;
J^<^eSigvguMlnahciiqm, or 6.'6fn.
rJ^njt.bimhvan, s.' curry-comb,
horse-comb ; pl.-«„.
Jifprnvijlmtwunm, s. oats, (prop-
erly, horse-nce.) 'Vf'^P
Bcbejjgoga>,jini»hlmormg, the horse
B'i(wmd<,Umon,(ni,A n v t r1.o1, „V")?eback.
off the dust or snow from my S' ^'^^'^"C""J''''' «• ^'ini. colt, filly; pi.
3. p.-,,,- p. hoc. .nod.
Mmdeshimonowin, s. any thine to
wipe the leet on ; pl.-„;,.^ "^ ^'^
oft he dust oi my feet against h?m ;
Ji^hpigoganji-onapiscwm, s. harness
of a horse; pl.-a^.
^'^^I'J^^'^ff^^ijl-ofow, s. horse-tail.-S.
J^ffiigoganjm'tgamm, s. stable for
horses, (horse.house;)pl.-o^i.
„. ,-.,.^.. ..r--, ^uu 1. 1 I Jp}J>ogavjiwinw, s. horse-dung.
/A/«'*^«f/, (pron. Baoting,) Saut ^?';^,T!7««;«-;f ««"*ma?J, s. the mane
lie Sainte Marie- fSnh.f iw , „°/ ^ "orse, f horse-hair.)
Rapids.) '"'' ^^^'"' ^^'y^P^^'^^l^. adv. near together, near one
' another, thickly .-BfbesJw nin da-
mtn, we _ live near together. lie-
Bnwuig, (Vnm.baoiiq,) rams in n I 7?//!^-^^' ^^•'^'■'.''■''°"«^;) pl-o^
"ver ; [F. rapide, saut 1 ^ '^ l'^'^^;!.'/^^'*".;/"^;^, s. horse-du
™"- -i^^o^^,) Saut rfc^e:^'^?«r'^'f- the
Rapids.)
^Zwfr:. ('«>0 or, .«•« J««;,W6,-.v/.
Arawa, a. v. an. I shake him off
(any ««. obj.) 3. p. o Ja^.™ • p'
Bamwehtmn, (nin) or, nin baiviwc
buhJcan,a.y.in. I shake it off; 3
V-obaw...;Y>. hew..(nig. ' '
Bibala^i, adv. separately, different- 1
oestio am-atewan odetiawan: there
are villages all long at short dis-
tances from each other.
Bebthnmg, adv. djfferently.-A'aicw*
Oebiktnong nmd inenimassin, I
don t think them different, ( i doi/t
esteem them differently, but alike,
without respect of persons.)
BEJ
(^I'y'djuaii, fittle children.- ml
l^J^'l^^m oidm,,, small potatoes
month of April- /f A ^"v'he
breaking Zn.) ^'''" '""vvshoe-
liJloiia^ 7'npositions, signifies
tTfnUr. (Examples in some o:
the following words.)
ny thoughts and resolutions^'/ i"
„r, ^-'V- ''(tied end ana. ' I />■■'"' .
S'ZrtV '• -^'^wliness of 27aT:\f-'?'°"«J«""dingto
adollai -
J^^jufwammg, adv. always in th«
--place,- always The^t
Jifjup'i u. V. 'it grow,s slowly • n
5^rf;mi«,(„^V,)n V.I eat slowly; 3.
Bedjiw, (nm) n. v. I am slow in mv
dys.works,etc.;3.p.-/;plS'
Sf>^^cinin)n. v I walk slowly ;
tfy«y num. one; a certain : the oth
^'■-■l^^^f' ^fifisem, a certain boy
.^.9«i/ ^mt/fc, thy other arm ^
etc -.,«. /T- '' "^ handkerchief,
''"', a Dianket was given tn mo
and to him a handkerchief '""'
/^WvW«^^.< u. V. it Ks consid-
are considered ah oni and the
^'i'rf,^«"'''(''''*^"- v.fhaveal
wav« .iV ' ^""* ' n- V. 1 have al-
sTSi 'i'^r.T'in^^Uamcon.
"we
yn,..ad, one of the t^f (.. S.^.l the -e ^^-g L a.
'sStiS^.L^;^i:;l^.-i.^S^-^
B!iJ:-l '^-'■••■'^ i P- ^---«'5- ' EhSf """'^■^■"■' «• the same
Bejufukam, i^nl»;) „. v. I am alone in thn ^L^' ""'.'^ ^"'l conformity of
a;^noeorboat; 3. p. I., p.^." Sj-"'' -»t'-nts,concUf
Bmpo»»-«o^, a, an, one.-This word Hiil'!.' i^^^' ""'''^y* 1"'etly, gently,
al udes to a f,M«/o„, object as nulcV'''''-'- '''°P ' ''"^on ! not^so
''^_;'TiirMiiriiiiifMmMiiMii h
BEN
m
■Bihadu, {mn, n. v, I am quiet, still,
mild, meeK forbearing ; patient in
contradictions, ( M),7AMi< «w/#TjW: )
3. p.-i; p. haie..sid. '
Bekadisiwin, s. tranquillity, still and
quiet behavior, mildness, meek-
ness ; patience.
Behadom {nm) n. v. I speak low,
(not loud;) 3. p. 1.; p. baie..wcd.
Jfeica nm kotagendam, n. v. i am pa-
tient in sufferings^ in sickness, la-
bor, persecution.
Behanin h.tagis. BeU nin kota-
D^,..; ^^^'^' "''''> hitagendam.
Jsekamsul, p. s. a. anothsr one,
Mkish, adv. at the same time.
Bikominagak kashhdhikaigan, s. pad-
lock, (round lock.)
Bimddagad, p. s. a. one that swims,
a swimmer; ^\-jig.
Bejnddawahid, p. s. a. one that
squints, a squinter ; pl.—^Va.
Bemddisid, p. s. a. one that lives
somebody; \>\.-bemaiisidii<j, peo'
pie, folks, the world.
Bemihatod, p. s. a. one that runs, a
runner;, pi.— ^V/7.
Bimidekadeg pdshkisigan, s. cara
bine. S. Btmzdckade.— This sig
mfies properly: "Greased gun."—
They call it so, because they al-
ways grease the stuffin which the
ball is wrapped ud, be/pre they
ram it into the barrel of the car
abine.
Bimiged, p. s. a. one living in a
house or lodge, an inhaoitant ; pi
—Jig-
Bemigiididjig, pi. neighbors in a vil
lage, etc,
Beinomigad hehejigoqanjin, p. s. a. one
that is carried by a horse, a rider ;
bem..djig heh...
Bemossesaig, p. s. a. one that does
not walk, a lame person, unable to
walk, a cripple ; \)l.-og.
Benadjit(d od ai:man, p. s. a. one
that wastes his things, a spend-
thrift, squanderer, prodigal per-
son; pi. hcnadjitodjig od aiimi-
wan.
BES
Bingot,{nvn)n.v. lam drj ,not wet;
3. p.-i ; p. haiengoaid.
Bengwakamiga, u. v. the ground or
soil 18 dry; p. haicgag.
Bi7igwan,M. v. it is dry; p. haiena-
Wang. "
Bingwanam, (nin) n. v. my throat
IS dry, 1 am thirsty ; 3. n.-o : p.
bate.. mod. .
BiehiMa, {nin) a. v. an. I marK it,
{an. obj.) I maKe marks or figures
on it ; 3. p. obeJ..n: P- baie..ad.
JiisHbian, {nin) a. win. 1 make
marks or figures on it; 3. p. o bej...:
p. haie..ang.
Beshibiige, (nin) n. v. I marK, I
make marKs, on a. th.; 3. p. 1. ; n,
bai«sh..ged.
Bcshigaigan.B. a thing to mark with,
a scratch-awl, a graver, etc ; pi.-
an. ^
Beaho, adv. near, nigh, close by.
Bishudjia, { vhi) a. v. an. I draw nigh
him, I apprcdch him, I come to
him ; 3. p. o bcsh..n ; p. baie..ad.
Bishodjiton, {nin) a. v. in. I draw
nigh it, I approach it, come to it ;
3. p. o besh... ; p. baie..tod.
Bis ho nin tatoki, I make a short
step ; bebesho nin takoki, or, hesho
mntatakoki, I make short steps
in walking.— S. Wassaniu takoki.
Jieshonkagon, {nin) p. v. it comes
near me ; 3. p. o besh... ; p. baie..
god.
Beshosikan, (nin) a. v. in. I come
near it; 3. p. o besh...; p baie..
kang.
Beshoxikawa, (nin) a. v. an. I come
near him, I approach him ; 3. p. o
besh..n ; p. baie.. wad.
Beshowad, u. v. it is near, close by •
p. baieshowak. '
Beshowendr wad, u. v. it is consid-
ered near , p. baic.wak.
Beshowendun, (nin) a. v, in. I think
it is near, I hnd it near, (walking
from one place to another); 3. p.
obesh...; p. baie. .dang.
Besika (nin) n. v. I walk, navigate
or travel slowly; 3. p. 1.; p. baie-
d(!tka.
BIB 67
I^atn^/- «^- -alking, alow
^.7.%, U,-^)n. V.I grow very slow.
^1r:v^;-"^^°^«'-y slowly;
^iSf -T; ^""'^ ?• y- ^ ^"^ worth '
^tWr/"?^"-^-''^- I think lit-!
tK h • ^'"/'^ ^- ^- ««• ^ think lit-
tie of hun, I esteem him little: 3
otwitaxjos, {nin) n. v. ther mistni^f
StTusi'''?^'-r-*'^-^^^"'tw>th
Jnistrust, I make nought of thp
speaking I hear; 3. p J Am -n
hTmw;^h^'''''^'-^-'*'^-Il'»tento
nim with mistrust, I mistrusf hi«
speaking, i don't bel?eve wlmf I
hear him say, I doubt of it 3d
-"«■ • Ihis particle is prefixed tn
tI^'S'-!-t.veMSg.rttm
mnog, come here to sins-. ^
£h as end-syllable in some neuter
verbs signifies, filled with Sor
mtZ'^ ''t '^■'^^ ^^ ^^?«./, as ?
^eot&t, he drank enouffh. gLj,:
•J:.), he falls being drunk. mSt
g^h^, he is gay and joyful in fifj
intoxication ; etc. ^ '^'^
5^J«j-.)n. v.Iwait;3.p.j,„,p.
^wSim.'^^""-^.^^''f<^'him,I
^?£^S^'^^oitSut,
BIB
^dTI**?'^' "-v. it is thin, (met.1)
fu>emn, this frying.^ iTt^i
^p£*?f'sf,r'^r"'«' «^^-'^'^ thi.
piece ot silver, this stone is thin
5.^i^,aW^W.. s. aucti^^^^^^
Bibilg'a^awe, (nm) n. v. I amsellina
BtbcMigad, u . v. it is thin, ( wood • ) d
/c'nagm, thy cradle isTervthin
iVofe The difference between thi,
muIt;,eS,e:ri""""'^'^"'"'^hich
B^agigui^n. V. 3.p. it is thin ^a
b^rdj or some silk-stuff,-; p.%1':
Bibjihodan, {nU) a. v. in. I make
It thin, (or thinner,) by cJS
„?/P-''6'*..-;p.6eJ..aV ^'
Bibajtkona, {nia) a. v a;,. I mak,.
cutting • 3. p. obib..n • p. beh nod-
imp i^ia^ik^.-BibaAjawnal
bagmagons, cut that shingle thTn-
Bibilgima (nin) a. v. av*. Jcall him
with a loud voice. mnbibLima
IZTTT"''^'"'^^- ^ P»hlish^'E
Dans of marriage m the church.
J-P:obtb..n;p.beb..mad.
3 r^^r- ^"^n^P- ^- it calls me;
3- P-pbtb...; p. beb..qod.~mnwL
B^^^ginfan (nin) a. y. in. I call it :
Ij'Obib..; p. beb..ang.~0 6ib'
mndanmbomn, he calls death
6*
4
l' r1^/'
BIB
68
k -f
pleii. (on both sidea of the head :)
„?.• P-.l> Pb«b..wfrf. ''
B*Mfft,he,(mn)n. v. it tinirJ-j in
,,7*- ?"JOP- beb..ml.
t>iba<ium(fa, ox~ma<in<l, n. v the
^oor .s thin ; p. Seh.:ja.j, or-ma
■HihayusaniH. n. v. 3. p. it is thin
voice ; publication oi the bans of
inamagfc in the church.
/'»W/«m, («/;i) n. V.I raise the
ber nfTh^'P' '"^iicating the num-
t)er of the rncrnies killed.
/>*W, kiss mo, or, ki.ss him ; (in the
. .j^neuage of children.)
/nbuiei-u7nate, ox~^nagad, «. v. (he
S"^?'^'''y''*^«'-^*««drouglu;
Ji'ihineshlinc, ox~niaoa(h u. v. it is
not pressed down. Oil. rahlo ) p
last winter ; minmva tclii bib Jo
iiextwniter; W^d^^or bebunri^^
in winter. JV%«(, ixbon, narTbi
l>!»>., mnhmo bibon ; three years
five years, ten years. ^
^'^'^l^md, 11. V. year; p. ^,A,,.a<7a/J-.
-This word is always preceded
by a number or adverb ; as : AnZ
f^daMo-Uhonagah cl-o-aiaiun mm '
How many years hast thou been
/ /•"•'?■""' ^''^■■^hwasso hihma-
gad eko-aimdn WikivcdomfAhaye
now been eight years at'L'Anse
Ji>hom,gu, (nm) n. v.-This verb is
only used in connexion with a
number or adverb, to denote the
age of a person ; as : Anin evdal
*o.hthonugmtav:\ How many years
^^^onagts m.hme dash mida,m
Uhomgm; I nm twenty years
7?^ • •T''. "'•>' '^'■"^'^•^^ t^» years I
Bibonuh, imnj n. v. I winter, I am
BID
'".""y wmtcr-quarter; I spend the
winter-season m a certaiA place :
f- V-r] ; P- *'•*.. trf. •
thbopuhmagad, u. v. it winters, it
remains or lies somewhere over
\ esse will he here over w/nter
(It will winter here.) ''
quane^"'"' '• ^'"^ering ; winter-
^'w,'m:rA"' f- '"*• winter-skin,
wint.-r-fur; Y>\.~ag. '
flTJ^'^T"' «• winter-path,
wheie they use to walk only in
the winter-season;) pi „ ^ "'
m .s com»^^ //„•« «.«3,, a/,^roai.
^.''/- (E.xamples m some of the
jollowing words.) "®
^:.'f,«*'''««' (.«^>0 a. V. av. I see him
K;.ir-y^3.p..be....;j'?
Jhdahmi, u. V. it begins to dawn
/ndudagai; ^nin) n. v. I am coming
on the ice; 3. p.-o ; p. bod. J ^'
JMm, («.•.,) n. v.'i'come weep-
yi.^W/m,(„,,)„.^.j eometotell
^- 111., 1 bring a news or story ; 3.
V-»; p. bud.. mod. ^ '
I JUdadjlnK.tngr, ^mn) n. v. I come to
' pP-PJe-th.,--3.p.l/p.Tj!
""loS"^'" 9 ^'"■'^■' ^.7- ^■'*- 1 '^«'"«'
10 tell it ; 3. p. bi(?...; p. b«rf..
Jyidadjimof.nra. ( nirA a. v. «„ i
Ji2dadj,mou:in, s. report, news
brought m ; pl.-„.«. ' ' "e^s
JMagtmosse, (nm) „. v. j ,^ ^.^^^
i?l ^""wshoes : 3. p. 1.; p. had..
Bidaginan, (nm) a. v. in. I bend it
towards me, (wood;) 3. p. oJ,W...
p. bat/. .ang. '
^'i«fr,w«u.«,V,«/70 a. v. fm. Ibrin?
hims.th.; 3.p.oMd..n;p.bad
wad. ' "*'•
wind is com
BID 69
JSiddniniad. u, v. the
ing; p. had..mak.
jBiddgh, (tiin) n v f «,«
before the wmdp 3. p.^jp'^jE
■Siddsa, (nin) n. v. I bring : 3 p j;
oMustnn, a vessel is coininir.
,;fr"' ^"""^ "• '• ""• «• ^'^«'^«-
■Bidihissu, u V. a shower of rain is
coming,- p. ha..m,/. '^'" '^
Jiidikwnkone, OT-magml, u. y thp
iTk^T^ '"-l' ''"'■ ^ S'ye him or
It, ( t>ome a/i. obj. ) 3. n. o hiJ,n„„ ■
JJidinamawa, (nm) a. v. an. I give
hunoritto^im, intohishaifd
3.p.obid..n;p.brid..wad. '
00).; J. p. „ 6,^., badinana.
Bvhpo,or->na<fad,vi. v. a snow-storm
BidjamhUnin) or, i^-an^M n. v
^rSm^^.'''■''^"• "• / "^°"^« here
Jitdjibt imago, nmfmss. v. I re-
y-oadnhamaunnd. '
Midnbtde, ox~magad. u. v. it comes
«l'dmgorflying,it8lides;p S'
^^2t^ism, s. letter re«m</, pi._
■Bidjibuo binesht n. v. 3. p., the bird
slides through the air; p bad s^
£tdiuiabi (nm) n. v. i come heS*
BID
brought hither; p^a./.Vor^'^
come here : 3 n l • ^ i • ,
Ji-uhinnsawe, {ni>i) n. v I an,o„ i
hesmeiforodor\fs:-th.;Tp'
^^"/'^'^^awa, (mw) a. V. an 1 nn.i
or shove it somewhere: 3 n '
„^fi,-',p.bad..(od. '•*•?■«
fciu:"r*/'rK.^-^-p-' the bird
-B^W or-ma,.«^, „., it flies hi-
Wiiass, (nin) n. v. I carrv a lonH
before hand to a plac^wLtherl
mtendtomove;3.p.-o;p.J«^,V.
onmvback;3.p..^..,,"p:£-
BidonMi) a V. in. I bring it ; 3
Bidondan, {nin) a. v in r hrin .
on mv back, on my caJPyinff-stf^n
or portage-stran • ■'o "^^'^^V ,? "ap
\Bidweiae, in compositions, alludes to
I fSl^inll3.'f '"-""-fthf
r^i"
'ifi^tki
•-«
BfO 70
JiiduMwthato, («w) n. v. I am heard
Bid^vewfdjiwan, u. v. the running of
a stream is heard, or tlio rapid* of
a 8 roamaro heard ; p. bad..wang.
£tdweive,hvn, Mn) n. v. I an, hen^l
oomingon;3.p. |.;p.i«^.,,- ;'
coinuig hither speaking ; 3. p.-i • I
BUwevttawa, (nm) a. v. an. I hoar
him coming hither speaking: 3. n
O hid. .ill n h.t.l a„„J *' '^
BtO
nlnti..n;v.haJ..wad.
Htdweivulavi, («*/*) n.v. I come hero
speaking; 3. p. 1.; p. 6od..a//«.
/?»«/'a^mi/««, („,V») a. v. an. 1 wait
fhLkS"' '".""y thoughts, I am
thinking on his arrival; 3. p. o hi
n] ji. baen\.nuid.
Bi-ijinis, (,nn) n. v. I have or brinir
with me, (somebody ot s. th. ) 3
winbijuhio mn H-y,mi, nin bi-
gMts.si ■ I don't come alone, (or
with nothing,) I bring with me
(some person, or some other obi.
Bi^i^ma {nin) a. v. an. I cause
him to bring some an. obi. aionij
WUhhim; '3.p.obi-ff..n;\,.ba-.
Bi-giaidmngad, u. v. it comes with
It brings along with it.. ; p. ha^''
gak.-Ktt,mm'in hi-qigmtnagad hi-
UmagMum, hiagitouin gaie : la-
ziness brim/s along with it poverty
and suflenng. '
Bi-<misin,{nin) a.v.m. 1 bring it
along with me, I come with it ;
J-V-obi-g...;^.ha-gigisid.
Jit-gigmnan,{7iin) a. v. an. I have
him along with me, I come along
With him, (anya«. obi.) 3. p. S
bt.:;'p.ha..gigisid{Y. Cnnj.)
Jiigisawah, (mn) n. v. I cannot see
well, I have weak eyes, dim eyes;
^■p-i;p.hag..Md.
JUguaivinam, {nin) n. v. S. Bigisa
-Bigisawinm, {nin) a. v. in. I can-
not see it well ; 3. p. o hig... ■ p,
bag..ang. -y > f
£tgi»atoi„auvi, (mn) a. v. an. I cah.
-t«eehimwen;Vp.«*^!-J.
^.T""' i'^'^K "• "• ^ '^"'ne back
I Uf'huljvjnde, i)r~magnd, u. v. it in
torn; it is taken down, (a bnild-
f;,*''-^'''«''j«ken,(a'c,Lm«n,l.
Utgvbidjigan, or higobodjigan, a. anv
thing to tear with; nisoT a plough;
a harrow; p|.-a„. ' "**"'
B.gohidJignHo, n. v. 3. p. it ja torn,
I
{an oh].)Yi]bag.'.f"(iJ
■l^igobtdjige, (nin) n. v. I tear
B,aob,d.m, (nin) a. v. ,1 *i tear it •
nnkoi|down. I break it d^wn!
I ("l'»'.'d>ng.&c.) I break or trans.'
! gross it, (a commandment ;) 3. p
obtg...;^ubag..d,d ^
Btgobmu, (nin) a. v. an. I tear some
««.obj.;3.p.„W<;..„;p.,,«y..„^^
imp. bigohij. " '
/>'M<.dimt', (nin) n. v. I have torn
leggings; 3. p. 1. ; p. ^a^..^grf.*
Bzgode, or-mogad, u. ^.''biqwade,)
breaks m two, burning, It burns
or^SLf J" ''^ '"•^^''«' P H^'^-^!
Jiigognndma, («m) a. v. an. (or, nin
butwagananm,) I break it by strik
.n
i V-
, .■ .-,;■ ...^. , / X III can
ing It, (an. obj.)3. p. o
bag.. mad.
Bigngarimidan, {nin) a. v. fn (or
mnbtgwagavavdan.) I break' it by
«trikin«u, I shatter it to piecfes
^■?-ohg..;Y>.hag..ang.
^SeTq''i"r.^ "•/• ^ J^^«' torn
Clothes, 3. p. ].; p. bag..ied.
BigomAnin) a. v. an. I break some
"''; °^-'- '"to pieces ; 3. p. J/rJ
ashamagwa abimdi,iag : J Break
* Note. In some of the followiiiB- wnr.i.
there ought to be wa or tc,, insf ead nf^ i.?
he second syllable; bat as o "s ^r he'art
m^ronmincing, we put it also in writinT^
Very often wa and m' are proaoto'J^S';^*-
BIG
n
BiyotMH, (Hin) a. v. in. I breaii it t«
Ji^/nne^hm Jnin) n. v/l bTeuk' v
'•anoe ; I shipwreck; 3. p. 1 • „
'^itin ' ^"'"^ "• "' ^- ^^'""'•■
AW,i/», (or hitjwighm) n. v. 3 n t
.reaks,fu||,,,gtotheground, a..
U(J
/ii^joMa, imn)xu v. I break down
r am hroU. ruined ;1 am pui out
o. powor, , a,.w.„o;;d'K^!
fice 3. |>. l.;p.6rtj,o«A/{W.
ft . ' "'■-^«''«:«<'. u- V. it breaks,
't IS broke.., ruined; torn: p. hag
umdownAbreaksomeJ.obi .
iimman, nin Ln-IngoMawa gal
« * mo,Awem ; f broke this wafch^
.md I tore my handkerchief. '
limmt>,, ror, blowu^m,) u. y. it
breaks falbng Jown to the ground-
BigwaaaAnin) a. v. in. I break it •
J-V'O0'y...]^.hagioaan<f.
Ihgwajcwa, {urn) a. v. an I tear his
«k.n,scratch.nghim;3.n.5e/,;
p. W..«mrf; imp. J/^,/,^// ^ '
/hgwakdnngaan hitigat^Anin) a v
nf; ^^'^^^ '^ "'^^'i «^ garden, I
CX" "'''•^•'''^^'••■'•^
li^gwalcamvjaigade, ot-maqad, u. v
the soil or ground is broTen up, it
'8 ploughed or hoed; p. haghes
Bigwakamigaige, {nin) n. v. I breaK
up the ground or soil, I plough 1
Jlo;gh;7l.-a: ^"""' ^'"^' «
„i? u ^ plough , or I maKe
P oughs, I am a ploughmaKer a
ploughwright;3.p':i.;|«^S'
i^jl^M^'.maKer.ploughwrightj'pl.':
«'•' . lamigi.,ufjigf^ {nin.) n. v I
wiinuio toeth, (n..y «/i. obi ) 'J n
/iigmimldnA,nm)(i.v. in [tear it
with the teeth ; 3. p. I JV .7 P
'xig.aug. ^ * • ' P-
/iigwawa, (vm) a. v. an. I breaK
«ome an. ol.j. ; „ i,;^..; ' "j^""*
BigweUmauiul n. v. there arS bran.
Ches; p. /;rt,/..^„^ "^""
Ifra'S?:'*" "*'''^^' "'^ '^«« has
M-gwikah {nin) n. v. ] turn this '
-fij. Am-nioekab. "
Bi-gwekigalaio, {nin.) n. v. I tuni
S "L«y^f ?'^^%; 3. p.-i; p. j^"
l^M.-^- Am-gwekigahaw. ^
.aiJinp (a;i. ob).) p. W.j:«<7.
^^Mm«.(,«,V/,)a.v.a... (^or «t»
fv,vo«Atma,) I break it to p.ecTs
p^Czr^''^"-'^-"!)
by iettin. It fall down. Lf.obj j
B%-v)aAn-m)ix.y. I come : 3. p l •
P- oatjad. ' *^ '
Jii^jfgikah, {nin) n. v. I put my
s^'f nearer here, sitting ; 3. p J-
p. h<t..\iid. s , o. p. «.,
^Inm^' ('^'''■«).";^- I <*mehere for
some reason ; 3. p. 1 • n b^ ,W
«<]W.-- ire^(;ne«. hatnikaian f Whv
doest thou come here ? (What is
the reaso* of thy coming?)
^^^Vbti, in compositions, signifies
l?£:r/r^- (Examples insS
01 the Ibiiawing words.)
A ii-
ig ggw.tateas i ^ aBba».
' ill
■I
■ I
m
BIM t2
Mj^dhato, iMn) n. v. I run round
-»«>, ' ' *^, (;««) n. V. I :valk round,
1 describe a cfrcle in walking ;?
p.l.,-p. hfij..sed. *"
Jitnhn8S6hi,>eski, the bird flies round
describes a circle.
^wb<?«r/d«,, (,„Vi) a. V. i«. I think
alvvay8onIt;3.pob^;•...;p.'^,^.'
BIM
Mjibefdma, (nin) a
always on him ; 3
Hhhiidee. (
V. an.
p. b
I think
'-n; p,
£ip\ymee, {nin) n.y.Ot, I feel an
inclination to vomit .- a n i " '
^- P- 1- ; p.
inclination to vomit ;
tie;.. fid. '
-Syiw, 3. lynx; pl.-rt^.
^ijiwata>i,s.an. lynx-skin ; pl.-ao
£tjtu'e,(mn)n. v. I bring a Sio^i
sc^P,orscalps,-3.p.l.rp.bi/^!
pearl; pl.-a^.
Mikanimagad, u. v. it is round, of a
globuiouslormjp. bf/?-..^a^. '
tZTV^'^'r-KV- "is round
or globulous, (an. obj.) p. h,/c..sid
JnkwaJcwa, or -magad, u. v. there is
fp Tn.^1: °^trees standing together;
■^n Sf '"'t \'- cP'^ ^"'^^^ Point,
(1^ Anse, Lake Superior.) At that
t'oint, to or Irom that Point, £i.
Mmaadmi mi^ajia^ (nin) a. v. in T
follow a road, path, trail; 3, p. o
^t?««amfl« (r.m) n. v. I pass by in
a^canoe singing; 3. p. 4 p. ,^J^^."
Bimawmog hinessiwag, n. v. pi. the
birds are together-^by tror ps, by
gangs; p. bmaffl/?io(^;"(> ' '
Simaan, (nin) a. v. in. I take oflfthe
■®',~rt '"'"l*- "■ "•■ I f"'"" his
track, 1. p. „ bnn...B; p. hem..nad.
p. hem..nod. '•'j-J-p.-o,
Jiimadad,xxv. it is living, it is alive-
:rtod!inr^'^^'^-^-"^
^^^^dagak, (nin)n. v. I walk on the
thewater,Iwade;3.p.i.;p.b,;„..
Mmadauuih, (nin) n. v. I look ohli
£imadisumgad u. v. it lives; p. hem..
n-i ' . '-"^o^nvuyuu u. V. u lives; p b^m
£xlconi,gens, s. an. a kind of small r>^''*:.- • •
, pearl; pl.-a^. °' ""^^^^ Bimadmwin, s. life. AW,>e- bv„,„^y
liikmiinairad. u. v. if i« ..„„,, „r_ stwm, life everlastin/i.„;:*„ '
7i!^ J- '^? ?\erlasting, eterinty.
£-madpa, (nm) r. v. i ^^^^ j^j^^
I give him life, I "ave him, IviS
cate or ymfyhim; 3. p. '^ Jf;; "'
V-iemadjiad. ^ ■>oim..n,
^lHf1fH''''/^"^> '■•^- I '"^ke my-
self live, I conserve or safe my
"l^iZ'A'H''- ""■ I give life,
. saveiiie; 3. p bem..wed.
Jitmadjitamadis, (nin) r. v. I m^'ke
ivetomeorformes.th., thatis
I conserve or save it to me; 3 p'
^imndjitamadison, (nin) a. v in T
make It live to me or for me," I con-
' prs.ir''^''"^^'^''^-^^--
^imadjitamadisonan, (nin) a. v ««
oi)J.,3. p. o6*m...; p. hem..sod. (V.
■Bimadjitamawa, (nin) a. v. «« i
make it live to him, I conserve or
saveit to hiraor forhim;3.p
bm..«; p. hem..wad. ^
DIM
.73
Mmadjiton, {nin) n. v. I make it
Jive, that is, I conserve or save it
from destruction; 3. p. o him. . d
hem.. tod. ^'
Mmdgimosse, (nin) n. v. I past by
walkmg with snowshoes 3. p i
f.hem.sed. f ■>
Bimdjaam,(nm) n. v. S. Jijodiwaam
Jhmajagamf,{nin) n. v. S. Jijodiwe.
Jiimdkost mifuf, n. v. 3. p. S. £{.
moshogisi.
Bimakwa, or -rnagcul, there is a for-
est wooas; p hcm..ag, or -maf/ak.
— Wasmivech hiinakwa, the forest
IS far off there.
HimahcaaN, {^nui) a. v. in. I twist
or squeeze it with a stick; 3. p o
him...:, p. ham..an<j.
-/5m(l^wa/.s. twisted wood; rc du
boistors;] pi. -on.
Mmukwaujan, s. stick used for twist-
ing or squeezing; pi. -nn.
Bimnkisaise, {nin) a. v. 1 twist with
a stick, I squeeze; 3. p. 1.; p. ham.,
qed.
Jhmilkwajiwe, {nin) n. v. I pass by
in a canoe, or boat; 3. p. I.; p. hem
wed.
Bimdkwamo, or -mcujad, u. v. a piece
of wood iieswi J^igh, (not oii the
ground; p. hem.,mog, or -magnk
Jiimakwamoim, (nin) a. v. in. I put
a piece of wood somewhere elevated
from the ground; 3. p. o him,..: n
hem.. tod. > ^ f-
MmdkwHwa, {nin) a. v. an. I twist
or squeeze some an. obj. with a
stick; 3. p. f> bm..M; p. hem..wcuh
imp. himakwti.—Mmakwd. aw wa-
washkesliiwaian,; squeeze this deer-
skin.
Mmahwishima, {nin) a. v. an. (pr
mnhimakoshima,) I put or lay it
somewhere, (a piece of wood, an )•
3. p. ohim..n; p. hcm..mad.~Na.
hagissag nin himakwisfiima wedi,
1 lay a board there.
Mmakwishin, n. v. 3. p. pr. himako-
shin It IS lying there; p. hem..tng.
— JMabagzasag wedi himaha>ighin,
a board IS lying there.
Btmahwismi, u. y. (pr. himalcosam,)
BIM
Jt is there, (piece of wood:) n.
Bimakwisaitmi, (nin) a. v. in. (pr
btmahmiton,)lpiii or lay it there'
(apieceofwoodm;)3.p.obM»...'
P- hem..tod. '
HcmamoAljiwe, (nin) n. v. I walk on
the summit or on the ridge of a.
mountain; [C. je marche sur ledos
wX' '"""'^^'"^d 3- p. 1.; p. hem.,
Bimamo mikana, u. v. the road pas-
ses...; p hemamog.—Mi ima hema-
mog mtkanu, the road pisses there.
BimandaweJuin) n. v. I walk over
a log elevated from the ground; 3
P- i-; p. oem..wed.
Bimnsh, (mn) n. v. I am sailing- 3
\yi;p.hemashid. '
.fiimasMwin, s. sailing.
Bimdian, u. v. it floats down-stream
by the cuirent; p. hematann.
Bimate.pan Bimateiqe. Bimateiqt.
magad. Btmateigewin.—^. GaU
kaltigan. Gashkatitgc. Gashkatii-
gemaga/l . Gashkateigewin .
Bimawanidiwag awessiiag, n. v pi
the beasts (or animals) are together
by troops, by gangs; p. hsmawmi-
dutjzg. .S. Bimaamog...
Bwii: prefix giving to verbs the ac-
"^ZV^ ''^''''fsoinQ iy> or passing
trough a place or places. (Ex-
amples^ in some of the following
Bimibagina assema, (nm) a. v an
I twist tobacco; p. W.«a<^. '
Jitmibagimgan, s. an. twisted tobac-
co.
Bindhaigo (nin) pass. v. I am made
to pass by running; I pass by riding
on horseback or on a carriay^e- 3
p. himthaa; p hemihaind. '
Bunihato, (nin) n. v. I pass by, xuxi-
mng;3. p.l.;p,be«i..^y^. ^
Btmihatowin, s. run.
Bimihigina, (nin) a.' v. an. I squeeze
It, (a/i stuff;) 3. p. o him..n; n.
ham.. ad. '
Bimihiginan, (nin) a. v. in. I squeeze
It, Omen, &c.) 3. p. ohim...; p.
oam..ang. *^
H
nm
i''!ii
^M^mi0e(nin)n.y. I squeeze;
-^fmibodjtffan, s. plough; p| an
oem..s«d. ^' ^' P-
or drag it alone: 1 n«.. uJ'l^.^"^
74
BIM
Perly.my heart turns:) 3 n ? •»-
^afn..ed, or ham..iad. "^'P'^-'P-
Simideeos^cinin) n. v T fppj „,^ t
oam...sed. P' '•> P-
J^imid^.jdhosiaan, a. castor-oiJ «o
purging medicine, ''^^^"'^•o^'. as a
greased; p. bm..4o;i:gJfc^.'«
^imidewadjiw, s. Mount Olivet
Bimidiwan, u. v. it is greasv f.',n „f
grease; p. hem..ang. ^' ^"" ''^
ordrarn^r/^-''-,^- ^^aw ^"^^^^^wa/^, u. v. it
hem..ang. - -
■Bimidabdnd, (nin) a. v. a« T Hr^,.,
or drag him'aloni; I pass b/S^
rying him on a sleigh: 3^n' „■ .^ T' '"••t" '""^'««*««.
'■ it. put grease o^i ^-o'-i^-^g^^ase
•j"'6 mm on a sleigh: 3 n n n- . , . ' J^" "^'*'«^««.
-v^:Uswoven,-p.b....,./t'
^ltk;'^'7r'^'^'--y woven
^imt-daffwishin, (nin) n. v. I arrive
otplar)7o'^i'^^°'^^°--
Kt tn:: ' ^- ^^^^^'-'^^ -fiar.
^imidal-miffan, s. sail-vard- 1.1
f- Pattern for the meshes in S'
Z f •"'*^' P'- -^'^' ("-^h-pau
A^^rf^e^,, (^,V,) n. V. I grease-
J' l?-^-iP-hem..Qed. ^grease,
I am dirthV'Slt "•g'rea'se-Tr'^-'
P- »em..sid. fe'tase, j. p. _j.
-Bmiidma, {nin) & y an ThnU
««• obj. oblionp vT u.*°™«
obliquelyj's. l ol'im -K i^ "
a/j^.; ^ ootm..., J), hem..
£imidjuMma, (nin) a. v. «« r nnf if
boat,) 3. p. -^; p. bm..zd. ''nJ^fi^.?imdon, {nin) a.y.i^ r „„.
imidased, s. ff^,. h»r .<• I ^ ^'^''fss, 1 put it obliquely: (V\l
le mets de travers -^ ^Z^i-^
„anobique or timed e^g^f^]!"*'
boat;) 3. p. -i; p. be^..jrf.
-^miae, s. grease, fai, oil. I -^'"'«?;'w;«^aA>«;arf, s. hoe,' axe wiT}
BIM
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■Bifnidjitmdon, (nin) a. v. in. I carry
it obliquely, awry; 3. p. oUm...:
^.bem..dod.
Bimig, (.nin) n. v. I work or embroid-
er with porcupine quills; 3. p. -i;
p. hamigid.
Bvmigdbawimin, (nin) n. v. pi. we
are standing round, (around some-
body or s. th. ) p. hemigabwwidjig,
bystanders; (L. circumstantes.)
. 3im\ge, (nin) n. v. I live with others
in a village or town; 3. p. 1.; p.
bemdged. PI. hemigedjig, those liv-
ing in a village or town.
Mmigeidimin, (nin) com. v. we live
together in a village or town, we
are neighbors; p. hemigeididjig,
neighbors. '' ^^
Bimigemin, (nin) n. v. pi., we live
in a village, (not in the woods, in
the wilderness;) p. lemigeihjig.'
Bimi-ija. {nin) n. v. I pass bv, or I
come throngh, a place, in going to
another place; 3. p. 1.; p. Urai-
i^ad.
Btmikawdde, or -tnagad, u. p. there
are tracks or vestiges, footsteps,
(of a person or animal;) p. Jem
deg., or -magah.
Bi?nika?ve,(nin)n.v. there are my
tracks, my footsteps, thev show,
(on the snow, in mud, etc.)"3. p. 1 •
p. hem..ioed. "'
Bimihaweuin, s. vestige, track, foot-
step; pi. -an.
Bimimdssamawa,(nin)&. v. )m. I am
jealous towards him; 3. p. obim..n-
p. ham.. wad '
Bim'imisdge,(nin) n. v. I amjealous-
3. p. 1.; p. harn..ged. '
Bimina, (nin) a. v. an. I twist him-
3. p. hi..n; p. bnminad. '
Bimxndjikawa, (nin) a. v. an. I run
after him, I pursue him: ,•=(. n o\
l>tm..n; p. hem. .wad.
Biminahvdn, s. rope, cord; line- dI
-an. ' ^ '
Bitninakwanens, s. dim. small rord
line, string; pi. -an.
Btminahwamlce, (nin) n. \ I „-v«
cords, ropes, &c., I f,.Ti a *-...-,
maker; 3. p. l.;9.h€m..h€d.
BIM
Btminahwanikewin, u: trade, work
occupation, of a ropemaker. '
■^'"^'nahwandkewmini, s. ropemaker;
Biminan, (nin) a. v. in. I twist if 3
J-oMm...;p.Uminang. '
BtnH-ntbitnhhanan, (nin) a. v. in
pl. I go from one thing to another;
3.. p. oUm...; p. hem.:can<,.-~Ka-
Inna walanjanan o hindlihiU^h.
foroihe:.^"''"'^*^'"""^*'^-^
Bimi-niUtesihawag, (nin) a. v. an
pl. I pass from one person to ano-
tw(^ '■T-^"y ''"• °''i- to ano-
iner,) S.ji.ohm..wan; p. hem..wad.
Btmznigadamoa, (nin) a. v. an I
make him carry s. th. on his shouL
<ler, J. p. o hzm..n; p. hem..ad.
Bimimgaddn, (nin) a. v. in. I carrv
itonmyshoulder;3.p.o?„-^..^.7
hem..ang. ' ^*
Biminigan, s. auger: pl. -an.
Bimmigdna, (nin) a. v. an. I carry
on my shoulder some an. object;
3. p. o hm..n; p. hcm..nad.
Bimtmaandl-, s. barrow carried c.i
the shoulder; (F. brancard;) p
-on. '' ^
Biminigans. s. dim. gimblet; pl.-a„.
Bimimge, (mn) n. v. I carry on mv
shoulder; 3. p. 1.,. p. fte;;,..^^^. ^
Btmmik, cubit, elbow. This word is
always preceded by a number; as •
J\ isso htminih th ree cu bits ; nij'.
fanadnm, hmiml; twenty cubits
Btmwhmiimnin, (nin) or, nin hirn.i.
(dcimmmm., n. v. pl. we are many
together; p. hem..nodjig, or -hem..
Bimip<^, Qr-ma{iad, u. v. the snow
stot.-.. passes by ; p. hemipog, or
Bimishkd, (nin) n. v. I go to some
!' i"- . in a canoe, boat, etc., I
1. vpI m a canoe, etc.; 3. p. 1.; n
oe'n..kad. *^'
Bimishhnwin, s. traveling by water
navigation, (not sailing.)
Bti: iskhamnagad, u. v. there is
navigation (on a river.) it is navi-
gable ; p. hem.. gat
BIM
■ I ; *
• -Mi
^imtei, 8. eel ,• pl^ap.
-BimtskodiaH, s. snail ; pi _«
SMoaadeaUn, (nm) n. v. I distorf
^£t?ri/Tl "•-!>- my
;oundor'(-Vu-(;o2rei^"oT/5
/.;t P; " *w«..w; p. ham..nad. ^^
bam..aj ' 3- P- «*««*...; p.
-BtrnMost'desAzn, {nm)n. v. I distort
or dislocate my foot ■ 3 n i •
BimisTcota, {nin) n. v. I turn round ■
grindstone turns well '
-mcujak ' ^' ""'"^■■'CiJi or
iam..tod. ^ '*••• ' P-
SimuhoweUna, (nin) a. v. «« j f n^
round briskly Wa«obT- 3 o
^a^/»..a«^ ^' 3- P- ^ *«'«••• i p.
^a'Sr' "r^^^'^- »• V. it turns
Bimukwaigan, s. sSew-Sf j p].
Bimiskwaige, {ni>i) n. v T am
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BIM
BtMewin, s. flight, flying
•herewalkm,^on/he-laUh°re
n?" P- ^- ) p. befn..med. '
■^tmtwane, {nvA n. v. T carrv « i« a
or pack on m/back iSt}?^^
Dortairp a^►or, ' P"CK with a
portage-strap, or carrying-strap ■
b..»..»,-p.b.»..„/'"'°'" '-P-o
Ji'mu,an„n. s. ihe load „, pack car
o/^a„.ergoesoifen'tirei;;.p^^^^:
^?ftri;ij;''r-"-r^-"y
bm..i '^''^ ' ^- P- « bm..^; p^
^^/«wm«, (nin) a. v. a«, j carrr
nun with an arrnw •< r> ""V ^'
^p.b..oa^7i^'pX;.t/-'''~'»'-
bm.1'4" "'*'"' '•P-''^"^-".' P-
"^rf^' (■'^*''>-v.l creep, I crawl-
3-P- I. ,-p. bw^«;. ^' ^'
BIM
77
£tm6degos, (nin.) n. v. I camp from
distance todistance, (going through
the woods m winter from one place
to another;) 3. p.-j ; p.hem..sid.
Mmodegosiwin., s. the traveling of
an Indian family from camp to
camp througli the woods in win-
ter.
Bvmdjigan, a. aim, mark or tarcet I
of an archer; pl.-a/i. " I
Bimodjigc, {nin) n. v. I shuot witli '
anarrow;3. p. l.;p. Jc^..^^^. I
Mmoma, {nin-) a. v. an. I carry him
on my back ; 3. p. o Um..n ; p. he-
mnnacl. ^
JiiTm/mdums, {nin) n. v I carry
somebody on my back, a child ;
J. p.-o; p. hem.. sod.
Jitmomigo, {nin) pass. v. 1 am car-
ried on the back of somebody ; I
BIN
ride on horscjback ; 3. p. himoma ;
p. bemonnnd.—Mn bmmnio, he
carries me on his back. Behmgo-
ganji nm. himomw. a horse carries
me on his back, I ride on horse-
back. Jieh'JigngonJin u Inmom/.
gon, he rides on horseback.
Mmondaa, {nin) a. v. am. \ give him
8. th. to carry on his back, f make I
him carry s. th.; fig. I lay it to his
charge, I impute it to him. T lay
the iault of it upon him; 3. p. o'
dim. .71 ; p. hem..ad.
Mimondom, (nin) n. v. I carry s th
on my back ; 3. p. 1. ; p. 6cm..««./."
Btmondan, {mn) a. v. in. 1 carry it
on my back ; 3. p. o Mm... ■ p. bJm
ang. '
Mm:,jshUda?i>an, s. bomb ; pi -an.
Mtnoskogm aw mitig, n. v. 3. p. this
tree is twisted, it cannot be split •
p. oem../iid.
Bfnwsse, {nin) n. v. I walk, I pass
\}y',3.j,.l.-p.be,nossed. I
-mn>x)ssewzn, s. walk, march, gait. 1
iiimossiwinagad, u. v. there is walk-
ingjp. hfm..gak.—KitcU lime
tewmagadnongnm, mino bimoss..' <..
nagad da.s7i ; there is much walk-
ing to day, but there is sood waik-
JUmwdgan, s. a wounded person :
Bimwdgarm, (nt«) n. v. I am woun-
ded ; 3. p.-*;p. 6eOT..wZ.
Mimwagania, (nin) a. v. an. I wound
mm ; 3. p. o Um..n ; p. bem..ad.
J.tniuyaniigc, ^nin) n. v. I wound,
inflict a wound or wounds ; 3. p
, ]-\V- bcm..ged. ^
Bmiwnguniigewin, s. wounding, in-
I dieting wounds. ^
I Bunwdganrigowin, s. wound; v>\.-an.
i JHinwaganiw, {nin) n. v. I am a
wounded person, I am wounded ;
■i. p.-j ; p. hc>n..wid.
Btnurdfisin, {nin) n. v. I throw a
stone ; 3. p.-e ; p. hem..ing.~Frea.
nam/nu'ndsin. '
Bimwaminna, Onin) a. v. an. (pr.
bwmsznaa.) I stone him, I throw
stones at him; 3. p. ohtni..n: p.
hem. .ad. ' '
Bim'ra.-<Kinai'je, {ni?i) n. v. (pr, hi-
niomnaige. Ithrow stones at some-
body, I stone people ; 3. o. 1. • n
hem .ged. ' ' ' '
Bimwa'turu-e, {nin) n. v. I shoot at
j a mark with bow and ;!irows ; 3
P- 1. ; p. heni..wed.—S. (^odankwe.
^linnwiive, {mn) n. v. I am heard
I inakinj,' noise, in passin- by ; 3. n.
1- ,■ p. hem,.. wed. ■ ^ ; r
Bimicemeslnn., {nin) n. v. I am heard
pass]ngby;3. p. 1. ;p. b««i../«.,
JJimwewulam, {nin) n. v. I am heard
talking, in passing by ; 3. p. 1. • p.
hem..anci. ^ ^
Bind ! interj. lo ! behold ! now '
Jirnn {nin) a. v. an. I bring him
with me ; 3. p. « hinan ; p. hdnad.
mna. This word signifies nothing
by Itself, and is never used alone,
but always in connexion with a
number, where it signifies how
many hshes have been caught in *
a net or several nets; as: Anin
mdcmoUnatan? How many fishes
''V^t,'^"". caught in thy net (or
nets .0— A'irt hejigohind, nin nijo-
oina, nm mdamAyina, nin midm-
^ohma aslii hejig, aM nij, etc.,
?njtana nin da^suhina aM nanan.
^ J
BIN
''ni:-"^'-'^'ean,neat,pure;
P- ha..nadtd.. '' ' ^- ?' « *«•
tity. '^eiiavior, puruy, cbas
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BIN
5 J- ^ ''¥ '^•^^» the ^ai 7 3 p-
w cm..., p. bm..anq... ' ^-
f\.-m '"^' '•'«: harrow,-
^«feri-';|>ie^. (water or | ^t^SSr- £^ ■■£7''-^*
fen..t«</. n.S-P-l.^p. o(lJ,elreeaiy„',?'J.'°<'lM'M
rer
:ers,
ben..kad. "''^ °" ' 3- p. 1.; p.
comes off falls nrt- V ' ''^^ ^kin
mv th«„~i.x_ / "• \. 1 change
my thoughts or mv, ^/,cl^an?e hair- '-j n i . 7 ^' ^ ^ose my
D ] • r> ; '"y ""nd often • "l /?.•„ •'■ P* ^- P- len..wed ^
^^aige,{nin) ny J ^^,, iet 4lJ fire ■ q n ^1i^^ ^- ^- *'''• I
dam of 'a beaver in JH^'^^ '^^ I ^'^'7. ' ^' " ^•- P- ^..
oHhe rees aTj o'ff ^'""^^^^6!
of October ^^''^"' '^^ '"onth
him, I come to fe^Vh h-^ '^'"^ ^^^
him away (a Dersnn "' ^° '^'^^
««• obj.) 3 D ^„ f" °'^"y other
' -^wVimpl'ki'l-'^^'P-^-
Jiinamkwe, (nin) n v t i
k^g, or-maaak. ^^^ ' P' ^^••
^»'*«^'*a«,(„.WA.v!-in-purifyit
V. -'""5 uuin 1
At^, or-magaJk.
' -^y^wa*, (7i«;«) ,1. v_ T am «!..
BIN 79
^indskka, {nin) n. v. S. jBinds.
Jimassawagendam, {nin) n. v. I often
^''if/V^/r"^^*^. u. V. it is clean,
neat (a house, a room, etc.) p
aust oft, 3. p. o hn...;jp. ben.
Binaweigan, s. brush : p\.~an.
Jimawe>ge, (nin) n. v. f brush; 3. p
}•, p. ben,..ged. ^
|m^, 8. partridge; pl.-wa^.
. Jiinebag, s. partridge- ^
l^af;p:-o;i; (akindofln-
i?wmw, s partridge- f dian tea.
berry ; pi. -a» ; J
^*»£*A2;, s. a »ma« bird ; pl-ia^. s
BmeshiwanashUd,^. tail of a small
oira ; pl.-^/i.
^:mai/sr;7i.!.r- '"''" ^^ ^
-B«/ie«Si, s. a Large b'ird ; pl.-^a^
BinesdwahAnii) n. v/l^am sftting
like a bird; 3. p.-^; p. ben..m
-Bmesszwanaskkid, s. tail of a laVire
bird ; pl.-i;?,. "'*'''
Btuessiiviciwan, s. a;^. feathers of a
large bird ; pl.-a^. °' ^
cX ^'•/"'"''^ "■ \^ *"^ ^°>d, I feel
cold , J. p-i ; p. bangedjid.
/*t/i», m compositions, signifies cZeaw
^i^r'- (^-^"^Ples in some of
the following words.)
Bxma, (nm) a. v. «». I dean him
o'anTo?^'P""f^^''"'(«P«'•«^n
»'*, p. baniad.
BznUee (nin) n v I have a clean
^Xt"?'^' ^- '^'^^-^^^ °f heart,
^Su'fft "• \ 'K'' ^'^«"' (cloth,
stult, paper;)p. Sdm^aifc.
BIN
, obj. of ailh, etc. ) p. ban..dd,
Btmigade, or-^agad, u. v. it is
cleansed; p. 6«,,..rf,^,or-maA
^i/m^o,(«e;,)n. VI am cleansed;
^- P--«; p. ban..sid.
Binimgos, (nin) n. v. I have a clean
appearance; 3. p.-^" ; p.ban.sd
Bmmagoszwin, s. clean appearance
Bimnagwad, u. v. it has a clean an-"
pearance ; p. Ja«..^«^. ciean ap-
^m.;^... (.«,„) n. V. I have a clean
harids , 3. p. 1.; p. Ja^^..^^.
i^t«/«, imn) n. v. f am clean, neat •
^:^;^si^!---^^^-^-^
^^^f^f^/''^^- til'. "ntil,asfaras,up
^i'i':^^/, in compositions, signifies
int3s.V"^°'"^'^^'^«^°"°-
Binishi-angoshJca, {nin) n. \ I break
down entirely, 1 come to nothing ;
J- P 1.; p.ban..kad. ^'
Jimiskz-anooshkamaqad, u. v if
breaks cfown entirely it comes to
nothing at all; p. J^;:.^^.'"""^*"
J^trmsfa-dagtvishin, {7iin)n. v. I come
hereonmyownaccount;3.D 1^
p. oan..zng. h- i-,
Binishigiru'igad, u. v. it comes ^nm
duces) by itself, sponJaTeou's y"
without beir^g sown or planted by'
anybody ; p. ban...gaL ^
myself, on my own account, (with-
out being ordered or otherwW n
Juencedbyanybody;)Srr.n"
Binishi-kiherMn, {nin) a. v. in [
know It myself, Without beingTold
Sm r/^^^^'f' \ "■ '^^ i accuse
^imjalsdy, I calumniate him • 3
J-pbin..m- p.ban..m'id. '
Bzinshkan, {nin) k. v. in. I make it
fa from Its place; 3. 06m...; p '
('an..ang, ^
-i*..v
BIN 80
Smishham, (mn) a. v. an. I make
lall somea.. obj. from its pW 3
leei, J. p. ].j p. hani.ded.
B„mih,i, adv. without reason un
provoked ; spontaneously, on oJs
own account.-B^>«V/X■,i ^ ZSa-
&?/*- ^''"'.'■"''^"•^""p'-o-
•nylhing eponlaneouslv (on hk
«w^. account, wi.hou. fc/™a.t
I oor ,; p. ban:.,ja<j, or-maaaJc "
;Kx-c£;rf-.%,r;#^-*«
( a floor T'l ^'^'""K^: ^- "*• ^ clean it,
_(,dII00r,)J. ,. ohiu...; yuban f^„l
wsipid, t has no laste, (of Victu-
als,; p. bail. .kill, .
Oi«mi^o</«;ftrf, u. V. j«,. obi. it is in
hjm;3.;..?,",'!-„'^l°T"Sto
BIS
B«V!^wiM;(ffl ,. any little thinir that
falls m the eye, mote jpu"*;''*'
Ton^ik'^'^'''' "• ^- ®- ^^■■^'^<*«-
B«-»ar/aaw, (ww) n. v. I come onf nf
someplace; 3 p. 1.- nTf^"'*"^
him-T """".''■ >■"• oeJongmgt(
Lord, make clean my heart '
iJi^w^c/j, {tun) a. v. «« r ^l.o
cleanse or purify i -i" n ?^"'
^h^rnr;aH:-'-p-'^«"'^°^««ffhis
^jns, (a deer, a stag, etc.) p. 6^/..
Bi/i»in, (nin) n. v I lnv« - fi, •
eye,amotL.th.LinnmJee™'
P--<* J p. &tt/«*W<i "yeye,j
Bi*a/t, adv. quiet, still.
^ «i""*'?"'^"''' "• ^- «t is quiet • it
stops. It ceases : n bei //«! 7 '
"uSt"' '■"''■'''=''■ '""^u'iii'y.
now rapidly.)
Bw«M<,,u.v. it is still and quiet fin
\hmmndam, {nin) n. v. I am auiet
nmytho„ghts,'mmymin™d;Tp'
i., p. ors..a/t(/. ' ^
BgsS'm-^?irC
gm and quiet; 3. p. 1.,- p. i^f
Bwa/iWiW^,,, 8. tranquillity still
Xofof^S-' P-'cefuftispSi'
^2T«f/^' s little narrow string of
oneather-C.de ]a.babiche,fpK
Bishoailidon, (nin) or, 7ie« Je,;^^.^.
"^ishellit, 3.p.„j„^._.p^^^y_
Si, '''''' ^- ''• "''■ 1 Pe'^J. pare or
£4 W^^"■•^^^^P•''^^^^••ip•
Bifiagiyijwa, (n-ln) a. v. ««. S. Fa-
ma
afth.Ti- '^'^^ or Other parts
*", ^'i^^o'^y.'" sickness ;) 3. p. 1
BMujiwlagos, (nm)n.v. lam fair
•J. p. ^ , p. besh..tiid.
^^i«hi(iend(n/o.siwin, s. beautv fair
ness; glory, splendor. '' '^'"^
^iMge,,,iuyw,u]., u. V. it is l,eautiful
^Meiulagtci, (nin) n. x f drps^
«plenduly, gloriously; 3 p _.„ -T
(iish..wtod. • I'- o « p.
rifyhun.I„,akehfrng,orrou;:l
p. «6i.v/....;j ; p. l,f,.;^..„,^.
;t.glor.lyU;3.p.,,;,/,,,;,/j^;j'|
I'-is/nijentma, (nin) a. v. «„ I honor ''
lUsAu/wddud, n. V. it is impure un
BAsA*^mn/(^a.//'eV«, (,,eVj)n. v. 1 tell an
gu;.^ unchaste stoiv; a. p J! ^p"
H^Jj^.J^W.,s. impure story
i^is/ng/radendam, (nm) n. ^. I have
impure uncha.ste tl/oughts 3 p
I., p. D€sh..an(,. ' '^'
Bw/<%«^(«/t««;«w,,«v:;, 8 unchaste
thought impure thinking. ^''''
iHshgmuhs, {nm) n. v. I am an
';haste, nnpure/licentiousjs.p-
c. p. besn..sid. ^'
pumy,hcentionsness;fornicaaon;
)^«/«Vwirf/ in compositions, alludes
;"^,^'ti''^'.(E^amT,lesin some I
Of the following words.)
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BIS
u ■ L ' .J ,'' "^''A'-w^y p. be«h ad
pi^lngwddoilam. ^ '• v. ».
wadodamowin. ouiag.
unchastely or impurely ; 3 p^ f *
«^W.(;.<7TOm, s. unchaste
tai/ing, unchaste impure word ;
^^Mgmidj niwtbi^, (nin) j hehave
: "iVt-T'^'-^ am unchaste, in'::
";*'^T''«''y-V*"'^Am-«'m, s. impure
};;;';av|or^ - --'-t, uncl^iTy!
}ii-'rugwadcmlam.
"'sf'^gwadj.i.^,ula?,mvin, s. S R."
^fngmidendanmvin.
llSd"'"'-^""'"'' '• ^- Gagibadji.
^i>ildgw,Hlodam,{nin) n. v. 1 com
m.t unchaste impure actions; S.^]
tii''<ldgii'adadanti,wln,, s. i,npure un
chaste action ;pl.-«,«. ^"'^ "»•
lave an impure dream : 3. p i •
^ishigiodwjna, {7iin) a. v. a^ t
iy" L"V?'™^H^>""^h?ste^
B4^ot^;rS;r;,£,^^tS(in
J^Ungat03.p.„..,.-J^£i-
B/..//^-owa,„«, («,Vi , a. v. an. I mis«
nm (in shooting at:) 3. p. ;a^
ii<'M-ongwu,k, i^nin, n. v. I get
asleep 1 iail asleep , 3. p.-V^J^
^os sigiu„f,_they,can\eemen"o
sflTot?/''"-^"''^';'- ^^ it '^'^ lost
sight of, It IS out of sight, it can
be seen no more ; p. l>rsk..>vaL
'■ 'SUM^^'hi
nrs
i I
•<
> ■- 4 . 'm
^
^
K J.r,.,.
Jiisikwanaip (»i„\ »
'Iresam'yseir 3"'' '"r^^^'^r-^
■BmnndiH, Liiw)\> v 1 «'J^; ^;
t'loughtleas i n, . "" frivolous,
prudent behuv or 00 .T ""'!, ""'
Jiwiskadendam, {nm n v r k
inv sen*jp»j ,, v"^"*, n. v. 1 have
n> sense, .ga.n, , after fainting;)
Rill J.' P- '"■^■■■^ung. " ^'
member n.^eJl/na;ovVu'p,aUri
^istskeiidjigc ( rn-ii\ n ,• t
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well- 1 '""' well, I know him
JiZka 'or J: " *'/••'* ' P- fx^'-mad
[Fc-esT^llf'f'"-^-/' '« bent;
^^«b. adv. again, returning, back
^!-~^-(«^)n. V.I return runn.
lSts^i-j;:--coine
p. hetikahid. ^' ' P' ^-i
ing hammer; pl.-a„. *''' "^«'-
StTV^^h"- '^^ «"» "vet.
i^^^arf««;a, L"'^) «• V. ;«. I rivet
some an. obi ■ 1 r. « u ■ »»vci
^b... «.,, r.'^^^^^^ p.
5|t:rfe^«:m?:'^!r«^-
^;^ahreflameup;3!p.,::p\r:
linage the fire blaU Jame up
Mane, or-m.gad, u. v. S. £iska.
Bukaneanishkote, ^nin) a. v. in S
Btskaneiasdn ishkote, u. v. the fire
Wa^zes up by the wind ; p^ VJ!
«?/?«'«», I en/tmdle it, 1 inflame it;
BIS 83
•1- P; O his... ; p. be«..o«// .Bi»kn
BIS
/bldeij- I A^o '«"i^««, U IS bent,
i?^W< «,>«;,;,, elbow cub.-t • fF
"irtn-DarK, folded together tn ra.
>-ch.bl E r"o\Kfe''^^ <* ^-a!]
pl.-(m. '-'""fe'i^LO. casseau;]
p. J^*..a;^;. P '-' "^- P- '^ **«••• ;
^SfT^' ?^^)"-- I «"i folding;
^\»ogesUn,{nin]xi. v. J fall of„^u
ling over s. th.: 3 n i ' t,™^"
mg. ' P- ^- ' P- 5e*..
Bm,.ideahiwin, s. stumbling
linr-stone. **'*' *• ««• stumb-
^nTfi:\V''«««'^of«omeu.v, ,i„
nines the manner «/' ,^»' • ' »"
«^V;/.v.v„, the rain P.;^ ''"^ '•^«'^«-
sonfh • VoAz 1 . ^on'es frorn the
«out^,„AiT^„Az.«a, the rain ceait
'^s.^irrsii-ij^'^^-ci,
««.^, or-wa^a/fc. ^ ' P' *«*•
into 8„,alliiecel 7- crush ■?/'
small pieces, to powder • 3 n ""
raltwr^^-v-.fWfi„e
^'•-f7.^..i.4,(.i4-J;;p,,^7^£
S-Tpfbr'^'^^^"''3^'S'!
li^ssayUjancsUn, (nm) I brpnt „
nose, falling on it- 3 n 1 ^^V'^
..%. ""-j-i- p. 1.; p. ba««
bma^r>;j. ' P '^'^s-ad ; imp.
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MMagod dhik, n. v. 3. p. the kettle
IS profitable, it holds much : d.
oassagomd aJcik.
Rismowan, u. v. it is profitable ; it
holds much, (a bag, a vessel;)
p. oas8..(>ng, '
Bmcmvawe, n. v. 3. p. it has a thick
and Drohtable fur, (animal:) p.
Bigsaigade, or-magad, u. v. it is brok-
en to shivers, to small pieces : p.
nag8..deg, or-magaJc.
fUssaigas, (mn) u. v. I am bro/fcen to
pieces, (a person or any other an.
obj. ) 3. p.-fj; p. bass. .god. '
h'tusakamtgnan. ctM, (nm) oxnin his-
mJcarmgzhidati aki, a. v. in. I brea/fc
the g-round into small pieces,
1 till, hoe, piouHh it; harrow it : 3
p. iihus... : p. \mts..ang...
fima^amigihodjigan, or iiumkamvii-
buljtgnn, s. pioiigh ; harrow ; p'l.-
an. S. Jimdkuwi, kitvklbmdkwat,.
/.mnkamtgibodrige , {nm; cr nm
btssakomigihuljige, n. v. I brea/fc
the ground to small pieces, that is,
I plough, I harrow; 3. o. 1. : n
haf<.<i..ged. * ' '
J:u.'<(immns, s. an. a small little
stone, especially on the beach ol'
a laA-e; pi -«^.
^Ugxagdninsihi, or -magad, u. v
there are little stones, "(especiallv
on the beach of a la/l-e;) •.. htm.,
hag, or-m agak.
J-Jm-au-a, (mi,,) -d. V. an. I crush or
break to small pieces some an.
obj.; 3. p. o husaican;p, bmeawad:
imp. busd.
J^'i-f-mfagad, u. v. it is fine, (stuff,
clothing material ;) p.h(m..gak
t>matagtsi, n. v. 3. p. it is fine. (an,.
stuff, sil/{;;)p. ha^i-..kid.
fiind, in compositions. S. Jiism, in
BIS
compositions.
/ikdbidjigade, or-i
. „ ,or-~magad, u. v. it is
torn to small pieces; ^.ba^s..deg,
i^mihidon, hiifi) a. v. in. I breaifc it
into small pieces in my hands. 1
crumble it: ;j. p. obm...; p. bass.,
dod.
-3tssthtigade, or-7nagad, u. v it is
written with small letters, orprint-
ed m small type ; i>. bas8..de^ , or
-magak. ""
£issibiigan, s. small writing, or
prmt. * '
Bis&ibime, (mn)n. v. I write with
small letters; 3. p. 1.; p. hass..ged.
Bissibina, (nin) a. v. an. I crumble
some an. obi, I breai-it into small
pieces with my hands ; 3. p o
btss..n;p. b<m..nad.~Nm. bis.sthma
pah'fjtgan. I crumble bread.
Z r'"!^' "•■ ^i ^- P- ''^ has a fine
lur; p. bass.. led.
Bmihode, ot- magad, u. v. it i.s
ground; p. bass..deg, -x~rnagak.
M'isnbi,djnjan , s. an. grind-mill,
fiour-mill; p .-„^; also, corn-meal.
L'v. gamme;]
Bissihodjvjanabik,^. an. mill-stone ;
Jiustbodmuns , s. dim. a,i.. coffee-
mill ; pl.-rt^.
Bl'<dhodJigas,{nin in. v. 1 am ground
or crushed to powder ; 3. v>.-o ■ n
bass. .sod. * ' ^'
BhsihoJjige. hiln.) n. v. 1 am grind-
ing, 1 /eep a fiour-mill a going : 3.
inssthndjigHviniid, s. miller, /{'eeper
or proprif tor of a Hour-mill : nl -
wug. '
Bit<si\)od(.n, {win) a. v. i„. I grind it;
3. p. (, hiss.. ; p. bass..il(,u.
Jiusibona, a. v. an. 1 grind some an
Ob). ; 3. p. ,; bui<..n ; p. bass..nad :
imp. bisstboj.
Bissiboso, n. V. 3. p. it is ground, ( „«
ob|.)p. has.-<..s(,d.
Btssigaau, {nin) a. v. in. I split it
into fine small pieces, (wood) ; 3,
P- obi.ss...:,-y).bas.s..ung.
Bzssigai^e, {nin) n. v. f chon wood
into small sticks, (for a small
stove;) 3. p. l.;]Kha.^.s..gcd.
Jyinstgaissdn, s. split wooti for fuel ■
pi. -aw. '
Bisstgdifse, {nin} n. v. I split wood
into fine pieces; 3. p. 1.; ^.bass..
scd.
BIT
85
BIT
-...; p. b....,4^: ;: J.-l^^ my head aga.nst s. th.; „.
cedar V^ni- ^'"'' "f'J-"?^>*''f-.
0"J;) p. m.f.9..,?o^/. '^
small flakes; p. J^.„,^,,^, ^^^^^^^
BiHsitdcjos. \ni,i) n. v I insnlf r ,.
'nsultin.^o. aL.sive anS^e "'a'
P--«,- p- *«•«.. -wZ. '.^"'»oe, J.
V*"'^f'«'. ('">') n. V. Thearinsultinir
orabnsive language ; 3. p/
suited by his ^„,,, r^ee .'i^.^-
edmhearingh.staikingTa p! 0"
(>m..w;p. J,,^i..,„^;
"'• P- !•, p. f>ef^ft..<jed.
P- 'jp. het..in.,j.
^Sf raSS- ^'^'f ) "• ^- I knock
;*■ P- 1-, p. oet..i)uj.
£itako8hiii, n. v "in it t^ i
^r; 'r;it',s,:•i."£;„t'
»>?■-,•' I^- M..ing. '
Tt?"';,"- ^-^V""^'^-?. strikes :
iiie canoe strikes (touches^ th 1
ff/ound, a rock, &c '"''^^^^ **"'
^■^^><^>gihodeie<jwasHon, s. drawer. •
-^'..".^o.^n.,,,,;, ,.i„sulta„jury,affront /jfr-^' I"'" ^«^^-«'^- ' ^"
^''f «'''('"'*) n. v/l have wSrf'^''^«'''^'««.(^««)a.v.«;, 1 mak
fyps, I cannot Sep woii . o _ ''> him angrv. or nff«.^ 7,71^ ™''>:
weak
p.-» ;
fyps, I cannot see
p. heswalid.
angled m a cord ; 3. p. i. ; p. j,,..
■^wthtloo^^'^'^^f • ",'• ^- '^ i« ««d
t e ?t Z'l^'"''^ ?• ^- ^'^^ I bine or
o o?^..., p. bes..d'xl. ^
Buwaona, (nin) a. v. an. I tie some
<^'^obj. with a loon: 3 n "aI?'?^
Ti.„^ ' \"'<-n) n. V. I am anirrv
1 Keen anorer nr mr,,,^ . i ^'o')-
:Sna{;,i-^^^-^.,Jam^.
"^fadt'sTotf V '• ^"^^••' ^«n<^or,
^fi, s^ foam '' '"'"P"'"' ""patience.
Bitewanam, ( nin) n v 1 f^„
t^'^-^SS'^^i'r/Vagainsi/
<-u., o. p. 1.^ p },et..inn.
^nock my forehead LgalisJsah'
•'• P' ^-j p. oet..ing.
r,.:.p- °} P- iat..sod.
m
Brw 86
£it,>. 111 compositions, signifiesrf^/MJ/c.
[ Examples in some of the foUow-
injr words.)
Bitobig, 8. pond,-pl,-o;i,
£itoyii'ndan,{rdn)i. v. in. I line it
doub.<! It, some arlic.'e oOclothing;)
3.j>.ofnf..;p.bat..avrj.
Jittmcade, OT-magad, u. v. it is lin-
ed ( doubled ;) p. hat..deg, or-ma-
gak. '
£iUHru<adjioan, a. lining, doubling :
[)' . doublure. 1
BtUxjwadjige, (nin) n. v. I am lining
(soine article of clothing;) 3. p. 1 ;
p. oat..ged.
BIW
m.
Bitngwana, {mn) a. v. aw. Iliqe some
an. obj. (silk-stuff:) ,3. ^'.o^it.M;
p. baL.nad; imp. iitogi'aj'. *•
}ht<>awass,m, s. S. Bilogwadjigaiu
Jiitolmm, {nin) n. v! I have two
pair of shoes on ; 3. p. I.; p. lat..
nea.
Bitohwanaiej (wm) n. v. I have a
double suit of clothes on ; 3 p, 1 ■
p.bat..ied. '
-Bitm, (nin) a. v. in. I wait for it, I
await It ; 3. p. o bitm ; p. batod.
Jitwabik, iron ; metal ; pi. biwabikm.,
pieces of iron, or iron tools or im-
plements.
BiwaMJco-Uwibodjigm, a. filings, lile-
dust.
Biwahikolcan, a, iron-mine, or mine:
pi .-AM.
Bwi'abiholce, (mn)n.\.l work iron,
or other metal ; I am mining, work-
ing m a mine; 3. p. 1.; p. bew..
Biwabih>]ceivin, s. trade, work, oc
cupation, of a miner, mining busi-
ness.
Biwabikokewinini, a. miner ; p\.-^mq
Biwabiko-migwan, s. an. steel-pen ;
pl.-ag. ^ '
Biwabiko-mikana, a. rail-road, (iron-
road ;) pl.-a^i". ^
Biwdbiko-nabikwan, s. iron vessel •
pl.-ara. '
Btwabikofis, a. dim. wire, (small
iron;) pi. biwabihmsan, small
pieces of iron, small iron imple-
ments.
\i
Btwahko-mgahiginigan, or, biwdbi-
ko-mgibidjigan, or, biwabiko-tako-
OKJjtgan, s. iron chHin; iron fetters:
]>''.~an.
Btwabiko-sibi, s. Iron-River, (r,ak«
Superior. )
Biwabiko-tcMman, .s. iron boat : d1 -
an. ' '^
Biwabiko-wadjiw. s. Iron-Mountain,
^ Lake Superior. )
Btwabikwakik, a. an. iron pot : fC
marmite ;] vA.-oq.
Biwai. S. Obvvai.
Btwan, 11. V. the snow is driven by
tho wind, sj.ow-storm, snow-drift ;
p. onwang.
Biwnnag, a. an. flint ; p\.-og.
Biwandjigan, .s. crumb ; pi -a«.
Btwikodamagan, a. shaving, wood
shaving, (thin slice of wood pared
ott trom a board in planing it ;) pi.
-an. ^
Biwibndjigan, a. saw-dust. *
Btwide, s. a stranger who arrives to
a place, visitor, comer ; pl.-^,
Bt-mJJiwa, (nin) I come here with
liim. I accompany him hither ; I
bring him along with me ; 3. p. o
oi..n ; ■p.ba..wad.
BiwidonArt^n a. v.m. I crumble it;
J. p. b%...\ p. bavndod.
Btm-gaan.,{nin)&. v. in. I cut or chop
It into small pieces, into chips : 3
V-obiw...;j,.ba..ang.
Btmgade, (mm) n. v. I have a small
ieg ; 3 p. 1. ; p. baw..ded.~Yreq.
nin babzivigade, I have small legs.
Bimgatgan, a. small piece of wood,
chip ; pl-an.
Biwigaige, {nin) n. v. I make chips:
3. p. ].; p.baw..ged.
Btwigaisse, {nin) n. v. I am chop.
ping .-ood into small pieces ; 3. n
l-\Y>.baw..s€d.
Biimgane, {nin) n. v. freq. nm babi-
■d>tgane, I have small bones (in my
body;) 3. p. I.; p. baw..ned; or,
Biwyigan, a. a little piece remaining
alter cutting a coat or any other
article of clothing, remainder,
shred ,• [F. retaille ;] pl.-an.
k'^m^
BOB
87
BiwihjdaTi, {nin) a. v. U. I cut it I
take off purees; 3. p. o Uic...; ,.
hau'..an(i. ' i
Mwikoiljigan, 8. shavii.g, vvood-shav- 1
infr; pJ.-aw. i
mwikona, {nin) a. v. ««. lent sotne •
a«.oI)j.; 3. p. iw...,i • p. ia«>.. !
nod. ' "^ I
/iiwi/ta, (nin) a. v. aw. I cruiiiile I
some ^i. obj.- ^ p. „ Uwinan; p.'
^tw>o, u. V. the snow begins to I
coyer the ground; p. hawipog.
nimshtma,{nm) a. v. an. I disperse
It, put It Ui disorder, (a;i. obi.) 3
p.«Jie^'..w;p. Jaw..„ia^.
mwtshJca pahwe^igan, n. v. 3. p. the
bread breaks or crumbles ; p. law..
kiig. — S. Jiiwisse.
mwisse pahwejigan, n. v. the bread
crmnbres into small pieces and
(alls to the ground ; p. hawused... I
tiimsmijtgan, e. a gun-cap, powder '
in the pan of % gun ; [F. amorce;] i
JiiwMdnn, (^nm) a- v. in. I disperse I
It; I put It in disorder; 3. p «'
tnw... ■ p. la<w..dod.
Biwissidm pashkisigan, (nin) a v
^- I put powder in the pan of a
gun, or a cap, I prime a gun ; p.
oaw..dod. ^ ' ^
Biwissin, u. V. it is dispersed, it is in
disorder; amongst one another ; p
bavnssing.—KaKna nind aiiman
btmsnnm, all my things are in
disorder.
BiunweUna. (nin) a. v. an. I throw
or strew it about, I scatter it. dis-
perse it,(ow. obj.) 3.Ta.ohiw..n;
p. hew..nad ; imp. hnv.Mn.
BtmweUnm, (nin) a. v. in. I strew
It, 1 throw It about, scatter it ; 3
}>-!>(nw...;p.beu>..an^.
Jinnwehiniaade, or-muqad, u. v. it is
dispersed, strewed, scattered ; p
bew..deg. or-maaak. ^
Bimwehinige, (n{n) n. v. I disperse,
Jtjew, scatter ; 3. p. i.; p.^^^..
Solo, little pain, little wound, (ui the
language of children.) ^
BOG
Ji»logidji^a%gan. .. little synngt
niade of wood or (in ; pl.-a«. '^
£odadanAmn) a v..".. I blow it •
7) •^V\P^^'^-'\V.hva..ang.
ModadjUjan, s. a thing to blow m
^^rfo^^^y^, (mvO n. V. 1 am blowing;
JiodadnsUa, (nin) n. v. my belly ,«
^:4tej,.»v-,:-ui,„tr:-r
an. ' V^-
BndadjishKtawe. ini,i) n. v. 1 blow
the fire with bellows ; 3. p 1 " ,
BodaMve, (nin) n. v. I i,n fall in a
hole orve.sel;lput:ual4r:f
p. 1-, p. lwa..wed.
Ji'ddhwen, (nin) a. v. *,. I p^ it „,
^£:J«°/^«f«Uletitgorn 3
ofod. . ; p. Wa. wed. ' '
^orfaiM;«|<m r«m) a. v. an. I nut it
or let ,t /all,inahole orvesse'
(^«Jobj.) 3. p. olod...;^.S.'
Boddkwesse, (nin) n. v. I fal' or slide
.nahole;3.p.l.;p.i,,,.;j^''^^
JifKlahwesse, o\~magad, u. v it falla
-^Iidesmaho?e;p.^„..;;i«
ff^a^d,(.«i^)a.v.an.Iblowhim;
iJdj'. ^'^'"^'*' P- ^'<idanad; imp.
^«Jd«Xi;« (^^) „. V. I am swollen,
all my body ,s swollen up; H
Bodawan, s. chimney, fire-place ; pi -
an. ' *^
£odawe, (nin) n. v. I make fire, 1
bu^ld a fire ; 3. p. i. ; p. j^J^.
BocJa«-m.(mV.)a. V ,-.«. Iburn it as
£odawenan, (nin) a. v. an. I burn
f°"?"^Vbj^P«tJtinthefirea8
Bejtgwatw nalagissa^ nin gi-loda-
wemn ; I Burnt up a fioard. ^
i?^<7«^, (ntn) n. v. I fart ; 3. p..»; p.
mvagidrd. ^ ' '^
Sdgidiwin, s. fart, farting
BOK
88
■J«/o/ good day '[F.bonjour.l
nay, [I.._,eluisouhaite le "boii
to a half ox part of s. th. (Exam-
tZ, "'"" "' "■« '°>'°»'"e
JioluiJcamMme, (nin) n. v. / brealc
Ii.r^ "^^ foot ; 3. p. 1,^,
JiokoWon, (nin) a. v. vv,. I break it
JiokohMu, inin) a. v. ««. { break
'•; p. hwa.jnid.
^o^«re«„,s oi.ehalforpart ofth,.
Milage or town.
hingiainybodyisbrokenjp.fte,,,,
hi<j, ox-7nu(iaL '^
/i«%«rfe,(..;..,n.v.Ihave a broken
J>okoj,adr.kin, {nm) n. v. /break my
fef '''"' ^n) "• v.V break hi.s
nfr,'^;^" ^^"'^'••''' P- ''^'^'«"«'«rf ;
imp. hokogadeic. '
Mokoi-ajentm, (nm) a. v. ««. j break
taiife, etc.) 3. V.om...;p.h>,a.:
Jiokonigan s. a broken branch to in-
ciu^at,. theroadinthewoods-pl.-
to maik the road in the woods; 3.
P- i.; p. hwa..qfd. '
atm V ^''t ^ "■ \ ^^^-"^ ^ broken
atm 3'^r;^'^H"- y- ^breakmy
/ break a board in two ; 3. p. ohot
BoTtoshin nin tchiman, {nin) a. v. m
/break my canoe ; 3 p. hok • n
BOK
BoUshkan. {ni„) a. v. in. /break it
(aW/ob,..,„.,)3.p.„Jo^....p.JJ,j';
liol-mKkawa, (nin) a v «« /■ u ,
bone 3. n 1 -V ; ^- -^ break a
Tn ' ?,P'«''^e. n fragment
break it off, (an ohl ^\ '• V')^
/f-'/r/. or-w,/y„/.' I wood,) IX hwah.
SSjJif--^-°^.afrag-
or hunchbac';ed ?F T^''''^^'
«"'•] 3.p.-/o, 3 i i-' '"'7'^?■
'f^.or,LSit.^•^•'P•^«'«>^..
Winthebac[,.^.\,",:p.\-
^ofeLr'^' of cloth, or of any
ouier clothmg materiai. ^
^olweniaoad, u. v. branches or lit-
when « °" ^'^^ ^^°""^ break,
t^^r u Pf^'^" or animal goes
through the woods; p. ^^
nrf^**m>«^^4^-^^.
BON
89
BON
fS'; K,;i!i r-a' j^r; tzs. \ tr^^^. -j" »".«. »« ^r
xow/, (m;j ) n. V. I recover irom rnv i
fear or fr.glu ; 3. p. I.; p. hcamed.
Jion or bom, in corni)ositions, sigtii-
/les fint»hing, ceasing, stopping, or
the end of 8. th. (Examples in
some of the following vvor-ls. )
dnw?*"''' ^'"''^^ '^^ ^- '»■«• l' let him
fcsr "'''■'• p'" ''"••'*' p-
lownonarope; 3. p. oZ»w...; n.
owa..anij. ' ' . !'•
i>?</«.aW>V««, «. the lino o( a net
vvitii a lieavy stone, to kr.-p .steady
^he net, to anchor it; anchor; pi.-.
J^<'jMjf'jc, (uhi) n. V. r cast an-
Clor .J. p. ].;p.h>oa..ged.
honakadon, {nin) a. v. ,1 [ anchor
It, (a vessel, boat, etc.) 3. p.
hon...:Y.hwan..dod.
£onakana, [nU) a. v. an.. 1 anchor
get our mutual offences ; p. hwan.
mutual pardon.
didjiq.
Jii'memndiivin, s.
forgiveness.
Boni. S. ^o«,
Bi-mia, {nin) a. v. a». I let him alone.
/desist from lum; 3. p. c> brmta^;
p. bunt mad. '
B6ni.uliira>i, u. v. it is the end ol
the world ; p. Ucani-aHwamt.
Bmi hin<;hi n. V. 3. p. the bird
a ight^ on a branch, ( or somewhere
else;)p.A»'«;MV/. (LCcnj.)
B(mi,jtdetadimin,{n{n) com. v we
forgive each other ; p. lwan..did-
Bonigidetadiwin, s. mutual forgett-
ing of offences, forgis:eness.
^;S:Sf"^'r'tt) "-3 I forget
It. (a net, «,waA;) 3. p. />o;t../> • p.
bwa..nad. imp. bonakai.
J>onam,n.v.3.p. she lays eggs, (a
hen, or any other female bird; p
hwanang. (ll.Conj.) ^^'
Boniinimad, u. v. the wind goes
flown, dies away, ceases blovvinc-;
P- owa..mak. '
Bonilshka, OT-magad, u. v. the sea
runs down, the waves cease to rise
It becomes calm ; p. hicanashkagl
Bone^Mlam, {ni,i) n. v. I cease to
think on s. th.;I fo-get ; 3. p. 1 •
p. woanendang. '^ '
Bonindamawa, {nin) a. v. wn. I for-
hn' \^\- {."^'^'"'fe' to him, I forget
how he behaved, what he did, what
he said, etc., 1 forgive him; 3. p.
J^on..n\p,\iioan..wad:
^onendammvin, s. forgetting, for-
g'.veness, pardon.
Bonendan^ {nin) a. v. in. I forget it,
forgive It, I cease to think on it ; 3
V- ohon...;^, bwancndang.
Bonemma {nin) a. v. an. I forget him
I cease to th-ink on him, (a person
or any other a/i. obj.) 3. p. o bw*..
'>i ; p. Dwan..mnS.
Bonemndimin, {nin) c. v. we for-
forgive; 3. p. 1.
otferices, "I
hivan . .gcd.
Bonigidkagewin, s. pardon or for-
giveness granted.
Bonigidetagos, {nin) n. v. I am for-
given; 3. p.-i- p. hwan..sid.
Bomguietagowm, s. pardon or for-
giveness received.
Bonigiditaiva, {nin) a. v. an. I for-
give nun ;. 'J. p. o/w...,, ; p.livan..
Wad.
Bonima, {nin) a. v. an. I let him
alone I don't spoak anymore to
iiim; S. p. bmiman\p. hwanimad.
Bontnagos, {nm) n. v. I cease to ap-
pear, to be seen, I disappear; 3. p
-^•■,\<.bma..sid. '
Boninagioad, u. v. it ceases to
M'ar^"' " ''^'^PP^^''^ = P- ^wa',..
Bonindag, {nin) pass. v. he alights
upon me he descends upon me,
(a bird, &c.) 3. p. hmindawa; p
bwamndawind. ^
Bonindawa, {nin) a. v. an. I alight
upon him, i descend upon him
come upon him ; 3. p. lrm..n ; p!
bwa..wad. ~~ WenijishU-Manitoo
gt-bomndazoanJesusan apt oa-siaa-
and,ttwimind ; the Holy Ghost des-
cended (alighted, came,) upon Je-
sus, after hia baptism.
BOS go
^reThfr»ri^"--l cease to
^- P' I; p. hwdnUad. ^'
-Bonitchigade, OT-^„gad, u. v it i,
let alone, it is given un • « * ;d
JSdniton, (tun) a v »v t
letita one Ile^'ithp ii ''^°'^' '
't; I give it un i ' ^'^^"'"^ ^'om
&c • 3 n ^ ^P' ' abandon a babit,
■Bdnwiwidam, (nin) n v r
speaking- 1 n i -^ x ' ^ ^ease
■DOS, (^nm) n. v. T pmhoru . t ^'
honrH . Q V . e'libark ; I go on
Board , 3. p. hoH ■ , . i,^asM.
«JT\ • " *^°'»Po«"ions. signifies
j,^- P- ^v p. Owa^.Med. '
-Bosanffwam, (nin) n. v I slppn r,r«
ound y (i^ ^"ed witf sTeeK
o. p. I., p. bwa..anq. ^''
^bS ^f '^pLV- ^""- ^ '"^l^e him em-
ob[ 3 n ^'■^°'' ship some a«
netrat^witWreasP fl!'^'^' P?"
pl.-^ ^'"'' of large turtle ;
^mS""!?*^^^' or-^a^a^, u. v it is
made deep, it is deep^ LI' a '
^£'^3 ^r^l ^' ^- *''^- I "lake it
him4bo'arWeie^;aToa?,S
BWA
I bid him embark ', 2. ^. obo» n-
canoe, boat, vessel A-p • t
,f "y'f."^"*"' «• JoatJing, shiDDinir
shipped. ,t is on board ; p Ji"
JiontcMga^o, n v. 3. p. it is shipp-
^r'^"?' C'^^'^) a. V. ^■«. I ship if 3
bS' '• '""'^^'kation, going on
^brkffTn''^--^-^-P-»'ha8a
J^a^cktur, (anammal,-yp.i^^..
BosmaUtewegin, s. black cloth
^o«^.c<^e;»«, („e-^)a. v. an? I throw
him m a canoe, boat &c (^^^
son ors^ ^^^.^^ a^&c (aper-
barkhimbyforce; 3.p VjiT"
^omeUnan, {nin) a. v. in T thrn«.
It in a canoe, boat, &c 3 n
£o^-wehn^ade, or-^a^ad, u. v. it is
4&^S^'^::;rv1 am thrown
owaa..sod. ' ^ ' P-
^f f t/*' Z^^'^)"- V. in. I stamp if
pKj: " ^"- "^°''ar7 stamper;
^otdgana, {nin) a. v. an. I stanm
some m. obi. 3 d « W « \f 1 P
^%anad.imrJo4a/''"'''P-^^-
-5o%«W, 8 pestle ;pl.^.
^J^e(„M n.v I'ftamp, (corn,
£o^mhhwanaJo, s. C^^.'^s. ^«w^«.
■^ofc,sa»i. button: pl.-*a<7
^|^;.Ai.„,«,.preL8fignifying,
^itR ^^ "■ V- I am slow at
worj£, 3. p.-i; p. bwaimmid.
BWA
91
an. I cannot pre-
nim
Bwdina, (nin) a. v. „„. ^ tnimoi
vail upon him, I cannot make
come, or go, or do s. th. ; 3. p. o
bwdman ; p. bwaidmad.
-Bwan, 8. Siou Indian ; pl.-aff
Bwanawi {nin) n. v. I cannot, (go
somewhere, or do s. th.) 3. p.-o •
p. bwaidnawiod. '
Bwdnawia, {nin) a. v. an. I can do
nothing with him, or with it, (an
obj.) he does not listen to me, not
obey me ; 3. p. o hwa..n ; p. bwaia
ad. ^
Bwdnawito,{nin) n. v. I cannot, I
am feeble, weak; 3. v. 1.; p. hwaid-
nawitod.
Bwdnawiton, (nin) a. v. in. I can do
nothmg with it, I cannot make it,
1 cannot do it ; I cannot get it ; 3
p. obwa...; p. hwaia..tcd.
£wanawitowin, s. weakness, inca-
pacity.
Bwdnihwi', s. a squaw of the Siou
tribe; i>\.~g.
Bwdnim, ( nin) n . v. I speak the Siou
language ; 3. p.-^ ; p. bwaidnimcd.
Jiwammou-in, s. Siou langnage.
£wd7mhtigwan, s. scalp of a Siou
Indian; pl.-cwi.
BWA
£waoma (ntn) a. v. an. I can hardly
carry him on my back, or it, {an.
ODj., J. p. fl hwaomen; p. bwaia-
omaa.
Bwaonddn, {nin) a. v. in. I can
hardly carry it on my back ; 3. p
obwa...; p. hwaiaondang.
£wdwane, {nin) n. v. I carry a heavy
load, a heavy burden on my back;
J- P- 1.; p. bwaiawantd.
BwdwiUdm, {nin) a. v. in. I cannot
draw It; I caifnot tear ir, (it is too
S"^ ^' ^' " ^'^'" ' P' ^'^*<^-
Bwdwibina, ,nin)ti. v. an. I cannot
draw him, (a person, or some other
a«. obj.) 3, p. bwa..n; p. Irwaia..
nad.
Bwdwidon, {nin) a. v. m. I cannot
carry it away ; 3. p. o hwa... ; p.
owatawidod. '^
Bwdwina, {nin) a. v. an. I cannot
lilt him up (a person, or some
other an. obj.) 3. 'p. o bwa..n ; p.
O'Waiawinad.
Bwdwinan, {nin) a. v. in. I cannot
im It up; 3. p. ohwa... ; p. hwdia..
ang, ^
DAIJ
the ConjusT. i„ ,|,„ p,' ""^o- ( See
7)/r /.. • X Grammar.)
not stop hire Ts onT"' '^"" ^o-"*'
'^Mai'JSZt''^' 1^-'-, the
I have been «n ,,? f' "^ ^^^ here
these cases )^ ^"-^^ '^ "««(! i„
„P- dchandah ^'^ ''^^PectabJe ;
respectable, I in „ T' ^ ^"^
siderecl) respectatll''°"^^'i i'^^
'»«i'4« /->*^«?/or ««rf^, T.
I)AD
3. p.
sidered) respeclabl
ae')..sid. ■ '- f • I , jj.
J^fctndendagwcid, u. v if i, ,^ -^
ered respebtahip if i ^ consid-
P- deh..S ' " •' i-espectable;
teem. '^'^'"'^ . s. respect, es-
".esteem it ;Tp^2''^f'-espect
«Pect or est;^mhL ,•''"■ ^ x''
''' P- dei..mad? ' ^- P- "^ dab..
'lU'ckrespi/aton-a";''' ^ ''"T^ '^
^ndntahi, (ni/i) n i- t i
'^f</..J2y. *' "^- ' -^^ p. 1. ; p.
^ff ^- p. ./'Sr"« ^««'' it works
^speed, activity '*'' ^^Pe^^Uion.
J>ad,bnba?na, (um) n v
serve him, watch him i .*"i ^ «''■
him, to see vvl af h '?' ^ '""'^ "Pon
or to say: 3 » l^^i' fi^'''"^ to do
^fj^i^a'idan, (nin) ^. V ,•„ , ,
serve jt, watch if r i I ' ^ ob-
3.p.oJar7'p"^,i^°°;kuponit;
P'- corn IS spiittina^ nr I ^- P-
^open, (in boili^n^ ^^^ J""' '.'^
^^go, in compositionV • "^^^^
itW (Examnle.in'^'^*^ '''^'
^foliowinrCrr '''""''^'he
IS some; p/^;J;y'-''^«'««, there
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93
others; 3. p. i., p. degdaiad.
Vagdata, or~tnapad, v. v it ig .
zz%:t"""'"'-"''"'''"l
Dag^datva, (n<«U. v. an. I lav him
n^ip. deg,.u'{td. •'
Oagogdhaw, (nin) I stand some-
where umong others; 3. p.4 p
lhi'j,>gahawUmva, {nin) a. v. «,, i
stand with him, or near him " 3
\'-od.(i..n;^.dcg..wad.
Oagomma, {nin) a. v. an. I put him
in t1,e number, I count him^amon"
Oagmm^an, {nin) a. v. k /putu
in the „un.ber, I count it aln"
other thmgs; 3. V-.odag.,.; p. ^,^..t
DAO
ang.
I>ag6gnna, {nin) a. v. an. I swallow
some^n. obj. among another thing-
■i-\xodag..n; p. deg..nad.-OdH
>>■>■" ilt^lagogonagi-minikweiiinnifd:
Iva'ter ^ ^^ "^^^'^ ^ "^'^"^
Ihigogondan, {nin) n. ••. /;,. I s^al-
low It among some other thin^ or
things ; 3. p o dag...; p. deg..ang.
DagoJromdts,* {nin) r. v. \ put myself
HI the number, I count myself a-
nc<mn {mn) a. v. ««. 1 put some
an. obj. among another object, and
iMgondn, {nin) a. v. ;». I p^f j^
;iTtn; .%"«ther object, and U it
Dagoni, {ntn) n. v. I die amonff
others;3. p.l.;p.rf,.o;,,^. ^°"8^
^'W^^Oade, or -magad, u. v. there
is..m, It IS mixed with...; p. ^^go-
rf^'(7,, or -magak.-Sisibahwad da-
\ gmtgadc, there is sugar in. A'a
with^'r no ardent liql^or mixed
verbs, and rfaj/M,arf, at the end oi
some umpersonal verbs, allude to
being ammdertd or thought such
and such; as : Nin jingeLagZ I
natuu .--j^rt^e«,/rt^M;a<i it is con-
sidered hateful, or, it is hateful?
JJiigosm (nin) or, nin dago,twa, a,
v.aa. I put some an. obj. amonir
other things, not mixing it; 3!
p. ^>f%..M; p. degoiBod.—Ninda.
gos6a o>na nin moshwem; I put mv
h3l::;ci;s..'"" ■■"-«»"■"
Bayotm, {nin) a. v, in. I put it there
wT,r,i"'''"o°^>'=^''' '^^^'nixing it
gofocf.~Mn dagoton oma nin ma-
sinaigan; I put here my book
among other books.
^gW/m, (ne«) a. v. an. I name
him amongst other words I pro-
T^^?d^ ^^^^i by him, by 'his
name ;) 3. p. dag..n- p. dea nod
Dagomndau, {nin) a. v.' IfnZe
bvT.1Ti'"'!f""^^«^d8, (I swear
by It ) 3. j>.o day...; p. dcg..ang.
^o^n'ab,{nL)n.y.u;nsittmg^ith
others or amongst others: 3% -/•
p. degivalnd. ^' ' >.
Dagwaddn {nin) a. v. In. I sew it in
suchanlace; ^. ^. o dag...; ^. en-
dagumfang. EnLian nin ga-da-
gu-adanan hd aiiman; I will sew «
thy things (clothes) in thy house •
Dagwama, {mn) a. v. an.; p. deg..ad.
»• JpanJjigenan. ^
Dagwand, {nin) a. v. an. I sew
some a«. obj. in such a place; 3.
p. daa...n-.p. end..nad.
JJaj/wanddn, (niti) a. v. in. S. Apan-
ajigen. ^
Daawdndjige, {nin) n. v. S. Apan-
djige. ^
Dagwass, {nin) n. v. I am sewing in
a certain place; 3. p.-o/ p. enda-
giPassod.
DAJ
^«", orsom.i other an. obi . •?
u comes; p.Xli- """"«»'
to some piac"3n"^' ''""*''
-Off. person, unbeliever; pi
94
DAJ
they dance ^] . f '^ ^^ere
tliey fou" ht W ^^ P'*<=^ where
^«;?A», wm) n. V J drink • .•
tain p acp- 1 n - \''""'^,"» a cer
^rpSf4er%?'/^^^^^^^
yesterday. "P*""' ""^ day
at if- "1 „ "^'"b.such a thing, I air ni; .'"^'^s.; s>. Anikaman,.
^^jik'odadimin, (ntn\ ^ ,.
ahout some work S .\ "^^ "*« •«»
tain pluS^ wn 'i/'"^''" '" » «""
such i place wi "^ '^^^'''''^^ '"
enrh AML ' ^® """o occupied at
him 1 bacS. t' ' 'Pf"' '" "'
„":»;i'-^,y-...'p°',;;i..?j;"-«"
JJmndimin, {nin) com v ,.
of each other- wfi^li: •n''j?P«'a''
traction, backbiti^t ^*' .'^etrac
lu.nniutiop "'"^' ^'^''''e'-- ca-
Hajmdjigade, or -majra,/, u v it i.
V- (ndajiiad. ^ ' •^- P' ^-J
stay all nio-ht ? at • • '"*t thou
pied about soL;;^^obW?"3\
* "t . — "i^ 3"'ne rt;t. object- ^
„«r«a]waysabo„,7SJ""'-'*' """■
--V .„v ii-n- < -r. ■ , .Stretch
DAN
95
"Pread it out on the L.r n^'*;^ *
ground, &c., („r X'l "" t^«
riSn^r^i-Ti-p'-d
obi ^ 4 n * J • " '"y hands, (^aa
fy--., p. d€j..a,ng. ^ "
f'uron"S'<''">'i'-'«'»P'«..l
endanid! '""<="'•*• P- ^ani/ p.
Danadem, (nin) n v IX;
dan.. mod. P'^"' ^^ P- "CJ p. m-
I>andkamigi8 {nin.) n. v. I do s th
'n a CRrtan place- I nl-?, ""
where- ^ v> 1- „ ' . P'^^^ ^ome
i'anakt, (nin) n. v T livo i»,
P- Wirfawa/fcirf. '' "^-P- ^-T
JJandHde, or -«ia^a<;, u v it hnmo
in such a olarp- n J "burns
in impurity ' '^'''oulivest
^?at*l»"--Iburninacer
/>«.aS'a'-tSe7t'at'e'onf'^
« place «; country ''^''^'"
DAP
iving in
^rrT't"^ C«m)n.v.rtalk;3.
I _'^'ace, J. p , p endanisid.
^«Hws S. iViWanV,,.
^a«jmWw. 9. god-daiiihter- nl
-uff. There it always a possessive
pronoun prerixed to^his'^ioXl"
l^nusikazvin, mv god-daughter
7^f '^ • '^l?*«'f*'*' 'i^y god-daulhter
od^nmikawinan, his god-dlugh:
ure.aii that one has or posaesspa
Iamheara,,nacertainplace:3
P- 1-, p. end.wed.—Pindia Hnn.
mwewag, they are heard fnside'
people that are outs/de, out of
Banweividam, (nin) n, v. I speak r
g.e myself heaid, in VSin'
napmamdirmn,, (nin) com. v*: we are
JJamnanidiwm, s. sl.iu^diter or niur
cfer of several persons. """'*
JJapinca, {nin) a. v. aw r maV» k-
I
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96
J'cmimm, (mn) n. v. pi. we arp in
a certain nurnier. in ^suchaTum"'
persons, or other an. objects.)—
-K' ffa laeAncad nind (minim „„
m potatoes were so rnant '^I
^"'X.W'^^'SheU, shield: pL-<,.
a~tfrrS!"'^"''''^''^' '^'^ «^i^^d °f
^X"«^' ^d^- every tune, as often
interpoJation-wordof tirOtViio
we numbers,) signifies norSS
£tc.! ' ' "'•^^"'"^ da6sohi:..Y.
iianci ul, (in number ovt-r n-up-
teen) For less than twenty see
^oianenind;. Nmoban7n\:^l
Damibidman, (mn) a. v. in. pi I
tH) so many together, (in rfum
bers over nineteen ;) 3 p odan
l'£'[onana^nniJ, I tie thirty-fvvo
sef v'-'^v"'^"'' than twenty^
see .Y>johdonan. Nu,6bidonan,
Da>iii6Um, (nin) n. v. 1 r-.fr-h o„
. ^, .^ ' •^- P-. 1-; p. etidassohinad
Shertl.,'' P"^ •-'^^^^ ""Ss
tl- u " "'»etcen, to denote
the number of fi.hes caughuS a
net. or in snT/..oi „„.,. . *"&"•■ m d
DAS
net, or m sevorai nets
na mn dassohina; ni,,irnidanafL
*oUm; I caught twenty fishes it
rhe".1;,if'^f.'>^^«"^'^ttto?
nsnesin his net,(nets.) ^
DassoUnag, {nin) a. v. an. pi r hp
«omany ««.obects tog^t eV r n
numbers over n/neteen.)-Fo 'l^ "
J)aseoi6nikan. ■<o many times both
feenWF'^ """"''«" over nine- •
A^-\^^^^ 'e«« "'an twenty, see
hSfeTTin '' "r^ ''^^^' or
i-L ? '«A^" numbers over nine-
Indin nt ^ ^'"^^^* "'^'■e Where the
■Indians are encamped.— For less
»»«</ mssogamig, etc. *
■Uasyisumagis, {nin) n. v.-I am so
j^^'^^^agts. Nusonwusioaais etc
Da,sogu-an so many, d^s -This
word 13 always preckied^i her by
the adverb ^n^^? how? how much?
days ' "^^^'^ *h"« twenty
^SvT -T^^l' ^ "• i* i« «« "any
"ays , p. (;«</«6.v..^a/t.— This verb
IS always preceded either by the
htherth"'"'' °^ ^y « ""'"ber
nigner than nineteen.— J«/«z<,a,-,-„
jodnoss • It is already thirty davl
since myfather started. ^ ^^^
^^aogwanagis {nm) n. v. I am so
f'tner bj the adverb atiin? ; or bv
a number higher than nineteem^ .
^Mn endmsogivanaqisid Ushtmfi
i^ten^fdTso1r^'^''^''^^-W.e
■Dassogwanmd, {nin) n. v. I am ab
This ^n i ^•~* ' P- ^ndass..did.~
1 his verb IS put after a num-
ber higher than nineteen to
encc, as. Gi~nm1jawagjila,7m.
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97
^imidana dash ta-d(momvan,mdi-
/^-•«g ; they started this morning,
and they will be gone (or absent)
thirty days.-When the number of
the days of absence is under
twenty, they will say, for instance,
Dassolcamin, him) n. v. we are so
many in a canoe or boat, (when
the number is over nineteen :) 3
p. ^assoiamy ■ p. endmmTcan^-ki.
—JS9jtana mn daseohamin; nfjUv
na nmdassokamin anhi nisswi ; we
«re twenty in the canoe; we 'are
wenty-three in the canoe.-For
Datisoka, {nin) or, ni,i U-dassoka, n.
V. 1 come with my whole family
or with my ^v hole band ; p. endal-
sokad.—Emgokwiniidn, nm U-das
wka, I come with iny whole fami
ly, or,_with my whole band.
JJimommag, so many round globu
ar objects, (in numbers higher
than nineteen. )~Nissimidanadm.
somtnag mislnminag asM niwin,
thuty.four apples.-For numbers
under twenty, see Nijommag. Nk-
somimg, etc. "y -itw
Dasmna.'inm) a. v. an. 1 catch him
matrap itraphim;3.p.oda.«.
iMii , p. dassonad; imp. dassoj.
Dassonaa, so many janoes, boats,
etc. (in numbers higher than
nineteen.) iVi}te;»* dassmaq tchi-
manan nm wabandanan : I see
twenty canoes.-For numbers un-
Bmsoncujan, s. trap; snare; pU
^^lonijmn, so many pieces, (of
Sneee?r'^-^^^^"^''"'^^rs'oier
nineteen. )~Nissi;nidana dassoni-
od/iiag, thirty pieces offish were
given to the children to eat -fS?
DAS
numbers under twenty, see Niio-
mgan. N-monigan, etc. ^
Da^mntk, so many fathoms rir.
numbers over nineteen. S£
dassomk ashi nanarv, twentylvj
fathoms—For numbers und«
twenty, see iW/-^a-. Nusonik
Daasomndj, so many inches rin
numbers higher than nineteen C
Foi. numbers under twenty s^
Mjonmdj. NissonindJ, etc ^'
J)assos, (nm) n. v. J ^^ trapped I
am caught under somethSfth'a
fel upon me, (a tree, a rock, etc)
JJassoshk, so many breadths of cloth
or other stuff, Jn numbers higher
ler"trn'/''"-'^r^«^ ""'"f'^rS-
Jiassdshkin, so many bags full (in
nmnbers over nineteen. )l-iVil:,}i"
ruil of potatoes.— For numbf-r^
S upoL^hn'""^" '^ " *h- ^hat
Dassos^ag, so many 'barrels or
o7e?'ni^Pt°''V'"/ (in numbe?J
over nineteen. }-Nijtana daasossaa
pakwejigan nind uiawaTlSi
twenty barrel, of flour-Fo?
numbers less than twen v see nJ
jossag. Nissossag, etc. ^' ^'"
Sone^S' ti '"^"y^bjects of metal,
stone, or glass, (m numbers over
J<mnan ogi-minan ; he gave him
fifty dollars.-For numbers ui ler
twenty, see mjwaUk. SS'
i)me.ai«^a^,u v.itis_of3omanv
? P; f'^-ifoA ,• (m numbers
tl-Tteen.)rFo'rVumberTo":
than twenty, see Nijwaiagad.
/
m
DAS
m
ayiMm «, n. v. pi. we are of so
numbers over nineteen. yMutana
fhoT^"''""'^•^^" 6i«^ii«n
kinds SrT '^f t^*^"ty different
tiserm- "P™^?" under twen-
^mSl' '° '"^•"y hundreds, (in
numbers over nineteen which aro
P"^^<«rey^e number hSndred
—Jytjiana dcmwak, twenty h i-
ared ; nusnmidana damwak, thirtv
hundred etc.-For numbers un-
tirey^'P"'i?.^f«^« the number
hundred, see NijwaJc. Numalc,
DasswaJcoinmin, {nvn) n. v nl wp
numbers under twenty, put before
the number huncired.^'see Si
ho8^mm. mm-akosimm, etc
Dassivahmdm, u. v. nl fh«L .
«o many hundred Vob'^'p;i^
<^mah,aUn,{m numbir's ^oA^er
P t7'pfe"b^Je"trnu"£
DaTOZv^'o^^an, so manv spans fin
numbers over nineteen. )Si a
-Foi n, 'r"*y "P^"« «f "bbon.
— J^ or numbers under twenty see
(in numbers over nineteen.)-iVa/^«-
mzshptnunan ; fie boul^ht forty
boards.-For numbers under t von^
ty. see Nywatu,. Numvatiq, etc
Dasm^ff so many objects •^Kstui}.
Cloth, (in numbers over nineteen. )
-D/afumnlana dassweg waboianan
DEB
od aianan aw ataweivinim- that
jnerchant has fifty blanS.'-Fo
numbers under twenty, see Nil
v>eg. Nismeg, etc. -^
Dasm'iwan, so many pair, coudIp-
yoke; sets; (in nLbeJs hTgC
oxen. iMsmmidana dasmeivan ma-
iaZT^ ''"'■T' ^^ has thi. ty
twen/v ''•"l^>""'"hers under
twenty,^ see iVe;e.e«.«.. i^.W-
^v'Tiy nf °'' ^*" '^f «^««a5, n.
wardo qP ""^ ^y^"' I h;ok up.
wards , 3. p.-t ; p. d^ -^^ j^ P
hT/'"'?'- ^""t"^ "• ^- I lift up my
head and incline it backward? ; 3
P--«; V-daiat.Mid. '
■^tlrL^ P^^icle which is prefixed to
^erbs or numbers in order to si?-
nity, enmgh,sufficienth, auHe • at-
famnnin f f A.^•. AS I cion't
Deb, debt m compositions, signifies
mffictentb,, enough. (Examples in
some of the following woX)
Debaamaged, p. s, a. payer; pl.-,/^
i)^6aJ, («tra) n. v. I have ronm
enough, (in sitting;) 3 p -J T
D^SaJ, («m) n. V. I see from such a
distance; 3 p.-«; p. ^«,-,^rf,,^^
, Wassa nmdehab, I see from iar
Jlani not short-sighted.)
Dibohama (nin) a. v. an. I se^ him
or, I can see him, from such a dis-
tance ; 3. p. odeb..n; p. daie..mal
Debabamnagos, (?wi) n. v. I can be
seenfrom... I am visible from such
ad,stance;3 p.-,;p. ^,;,-^..J
nebabammag?rad, u. v. it can be
seen, or, u is visible from such a
distance; p. daieb..u'ai:
JJebabandan. (mn) a. v. m. J see it
or can sec it, from such a distance!
-i-Podeb...; p.daie..ang.
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99
Dihagcinm,{nin) n. v. I ainsatisded
contented, I think I have enouch
3. p.-o ; p. dukb..mod. '
JJehaiyed, p. s, a. one who measures
measurer; pl.-//y. '
DihdiHumhm, {nui) n. v. I talk
enuii-h; 3. p. l.:p. dai€..ong.
Dtbiun, adj. Ot. right. Nin debani-
nilc, my right arm: nin bebani-
^'fffii-J, my right hand.
lJebaolciAnin.)n. v. 1 give to all, (in
a^istnbutioa;)3.p. 1.; p. ^;4.
Dtbama, {nia) a. v. an. I give also
to him, (in a distribution;) 3. n
odeb..n; p. daie..nad. ^'
JJebashkme, or-tnagad, u. v. there is
room enough in it, it holds, it con-
nV'ln ^'^/y "Ejects;) p. daie..n,^,,
inakak; that box contains much,
(holds much.) '
DebaahJdnemin, {nin) n. v. pi we
can all go in, there is room enough
lor lis,- pi. daie..nedjig.~'ri;, J^.
oa^hkinenim inia anamiewigami-
DEB
•^Zf'u^"u '' Som for us all in
that church.
Uebcndamj, p. s. a. proprietor, mas-
ter, mistress; pl.-^j^."^
Ueb^ndjigcd, p. s. a. Lord ; master,
mistress ; proprieto,- ; pl.-wV.
Dtbtnun, {nin) or, nin delmdam, n.
satisn.?? ■"#''' ^ ^'" contented,
satisned ; 3. p.-o, or, 3. p. 1. ; p
daze..>nad, or, daui..ang.
J^tbenmiawin, s. contentedness.
^^em«^e<; p.s. a. S. Bebendjiged.
^f^M'un)^.v. an. I coniexAn,
i make him happy, satisfy him, /
five him sufficiently; 3. p. ode-
I'ebibi, {nin) n. v. I diank enough
I am hUed with liquor; 3. p. if S'
-t'e'iiJt, or-magad, u. v. it holds, con-
tains, (hquid ;) p. daiebibL or
-nianah.^iatchi panqi debibi iv
'yrnodai; that bottle holds (con^
tains) very little. ^
Dibibinan, (nin) a. v /« f ,..,f i •,
wit^h my Lnc/, I tVke^hiiyS'lt'
3- p. o rf^5... ; p. daie..ang '
Debiina, {nin) a. v. a/i T fnii .u
mt^om. What that man is elUn;
of me, is true indeed; but whaf
that woman tells of me, is nSt
Debina, {nin) a. v. an. I reach him
with my hand or otherwise ) 3-
V-odeb..n;p.dai..nad. ^'''^^^'
^fl<^lAnin) a. V. i«. j reach it ;
^•:P-odeb...;T^.dai€..ang.
SS&;,;;^'^"«-«'^«"-^h;p.
I>ebts. {nin) n. v. I have enough I
am contented, I am happy; 3 f:/
p. datebisid. ^ '
^f'J^kan, (nil) ^v. an. I c^nunt
it on easily, ,t fits me well, (a
a boot,) also, 1 read it; 3. p. «
BebLshkodadindn, ^nin) c. v. we
reach one another; p. A^eV.../^^.^
Debuiwin, s. happiness, sufficiency
abundance, plenty. ' '
i>t6M5a;f%e,(7i««,)n.v.Iputenou<rh
I put everywhere; 3. p. i •%,'
daie..ged. ■ ' i •
iJibissaUm, {nin) a. v. ^re. I put
enough of It, I procure enough of
V- ^- .V-0 deb... ; p. daie..t,)d..~
Minm-debusatonan mashhossiwan ■
1 will procure hay enough, (for
the whole winter.) " , ^ .
Debisse, {nin) n. v. I am sufficient
I can do it, I can afford it ; 3. p.'
r-j p. datebissed.
Debisse, er-magad, u. v. it is suffi-
cient, enough, it suffices ; p. daie-
bisscg, or^nagak.
7*
DEB
100
/mmn, {ninyn. v. I ate sufficient-
')',, / aril saturated { 3. p.-«* • n
'l<iie..md. ' ^'
DE-
Dfhsinia, {nln) a. v. an. /make
l»m_eat^ sufficiently, /satiate
•um ; 3. p. deh.
« ; p. diiie..ud.
Mmiiwrn, a. saturity, the state
oHiaving eaten enongh.
I>fliumJnin) n. v. /can bo heard
./speak oud enough to be hear,:
/hbttumvad, u. V. it can be heard it
. sounds loud enough to be heard
l'M'H/'<>h ine bell can be heard
lure , 3 p o deh... ; p. daielntana.
IhUtawa {nin) a. v. «V /hear hZ
I'ere, (he speaks loud enough) 3
imhhwavd nmnibaw mimmmyiql
|2«W,- /stand at the door i
tlje^church, but stUl / hear the
f>rhUnr>^{nU)n.x.in. / satisfy it,
/make u contented, happy ; 3. p.
; p. dauMt<>d.-~Nm dibit
'on
» deh
innde dasmw fneno-dod^milnZ ■
/nmkomy heart contented as oi-
ton as /act well, (as 7 do good.)
Jhbiwan^, {mn) n. v. / carry all at
3«''»«"«t"p;3.p. l.;p!^',,^';
lHhiwdina, {nhi) a. v. an. /throw
some <^,obj. to such a distance^
nehtwtibviu,, {nin.) a. v. in.. /*' row
It to such a distance, aave
strength enough to thlow it so
1)^,: ; ^- f '^'''- ' !'• ''^wh..anrf.
I>ebwe {mn) n y. / tell the truth
,,.,• P-. • ! P- (fatebwed.
Ihhwetindagos. {nin) n. v. /am ve-
fr^'^'^Hf ' / ^'," considered as tel-
Img the truth; 3. p.-ej p. rf,«v..
nehxvciendagwad, u. v. it 18 true
..yvuii,., u. Y. 11 11
IS considered as truth : p
, it
Uemeiendam, (nin) or, nin ddbwM,.
f,«"», n. V. I believe, (in mv
18 true , J. p. 1. ; p. dme..an<j.
DH,weiend„mov:in, or. dehutendamo-
mn, s. belief, hiith.
Dihu,iiendan, {nin) or, nin debween-
rfa/i,a.v.«M. I believe in it, I think
;t^;jtrue;3.p. .d,/,..;j,,/^,,.,.';
J'ibxueienima, {nin) or, nin d.hwcfni-
ma, a. v. «„. j j,eiievo in him J
believe m his existence ; 3. p'o
fleb.M ; Y>. daie..mad. ^
/>fc/«y.,,(,„v.) or, nindehccuuje,
"• V- I speak the truth, I am heard
Bl":aking the truth; 3. 4; P
date. .bid. ^ ' P'
^^chya,josiwi,i a. veracious speak-
ing, truth-telling.
th nk he IS telling the truth; 3 ,,
/>deb..n;p.dair..mad. *
^;'7"''^'"«;(.7>i;". V. 1 believe what
'•ear;(,despera.Klitum;)3.T
Dt,wetan,{nin) ». v. in. I believe it,
nu^anng It;) 3. p.. ,.,...,,, ,„-
^hu^^"n"\^'""''^- ''• <"'■ ^''^'fieve
, /believe what he says, /obey
lfeJm'i,emn ^^. v. its sound is heard
atth,sorthatplace;p.,/„/,.,,4'
self heard Irom a certain distance;
f- p. 1. ;p. f/a?f^..„/;y.
J'ehwewtn, a. truth.
i>t'jwe>'wm«,,f,,/, u. V. it is true, it is
the truth ; p. daicnak.
23""'"'"^'"^' "■ ^- ^' ^^^^^i-
Dilriveviini^msinaiifan, s. certifi-
^ m;s;;)7!r'''"''^i'^p^'-"f
Dehvewiniwati, u. v it is the truth ;
p. dai€..ang. '
De-dashimin. {nin) n. v. pi. we are
in sufficient number ; 3. p. di~
dashtwag; p. daie-dashidjig .
DEW
101
racious speak-
Le-dasdn, u. v. there is just enouifh
of 2t, It 18 sufficient ; p. duU-das-
DIB
SlIUJ.
Dide, a. pipa, father ; nia dide, mv
papa. ' '
Dii, {nin) n. v. my heart is.. ; 3 p
l._; p. datied.—mn mino-dee Cor
mn vwmee,) my heart is noiid •
nm matchi-dee, {matvMhe,) my
heart ,s wicked. Mi eji-dceiCin,
niy heart is so. '
^^^■■i'u"^?-''- ^'»?ke his heart
mtnodUa; nin maMiUcca; /make
hishe.yt pood; /make his K
make my henrt like thy heart.
nic.hhi, {nm) or, uind iji dcesMa,
n.v. my heart is affbcteVlin a cer-
tain manner, is filled with certain
^usil,a <ji~nuMadn~dees]i]ca : his
heart was suddenly affected with
anger, (filled with anger.)
ni~gijta (m,i) a. v. an. /finish it
.«''. oh,.) /have time eno" gh o
Dc-mjdon (mu) a. v. in. I finish it,
1 have time enough to finish it: 3
p. o de- .- p. daii-..t,Kl. Mn L~
(li-gmffmnmigmn umitmdn; I will
finish to-day what / am making
(I have time enough to finish it.)
DenvgeshM, p. s. a. habitual slan-
(leifT, detractor, calumniator j pi.
Dejmged, p. s. a one who speaks ill
of somebody, (without a habit of
^ioing so,) slanderer ;pl.-;^V °^
Dcnaniw, s. tongue, f hdre is al-
ways a possessive pronoun pre-
fixed to this word ; as ; Mn dlna-
nm, my tongue ; Udinaniiv, thy
tongue, etc. ' •'
I>inimiigon,{nin\ per. v. the water
comes under me, (in a camp after
a ra,n ^ 3 ^ deii...; p. dale ood
Detchmen, s. S. Animd ^
sSnifipf' '^/"'S '" «^0'npositions.
\Dewalnde, (?iin) n. v. I have tooth-
ache ; 3. ^,. 1. ; p. daie..ded
mwMctvtn, a. tooth-ache.
JJ^wah^mn, (nin) n. v. I have pain
mthe breast; 3. p. 1.; p. daiitm-
KKjanrf.
Piwidec, {nin) n. v. I fee] paii in
my heart, my heart is oppressed
cramped ; 3. p. J. ; p. daiiwideed.
niwvmde, {mn) n. v. I have pain in
'ny. leg;3. p. ].; p. daie.dcd.
J)iwtyane, (nin) n. v. 1 have pain in
I ;',%^^<^nes;3. p. l.;p. Ja;^..,,^,/.
ni'mhvc, {mn)n.x. I have head-
ache;.!, p. 1.; ]y.daie..wed.
IMnnhvemg,, (nin) n. v. I have head-
ache from too much heat; 3. p.-w
p. date. .sod.
Diwihveivin, s. head-ache.
Uewunke, {nin) n. v. I have pain in
myarm;3. p. l.;p.rfa^v../^^(^.
nmnmndn, {nin) n. v. 1 have pain
in my hand; 3. p. \.;p. dnieJjid.
Dm'unhoan. {nin) n. v. I have pain
inmyback;3. p. l.;p. ,/,„-c..a,,y.
Dewtnde, {nm) n. v. I have pain in
myf„pt;.3.p. i.;p.,7„,-,../lrf.
inhaaH {mn)\\. v. 1 survey, (I mea-
|J-retheearth;)3.p. l.;V.r/.Aa«-
JMaahwin, s. survey, surveying,
Rcometry. -^ •"
DihaaMtoinini, s. surveyor, gcome-
ler ; pi.- wag.
Dihaamddim; 3. ind. p. they pay to-
Rether, a payment.
JJihaamdding, when they pay to-
gether, the time of a payment.
ntlmamadtwin, s. payment made, or
received, by several together.
Utbaammje, {nin) n. v. I pay people;
J recompense ; I return, repay ; 3.
P- 1. , p. del..ged.
JMbaamageivin, s. payment or reward
given to somebody,
Dihaa7nagos, {nin) n. v. I receive
payment, I am paid; 3. p.-«; p.
den.. end: '
Dihaamagomn," s. payment or re-
ward received by somebody.
See Remark, in article Anamikageuin.
DIB
102
il
maamarva, 'nin) a. v. an. I pay
I S..I, T'""^ "^ '■^'^ompense him;
^>«W f«/«)a v.;«,. I pavit, or
nihahnhko^jigan. s. balance, acaln
stno vard ; also, a pound ; pl.-a"'
Dzhah,sh]codm(mn)ti. v. «r«. I weigh
i?e6a^t*^&/2«, (««;«) a. V. an. I weigh
obi '^ ^*\P'"'^°?' ""^ '^"V «^'>«'- ^n.
Dihahowe^gan, s. cover of a l.ettle :
\>i'~an. '
A7.«V^/e« („,v.) n. v. I tell, I nar-
onii'n, I telU th. of hmt, (Lw
e IS, or what he did, etc.) 3 p.
UiMjMage^ {nin) n. v. I am tel-
Dibddoddr, (nm) a. v. «;i. I tell it
r.w '""\'\ ^ •i"'^&« him ; 3.
^V- d,L.,i ; p. cleb..ad.
vaTb'.f -T,'? ^'"'^ of measure, as,
.n,;::;e't"cr,^tr'^™^'^^^^-'
^»«'(^fr,)a.v.t;.. I measure
soZT"' ^r>^) "• ^- '^^^ I measure
some a« obj.; 3. p.odib...; p. J^-
Ja/.7^^. (V. Conj.) '^^
suWnJ**"' '• '"^^^"rement, mea-
DIB
Dihaigid,swan, s. «;j. watrli, clock
«*«</mA^a Ae;,Aa, hesika. nagash-
srow,';t:pf'^''^«'^-«f-^^^o-
deh..lccd. ' !'• ^- ) P-
I>i-haigisisswanil-ewm, g. work or-
curm.on or business of a watch."
inaker, clock or watch manufac-
DihaigmsswaniJceinnini, s. watc^-
rnaker; ])!.-wv/7. ^^■
/>/Wm«n, s. bushel, (measuring
vessel contamingaUhelOpl?
ho„se.common:hall;p].oJ. .
^^«;vmyt«i«;i, s. judgment, court.
Dihakmmade, or~ma^„d, u v. it s
^f"^l^'^ms, ni>,)V V. itindergo
"P^'d^^^-^-'^'^^^'-
^"'l^^^igi-gyiimh s. day of judg-
r>ilaUnu,iu'igarmg, s. S. i)»&a/ton*-
Dihahonigewin, s. judgment, made
orprouopnced; law, justice. G««a5
Tttsrr*'^°^'^^^-'(oid
BilaUnnjiwimni, s. judge, justice
of the peace, magistrate ; pLicag.
Dthakanigmvin, s. judgment 7(;wZ/r-
gcme or received.
Dihdkmiwe,(nin)n. v. &c. S. 2?/ia.
bofiige, etc.
^«faivme;w,m'm, s. S. Dibalconigewin.
^ibakoniwewtni-apabiwin , a. iude--
ment-seat, tribunal; pl.4„.
Bibamern7n, {nin) n. v. I moderate
myself, I put myself on a certain
rule; 3. p.~o; p. deb. .mod.
Dtbando, {nin) n. v. I make a vow :
•J- P- l.jp. debandod.
DIB
loa
nini, s. watch-
Dihandmi, (nin) a. win, I fulfil a
vow; 3. p. o (lib... ; p. deh.dod.
Dihandomn, e. vow ; sacrifice, offer-
1 tl nr * til .■ ti
DOD
iiig; pl.-a/t.
Dibaonun, s. measure of a canoe •
f\.-an. '
Dihawu, (ret/0 a. v. an. I pay for
some «n. obj. ; 3. p. o rfA..«: p.
deh..w<jul; imp. f//i«. '^
Dihcmlagos, {ni>i) n. v. T have a n as-
ter ; [L. subpotestate constitutus
^ sumj] 3. p.-e; p. fZ<>J..5t,i.
numidarnoa, {nin) or, nin dUicndn-
damoa, a. v. an. I make him mas-
ter of s. th. ; 3. p. o dib..n; p. deb..
J^ibendamnna, {nin) a. v. a«. imp. !
dtbendum/r;. S. Dibendamoa. \
ihlmulamoiiiHis, {nin) r. v. I make '
myself master of s. th. ; f usurp s i
th.; I appropriate s. th. to me ; 3 '
P--'v; p. deh..{tod.
Dibenddn, {nin) a. v. in. 1 am the
proprietor of it, the master of it
I possess it ; 3. p. o bib... : p. </«'
biiulang.
Dibendass, (nin)n. v. I have proper-
ty, I possess, I am proprietor ; 3
\->.-o; p. deb. .ml.
Dihendasmwin, s. property, posses-
sion: treasure.
mUndjiife, [nin)n. v. I am master,
lord; 3. p. 1.; ^.deb..ged.
Dibendju/ewin, s. domination, mas-
tery. «
DiUmma, {nin) a. v. an. I am his
master, his proprietor ; I possess
him, (a person, or any other an.
obj. ) .3 p.odib..n; p. deh..7nad.
Jhhenindu,{mn) r. v. I am my own
master, I am free and independ-
ent; 3. p.-o; p. deb..s(d.
Dibinindisowin, s. liberty, freedom,
independence.
Dibeninge, {nin)n. v. S. Bibendjiae.
JJibeivagendam, {nin) n. v. I reflect
consider:3. p. l.;p. rfeA..a„^ '
Uibewagendan, {nin) a. v. in. ? con-
sider u, I reflect upon it; 3. p. o
d»6...; p. deb..ang. ^
Dtbewagenim, {nin) n. v. I reflect
upon myself ; 3. p.-c; p. deb..mod.
Dibewa^fenima, {nin) a. v. an. A re-
/lect unon him, i consider him; 3
V-od{h..n;Y,.deh..mad.
JJtbctvagemndis, {nin) r. v. S. DiK,
Dibinikama, {nin) a. v. an. J meas-
, ure some an. obj. by the fathom;
3. p. dtk.n; p. deb. .mad.
JJihMikarulan, {nin) a. v. in. I mea«
"re it by the fathom; 3. p is .
Bihinilcandjige, {nin) n. v. I meas-
ure by the fathom (with my aTmsK
. Dtbmuidan, {nin) a. v. in. I settle
I ;^;'-rangeit;3.p.o^,-j....pS.«
^jff^:;^^(«?«)a.v.a«. I arrange
or settle him; 3. p. odib..n;%.
deb..nail.\\mv.dibowa). ^
DzUwi, {mn) n. v. I arrange, I sett-
tb}:T''''''^'^^'rJ^.i.-:i
Dibowewin, s. jury
r,.e,,^a,ake,*e.;)p.,,i5=f'„f!
Dtmiianilce, {nin) n. v. I dig deep ;
3. p. 1.; p. dem..lced. ^ '
JJwunangan. s. shoulder. There ^a
IZV^ f possessive pronoun pre
fixed to this word ; ^s:Nindimi.
nangan, my shoulder; o diminm.
gan. his shoulder, &c.
Dimttigwcia nbi, or, dimitigtoeiama-
gad, u. V. the river is /eep ; p
dem..iag, or. dem..gaTc.
mno, dinoivan, like, equal, m. obj.
a^<» rf«;io, or, r>t<; dim/wa, o«e like
his here. Ow dinowan, several
like this one. Onmv dinowan, se-
yeral objects like these here.
Dtnong, in the same thing ; na^ab
dfnong, always in the same thing
Dodadtmm, {nm) com. v, we do to
each other we treat each other ;
p. dwadadtdjtg.-Mqjag mino dodd-
diwag, they treat each other al-
ways well. Kego wiha matchi do-
dadikegon, never do evil io one
DOD
104
Dodndiwin, 8. mutual treatment.
Bodage, (nin) n. v. I do s. th. to so-
mebody; 3. p. 1.; p. aidodaged.
Dodancmagiul pers. v. it does ; n
end..i,ah.-Kitcki matchidodatrema.
gad lahkoteivaho; ardent liquor does
much evil. ^
Doddgmi, {nin) p. v. it does me. ii
(UujiHi.-BaUtdowm nin matchi do
dagon, sin does me evil.
Dodam {nin) n v. I do, I commit
j.'^'V' l-;p- endodang.
Vodainoa, {nin) a. v. an. I make him
tlo 8. th., or commit some action
J. p. odod..n;p. erul..ad.
Vodanmvin, s. act, action, deed,
doing; pi.-fl/j. ' '
Btddii, {nin) a. v. mj. I do or cause
s. th. to some i«. obj. 3. p. ododan:
V-endodang.-O matchi dodan wi-
DOW
I himselfo'"'' "'' '" '" '°'^' ^'^
I>od(u, {nin) or, nin dUadU, r. v T
do It to myself, I cause it to my-
self, I bring It upon me ; 3. p.-J-
Dodawa, {nin) ^. v. an. I do it to
him. 1 treat him; I cause it to him
Howa like equal, a/,. obj.-iW;^ rf,,.
wa, Join dowa, win dowan: one like
myse f, thyself, himself.' mnd<t
^oaghn d<rwan wind-.,an;seye
"P'ke myself, thyself, hinself-
Mnawtnd down, JcLwa ZTawi-
nawa dowan ; one like ourse ves
Zr'l''' 'h^-^selves. iTeCS
dowag, hmawadowarj, rvinawa do-
wan; several like ourselves, your-
selves, themselves. ^
mil* K egg
E.
EKO
\JhJ^nfT^^ ^^1 only r>;., sound
111 he Otchipwe language, which
m he English word me(.
Adverbs (ieuotuig affirmaticm.)
^^wann'^ "'*'' ^'^I^''^ ^^»^^ « litt-
ENA
^fiffff'!'P-«- a- one who dyes, dy-
er, [P. tejntuner;) y>\.~ji,j. ^
^ftfoin, I'- Pl- tilings that are ripe
(all kinds of berries.) ^ '
^'nof'ttf'^' P'.'- ^-Z*^^- 0"e wlio is
^j- S. NaUnj. ^'
£jashawehagisid assema, tobacco in
square pieces ; [C. du tabac quar"
^Jf^edp s. a. he that slides back
backslider; fig., ^ho gives up re.'
Iljisidehawe, {nind) n. v. the tracks
of both my feet appear ; 3 ni
ml . fi, o'l ''^ abridgment of s.th.
^[fo.^'tr"^fn ^ ''tone's
Uu-ow far, [G. einen Steinwurf
Mo.d6slcwa,dng, the length of an el-
bow a cubit, fa foot and a half ^
eho-doshwaning • two cubits t«^
cubits, twent/c'ubits loSg! ' ''"|
^^^■j^a:^gatchinfi, num. ninthly ; the
Mo-mnaninf/, num. fifthly; the fifth
--(bor the rest see Otch. Gram'
berO* ^' ^'"^'""^ ^""'■
Moml, p. as he is long, his length
pl~iu' ^' ^' "^" *^ '""^' '*^ '^"S'*'^
^W. p. a. as it is large, its extent;
Emikwrn s. large wooden spoon
spoon; pl.-a^i. ^ """'
£>iuhodnens, s. dim. tea-spoon • nl -
an. ' ^
■Endbandang, p. s. a. one who dreams
dreamer; pl.-«y. '
IJndhadammg y. a. neg. in. useless,
being good for nothing; pl.-i.;^. '
I JinaJ>adm.m^, p. a. neg. an. useless
unprohtable person, or other an.
being ; pl.-^;,,.
^nahgu adv. S.Mndawatch. Mano
Jlaiamtad, p. s. a. one who pravs, a
Christian ; pl,-;?'^, ' '
Miamia.wig, p. s. "a. w^^. one who
does not pray, a pagan, heathen -
pl.-Of/. ~ '
Enamtekasod, p. s. a. one who feigns
religion, an hypocrite ; pl.-jM.
Enamietawad Kije-Maniton, adorer
ofGpd; pl.-^/iT.
Jimmtetmrnd masininm, adorer of
idols; pl.-/y>.
Enange ha, adv. yes certainly, doubt-
less, undoubtedly,
Endpinadm,inind)ti. v. »n. Ida-
mage or injure it; 8. p. o(i <,„...,.
p. aun..dod.
Endsaamahnun, p. before me, (sitt^
tng ;) enassamoMian, before thee
endssafnabid, before him, etc.
EN I
BnAMarntgahawiiAn , p. bpfcre me,
Ura/k/,«,y; , enamimi^jahaiHian, he-
him oir' *"*"*'"'"»Va*««"<^, before
^WaMamAlw, p. before me, In mv
presence ; endseamid, before him,
JSndxmmimagak, p. before somethinir.
/.//.««*«wmAt/m«, p. before me, ( h,.
*»ih) enaumminhinan, before thee,
EndKsaminhhiHJiflweiiln , p. before
fnJr^' ""''^'"»MdinJi<jwed, be-
lore his eyes, ('tc.
Snaommunnff, p. befoie something, I
^//<W p. 8 he who stays; or, where
e stays h.s habitation hi's dwel-
ling, his lodge, his house, his home.
^nihigog, p. what there is.
L>ulaiu>i, 1). .s. my howie, my dwell-
."R, my'l.ahu.uion, my lodjin/!-
J^iulaum, thy home, etc
hndajt - /;««•«>«««»«; mekatewiLa-
>uue, where the priest puts on Ws
church-vestme. s, or saoerdotal
gHrments, sacriuy! vestr^ ^"*^'
Lnd,M, ]) himself and all his fa-
^"•'yj,7'''^l^J'«t there is of some
j;«_, that is^all the money there is
EmhisUi^n, n. myself and all my fa-
nily, all tUe who belong To me
E,ula.mig p. all what there is of it
the whole of it. '^ "* u,
|/irf(w.vd-. (The Change o{ Basso ^
Mda,s6.gyi„ah, every day, daZ-
Endasso-tihildk, every night iSi7
Endogwen, I don't know^ ' ^ '^•
^\go, 8. ant, emmet; pl.-^.
■fyf'!lfl%«tro»giy; much; loud.
Mtgokoden<1n, from all my heart-
empoJcodeetm, from all thy heart •
J^'^^gokodeed, from all his heart, etc
^l^^^f""**"'";"' P- "'y whole hou^
sehold my whole family ; eniqoko-
ikwund, his whole household etc
lOG
EPI
-ffnwo^^,;,,^. ^r, enigokwimng, p.
heap *'*'''"' "^ "• "'^ ^^f^"'^
S'iijvkwndfsxing, p. <^s it is wiH«
'ho whole width' of it "'®'
Enigokwag aki, as wide as the earth
IS, everywhere on earth.
EnujokHHujamigcig, or -^nigokogafni-
t/'fy. adv. in the whole world
Enujdu'iyamig, s. ant's hill: pi. -,«,
him,(mamHo^;)3.p. od ^,i„„; p.
( paddling in a canoe, or sailing;) 3
E/iimia, (nind) a. v. an. I surnans
hirn. beat him; 3. p. odeTS"
at*'n,,ad, ' ^
Eninuiwe, {nind) n. v. I surpass: 3.
P; 1-; p. aien..vofd.
Emmuhkaiva, (nind) a. v. an T
outgo or outruu him, I arrive be-
tore lum; I surj)ass him walking
,7J""»'»ff;3.p.^ie«..„; p.„J5
Eninajaond, p. s. a. one who is sent
a messenger; pi. -;«V/.
^, «m/t^;/M affirm, 1 say yes.
i'^nt-onnmhig, towards evening.
b.m Uhkak, towards nigh
nrpft ' /p^''- '"''^'•ably, middling,
lich ^^' ^ P'ls^ablement; G. ziem
Erwkid, p. s. a. who orders s. th. to
be done, who gives work, employ-
er; pi. -j/jj^. ' ■'
Mokid p s.a. he who works, work-
man, laborer; pi. -;7j7.
Enokum\j p. s. a. neg. he who does
network, idl 3 lazy person, slug-
gard; pi. og. »
I^noinnd, p. s. a. one that is employ-
ed todos. th., an employed per-
son, hirehng, mercenary; pi. -^io.
■tpangishtniog, p. west, Occident, s^-
tmgofthesun.
Epitao, p. a. as it is thick, the
thickness of some in. obj.; pi. -in.
ESH
107
EpitaUmuf p. so deep in the ground.
deep in the ground. ^
fi/<^rA. (The Change of ipUrh.) I
with all
EUK
Epitching, ad> strongly,
force. '
«* it JB high, its
as we apeak,
Epitig»inq, p
height.
Kpitoweng, 3. ind
loud.
-Eshanged matcM mashkikL p. « .
Bshkam, adv. more and more. CEt-
"Itt^^usi^f ""^' more and „,ore.
tJshkam nin. pakakados, I am gett-m.^
I«an. poor, more and more. *=
hshkmn m,i winin, I am getting fat
more and more. *"
EMampangi, less and less, decrea-
sing, (more and more litt e )
tcWT'"'- h"--" fof cattle, dee'r'
txc.j pi, -ag. <
il~a>u' ^^^•'=""«'-'- [F. tranche;]
Eshkatidaming, p. what is eaten raw
cucumber, melon; pi. -in. ^^'
M7/.«^, p. s. a one who eats raw
an Esquimau Indian; pl.-/i;;. ^'
mhmeg, or, eshkossermi^, p. a
remainder, remnant; pi. 4 P' *"
Bshhoessmg, p. a. the last in. obi. in
a range or row; pi. -tVi. ''• '"
r.X^.".o' .] Spaniard; i,|. -^,„ "^
^*^a.o*u«, s. Spanish' worna^. pi.
EJlca,nanissongin. S. ^. Wama-
Xi p!.' -'i;."'^^' f«- Z-ke; in.
^M.orCTfa, .^hell;ov8ternl
|*;*a^«. wildcat Sots,
■ng,
of the
^Kntfssimig, made o( L!. J ^*;
porcelain or^chrnatare "^^' °^
^'tf, adv. only.
^W'i mamakimnin, p. « a
' ". some of the moltll'ST
JStawagam adv. on both bZII J o
river, lake, bay, &c. ^^^ ''^ ^
f '«""?"' adv. on both sides.
Et^^cdasse, {nind) n. v. I have both
uwi,X\^^t?;ie^':-«^'-*^-
i;-/..s.bjths^;irf'th:ar"
if*'^''*!^. 8- both arms. ''^•
Mawimndj, s. both hav^io • i .
hands w'lth both haS'''"'°'^
^fawtsid, a. both feet
Mkaridiwin, s. Eucharist.
I
*t
* t
$^
^1^
G.
GAG
Oa- or md: This ,,nrticlo is used
inthohrst and second persons of
tho f.Uuro tonso, and in the purti-
cipJes of the past tense. fS the
ConjiiR. in Otch. Grani.J
1 ()int, Jiake .Siijjerior.
V. I land; 3. p. l.j,,
Gabn, (ni:i) u
ythuil.
Gahiishiim, (nin) a. v. an. I |,„t
soinea/^ohj. to the fire in some
vessel, to cook; 3. p. « r/«?>..«; p.
gill.. mail. '
Githntm, Oim) a. v. /«,. I put it to
the hre m some vessel, to cook; 3
V-f>g(ih...\\,.g,'hcfod. ' ■
Gahntchxjade, or ma,/«</, u. v. it is
put to the fire in a vessel, to cook'
\^-9eh..deg, or -^maiiaJc. '
Uahafchujaso, n. v. 3. p. some an.
Ob) IS put to the fire in a vessel, to
cook; p. ^^^..toJ. '
Oahau,,{r,in)n.v. S.JVibaw.
Irnbcmia, (nin) a. \.an. S. Niba-
wia.
Gabtiwiton, {nin) a. v. in. S. Niba- 1
Wit on.
Gabish, {nin) n. v. I camp, encamp; I
Gabishiwin, a. the act of campinir-
camp, encampm«iat, pi. -«;j. "*'
(rohewin,, s. landing place, landing:
GiKjahulj^ adv. much.
Gagaienis, (nin) n. v. lamcunninp.
artful, crafty; 3. p. -4: p. gcg..8id
GagaieniHwin, s.
ness.
Gdgdtulawa* {nin) a
cunning, .artful
▼. an.freq. I
NOTE. Most of the verbs beeinninff with
aaffo, are frequentative verbs denotinVn
repetuion or reiteration of the ',ame acf o?
alluding to more than one object xCa?!
marltod here with the iyllabe/rV?
OAO
push him repeatedly; .3. ]uooao.M'
I). gaiag..wa,l: imp. gaganda. '
Gagamlmima, (nii^ a. C. an. I )iav«
a malicious joy over his irrief or
'Innaffo, (in thoughts;) 3. n. o
g<ig..n; p. geg..viad. *
Gngiindini-odahimcnK, s. a«. wheel-
Kdrren,J [A.-ag.
^iigdndjia, {nin) a. v. an. frea. S.
''•igandjmaweu.
Ongnndjhjuhu {nin) n. v. aw. /m,.
^ft. Oaga.idnitawcn-
i>»gnndi,gidenm, {nin)is. v. an.freq
1 express a malicious joy over hi^
gnel or damage, I sa^, it is right
hat this or that happened to him
L^'. ich bm schadenfroh;! 3. n o
gag..n; p. geg..mad. ^ ^
Oagandjujitag,', {nin) u.x.freq T
am expressmg a malicious joy over
the grief or damage of soinebody;
(ragnndmiawea, {nin) a. v. an. I ir-
I !^^'^^^ """) I provoke or excite him
Oagdtidjinaweidiwin, a. malicious
provocation to anger
GagdnrMwaie, n. v. 3. p.freq. its fur
or hair is long, (of an animal;) p.
Gagamjdamadis, {nin) r. v./reo. S
GamKlatnadis.
Oaganodamage, {nin) n. v. frtq I
pray or speak foi somebody repe-
atedly, 1 intercede ; 3. p 1 ■ d
geg-ged. F .p.
Gaganodamagewin, a. intercession.
(raganodamawa, {nin) a. v an
freq. I pray or speak for him rep.'
eatedly, I intercede for him; 3 p
osag-ni,'p.ge.^..wad. *"
I
OAO
109
s. malicious
■<fagdn.Hifuh, (nin) n. v. frfo, T h„v
nre tnlkinfr tofffirhpV T ' ■ ""^
OAO
j«aloi»s frequently;
•»■ P- ^ n>- (/ft/.-i/ed.
I
am envioun;
^V""<''/ma, (nm)a. V. «« />.„ i
. iJeij..dMii,j.
<f<mn6nidin-m, a. conversntion
(^"'/nmnttulji, (nin)n. x.freu I havf.
lun^: haruis or firiirers- 1?^ r
against it/ 1 gainjy iV-' " '^'^'^
W,«;,,„„,^. („,•„) a. v.««. I exhort
^^a{7««.wn«„, s, enconraginc in
citmo, mstigr.tion. ** ^'
(xagu.^^nrie, {nin) n. v. I exhort en
P^;^S^*^'----^1:i.!^
him, ("hpr;')'^ { p„vv him- -i „
^z' Jh/«,r,y, adv. aho fro.juentati^
„rT^'-> a long wllileete y
long While every time.
(^a,jaweHhk, (nin) n. v.fren I am in
jha..t^^hoingJoa,44'ir"
("fnii,<vaami-a, or -^t/i' r"-^'
here are ice-b^nks on t^} e s .'..p
C. il y a ,les bourUillons p t^'
Gagihadad, u. v. it ia foolish stu„i,l
'"prudent, irrational. aSuc ' '
;ha_3te,,mpuclent,m.pure;7. ;,;'::
";; 'l'»"8ht; i,„p„,e tho„5ht, pi
Oagthadisnvin, s. foolishness im
prudence, stupidity, absmdu; m'
beeility, Ignorance; friro fous^nes^"
Oagthadjxhwe, s. unchalte impudent
woman, strumpet, Avhore ^ost"
tute, fornicatress, adultres^; ph'^
GAG
110
i(li|OTW»r-jMi«
Gagibddjinini, s. unchaste impudent
man, whore-monger, tornicator,
a'lulterer; pi. -way.
GayibdJjitchifje, {niii) n. v. I act or
behave foolishly; 3 m. I.; \>. qe-:.
Gagihanayasl-.c,:, {nin) n. v I
stammer;3. p. l.;p. ^e^.,^,^.
(Tagtbamguskicetagos, \nm) n. v. S.
Gdgibanagaikwe.
aagibd^itagos, {nin) n. v. I speak
loohshiy, imprudently, absurdly:
1 speak unchastely, indecently; 3.
p. -t; p. yeg..sid.
Oagibasitagosiwin, s. imprudent,
foolish, absurd talking; fjvolous
impure, indecent talking.
(rogzbati-itawa, {nin) v. a. an. Ilisten
to him with the impression that
he speaks foolishly, absurdly: 3. p
ogag..n;p.geg..wai.
Omibasoma, {nin) a. v. an. I make
him stupid, foolish; I debauch or
corrupt him, (her) into evil impure
conduct or lewdness; 3. p. ogaQ.,n:
p. geg..mad. ^ a n i
Gagihidjane, {nin)n. v. my nnce is
slopped, obstructed,(catching cold,
J'^^.-A^-V-U^.geg-ned.
bagibidjauttagos, {nin) n. v. I speak
through the nose ; 3. p.-* ; p. geg..
iragibingwe, (nin) n. v. my eyes are
shut, lam blind; 3. p. 1.; p. ycff.
wed, ■ V b
GagiUngwea, {nin) a. v. an. I make
him blind, I blind him ; 3. p. ooaa
,;" ;.,P- geg..ad. -^ '''
Gagzbi.n<rwebina, {nin) a. v. an I
bhndfold hiin ; 3. p. o gaQ..n ; p.
geg_..nad. ^ ^
Gagibinfwebis, {nin) n. v. I am blind-
^folded ; 3. p.-o ; p. geg.. sod.
Gagilmgwchi.somin, {nin) n. v. pi
we play huodm;in's blind,- [F. nous
jouons an colin-maillard ; G. wir
spielen bliiide Kuh. blinde Maus I
Gagibingivebisowin, s. hoodman's
blind, (a play in which one blind-
folded seeks to eaten another.)
Gagibingwekux, a small kind of
GAG
mole, a little animal that lives and
works under ground ; pl.-^^.
Gagibingivewin, s. blindness.
Gagibishf, {nin) n. v. my ears arc
stopped, shut, 1 am deaf: 3. p 1 •
V- geg..rd. "'
Ga^ibkhebina, {nin) a. v. an. I stop
him both ears, I stop up both his
hn'Va:.^."^"'""''-^^-""''
GaoiUshelinidis, ynin) r. v. I stop
bujh iny ears up; 3. p.-.; p. geg].
Gagibishelcas, {nin) n. v. I feign or
simulate deafness; 3. p.-o: p. JJ
Gagibishewin, s. deafnass.
Gtigidis, {nin) n. v. I am sensible,
delicate (weak of constitution,
Gagidisiwin, s. delicacy, bodily sen-
sibility, weakness of constitu-
tion.
Gagidjia, (nin) a. v. an. I appease
.,9"?\;.3-P- gag..n ; p. gaia..ad.
Gag^dJ^gonewe, {nin) n. v. my throat
IS sore ; 3. p. 1.; p. gaia..wed.
(ragidowe, {nin) n. v. I mourn, I la-
> J. p. ].; p. gaia.
mer.t, I "wail; 3. p. ]
wed
Gagigijwa, {nin) a. v. an. 1 cut oiT
what is spoiled, {an. obi.) 3. p. ^
^gag..7i] p. geg,. wad.
Gagiglkodan, {nin) a. v, in. I cut off
what is spoiled, {in. obi.) 3. p. o
ffag.. ■,p.gcg..ang.
Gagigikona, {nin) a. v. an. I cut off
what IS sjjoiled, {in. obj.)3. p. o
gag..n ; p. geg. .ad.
Gagiginag, {nin) a. v. an, pi. I pick
them out, I select them, {an. obj.)
3. p. gag..n ; p. geg..nad.~Nin
gagigmag mishiminaq, opiniq\ \
pick out apples, potatoes,(the good
'^nesj the rotten ones, etc.)
Gagiamanan, {nin) a. v. in. p\. I
pick them out or ^^elect them, (in.
obj.) 3. p. o gag...; p. geq..anq.—
Mn gagiginanwn anindjiminan, \
pick out pens.
TSWr-^te----.-
GAG
(fdgigit {nin) n. v. freq. I £ .n sneak
ing, talking, conversing 3. T-o-
p. yaia..tnd. e. «j. p. o ,
contracted 3 u i ""„ ^ ^'". ^^'»&
(^agHdndiwin, s. mutual exhortation
or exhortation gwen to several per
O^giUnge, (nin) n. v. I am exhort
mg, recommending; 3 t, f „
(-«^/^^«;., ('iwOn. V.I preach: 3 n
^«g*/t«.c/i«,e, s. a female preacher-
LF precheuse ;J pl._o. ^ '^"^^ner ,
tr<7rA^/[we'-OTa6Wia«:r/a;i, s. sermon
book ; any book contamingreTJ"
ousmstructionsjpl.-,,;,. ^'^^'&»-
^g7_i^v^.v,.,^a/»,(m>0a. v. m. j preach
It 3. p. gag... ; p. geg..aJ.
tS'-'U'T'^^ preach his'doc'
U IS preached; p. ^,^..^,^;,r-.J
<^agikweioin, s. preaching sermon
'raginiidon, {„in) n. v. freq I mnr
m.r u-a.nst somebody ; 3.^p^ ^f
^'igiimdomwin, s. murmur „^
plaint, not heard TvTh« ' ^°"'"
against whom it is .^^^^ P«^-^«»
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GAG
Oaginau>hhl; {nin) n v. freo i
(^aghi^ljidaan, (nin) a « .■ i
Wa,„bes gercte pT?? "'"'
aea. 'J 'P'^-jP-^ey..
Cfagipinindji, (nin) n ,r
cracked, cWpped; J Ti f""' ^^«
^«P!it(inthesffnf' ^•"^'^k,
or pacify him I moi u ■ ' ^PPeaso
7eartmT'^"''^>^----fap.
j;:;r.i:.rr'«^^'-^-p-
console nvse?f • 3 r,^ ^^^''^'^ ""■
sod. • ' ^- P--«' P- ^«'a..
"^S^g^^^-^^^n-v, I am prudent,
^agttawendam, (nin) n. v I hav«
wise prudent' tUgits I' pS^';^
gam.. dang. ' «'-H- i-, P-
^^{/'*^iy^damm, (nin) a. v. «« t
make him wisp • q v/ ^
verbs a^-'eVut^r/vtbf '"r/ '""
several cfacL'm on 'inirtl'"' "racked, or I
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GAG
'^1
Oagiiawendamomn, e. prudence,
wisdom.
Gagitawigij've, (nin) n. v. an. i speak
prudently, wisely ; 3. p. 1 .; p. gaia..
wed.
Gdgilaww, (ni)i,) n. v. S. Gagitrnv.
Gagitchi, (nin) n. v. I take off my
shoes or boots, my socks, stock-
ings or nippes ; 3. p. 1.; p. gegitch-
141.
GatjUchia, (nin) a. v. an. I take off
his shoes, etc. ; 3. p. o gw .n : p.
geg..ad.
Gayiweshha, or-^mgad, n. v. it goes
hack and forwards, it shakes ; p.
gt'g..kag, ox-magak.
Ga-godaakwed, p.'s. a^ he who shoots
(or has shot) at a mark j a marks-
man. S. Godaakwe.
<T(mi3dnagwiitchishHwesse, {nin) n.
V. I sink in mud, or in a swampy
or boggy place ; 3. p. 1.; p. geg..
S€(C\
Gagwdnissag... These syllables are
connected in many instances with
substantives, verbs or adverbs, and
uni)ly the idea of terrible, fright-
Jul, ahmiinahle, hidous, etc. ( Ex-
amples in some of the following
words.)
txagwdnissagad, u. v. it is frightful,
horrid _; p. gea..gah.
GagwdniMaga<lem.{nin) n. v, I weep
bitterly, horribly ; 3. p.-o; p. qeg.,
mod.
iTogwdnissagakamig, adv. horribly,
frightfully, GagwaniasagaJcamig ej-
lurhah, frightful news or acci-
dent.
Gagwdnissagendagos, {nin) n. v. I am
frightful, formidable, horrid : hate-
ful,
sid.
abominable : 3
p.-t; v-geg..
terror,
Gagwdnissagendagos'iwin, s
horror, enormity.
Gagwanissagendagwad, u. v. it is
horrible, frightful ; abominable,
hateful ; p. geg. .wok.
Gagwdnissagenddn, {nin) a. v. in.
I abhor it, hateit : 3. i).ogag„.:p
Seg..ang.
j Gawcamsmgenima, {nin) a. v. an. I
abhor him, hate him ,• 3. p. o gua .
' « ; p. geg. mad.
Gagwdni^isagimad. u. v. there is an
enormous or a frightful quantity of
It ; p. geg-nalc.
GagwnnUsagindgos, {nin)v\. v. I look
frightful, /have a horrible appear-
ance ; 3 p.-i; p. geg. .sid.
Gagu'dnifti'aginagwad, u. v. it has a
frightful, horrible appearance ; p.
geg..wai:
Gagwdnissaffinindji, {nin) n. v I
have abominable hands; 3. p. 1,; p
geg. .id.
Gagwdnusagin-orrvin, {nin) or, vin
gagivamssaginimin, n. v. pi there
is an enormous or frightful number
of us ; p. geg..nodJig.
Gugwdnissagis, {nin) n. v. I am
frightful, etc. 3. p.-t; p. geg.., sid.
Gagwdnismginkkonidis, {nin) r. v. I
strike or hurt myself frightfully ; 3.
p.-o 5 p. geg.. sod.
Gagtved, ox-gagwidj, in compositions,
signifies asking, examining, prr/v
ing. { Examples in some of the fol -
Lowing words.)
Gagwedakadan, {nin) a. v. in. I
sound it with a sounding lead ;
'^^\>-ogag...;Y.geg..ang.
Gagwedakaajigan, s. sounding lead
or plummet ; pl.-aw,.
Gagwcd<xkadjige, {nin) n. v. I am
sounding with a sounding lead ; 3,
p. l.\^.gfg..ged.
Gagwedaktige, {nin) n. v. I am
sounding with a pole;3. p.l. ; v.gcg..
ged.
Gagwedibendagos, {nin) or, nin ga<]-
■wedibendjigas, n. v. I am tempted,
I have temptations ; 3. p,-i ; p.
geg. .sid.
Gagwedibeiv^jige. {nin) or, nin gag-
wedibeninge, n. v. I tempt, I intice;
.?. p. l.;p.geg..ged.
Gagivedibendjigewin, or, gagwediien-
ingewin, s. temptation ; pl.-a«.
Gagwidibmima, {nin) a. v. an. J
tempt him, intice him ; 3. ?. ogay .
">■ P- geg.. mad.
GAG
•^- J'- '^'Aw. • n , -l reel It;
^-ragu-idjihce, (nU) n. v I trv •.
'atS'i:£r:3Vr^
[1^(1. .Wi'd. ""Jt.J. p. l.jp.
a race with Im'n on foot . 3 „ "
;r^-naraceo,Ubir;^^J:
race on foot • \ n 1 . ^ '^"^ a
'.i»v^ ,'":;;J ?^™' «-'-
Gaqwedjima, (nm) a. v «« r ..1
.In. „^"^^""n' ^ question him •
113
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/ionto.everal'per.rf^"-'«f
'"^^'tuor'ou^-^f'-tit.try.
P-,'Ay..rTOi/. ' '^' l>- gag...-
wrestle with hi.,, f'**' '^'- ''«• ^
^'•rpasshi 3 'V'-"''''''^""".? to
wad. ' ■^'•"i""J-n;V' geg..
Gn[l>cidir<-^ i„U) n V T =,,1 r •
<J<'<J..Wtd. ^''--11, J. ]). 1,; p,
I'lfbrmation • pj "2 '^^' 1"estion,
viud.
pass in speakiriE. nr 1 7 '? ^° ^ur-
"/passc-ofh^/iiraspeeei 7*«
suri^asses others t "1"''" '^''°
<Iebatirig,-pj.i\7^y'^ speak.ng or
[o intimidate ,Sn /fjf !'-''' ^^'!".
ill"! fear, I thrr".'t„ ^ ^° '"^ke
ing, menace; p] ', ^^''^'^^'aten-
^-«;i. ' ^- Schreckbild ;] pj.
-ag. '^•'*™- a young gull; pi.
(-raiashhivdwan « rr„i]'
• "^- 'Jelore, formerly, before
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114
GAN
M
_i?'lv- IS
lliis time, in olden times; [L.
olim.)
(iaidtchinini, s. Blacicfoot Indian ;
[C. un Piodnoir ;] pl.-^/rw.
iyaiiityitwawin, s. tlic Old Testa-
ment.
(r'didt-ijit/vainni-maJcdk, Ark of the
covenant.
(/'(lit. ci)nj, and; also.
''''J<tg<-< {nin) n. v. I eat much and
last ; 3. ]). 1.; p. (jniajatjid.
duiaijtns, s. cat, jhuss;' pi.-rt_r/.
<7(dtii/i7ia, or matjad, n. v. 'it is the
sunnnit of a hi)[ or mountain ; j).
(j(l..)ia<i, o)-i/iiii/(d:
(iohuljiwrhafo, (nin.) n, v. T run
<lown.hill;:j. p. \.;i). (jck-.tod.
(idkikijan. {nin) a. v. in. 1 rip it up,
I unstitch it ; 3. p. o qalc... ; p. gai-
ar'..(/nij.
Udkikijh-a, {nin) a. v. an. I rip some
nn. ol)J.; 3. p. n fr(d\.n ; p. yaia..
?'•<■/(/; imp. (j(d-i/:ij/ri.
(^(ilikiMa. 'ox~)n'(ma<l. n. v. it is
ripped up, unstitched; p. (/aiu..hi</,
ov-nuuial-.
(i<dina'nixdl-o.4, (nin) a. v. an. I
sJiell a corn-ear ; 3. \^. <, gal\.u; p.
gilink'inad ; imp. <jdkin,.
(idiltirinini, s. Galilean ; \\.-'wa(j.
iianuUIJ, {nin) n. v. I am daiicnig
with a scai[) in my hands, in order
to receive some presents ; 3. p.-^;
p. (ituwiljitl.
G((nM<ljin<i(la!ca, {nin) a. v. an. 1
come to him dancing' with a seal]).
from him ; 3. ]
). (/
to receive s. th
(/am../. ■ p. )j(m..ira<L
<Ta>//d(IJitci/i',s. Indian dance with a
scalp.
Ga/naniti(jw(iafj. s. p. Fort Willinm.
on Lake Sujierior.— S. Jfancdi/-
i/'(i(i.
Gd/niil, p. s. a. desi^rter; pl.-/)V/.
Gntnitdira/Kjaga/nag. s. p.' Sandy
Lake. — H. JSlitu/ra/njagama.
(ranalicndan. (nin) a. \'. in. 1 allow
it, 1 ai)prove, permit, suft'er it ; 3.
1). 'ja/i... ; p. (j€ii..a'>}g.
(•'aiiah »(IJi(/c, {hin)n. v. I approve,
allow, ])ermit; 3. p. 1. ; p. ge/i..(i((i:
Ganabcnivia, {ni,' ) a, v. an. T let
andment,
ndate ; pi.
V. an. I look
him do, I permit him, allow him ;
3. J). o,jan..n; p. ijin..viad.
(ianaldtuwa, {/lin) a. v. an. 1 have
patience and forhear with him,
when he oHends me with his unmh).
3. p. (ja.n.,n ; p. gm.,ivad.
Ganade/ii/na, {nut) a. v, aii. Alg. S,
Na<jatan'aha//)u.
Gdna(j, or, i/ilnainarjak, p. s. a. shar[);
pointed ; the edge of a tool.— S,
Gi/ui.
<ia/ia(/C, adv. at least.
Gan(uidawi.'<, {urn ) n. v. I am in jj^ooti
health, I have no inlirmity on me;
3. J).--/; p. (jen..ml.
Gand/idaivisi/cin, s. pood health.
Go/idiiinc, adv. for the last time.
Ga/iuMmge, {nin) n. v. I make com-
mandments, regulations : 3. p. l.
p. <j(ii..<jed.
Ga/idm/itiewi/i, s.
regulation, precepl
-a /I. \
G(i/ia>vdha/na.{ni/i)
at him; 3. p. o<jan..n; ji. ^en..7nad.
G(inau-uhanda/i, {nin) a. v. '///. I
look at it ; 3. p. o yan... ; p. <nn..
U/KJ.
Ganawdhn/idis, {nin) r. v. I look at
inyself ; 3. \^.-o ; p. (j('n..f<oL
G (I n amili)n(,<mif..sn; ,fJii, s. a hird that
looks at the sun, a bittern; |F. bu-
tor ; Ci. Rohrdommel;] \)\.~ia(/. is.
Mii.s/ikai.f:yi.
Gunawindna, {ni/i) a. v. an. I eoni-
niit s. th. w his care, I intrust it
to liim ; 3. p. o gan..n ; p. gtn..i'd.
Ga/iatcendama.'i, {nin) r. v. 1 con-
serve to myself; 3. p.-o ; ^.<jin..
Sid.
Ganawcridamason, {nin) n. v. in. I
keep it for myself, 1 reserve it to
mo ; 3. J). gan... ; p. (jm..f;(id.
Ga/uwcnda/nantnia/i, {n'i/i) a. v. an.
I conserve some an. obj. to me: 3.
p. (/an... ; p. (jcn..K(d. (V. Conj.)
GunaHr'udainaH'a, (niti) a. v. art. I
keej) or conserve it for him ; 3. p.
(jan..n ; p. (/en. .wad.
Ganawcndamo'na, {?ii/i) a. v. an. S.
Ganawfndaa.
G anaivmdamowin, s. conservation.
OAN
115
;onservatiojj.
^/j^/^,/w«m«, („/„,) a. V. an. I keen
•■■m conserve h/,n, talccoo
!'* ,(porson or any other «..a,j?
'M/«c/, ,,an,IJ in con.po.sitions, «ig„i.
,, ','• '■■1 !'• i:tnu..(/r(l.
a pole to push a canoe "or boat •
(randiiHig.', (mn) n. v. f nolo f « p^
^'Wmm, (;,/;,, a. V. ««. I push him
;W '"^■^'•''•''''''••^'■'•P.^«i«..
^mc^huaw.thanuiclinationoiihe
rfct^r^^-^'-"'^'i'''^''''''"i
1 tr.rust in some cm. oh].; 3. „ '
Gdndhan, (nm) a. v. in. I push it
^l'oveit,tWtiti„,.3.p i;« '*:
(Va«,?/;,/^a;j -g. draught-board • fF
/iainier ;] pl.-«,^. "-'"'jLi-.
.'5. <^a(jamlmi~odahanensl
(randimge. {nin) n. v. I push • I
|l^,^J«»?iirai,ffht-hoar,i?IF'je
at nun, mocking or despising'S
^-y;t«. («^;.) a/v. a.,:"-! incite
GAO
p. o
J'<m, r push him to 9. »h • ->
<!'i»-->»;V..iaia..ad. ' '
''^indjdMidimiv, (ni,i\ « v ni ,
-|™«.Hiy.v,,.";',,';-.^,.''^r;
(randjhiajnwa, {nm) a. v. ,,„ i .,,,,,1
''hhfdowr-''"'^''-^'-«-Ithrovv
nin down or away, pushinj^ him •
6'«..,y)vr.7.//.„.,, („/,,, a. V. «•/,. I throw
Winndjimowinini. J"J'^-^^-
Gn-»imim.-Hkendan<i, p. . a he wl,n
knew the future, a- Jophe-tpl.!:J;
n;y:dr3''?^'i''^^'--^-Mi^^»k'^'-
Oanodmnaioa, ijrn,) a. v. «,,. gee
'/"'" •■'•'••^■'*- J speak to
't. Jnddrcssit ; ;j. p. ^ ' '*!" °
gen. .ant/. ^ j m... , ji.
to each other; p. qaxnididn?
sen, J p ,,; p^^/e,^..j,o^/_ >
t'ummidmmu s. speaking (0 each
other, conversation ^ '^''
'-^'"""t^wwa, (7i?"yi) a.'v «« I i.„„,
him back from s h. bv wb.f V
amtd,„ h,m;rp;;;e?,(hhnS/
\\-ogan..n;x^.gen..nuid.
6«m«/,p.sJiethathunts,ahiint-
8*
GAS
llG
GAS
;H
er, hunts-man, sports-man ; nl --
,;«i7. ' ■
Gdpama, {iiiti) a. v. an. I scrancli
some a/^ ol)j. ; 3. p. ogap..n; p.
gaiu..mad. '
Gapandan, (nni) a. v. in. I scrnnch
It ;3. p. oyap... ■ p. fjaia..ang.
Gdpina, [nm) a. v, ««. I crush or
crumb some au. ohj. witli my lin-
gers; 3. p. 0(fiq>inan.; p. quiapinad:
mip. (jaiitn.
GdjHnan,{nv).)n. win.. \ crush or
crumlj u wiih my lingers; 3. p.
gap... ; p. gaia..ang.
Gajman, {nm) a. v". in. I burn it a
little, I parch it ; 3. p gup... ; p.
gam..a>w. —Mii, gayisan makute-
mas/ikikiwaho, I burn cofiee.
Gapisige, (nm) n. v. I parch : 3. p.
^l.;_p. gaia..gcd.
Gdpmcag manddininag, (nin) a. v
an. I parch corn; 3. p. ogapimmn:
p. gam. .wad. '
Gapwewema, {nin) a. v. an. S. Gd-
pama.
Gapwewendan, (nin) a. v. m. S. Ga-
Jiandaii.
Gasaga^kwadjinieJcag, Leech-Lake :
[O. Lac de la sangsue.] S. Sagask-
Gasfil-aan,{nm) a. win. I cut Or
pierce it with difficulty ; 3. p.
gus/i.,. ; p.gcshkaanq.
Ga.^hkuanagtku'e, ( nm) n. v. I am
takmg oil cedar-bark, I decorticate
cedar-trees ; 3. p. L ; p. gesh.wed.
oasld-aain, u. v. it freezes over, or
It IS frozen over, (a lake, a river!
cue.) p. ge.M-ading.
Gashl-adino-gidss, s. an. the freez-
^ing moon, the month of November.
Ga.yhkakoku'elgan, s. spattle to stir
sugar m sugar-making ; pl.-a„.
Gushkalcwaige, {nin) n. v. I scrape
a bark ; 3. p. 1. ; p. gaia..ci€d.
Gttshkamegiraige, (nin) n. v. I scrape
atish, I fake away his slime; 3.
p. L; p. gala..ged.
Gashkaode, or-magad, u. v. it is tied
with a knot; p. ge;h..deg,ox-ma<iak.
ha«hka<;don,{nin) a. \. in. I tie it
. geah.
withaknot;3.p.oj7aAA...;p
drd. ' ^
GaMaona, {/'in) a. v. an. I tie some
««.ob,i. withaknot; 3. p. o qash..
n ; p. gr^/t..7uid ; imp. gaM-udi.
GaskkaoM), n. v. 3. p. it is timl with
a knot, {an. obj.) p. ge,,h..ml.
ham-afaigan, s. spinning wheel.
pl.-nn.
GaMatcige, {nin) n. v. 1 twist, I
spin; 3. p. 1. ■,p.get<h..ged.
trati/iknteigennigad, n. v. pers. , it
spuis; p. g,xh..gak.
Gashkateigewin, s. spiiming.
GaM-awa, {nin) a. v. an. I take off
some ««. obj. 3. p. oga.'<h..n; p.
goshkawod ; imp. gashhtw. — Xin
gashkawa cmagek^ take oif the bark
ot a cedar-tree.
Gashkia, {nin) a. v. a7i. I prevail on
him, I win him, I overcome him, I
gain hun over; 1 earn or gain some
a/i. obj. ; 3. p. gashkian ; p. gesh-
Ga8hkihddan,(nin) a. v. in. I shave
J^\^,-.t ,^^«*''*-- ; P- g<'^h..ang.
hashkihadpgan, s. razor; p\.-an.
Gashkihana, {nin) n. wan. I shave
him ; 3 p. ogasL.n ; p, gesh..nad ;
imp. ga.xhkihaj.
Gai-hklhd6,{)iin) n. v. I shave; 3. p.-
o; p. gesh..sod.
Gashkilmmwigamig, s. barber-shon ;
pl.-ow. ^
Gashhihafiowin, s. shaving, barber's
trade, occupation, business.
Gashkihasaivinini, s. barber; \)\.^vag.
Gatshkiiivis, {nin)n. v. I have power'
I am powerful, 1 prevail; 3. p.-^'- n'
ge.^h..sid. '^
Gaskkiewisilandan,{nm) a. v. in I
have power over it ; 3. p. ogasA.'.. ;
p. qesh..ang.
G ashkkwitsikatva, (nin) a. v. an. I
have power over him; 3. v-oga'sh..
n\p.gesh..tvad. ^
Gashkiewisimugad, u. v. it is power-
ful; it prevails; p. gesh..gak'.
(Ta(<hkiewi^iwin,s. power, authority.
Gashkigon, { nin) n. v. I sew a canoe';
3. p.-o ; p. gesh..nod.
Gashkigu'ddamawa, (nin) a. v. afi. I
GAS
117
GAS
seamstress. "'^ ^"^ »
GaMigwa.s,omnini, s. tailor; ,,1 _
GashUna, (nin) a. v. «;i. i c^n lif^
hjm up, (a perion or an/ot?^r i f
work • ■? ^ 1 . -' ^ ; ^ ^'" able to
Where ie^:^- 4-;^^^^^^^^^^^^^
orov^J^'^t^'y^n^'^'^hJo^S
toinysel ■ 3 I ' ^''^^"^^ s. th.
Co.ij.) ^"^^'-'P. i/'•.v/^.m/. (V.
5"", rprocureitto ,^;S'/^«^
"'y Jahor, i is o™''^''' procured
.'^ct, i„.n^,^'at!.\,Tantrr '"y ^^^-
or obtained by laLr •' '"^'"^'^
<-'nd shoos; thev«r« ?.'^ '^ •'^^t
have two a Z^^o t'-'^^'^^^'''^'^= I
''•remyoarniSs.^^^'^P'^'^^^JtWy
q"irel/rocur^)b^J;^Iearn,lac-
". 1 acquire it- 9 n , ,
gesh.ged. ''"^- '^'- '' gash..
acquisition. '^^'^mng, gaining,
Gashkitchiaewinhil ov, ■ 1
man^,wJ.^ea:n^-,5rb;ttSS^
Ivvin?t-rov"rcome7t''lV''P^''V^'
tain, acquire if- ^ ' ^^^"' o^"
^^'*'"^f"««e. (««•«) n. V Icarrvf},.
whole of it- -1 n 1 J '"®
^<«/.^'/«vK (t^; 'etc^-S^'*.^11^-
V. it brings
^■- «■«. I earn
•)• p.
a. V. aTj. J
(JAS
118
GAS
^M,^
Cuiihkiwina, {riin) a. v. ««, I can
name liiin;y. p. o ga^h..,,.; p. ^pi/,..
Ga»rtkiwindan,{nin) a. \. in. lean
naiiit! 11, • 3. p. yusli...] p. ,,egk..
(OIliJ
Gas/doma, {niii.\ a. v. ««. I carry
hiiii on my l.acK, (a porson or any
otiior ail. obj.) 3. p. o <ia<<li..n; p.
GaM-ondaii, {nw) a. v. <//. I am able
to carry it on my back; 3. p. o
(jank.,.^ ]). gen/i.-aittj.
Gdshimlm(jwc,(iiin) n. v. iamthirs-
'y-J ='■"/''■>',• 3. p. 1.,- p. yaia..wed.
— o. J\ihu//we.
'Jad-ambaijwewin, s. {nihairwewiii,')
thirst. '^
Gdska/Mn, ()n/i) n. v. I speak low
not loud; J whisper: 3. p.-^- n'
(jnm..fi(,d.
Gdskanasotaica, (nin) a. v. an I
whisper to him, 1 s|)eak close'to
nis ear; 3. p. o (jus-.u; p. (/aia..
wad.
Gdd-ashum,{/ii/i.)a. v. in. I scrape
erate,rubit;3. p. „^.a,,...; p.«^,«..'
ang. *'
Gdghmhi/t/e, {nin) n. v, I scrape,
prate; 3. p. \.;^.r,ain..ri<d.
{jrankashinidji, ». nightingale; pi -
iaij. ^ '
Gaskashhca, (nin) a. v. an. I scrape
or rul) some nn. obj.; 3. p. o gas..
11', }). iiuta.Mad; imp. gaskaskd.
.anckatai, s. a dry skin; \)\.-ag.
Ga/'kihaga, or-^mar/ad, u. v. tlie
leaves of a tree niake noise beiii"-
^dry; p. gaia..gag,ox-magak.
y-TUskihagasum, u. v. the wind moves
the dry leaves of a tree; p. gaia.
sing.
Gajkide-gigo, s. dried fish, smoked
fish; \)\.-iag.
Gaskidi-gigo'ike, {nin) n. v. I dry or
smoke fish; 3. p. 1.; p. gaia..kcd.
(j-askide-wnass, s. half-dried or
smoked meat.
Gaskide-wiiassike, {nin) n. v. I dry
or smoke meat a little; 3. p. 1.; p
gaia..kcd. ^
' Gd^k>gin,H. dry skin of a large quad
riip(!d;p|.-^wi. " *
Gddimn. s. bombasin, a kind of
slight woolen stntf.
GaMmiw, {nin)n. v. S. Guskidi-
nma.'iiiike.
Gd.skimn, {nin) a. v. in. I d*ry it in
smoke; 3. \). o gas...; p. gaia..
ang. •'
Gddisigc, {nin)n. v. I dry in smoke;
J. p. J.; p. gaia.,(fcd.
Gadivra, {nin) a.' v. an. F dry sotne
an. oW\. II, smoke; 3. p. „ gas..n,;
V.gnia..wad; imp. gad-mci.
Ua-xktwag, GadiwiimH. S. GadiiU
-wnafis.
Gddioc, ox-mamid, u. v. it bnzzes,
makes a sliirht noise; [F. il ga-
zouil!c;J |). gaia..w,g, or-magak.
(ru.s-kweive, or-magad, u. v, there is
glazod frost or rime on the ground;
lI- . il y a du verglas;] p. gaia..weg,
ot~ina)(ak.
Gdi<.iuil,nn'adaiva, {nin) a. v. an. S.
Ga,muhawnna.
Gd.ssiahawad(/n, {nin) a. v. in. I
wash it clean, I clean it by wa.sli-
ing_; 3. p. o gans...; p. qaia.'.dod.
Lratinahaivana, {nin) a. v. in. I wash
h:.m clean, ( wash away his stains;
J. p.ogas,'>..n;p.gaia..nnd.
Crasnahawe, {nin)n. v. I wash clean
I wash away filth, stains; I
cleanse; 3. p. 1.; p. gaia..tved.
Lrassiahawe, ox-magad, u. v. it is
washed away, it "is cleansed; p.
gaxa.Meg, ox^nagak.
Gdmahantcn, {nin) n. v. T wash it
clean, washing away its stains; 3.
p. ogass...; -p. gaia. .wed.
Gdsdamadimin, {nin) com. v. we
pardon each other; p. gaia..didjig.
Gamamadiivin, a. )ardo'n of several
persons.
Gdssiamage, {nin) n. v. I blot out, I
efface; I pardon; I absolve; I re-
mit; 3. p. 1.; p. gaia..ged.
Gassiamag€wi7i, s. blotting out, ef-
facing; pardon; remission; absolu-
tion.
Gdssiamaiva, (nin) a. v. an. I blot
him out s. th.; I absolve him; I
ene
^^Sla^^^s^is;^
GAT
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II of a large quad
asin, a kind of
r.
I. V. S. Gdskidi-
pardon him; remit him; 3 p
ga_,.s..,r, p. (/am..mu/.~Ga%-;
GAW
v^shin nm .natchi doilammnnan,
JJ,-b,iuiniian! Lord! blot out mv
iniquities. '
Gaman, (nin)ji. v. in. I blot it out,
i wipe ,t oil; 3. p. ,, ,jas,ian; „
G«.WWa«,(,„V0a. V. «*. I blot out
or strike out sonioUunir that is
written; 3. p. „ .....fp/ ,i-«:!
Gnssibiigan, s. India rubber.
Gdmhiwn, ( «m) a. v. an. I blot out
or strike; out his name that is writ-
ten; .1 p. „ y,ts..fi; p. ,jaia..wad.
lyasmnkide, ox-m-uiad, u. v. it is
cleansed or piirllied by* fire 13
gai(i..dc</. or-mui/al: ' ^ '
Gamiai-L; {niit,) 'n. v. I am puri/icd
by iire;_ 3. p.-o; p. gain.. .sod.
(ramiakisou'in, s. purifying byfirp-
purgatory. ^ b 3 ure,
G('mii'ijadc, or~mafrad, u. v it jg
blotted out, efTacod; pardoned; re-
mitted; p. {/aia .de<i, or-maaak.
GassiKjan, s. dish-olout, or anv
thing to wipe with; ]A,-an.
G(:ssitka,ox-„uujad, u. v. it becomes
blotted out, effaced, it etifaces it-
self; p. guiasnhuj, ox~maqak.
Gassinaganc. (nin) n. v." I wine
d.Jesorplates;3.p.l.;p.^J..
Gussingweodis, (nin) r. v. I wioe mv
face;3.p.-o;p, ,^v,..,,^_^'P«'"y
Gassi?igwam,(nin)a. v. an. I wipe
us face; 3. p o gas..n', p. gal^^
wad; imp. gussinqivi. ^ ^
GassznsiUngwe, {nin) n. v. I wine
my tears; 3. p. ].; ^«/«..,,,^_ ^'I'^
irassmnhingweivaJjiin) a. v »« T
wipe his tears; 3. p. o gas n-\
gaia..wad] imp. qas..gwe. " ' ^'
^^-^a(nln) a v. «« I wipe
wad: imp. gLuSt ' ^' ^*"'"
ffamwa. (nin) a. v. an. I wipe him
(any an. obj.;) 3. p, gi n-n
gammwad;V^, gLi^"'-''' P*
(Tatchihia, (nin) a. v. an. I tempt |
Jim.r^moveh„„;3.p.o,,..,,,,
P-i/cnadnadiunp.gatin: '^ ''
Gatiniwe,inin)n.v. I take care of
a physician, practising midwifery
I*- accoucheur;! i>i.-wae.
Gamiahonmljhjacfe, or~niagad, u v
cutdow^.'r"" ^"^'' ^^^^« tre««
cute own, p.j/cu;..t/cj7, or-/y;«««/t
a^S;rpl!l^"^'^»-=[F.un
GMihimuljigc, {nin) n. v. I cut
downtrees;3.p. l.;p.j^,,^. £"'
G^'lfh (/«;0n. V. I freez-etofica h,
I starve with cold; 3. p.-V- n ""
wadjid. I'- h P- ge-
Gawugmaga, or-magad, u. v, the
snow 18 frozen, is-'hard; p. J^
gag, or-magak. ' ^ ''
TrTr ''''^^J^ "• ^- 3- p. the tree
IS cut down; p. gew..sod.
T\T''T:'' ^''^"'^ "• ^- I cut down
a birch-tree, to take the bark off
/oracanoe;3.p. l.;p. ,,e.,yj'
.aumsse {nin) n. v.' 1 a4 feEg
trees; 3. p. L; p. ^ew..«e(Z. ^
Gawakados, {nin) 1 am extremely
^?;^'^ff y, s. a k-nd of ash-tree;
[C.fr^ne piquant;] pl.-^-;i;
Gawakowchma, {nin) a. v. an, I
overthrow or overturn some long
GawakoweUnan, {nin) a. v, in I
overturn some longer, obi.: 3, 'n
gaw...', ^. gew..any. ''
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UAVV
liat is mad,
Oawdhv(n\/e,(nin) n. v, 1 fell treos;
3. p. l.;p. <jew..(jcd.
Qdwama, (/n'n) a. v. an. 1 am jeal-
0U8«f hmi, (hor;) 3. p. oga.Jr, p.
liniAmumad.
Gawaind, (nin) a. v. an. I throw
hitn (lovvii biting him; W. p. om..n;
p. (jura mad.
Gaicanad, u. v. it falls, bninj,' rotten,
(a stick or post that stood up; ^ it
decays, (clothing;) p. ,jewa»al:
hawiDiadapined, p. s. a. he that is
lunatic, a lunatic; pl.-//</
GaxiJaiiadisid, p. s. a. he ihi
a fool; y^l.-jig.
Gawatmndam, (tim) n. v. I starve to
death, I die from hunger; :j. p, ].•
p. (Jew.. da /Iff.
Gairanundainoivm, s. starvation,
death Irom hunger.
Gawiish, (nin) n. v. I fall by the
wind, the wind throws iiic down;
3. p.-«; p. gcwdshid.
GawaMwehid, p. s. a. a drunken
person; pl.-Ji<f.
GamiMwihuhhid, p. s. a. liabitual
drunkard, confirmed drunkard; nl.
-Jig. ,
Gawamdjiwamj, Mon; . cal River,
Lake Superior.
Gawdann, n. v. it falls by the wind,
the wind throws it down; p. gew
assiiKj.
Gawdwu 7)utig, (jitti,) a. v, an. I fell
or cut down a tree; 3. p. o gaiv. n;
p. ijcwdwad; imp. gated.
Gdwe, {nin) n. v. 1 am jealous; 3. p.
1.; p. (jnidived.
Gaiceia, or-magad, u. v. it is lean-
ing, inclined; p. gewiiag, or-ma-
gaf:.~S. Navjekide.
Gdwcndam, {nin) n. v. I have jealous
thoughts; 3. p. 1.; p. gaia..ang.
Gdwcmma,{mn) a. v. I have jealous
thoughts towards him, (her;) 3. p.
ga..n; p. gaia..mad.
Gdwcshlc, {nin)n. v. I am too jeal-
ous; lam in a habit of being jeal-
ous; 3. \).-4; p. gaia..hid.
Gawetamawa, {nin) or, niii gdwe-
tawa, a. V. an. 1 am jealous for
him, instead of him; 3. p. ogaw..
«; f. gaia..iid.
G dweivin, B.jea\ouny.
Gaii'i, in compositions, signifies
tuvd)li)ig,/,i////i,/ ,1(111 ». { Examiiles
in some of the lollowing words.)
Gnuia, (nin) a. v. an. S. Gawi^h-
kaira.
Gawiln,(nin) n. v. I fall down, be-
Hig drunk; 3. j). 1.; p. gewihid.
Ga-vuiigal, p. s. a. iiev'vly married
person; pl.-y'A/.
GawigiiaAmn) n. v. I lower and
become bent by old age; 3. p. 1,;
p.; gcw..h(d.
Gaiiind, {nin) a. v. an. I capsize
soinea;;. obj.; 3. p, o gawinanti).
geuy/u/id; imp. gumn.
Gawindn,{>nn) L v. in. I capsize
It, I make it fall; 3. \). u gamuan;
p. giwinung.
Gdaiiidimin, {nin) com. v. we are
jealous towards one another; p.
guta.didjig.
Gdwindiuiny s. jealousy.
GaicingwuKh, {nin) n. v. I fall into
a profound sleep ; 3. p.-*; p. gtw..
id.
GavjinMm, {nin) n. v. I lie down, I
go to bed ; 3. p.-o; p. geUK.od.
Gati'iMa, or-magad, u.'v. it leans,
It vyill fall • p.(/cw..lag, or-nuK/ak.
Gamshkan, {nin) a. v. in. I make it
fall down ; 3. p. o gaiv... ; p. (icw..
ang.
G(i!(is7d-aica, {nin) a. V. an. I make
him fall down ; 3. ]>. o guw..n ; p.
j/c/r..vad ; imp. gunit.7tkaiv.
Ga-H'i&sagant^, p. s. a. pepper, (a
thing that is bitter.)
Gaivisst, {nin) n. v. I fall down ; 3.
p. 1.; p. gewisscd.
Gau-i/inc, or -magad, u. v. it falls
down ; p. gcwisscg , or-magak. —
Akwandawagan gi-gnmnse, wukai-
gan ta-gnwiiigernagad ; the ladder
fell down, the house will fall down.
Gawitamawa, {nin) or, nin gatcita-
ira, a. v. an.. I prostrate myself
before him, I fall down before him;
3. p. gan..n ; p. gcw.M'ad,
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T lower and
age; 3. p. 1,;
Gau'Um, (nin) a. v. in. S. Oawish-
Kan,
Oawiwebaog,(nin) n. v. the waves
f , u. ^^ "''^"' (sta'^ling on the
GET
beach;) 3. p.-«; p. g,>w..god.
U*^, (jedr-, particle flenoting the fu-
ture tense. (See the Conjug. in
utch. Grammar.)
Oehakwaiyasod, p. a. a. prisoner ; pi.
Gebmewelijiwcd, p. s. a. S. Gibing,
loeotjuvewtninu
Oiga, adv. almost, nearly ; about.
(xejmudamaycd , j,. s. „. h,, ti,.^t
speaks for somebody, or in favor
of seinobody, intercessor : pl.-i/,/
&'\T^''- '.'"'^''y' ultim'utolyfat
las . at length ; by little and little.
,7n1' "i )'• T^""^'^' ^'""^y^ tlonbtiess,
taitli ^^ ^ ^' '''^ ^^' "' ^'■"'^'' '='''■
Ge-gi^. "s. Gigi-.
Gegihadiskl, p. s. a. a stupid foolish
person ; unchaste impure person •
l!i?'/'^V^^'''''''"V«i/'''''««/.sitZ, a block-
head ;[F.ungro3 beta.]
Gembingwed, p. s. a. a blind person :
pl.-;^y. " '
Geimshcd, p. s. a. a deaf person :
Lregihwed, p. s. a. a preacher ; dI -
GeginawishJcid, p. s. a. a liar : pi -
Gegmmoishlcid mashUUwhiini, a ly-
ing doctor, quackdoctor ; [F. char-
Geginawichlcid niganadjimmvimid .
a lying prophet, false prophet.
brego, adv. something.
Gegwedibeningcd, or, gegioedihendji-
ged, p. s a. he that tempts, a tern-
pter inticer; pl.->^.
<rc^a<Z p. s. a. old person; ]^\.neldcl.
m, old people. ' -> I
Gima. adv. S. A?wa. '
GemodishJcid,^. s. a. he who uses to
steal, a thief, a robber : pl.-;V^.
Genawendang uhlioandem anahiic.
wST"^' ^^^''^*^' ^'^^^°" ' tf'-
Genawetiimad aiakosimdjin, mtke of
[F. inlirniier, infir-
a sick person
mifte.]
Genawenimad Icl-oaJian, swine-herd
Genawcnimud piJiHimn, herdsinan!
Angel ^"•^''"*' '"^ fe'»"'li"n
^^f'"'""('"^ («"i) n. V. I am sitting
Julll\^ "'^•'■"r'y "V'^-h room in
sitting 3. p.-i;p. ^a,V..ftjV.
Oex/iawii'aK, {nin) a. v. in. T put it
on with ease, it is large for me, (a
coa, hoots, etc.) 2.^.o ye... v
Genhawisk-a, or-maqnd, u. v. it is
loose, untied ; p. gaii. lag, or~ma-
gnk'. >
Gmka, adv. S. SisiU.
Gi»nkiujr, (nin) n. v. I arrive in due
Jime,nottoorate;3.p.l.;p.j/„,v..
G'issil'm, {nin) a. v. in. I come to
It before it goes away, T find it yet.
arriving; I arrive at ft in due time
J. p. ges...-, p. gaie..ang.-Kin ki-
gessikun iMcote-naUhoan-. I found
the steamboa't yet there when I
^•■"^'fl' (I arrived there before
she started.)
Ghidkawa, (nin) a. v. an. I come to
him, or reach him, before he goes
away or dies, I find him yet when
1 arrive; I arrive at it in due time;
J-.P. o gcs..n ; p. gaie..wad.- Weivi?j
inn mad in n'i-gc«,ihi/vii(/ aw aia-
icoml ■ 1 start immediately, I wish
to findyet alive that sick person.
rszn gt-gcssilcawa hm ; I found yet
thy father there when I arrived.
(:^emhma, {nin.) a. v. an. I come to
him in good time, (to give him as-
sistance in distress, in starving,
etc.) 3. p o gcs..n ; p. gcs..nad.
Gete, mg. old, ancient, former. This
word IS always followed by a sub-
stantive; as : Gete madnuigan, an
old book. Gete anishinaheg , the
ancient Indians.
GeU-Kitioan, Old Field, (C. Vieux
Desert.) Name of an Indian vill-
age.
flt W IjIli* ^
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OIB
(leli'-h'Uiijfniiwimni, a. an Imlian of
Uiil Fifld ; \A.-iviiii.
Oir~, imrticic or prolix siKnifyiiiR tlio
pnMt Icnso. (H. Coiijug. ofutcliiji-
wo Grummar,)
Oiii, (ntn) a. v, an. I nscapo out of
liiH haiKlH ; 3. p. otjiui/ : p. ,/(i(i,/.
Olliuan, [nin ) a. v. i,,. 1 Ntoj! it ; [V.
10 lo bouclii; ;] 3, p. (xjiJmun ; p. f/^-
hitiUHJ.
OihabU-itiija)), s. tovor of a licttlc ;
pl.-a/)_. S. Ptifl(t<jiritJitit!ij(tn:
Oihah>ii<jan, s. S. {Jiliahikaiijan.
G-ihailiii, u. V. it frenzes ovn'r, or, is
frozen over, (lake, river, etc.) p.
{lebadiny.
Gi/juijawaiijan, s. dam. causeway ;
pl.-««.
Ciihaiianuugc, {nin) n. v. I am mak-
^ing a dam ; 3. ji. 1. ; p. ij,},..,,,,!.
(rilxit/o//,', or ~m,ii/iid, w. v! i^ han.ifs,
spread out, (a 'vail, a curtain ;) p.
(j)'h..ii,(i, ox-niiuiak.
Giha<jo<IJi(iaii., p. "a curtain in a liouse
or lodire, instead of a partition,
(especially for sick persons ;) pl.-
an.
GihafjiMljigc, {nin) n. v. I am hanf^.
inij up a curtain for a partition;
^3. p. 1.; p. (f,h..(jeil.
Gihdlijnn., 8. stopper, in loading a
gun; pl.-an.
Gihdige, {nin) n. v. I put a stopper
in a gun, loading ; 3. p. 1. ; p. geh..
g<d.
Gihfihra, ox-mnKad, u, v. the wood
or forest is thick ; p. geh..wag, or-
muqalc.
Gilmhv(ta)imwa,(7i,{n) a. v. an. I shut
it to hun or against him ; 3, p. o
(/ib.j, ; p. (jch..w(id.
Gihul-ii'cutn, {nin) a. v. in. I shut it,
I stop it, I obstruct or bar it, 3. p.
ogi:. \\xgch..ang.
Oibakwatgc^n, s, stopper, cork; cover
of a box, etc., \A.-an,
Gibakwaigas, {nin) n. v. I am a pri-
soner, I am shut up, imprisoned ;
3. p.~o; p. gel). .sod.
Gibakwaodiwigamig, s, prison, jail ;
pl.-OM.
Gihdicwaiva, {nin) a, v, an. I shut
him up, I imprison him ; 3. n, n
f/tb..Tf.i). gfb..irad; imp. (/ibakwa.
Otbnniikann mm, u. v. the inoiiih of
the river is shut up, is filled with
J_)ebbles; p. g,b..an,i,
aibutdwangitan mgi, u. v. the mouth
of the river is fdled or shut up
with sand; n. gt'b..nn<j.
Oihairu, {nin) a. v. an. I shut him
up in a hole ; I stop the hole of a
kettle; 3. p. v gib..n ; p. ycbawad ;
unp. gibd.
Iribindatn, {nin) n. v, I have much
sorrow ; also, I have much [)ain
from sickness ; 3. p. 1. ; t,. gehaid-
nng.
Gibindammin, s. sorrow, afllictioii.
^)ain.
Gihcndamia, {nin) a. v. aw. S. Gib-
tn^himishhawa.
Gibendamishkagon, {nin) pers. v. it
causes me miich sorrow, affliction:
3.p.oj/«?,... ;p. y^/,..,/orf.
OtbcndamiM-awa, {mn) a. v. an. J
cause him much sorrow ; 3. p. o
^ib..n \ p. gib..v'ad.
Gibidiibison^ B. waistcoat, vest; (a
vestment that stops or presses the
heart;) pl.-a?t.
Gibidiean tnukak, {nin) a. v. in. I
bottom a barrel, I put the head or
the bottom of a barrel in ; 3. p. o
(fib...; p. gcb..ang.
Gibidjane, (n^n) n. v. my nose is
stopped, I caught a cold ; [F. je
sujs enrhume';] 3. p. 1.; p. gcb..ncd .
Gibid(mena,{7iin) a. v. an'. I stop
his mouth, I muzzle him ; 3. p. o
(Hf^_--n', p. geb.Mad.
Gibijigiwziieshka, {nin) n. v. I have
the dysury, difficulty in making
urine; 3_. p. ].; p. geh..kad.
Gihijigiivineshkaivin, s. dysury.
Gibikinigadan, [nin) a. v. in. I make
a partition in it, (in a house;} 3. p.
o gib...; p. geh..ang.
Gibikinigade, or-magad, u. v. there
is a middle-wall, a partition ; p.
p. geb..deg, oi-^nagak.
Gibikinigan, s. a. middle-wall, par-
tition; pl.-rt;i.
GiUkinige, {nin) n. v. 1 make a midd
iv'
(ill)
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rrow, afHictioii,
. V. an. S. Gift-
Irwall or partition; .1. p. 1.; i,,
ff)/i..fjal.
(,'i7n'ntii;hiiiii'r, ( ni,,.) n. v. I am hanK-
liifT por.^oiiH ; J. p. I. J p. ,j,h„we,L
GihlnvweUjiw,ium, s. business or oc-
ciipatioii of fi ImnKmnn.
(iiUniw.hljiirnn'nhii, .•^. Imngnian ;
[('. Hcluirlriclitor;] {A.-wny.
Oihiniireh'iin, ( n/'n.)ii. v. tin. I strant;-
Ifi or rlii)k(. liini vvifli a cord ; 1
luint; luni ; 3. [>. o gi7,..„, ; ,,.</(?,..
Mid.
(rihiniii'i'hiiiiib's^ [„!n ir. v. [ strangle
inysolf witli a cord; I hm\s myself;
^- y--ii; i>. (f(7>..fi(/tl.
G'ihihciiYhisj/iin) n. v. I am strans
ioti or choked witli n cord: 3. ».-«;
Ji. (IiK..>«kI.
Gihiiuiir)ia,{nin) a. v. n«. I strangle
hnn with my hands, I su (locate
hnn; ^. x>. <> ijih.,n ; p. geh..nad ;
inip. (/ihine/rej.
GihiuiJuljin. ( ?i.in) n. v. I stop s th
Willi my hand ; 3. p.-^'; p. tjeh..md.
(•ihtKhihiiiaAnm) a. v. an. I stop
cue o( his ears ; 3, p. o qih..n : p.
(jrh.:n(uL imp. <iihishehin'.
Gilthhihiiadh, {win) r. v. I stop one
of my ears; 3. p.-o; p. gth..,od.
Gifnf>hhi(/c, tmn) n. v. I am in the
way or passage of somebody, I
encumi'^er or obstruct the way or
passage; 3. p. 1. ; p. t/,h..</ed.
GiMM-un, ( mn) a. v. in. I encumber
It, I obstruct It, (a passage, a door,
&c. ) 3. p. o gih... ; p. (jeK.anq.
Oilnxhkawa, {nin) a. v. an. I 'am in
his way, I obstruct his way oi pas-
sago ; J \xogib..n; p. m^u.ad
Gih-fan, (nin) n. t. I bleed at the
'i"se;3. p. l.;p.fffMan!/.
(iihitamgamiina, (nin) a. \. an I
irialve hiin tileed i)y a blow on the
""«";:i. I'. '-.////..«; p. y^A.. „,«,/,
G'f>tfun,.s/uni,{ni>i) .i, v. I blepil at
GiMn/i'fi{/fi, (nin) n. v.
f'ars is stopptui, 3. p.
</'il.
Gihifaivuf/fofli,, («j„)r. y. I stop one
one of my
^; p. (jfh..
Gihishvc, {nin) n. v. I am hoarse, I
cannot speak loud; 3. p. 1 • p
{/ek.wed. '
Gihisl-wewin, s. hoarseness.
Gihimujadn, {nin) a. v. in. I shut
It, (a box, etc.) 3. p. o qib... ; p
(/''/>.. anf/. '' ' 1
Gibissnuaje, {nin) n. v. I am constip-
ated, 1 am costive; 3.;p. P.; p. fjch..
.rihissagajmin. s. costiveness, con-
stipation; [G. Verstopfing.]
Ji
01 my ears; 3. p.wv p. _,^,/,..,,/
hihdawaaaru, {nin) a. v. an. I stop
oneolliis ears; .3. p. o ./*?>..« • p'
>f</>..trnd; imp. (jikitaivagr.
Gihiton, (ni,,) a. V. in. I stop it, I
OMy>ra^,^t, s. pants, pantalooim
breeclics; pl.~ri;;.
Gihndmicpina, (nin) a. v. ^n. I tie
up his month; 3. v. o gih-.n : u
!/rf>..vad ; imp. gihodmepi). ^
Giho,j,c(idan, {nin) a. v. in. I sew it
together; 3. p ogih... ; p. yeh..anq.
Gihogwana, {mn) a. v. an. I sew
some a«. obj. together; 3. p. „
^{nh..n;]i.(/(lK.nad. '
Gihumn, (nin) a. \.in. I bake it
stew it; 3. p. o gih...; p. gelomng.
(ribimgan, or gihimgamkan, s. stew-
nig oven ; iA.~an.
GilwKigan-akil, s. an. stew-kettle
stew-pot; \)l.-o//.
Gifmwa, {nin) a. v. an. /bake or
stew some an. obj. ; 3. p. o qil>..n .
jj. getHLVvad; imp. gihoswi.
Gihwdgamisfihi, or-jnagad, u. v. the
water shuts up. (as in the Red
bea in the days of Moses.) P. geb
Mg, or-viagalc.
Gibwandhavjuna, (nin) a. v. an. I
drown him, 1 suffocate him in the
water; 2. \^. o gih..n ; \>. geb..nad:
imy.-iva.).
Gibwanubhsh. s. a heifer, or any
young animal between two and
four years old; pl.-ar/.
Gibwanam, (nin) n. v. I stop mv
breath, I stifle myself; 3. p. -o; iL
ffeb..mod.
'Wiimiiimmm^!^-''^y^:'
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I am ,
Gihwandtnahawe, (vin,) n. v.
drowned; 3. p. 1.; p. geh..wed.
Gihwananuis, {win) n. v. I am stifled
by smoke; 3. p. -o; p. geh..sod.
Gihwanamoshkaiva, {niii) a. v. aw. I
suffocate him. stifle him, strangle
him; .3. p. o (jih..n, p. (jcb..wad.
Gihwanad, s. kite, hawk; pi. -g.
Gihicandjal-ivawlis, (nin) r. v. l
button myself up, I button my
coat, &c.; 3. p. -o; p. geJj..sod.
Gidumawa, (nin) a. v. an. I eat up
s.th. belonging to him; 3. p. o
gi(l..n; p. ged.Mad,
Gidamogon^\nin\\>exs. v. it eats me
up; 3. p. ogid...; p. gcd..(iod.
Gidamwa, {nin} a. v. a/i. 1' eat some
(ui. obj. all up; 3. p. o gU..n; p. ge-
damwad', imp. gutanim.
Giddn, {nin) a. v'. in. 1 eat [or drink]
it all up; I consume it; 3. p. o gi-
dan; p. geda/ig.
Giddnawe, {nin) n. v. I consume all;
3. p. 1.; p. gcd..w(d.
Gidns, as end-syliabe in composi-
tions, signiHes anger, angry; as:
iYiVi mddjigvldfi, t begin to be
arigry. iVm adgidjigidds, 1 go out
with anger.
Gidiiilcah/gadtshin, {nin) n. v. my
leg is dislocated; 3. p. 1.; p. gcd..
i/yf.
Gidiskahmiheskin, {ri'i) n. v
arm is dislocated; J. p. 1.; p
ing.
Gidisl'aioniketa, {nin) n. v. my arm
is dislocated; 3. p. 1.; p. ged..tad.
Gidishihmindjishin, {nin) n. v. my
hand [or finger] is dislocated; 3. p.
1.; p. eed..ing.
Gidinlcako' igancMa, {nin) n. v. my
hip is dislocated, I am lame; 3. p.
1.; p. gcd.-kad. '
Gidiskalcosideshin, {nin) n', v. my
foot is dislocated; 3. p. 1.; p. ged..
ing.
Gidiskia, {nin) a. v. an. I escape out
of is hands; also, I get him out of
s. th., 1 make him escape, I deliver
him;. 3. p. o gid..n; p ged. .ad.
Cidiskiidis, {nin) r. v. I get myself
. my
.ged..
out of s. th.'; I escape; 3. p. -o; p.
gcd.. Slid.
Giiliakiiive, {nin) n. v. I escape; 3.
p. l-;_p. gcd.. wed.
Gid tfikini n<ljiliina, {7iin) a. v. an. I
take witli force or briskly from
him some object which he holds
in his hand or hands; 3. j). ogid..n;
\). gfd..n.ad; imp. gidinkmuuljihij,
Gidigkinindjina, (nin) a. v. \tn. I
take s. th. out of his hand or
hands, not briskly; 3. p. o gid..n;
p. ged..nad; imp. gid.Ajin.
Gidjdhaodis, {n^i) r. v. I pluck my
eye out; 3. p. -o; p. geii..8id.
Gidjdldwa. {nin) a. v. mi. I pluck
luni an eye out; 3. p. o gid..n; p.
ged. .toad] imp. gidjahd.
GidjdliMn, {ni'n) n. v. I hurt my
eye, falling to the ground; 3. p. 1.;
p. ged.. ing.
GidjiUna, {nin) a v. an. I hurt him
touching his wound; 3. p. ogid..n;
p. god .nad; imp. gidjibij.
Gidjigdhikad, u. v. it is veined or
veiny, full of veins, [a stone;] p.
ged..kak.
Gidjigassagad, u. v. it is veiny,
undulated, [wood;] p. ged. .gal.
Gidjikas, (riin) n. v. I don't want to
go, I refuse to go, I remain; 3. p.
-o; p. ged. .sod.
Gidjim, {nin) n. v. my evil, er my
sore, increases, when I speak or
cough; 3. p. -()\ p. gadjimod.
Gidjinindji/m, _{?dn) a. v. an. S.
Gidiskinindjina.
Gidonagisse, {nin)n. v. I fall in the
water out of a canoe, boat, &ic.;
3. p. 1.; p. ged..scd.
Gidonagisse, "^or -m.ga/1, u. v. it tails
in the water out of a canoe, &c.;
p. ged..seg, ox-magak.
Gidmve, {nin) n. v. S. Gidjini.
Gigaiawes, (nin) n. v. I am of a
slim slender size; [G. ich bin
schlank;] 3. p. -4; p. (feg..sid.
Gigakisine, (nin) n. v. t liave stock-
ings or socks and shoes or boots
on; [F. je suis chausse';] 3. p. 1.; p.
geg.-ned.
Gigan^, s. Ot. virgin; pi -icag.
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I am a virgin
Gigai iow, (nin) n. v.
3. J). -i;p. qag..v}id.
(Hnatimmn, s. a splinter in the
hand or foot; \>l.-i„i.
G'ffcitimre, (inn) n. v. I draw out a
GIG
splintor;3. p. l.,-p.,/e,/..„,.,^.
('i<nncv<fam,<ja, or -mamid, u. v.
tliere is a peninsula: p. seiu.nak
Giffe,ivi7i)n.v. niy wound heals
lip; 3. p. J.; p. ffd,/ed.
(■yjHt. ^nia) a. v! an. I heal his
wound; J. p. or/iijean: p. naaead.
T~n 'Vf^mposilions, signifies
uuth, tm/cther jvifk; as: Gujla>/im
flt-pn,auie ivahnganwq; he came
in the house witii his snow-shoes
on [More examples in some of the
toMowing words.] I
(-ri<jihiiiiudi.s. ndv. alive. I
Gigibingwmh, [ni/i) n. v. I am
sleepy, drowsy; 3. p. -i; p. gacf..id.
Gimhw,nrasmwtn, s. drowsihess,
sleepiness.
Giffine,{?n»)n.v. I die with...: 3
p. ].; p. gayiiicd.
Giginen, {nin) a. v. in. I die with it:
3. p. gt,/...; p. gaained.—ICadinui
ta-kohmto hdchi batadoivin ^mal
ned\ he who dies with a mortal
sin, will suffer eteriidUy.
Gxainenan, {nin) a. v. an. I die with
him; 3. p. o gig...; i,. gagined. (V.
(ri^iiiib, {nin.) n. v. S. Gigine.
Gi.jtnw, (nin) n. v. i am born
vvith. ;3. p. -*;_p. gag..gU.-Ka.
kiua ki gi-U-gtgznigimin hatado-
?««; we were all born with a sin.
GigiM-age, {nin) n. v. I carry in me
or onmes. th.; I am in a family
way; 3. p. I.; p. geg..ged.
Gigishkan, {nin) a. v. in. I carry or
wear it on me or in me, I have it
in me, (m my body or soul:) 3. p.
'ig^g--;"^. geg..ang. ^
Gigtshkaioa, {nin) a. v. an. I carry
some an. obj. on me or in me; 3. p.
\pff-n; p. geg..ivad.~Nin gigi-
sMawa aUmtdji, I am in a family
way, (with child.) ^
Gnjiiia, {nin) a. v. an. I .uajte him
have or brin? some ««. obj. with
""."'■'• P-'^i''r/-«;p-i7«'/..a<;.
GtgtnUngu-ai, adv. with tears.
Gtgisihingwehap, {nin) n. v. J lautrh
with tea.r« /n ^ eyes 3. p "f^.
Gvjisijnagad, u. v. it comes with
"brings or has along with it- 'n'
ki^vmagzmom, laziness Tom.n
with poverty. ^"mts
Gi^isiiu {nin) a. v. in. I come with
It I bring or have It along with^ne;
Gt'lisinan.{nin)^.y.an. I brine or
have some ««.dbi. with me Ip'
Of/ .^...;_p. gagisid. [V. Coni.l ^
Gujit Amn)n.x. J speak, I talk- I
make a speech, a Lrangue 3 n
ymto; p. gagitod. ^ ' ' P'
""^SfSfeoit:^^^^"^^^^^^
6^;.^•-.c/.:Y..;:Sl;^t^eVu1f••s^r-
ther with the soul, body and soul
Telt^r:^"'^"'''- I^^akehirl;
speau, 3. p. o gtg..n; p. gaq..ad
Gtgttomagad, u. v. pers. It speaks-
p. gag gak.-KUchi ^veweni\,S•
n^agad mandan masinaigaSJiL
book speaks very well
Gigitcivigamvj, s. a house where
speeches are delivere.l, or councTs
held; council.house; pi. -on
Gujitoivin, s. speaking; talkincr dis-
course; council; pi. -««! ^'
:?uTS7boS?r'"'"""^*'^«^°^>''
Gicjo, s. fish; pi. -iag.
Gigo-bimide, s. fish-oil
ingwith a drag-net.
Gigmka, ox -mag ad, u. v. there is
plenty offish; p., ^.,..,«,,t'!:^'!
(^i^obceXnm)v^. v. J am fishing; 3.
Gtftdlcewin, s. iishery, fishing.
Gtg</ik6mnini, s. fisherman • nl '
-wag. ' '
Gi</m)igamig, fieh-s(ore; pi. -w.
(rtgowigan, s. fish-bone; pi. _««.
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Giigivishim, {nin.) n. v. I fast; 3. p.
-<>! !'• (Jit.. mod.
(riuiwu/dmo-yijigad, s. fast-day; pi.
-on.
(J{i(jwuJdino(jiii(jad, \i. v. it is a fast-
(lay; ]>. gn..<jal:
(lihjwiskimuinn, s. fast, fasting.
Kilcki (/ii.(/n'uh?'ini>/rm, lent.
<rt-iM-wa-a)iamiajiji<jak, after Sun-
day, Monday.
<ji-i-tihhm-nawalcwc<j. afternoon, in
the afternoon.
Uiiwe, {nin) n. v. I escape; 3. p. 1.;
]}. (jaiwcd.
(iijitkona, (nin) a, v. an. I pronounce
a judgment or sentence over him;
3_. p. ()m'j..n; Yi.gaj..nad.
iiijainaajiwc, {ni/ij n. v. I arrive at
the summit of a mountain; 3. p.
^•j !'• gaj'Med. — S. Paga^ndmad-
jiivc. ,
(rijande, or -niagad, u. v. it has the
color of ripeness, (some i)i. berry;)
p. gtijandvg, or -'/migak,
Oijanso, n. v. 3. p. it hat ..le color
of ripeness, (some ««. berry or
fruit;) p. giyansod. — Gijansowag
ogow mi.sMmlnug, these apple's
liave the color of r'ipness, they look
ripe.
(jiJasMiohih, or -magad, u. v. it is
a little warm, half warm, [liquid;]
p. gaj..icg, or -magalc.
(liJeiiJam, {nin) n.'v. I determine
or decide upon, 1 resolve, 1 firmly
purpose; 3. j). 1.; p. gajendang.
(iyendapKntdn, s. resolution, deter-
mination, firm purpose.
(iijenind)i^, [nin) r. v. I resolve
upon, I make up my mind; 3. p.
"(i: p. gaj..s6d.
Gijia, {nin) a. v. a7i. I make some
an. obj., 1 finish it; 3. p. o gijian;
p. gajiad.
Gijil), in compositions, signifies
itching, [Examples in some of the
following words.]
(rijihaje, {nin) n. v. I feel itchings
on my skin, I am itchy, mangy; 3.
.P;.,l-; V-gej-Jed-
(yijtbajeinnj s. itching, itch on the
skin;[F. utmangeaison.]
UijiUgadf, {nin) n. v. it itches me
in niy leg; 3. p. 1.; p. gej..ded.
Gijihindihe, (nin) n. v. I ieol itc"liing
on my head; 3. p. 1.; p. gt'j..hed.
(rijihiiiindji, (nin) n. v. I have
Itching in my hand; 3. p. 1.; p.
gfj..id.
Gijd)iuikr, {nin) n. v. I feel itching
iiiiny arm; 3. p. 1,; p. gvj..l-ed.
Gyihis, {nin) n. v. it Itches me, /
have itchings; 3. p. -i; ]>. gtgihin/^l.
Gijihkhligivane, {nin) n. v. a. Giji-
hindihc.
Gijibiside, (nin) n. v. /have itching
inmy foot; 3. p. 1.; p. grj..d(d.
Gijilmiwin, s. itching.
Giiide, or -nunjad, u. v. it is cooked,
done; p. gajidek, or-magah,
Gijig, s. day; sky, firmament;
heaven.
Gljig, {nin) n. v. / am adult; ripe;
.J. p. -z'; p. gajigid.
Gijigad, s. day; pi. -on,
Gijigad, u. v. it is day; p. gajigak.
Gijujiido-masinaigan, s. day-paper,
calendar; pi. -an.
Gijigasdgewag {imitnikig,) n. v. 3.
i). ' pi. there are uninterrupted
lightnings, making the night al-
most as liglit as the day.
Gijigafc, or -magad, u. v. it is light,
moon-light; p. gaj-.taj, or-magak.
Gijigutesse, or -maguJ,\i. v. it shines
forth suddenly;' p. gaj..scg, or
-magak.
Gijigi, n. v. 3. p. it is ripe, {an obj.)
as : Opin gijigi, misliinvin gijigi;
the potato is ripe, the apple is ripe.
P. gajigiil.—S. Gijig.
Gijigin, u. v. it is ripe, {in. obj.) as:
Manomin g/Jigin, ichiss gijigin; the
wild rice is ripe, the turnip" is ripe.
— P. gajiging.
Gijiginiba, {nin)\i. v. /sleep in the
day-time; 3. p. 1.; p. ga^j..ad.
Gigik, a. an. cedar, cedar-tree; pl.-
%.*,
Gytknn, {nin) a. v. in, S. Gijiton,
Gtjikandag, s. an, cedar-braiich; pl.-
Gijikashkimod, s. bag or sack of
cedar-bark; pl.-ara.
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Oijihawa, {nin) a. v. an. I hurt him
ialhng upon him; 3. p. o gij..n^ p.
<jej..wud, ^ '' ' *^
Qijikeiix, s. dim. an. a small cedar-
tree; a lnth,-pl.-rtr/.
Ginhtmnci nind a,jirahvdu<arj, I lath,
(I nail on little cedars.; "^ '
f'^Mmid,', or~mar/ad, u. v. it is
'hjiUH, 8. cedar-forest; cedar-
■swamp; pl.-^,,„;i. |
<.i/ih>.s, ^nin) n. v. I ^et hurt l)v i
carrying too heavy a load; 3. p.-o; I
''?^/?^u.r, s. grown girl, adult; pi.
(rijihvew, {nin) n. v. J am a grown
;;5^girl.Iamadult;3.p.-i;p%,y..
(iijimagad, u. v. it is ripe; p. gaj..
Oijljw, u. \. it snowed enough- n
6i(>*>^w*, u. V. it is ripe, (m. fruit;)
l^.gajzsstmj. '
(i'jimitchu/ade, ox~magad, u. v it is
iinished, done,placed there;p. nai
(l<g, ox-magal-. '' ''
Gmssitchiye, {nin) n. v. I finish
(doing or placing s. th.) 3. p. i .■ p.'
gaj..ged. ' '^
GijUa, {nin) n. v. I finish, I accom-
^plish;3.p. l.;p.gajitad.
irij/ftia, {nm) a. v. an. I make him
limsh or accomplish s. th.; 3. p o
'JiJ.-n;p. gajitaad.
(rijitage, {nin) n. v. I am making s.
th. lor people; 3. p. l.;j>. gaj..ged.
(rmfazdu, {nm) or, ninqijitas,r. v.
1 make myself finish' or accom-
plish s. th.; 3. p.-o; p. gaj.., sod.
hijitamuica, {nin) or, nin qijitaiva
GIK
Gijweicin, s. sj-eaking, talking; pi.
Gikd {nin) n. v. lam very old: 3.
P- !•; v.gd-ad. '
Gilaan.awa, {nin) a. v. an. 1 make
himmark8,(onatrail, etc.;i3. p.
ogtL.n; p. gaJc.ioad.
Gihih, B. JJi-iji-giJcah.
(•ilod, in compositions, signifies
grave; rcxjicctaUe. ( i-ixiinipies in
some of the following words )
Gtkudendagos, {nin)r\. v. I am con-
SKleiedreypectaljle; grave, serious;
Gikudmdmn, {nin) n. v. I have
grave serious thoughts; 3. p. 1 • n.
gtlc.ung. ^ ""^
Gihiditi, inin) n. v. I am grave, se-
nous; 3, p.-i; Y.gclc..>-L '
Gikndiitwm, s. grave serious com-
portrnent.
GiladJ, {nin) n. v, I am cold, I ieel
GUad/imndjncadJ, {nin) n. v. my
hands are cold; 3. p.-l . yak..
Gi/cadjisidewadj, {nin) n. v. myfeet
are cold; 3. p.-/; p. qak..djid.
Gikadjitaioagewadj, {nin'^ n. v. my
— " are cold; 3. p.-V; p. gaL.
or sack of
a. V. an. I make it for him or to
liim; 3. p g/J..n; p. gaj..wad.
G\litchtgade, ov~maqad, u. v. it is
made, it is constructed, finished;
P;.i?«;..%, or-magal:
Gmton,(ni7i) a. v. in. I make it; I
Guioe,{nin)xx.y. 1 talk, I speak;
■3. p. 1.; V-(/<iJwed. '
ears
djid.
Gikadjiwin, s. cold felt in the body
Irom cold weather.
Gihtma, {nin) a. v. ««. I scold cr
rebuke him; 3. p. o gih.n: p.
gukamad. ^
Gikanarnule, or-mac/ad. it smokes,
(in a house or lodge;; p. yah.deg,
or~magah. '
Gikananioti, {nin) n. v. it smokes in
my house, or lodge; 3. p.-o; p.
ffat.sod. ^
Gikcnamoma, (nin) a. v. an. I make
smoke around him, I make him be
in the smoke; 3. p. o gik..n:p. qah.
V'ad;\mT^.gik..mi.
Gikanadn, {nin) a. v. in. I scold it,
I speak ill of it; 3.p. o gih..; p.
gak..ang.—0 gikandun anami^wig-
(m2^,hescolds the church, (speaks
ill of It.)
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(hliiiuHint'n, (ni'n) ooni. v. wo qiiar-
n-l wiih ciiclioilicr; [u ijak-dUi;,,.
(iikinuh'wliiy s. (iiiarrel, disDuti'.
stn(t,'.
(M-aihjc (nvi^u. v. 1 quarrel, brawl
Iamiil),awl,>r; ;j. p. J.; p. ^^^L.
Giki(nH('^n'ii, s. quaireliiiL', brawl-
111!,'.
Gikti'n'iJuin, (/if',;) n. v. I (juarrcl
amj.
G/kairUaimwii)., s. altercation
quarrol, wraiii,'linj,s dispute.
(rikdirin, s. very old atfe.
(ri/.-ih/i;r<>, (;///;) „. y. I add writiiiiT
I write some more; 3. n. 1.; p. ,,ak.
(ji-ti. •'
<jif.-i'in,{ii///)n. V. I weep much: n.
\>--"l !'• 'Jdkiiiiotl.
Gikim:iiii.i,ul,', {/,/■/ ) n. v. my lo"- is
sleeping, benumbed, torpid: £ v
I.;]). </nl:Jed.
Gil!iii,()ili(ik(', (/iin) n. v. my arm is
benumbed; ;}. p. ].; p. gakj-ed.
(:rik-/m(inf/i-,nih/,(^/im)n. v. my hand
^is benumbed;;), p. l.;p. ffak..i,l.
Lrik/inniih^iniii) n. v. [ am benumb-
ed; ;j. p.-/: p. <jah..sid.
GikiinnniKhlc. {'uin.) n. v. my foot is
benumbed;;}. ]>. \.;i^. „ak..ile,L
(rtknnamsiinn, s. numbness: [F.
cnq:onrdissemeut.)
Gik/ssifon..{nm)i\. v. vi. I add to
s. th.; ;). p. fl,jlk...; p. ffah.tixl.
Gimab, {mn) n. v. 1 look in a steal-
thy manner, unperceived; I spy
^out: 3. p.-y; y. gainahld.
Gvndbama, {>im)ti. v. an. I look at
hmi unperceived, in a stealthy
manner; 1 spy him out; 3. ^.ogim,.
n; p. (jam. .mad.
Gimaha/klan, (nm) a. v. in. I look
at it, or see it, in a stealthy man-
ner; 3. p. ogim...; p. qam..an<j.
Gtmi, (nin) n. v. I 'desert, I run
away, I go somewhere secretly; 3.
p. l.;p. gamid.
Gtmia, (nin) h. v. an- I make him
desert; 3. p. o gimian; p. gamiad.
(,/mnIon, (nm) n. v. (/•/•m. >,in gn,fi.
mill,, I),,) ! mnrnuir ay:aiiist sonie-
I'ody, not b(>jn!jr hoard by him; 3. p-
1.; (). g<im,liloiiij,
Gjmini,/Jii,,,ui,, s. illeq;itiinate child,
(got in a it^altiiy manner,') a child
outot wedlock, bastard; pl.~rt,/.
Giminidji, {nin) n. v. I got a child
out i)t wedlock, ;in a stealthy
maimer;) I i)ring lorlh a bastard;
3. p. 1.; p. f^am..i,i.
Glmiiiiira, {nin) a. v. an. I touch
hnn m a stealthy manner without
his knowing it; 3. p. <jin..n\ p.
gam.. wad. ^
Grimitawa, {nin) a. v. an. I hear
nm secretly, in a stealthy manner,
he does not know tliat I "hear him
1 overhear him; 3. p. ,jim..n; p.'
ijiim..iraa.
Gimiman, u. v. it rains; p. qe7ni-
iiuing.
Gim.iwanaam.,{nm} n. v. 1 travel in a
canoe or boat in rainy weather; 3.
p. ].; p. g{'m..ang.
Gimiiranajio, s. rain-water.
Gimura.nih<)s,{iun) n. v. I embark or
start in a canoe or boat in rainy
^weather; 3. p.-^; p. gem..isuL
Gimiwaniton, (nin) a. y.in. I make
rain, I cause rain; 3. p. gim...:]\
gim-.ttnL
Gimiwanosse, {nin) or, nin gimiwa-
nishht, n. V. I walk in rainy
weatlier;3.p. \.;\). gcm..cd.
(rtmi'vin, 8. desertion.
Gimud,{nin)n. v. I steal, I purloin;
I take away s. th. and make use of
it without permission, although
not with the intention of keeping
it; 3. p.-^; p. gemodkl.
Ginwdad. u. v. it is hidden, it is
a secret, a mystery; p. aonMiak.
Gtmodadjim, {nin) n. v. I tell s. th.
secretly; 3. p.-^; p. gi'm..m()d.
Gtmodndjimiitawa, {nin) a. v. an. I
tell him s. th. secretly; 3. p. ogim..
>i', p. gem. .wad.
GimodawIJigc, (nin) n. v. I eat in a
stealthy manner; 3. p. 1 ; p. gem..
ged.
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ins; p. ge7ni-
Gimodima, {nin) a. v. an. I steal s
IIS knowledge and formission: 3
o if Si;;/ I'*'*'' '^ """J fnake use
o'. It witliout pennission; 3. n o
gmi ; p (jemixkiL ( V. Con i )
Mb.t of stealing, I am thievish, I
am a habitual ihiei': 3. n.-i r, '
^'dpI^^K'"^'^' '• ^""««' «bode or
den of thieves; pl.-ow. [L. sne-
lunca latronuin.] ^
^'womlnMr'Sv 'v'^^""& ^^ thievish
woman; [O. Diebinn;] pl.-«.
^^^'»"<^!""f'^ 8. stealing theft.
irimodiwm, 8. any in. object stolen:
""sSS^pi!-:;, "^' '•"^ ««• «^^j-^
6r^im«.//- iidv in a stealthy manner
ITIth •^''^"^'^«'i"ely, Vivatefy;
in a hidden manner. '
Gimoiljthana, {nin) a. v. an. I leave
him in a stealthy manner, I go
Sl[°'" him without his l^nowl
tiifec, J. \), o gtm„n: p. aem un/l'
imp. gimodjik^aj. ^ 9em..nw[l,
Gvmodm^e, (nin) n. v. J speak se-
Ser.T'T"^'^' '» 'hidden
manner, also, I use a parable; 3. p.
Gimodmoewin, s. secret hidden
speaking; parable; pl.-a«. ^"
Sir' ^"''^^ ^' "• ^'^^ s- ^-
Otmositawa, (nin) a. v. an. S <?*
om
Oim,or-maffad, u. v. it is sharp- it
"8 pointed, an iron tool;)p./J^"
or~maguk. ^ S^^ixig^
Gimamadan (nin) a. v. in. I forbid
It, 1 rebuke it; :j. p. ^ oin ■ n
^i^tnhtch,gamtyaie, fnd dashgor-
^f'Mchi-amtmtimniq', Jesus re-
buked the winds and' the sea, and
there was a great calm.
Gmaamddim, 3. irui. p. one is for
bidden; IF. on P«f ,iif„ "k? n '^'^■
W<iden; fF.'on esrda,;;iu.r '"'"
«t/i.v.(«'m)r.v. /forbid it to
Ginaam
myself; 3. p.-,.; p. ^g„..,,,^
Omaamnge, (nin) n. v. i forbid J
prohibit; 3. p. 1.; p. ^^.J/'^' ^
Gmaamagemagad, u. v. pers. it for-
j;;;^«jalso, ni8forbidden;p.j,J.
'tddaS."'^' '• I"-°hibition, for-
'V
fj'amag^nvin, s. any thing forbid-
uei), J)l.-aM.
hirn,ihinderhimtodo8.th.-3 n
f;g*n..n;p.gen..wad. '^'
Ginaamawitdan, {nin) a. v. m S
Gtnaammlan. '
Ginahawcinin) n. v. iam hindered
by rain, (to start, or to do s. th.) 3
p. i-;y.gen..wcd. '
Zil % ^"^"^ "• ^- ^have sharp
teeth;3. p. l.;p. ^^^..^^^ H
(nnaindea, ox-^naqad, u. v. it has
ot^k^f"^' P-i««-'«^, or-maS
ooMnV-'7"z."''^^^P'(«"»ron
tooi;jp. ,7a«,..7Y,^_
GtnagUji {nin) n. v. /am ticklish,
l?;S'.''^H^=t^'-J^«"'«<=hatouiI.'
leux,]3. p. l.:p.j/e«..«a.
^t««^M^ma, (n*«) a. y.an. /tickle
mm, d. p (/m..«,; p.^m..raad.
G^nagirui, (nin) a. v. ««. S. (^V««.
Ginaginiwe, {nin) n. v. /.ickle;3r
P-l.;p.o'c;i..M)e£;.
gf «J7^'': ("*■" » "• V. S. ^m^«zi/jj.
Gmagi,kUgwa7ie, {nin)n. v. S. &«V».
Gimgmmn, or ginagiaiwewin. a.
.Sickling, titillation.
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Ginagitawagchina, (tim) n. v. nn. I
tickle liis'pnrs; 3. p. o gm..n; p.
gen..nad.
Oina^jiiairngoirln, a. itching of the
e.<.r8.
(rinan/ikaJ, ti. v. it cuts, it has a
sharp t'djjo, (a plant or herb;) p.
garumhkai'.
Ginau'isfd; {niu) n. v. Si GagiiM-
winhk.
Ginawuihkia, (ntu) a. v. an. I make
him toll a lio; 3. p. o <jin../i; \).
g«i)..ad,
GinawiM-itaii, {niii) a. v. in. I con-
sider as a lio what I hear; 3. p. o
Gvuin'u/d'kawd, (nin) a. v.. an. I
hear hini, or list(>n to him, with
the impri'ssion that he is telling a
lie, (or lies;) 3. p.o gm..n; \).gen...
trad.
Gindahii/i/ia, ()iiJi) a., v. an. i clip
some a/i. ohjoct in s. th.; 3. p. o
giii..n; \).tjiii..ii(iil.
Gviddbioi/i'a/i, i^/ii/i) a. v. in. I dip it
in s. th.; 3. ]i. o <iin...; \i.gen:.ang.
GiiuidhHjiiiujatle, oi-magad, u. v., 'it
is dipiH'd in s. th.; p. gen..deg, or-
mairak.
GiiuiahUjin'ujas'ii^ n. v, 3. p.. it is
dipped in 's. th. {an. obj.) p. gen-
tod.
Ginddiawamjaan, {nin) a.. \. in, I
■ink it in thr sand ; 3. p. o gin...; p.
(fen..ang..
Ginddiawaiuunva, {nin) a. v.an..]
sink f^ome an. oh,i. in the sand; 3,
]).o gin..v; p. or»..irad.
Gtnddiaivangu'k'i. or-magad, u. v.
it sinks ift'the ^and ; p. gen. .tag, or
-magak.
Ginddkamigaan. {>./u.) a., v. i?i. I
sink it in the ^iround; 3. p. ogin...;
p. qen..avg.
Gtn^dl-amigaigc, {nin) n. v. I sink
s. th. in tile gruinu!;3. p. l;p. gen.,
qed.
Gindakamigaira. {nin) a. v. an. I
aink somea^. i>b;rct in tl e ground;
3. p. gin..n; p. fcn..U'ad
Ginadl-amuji^^hl-Q .{ nin) n. v. S. Gin-
dck^tnigaige. j
Gindakmni/jinld-ii, or-magad, u. v. it-
sinks in the ground ; p. gen,.kag,
ot-nmgak.
Gi^iddkivnigiohkoile, or-magad, ti. v.
S. (tindakamigifi/ika.
Gindnnhka, or -magad, n. v, it is load-
ed much, it sinlts (hnip in the wa-
ter, (a vessel, canoe, etc.) p. gen .
kag, or-magak.
<finddii'agrmest!i',{nin) n. , . ' 'nk in
the snow ; 3. p. 1.; p. geti .. .
Gindjihaiwrt, {ii/n) n. v.I run away
for safety ; 3. p. 1.; p. gm..ired.
Gindjidaan, {nin) a. v. 'in. I thrust
it in s. th.; 1 press it down, (some-
thing contained in a vessel ;) 3. p.
o gin... ; p. gen..aiig.
Gmdjidadjige, {nin) or, nin gindji-
daige, n. v. I press down ; 3. p. J.;
p. iien..gfd.
Gindjida'igade, or-magad, or giridji'-
datljigadc, or-magad, u. v. it is
pressed down, (in a vessel ;) p.
gm..dfg, or-maqak.
Gindjidanam, {iivi) n. v. I have a
iieavy oppressed respiration ; 3. p;
--*•' ; p. gen.. mod.
GindjidaMma, {nin) a. v. an. I
thrust in, or press down, some an,
object, (in a vessel ;) 3, p. o gin..
71 ; p. gen..m'ad.
Gindjid^asse. {nin) n. v. I fall in; 3.
p. \.; p. ge)i..sed.
GindJidanMon, {nin) a. v. in. I
thrust it in, or press it down 3. p.
o gin... ; p. oen..dod,
Gindjiddtra, {nin) &. v. an. I press
down, or thrust in, some an. obj.;
3. p. fl grin..n ; p. gen.. wad.
Gindjidawi, {nin) n. v. I press in, I
strive to get in through the crowd;
3. p. 1.; p. gen..wid.
Ginihig, s. snake, serpent ; pl.-o^.
Ginehigajagaai, s an. tne skin of a
serpent/' pi .-a^.
Ginehigonini, s. a Snake Indian ; pi.
-wag.
Ginehigwaian, s. an. S. Ginehigo-
Jagaai.
Ginehigwaj, s. hole of a- serpent or
snake ; pl.-aw:
Ginibi, in compositions, signifies
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'.riiuHiaOf'. ( mii^ null. ■' ■
Ginouaqad, 11 v i/ t iV ^ •■~'^-
^,boat,?essele[c ;'!;;Vr"''''
^'^'^""^^^ or-magad, uXift'lnn.
(.1 house, a lodge, etc \ n . ^'
OIN
Otnmhy,M mnhd, u. v i n ♦•
*<rf. ^' ^««-obj.)p. gen..
de,j, ox-maqalc.'
(rvwnike, ( '
('inonindn, (nm)n Z ih'
Sn :7i"--/->, lam
J^^ slender bW/3. p. 1.1 p'^;r
moant?rh;7r^|;?;^,^';."'lef , arms, etc. are
•ne of these Um%l'^a°vl^n^2e1^ '
r--ionM...ol^.fp|'-,i;:^
''rSSfS;'!';- -'tis ion,, u
""T"'""'^" '- ''• « ^«"^ a^row ,. p,.
Jong, a„. obi.) .1 n^;f,f ^*^"''t
O'lnwamhig, (nin) n „ f"'
Oock, (wciiTan )"/ p^^.^-- « J«nff
s^«/. '' "-^^ P'ffen..
^^.W««.-4P(ej-^ .^^V^rdTa'^^.-
JichorholeinthegrouS^^o^tP
Ginwdnmve, n. v 3 n if ),
Jong, /lenSn it •• f/^'^ke it
P-^^/17/^afcrf. "'3-p.Oi^m...;
Ginwiaisi moshwe, n. v 3 n »»,
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Ginwingtve, {nin) n. v. /have along
face ; 3. p. 1.; p. gen.,wed.
Giosse, {mn) n. v. /go a hunting;
3. p, l.;p. gaossed,
Giossewin, s. hunting.
Giotsewin, s. hunting-district ; pl.-
an. This word is always preced-
ed by a possessive pronoun ; as :
Nin giossewin, ki gioeseivin, ogion-
sewin ; my, thy, his hunting-dis-
trict.
Gipuhm, {nin) n. v. my lips are
cracked, or chapped or sore ; 3. p.
l.;p. gajndong. — The freq. is, nin
gagipidon ; p. geg..ong,
GiptdoneiaB, {nin) n. v. my lips are
cracked or sore by too much heat;
3. p.-o ; ^. (jap. .sod.
Gipidoimvadj, (nin) n. v. my lips
are cracked or sore from cold ; 3.
p.-«; p. gap,.djid,
Gipigade, {nin) n. v. my leg
cracked, chapped ; 3. p. 1. ;
gap.-dcg.—S. Gagipigade, etc.*
G'ipingwe, {nin) n. v. my face
cracked, is chapped; 3. p. 1.;
gap.. wed.
Gipinindji, (nin) n. v. my hand is
cracked ; 3. p. 1.; p. gap.. id.
Gipiside,{nin) n. v, my foot is crack-
ed ; 3. p. 1.; p. gap..ded.
Ginhkahagwe, {nin) n. v. / tuirst
much; 3. p. l.;p. gash..W€d.—S.
Nihaqwe.
GishJcamgwewin, a. ardent thirst.
Gishhabagwenodan, {nin) a. v. in. I
thirst aYter it, / desire it ardently ;
3. p. o gish... ; p. gash..ang.
GishHkivandjigepijiki, n. v. 3. p. the
ox (or cow) browses, it eats little
branches or browses ; p. gesh..
ged.
G'ishMshe, s. bitch ; pl.-%. S. No-
jessin.
Gishpinadaganiwan, u. v. it is a
thing that is bought ; p. gash.,
ang.
Gishptnadagan, a. an. ware, mer-
chandise, any an. obj. that may be
bought ; pl.-«^.
♦See Note to article Gagipigade.
Gishpinadagan, a. in. merchandise,
ware, any in. obj. that may be
bought ; pl.-ara.
Gishpinadamadis, r. v. /buy for my-
self; 3. p.-o ; p. ga8h..sod.
Gidhpinndamadi.son, {nin) a. v. in. 1
buy it for myself or to myself ; 3. p.
gish...; p. gash. .sod.
Githpinadamadisonaii, {nin) a. v. an.
1 buy some an- obj. to myself ; 3. p.
ogish... ; p. gash.. sod, (V^ConJ.)
ijishpinadamaiva, {nin) or, nin gish-
pinadawa, a. v. an. 1 buy it for him;
/buy it of him ; 3. p. o gish..n ; p.
g.:sh..tvad ; imp. githpinaj.
(i'lshpinadjigade, oi-magaa, u. v. it is
bought, purchased ; p. gash..deg,
or~magak.
Gishpinadjigas, {nin) n. v. I am
bought ; 3. p.-o ; p. gash. .sod.
Gishpinadji(fe, (nin) n. v. / am buy-
ir\g;3.p.'l.;p. gash..ged.
Gislipinadon, {nin) a. v in. I buy it,
purchase it ; 3. p. ogish...; p. gash..
dud.
Gishfdnage, {nin) n. v. S. Gishpin-
adjige.
Gtshphiana, (nin) a. v. an. I buy
some an. object ; 3. p. o gish.n ; p.
gash..nad ; imp. gish/pinaj.
Gisidehona, {nin) a. v. aM. ' S. Gisis'
amaiva.
Gidkan, {nin) a. v. in. I take it olf,
(clothing ;) 3. p. o gisikan; p. gad-
kanri.
Gisikwanaic, {nin) n. v. 1 strip, I un-
dress myself; 3. p.l. ; t^i. gas. .ied.
Gisil-wmiaiehina, {nin) a. v. an. I
strip or undress him ; 3. p. o ^is..n ;
p. </as..nad ; imp. gisihvanatcUj.
Guilcwanaichinidts, {nin) r. v. 1 un-
dress myself ; 3. p.-o ; p. gas. .sod.
Gisikwanaiiwin, s. undressing, strij)-
ping.
Gisuamawa,{nin) a. v. an. I cook for
him ; 3. p. gis..n ; p. gas.. wad.
Gisisan, {nin) a. \.in.\ cook it, bake
it ; 3. p. gis... ; p. gatisang.
Gisisehve, {nin) n. v. I am cooking ;
3. p. 1.; p. gas. .toed.
Gisisehwcwin, s. cooking, cookery.
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merchandise,
that mav be
k'. S. Gishpin-
V. an. I cook for
Gulso, n. V. 3. n it ia «„-.i j
bread. '^ i^«'{-«W««. baked
Gm«..8a„ sun; moon, month ; pi.
-^£- Todistmginsh the moon f^orn
^ or hUhjtnss, night-sun. ^ '
*^Ts'Tn hpf rt"' "• ^- ^- P- the moon
Quarter /'' ^r-ft^""' ">■ '"her last
quarter ; p. atahitawmd.
Gisis, ani-hahoisi, n. v. 3. p. the
moon IS deciming, p. enithwl
Gims ani-mitehaUkid, n. v. 3 n th*.
moon IS growing, increasing; p
Gisiss iM-waiassige, n, v. 3 p thn
moon does not shine any more
S.y.;^°'"'"°°"«'-'"«'^'h;)p:
GmW «,So n. V. 3. p. the sun Cor
moon) dies, that 'is, is eclLed
there ,s an eclipse; p. ^J,^/P'^'''
Gmsmagad, u. v. This word nev-
er occurs alone ; it is always con-
nected with a number, and signl
fies a cer am period o/months.-
OIT
Gissadmdammi'in,
tion.
Glssioohidm, (ntn) a. v. in
d(Ml. S Qitohiyolndon
Ling, cookery.
■\j- -Y ."""" I'^^'iuu ui n
u'i,hv,u\n oma ; it is already three
months smce I arrived here
G^^sswagis, {mn ) n. v. This ' word
s always connected with a num-
ber, and signifies the age of some
an., obiect m months ; 3.%.-^-.-!?X
«6/«w/;/i nano gimsu'ogisi. : this
child is five months old.
Om.«5 wdwiiesi, n, v. 3. p. the moon
IS round, that is. it is fiVll moon ;p
Gmswa, (nin) a. v. an. I cook or
bake some a;i. object; 3. p. ,,e7W I
}>• ffamwad, imp. oisimt. '
lodge''^' a'l^- m the back of a
^rowff T'n^r ^ "• ^- ' ""^ ««r-
Gtsmuendamda, (nin) af v. a^i.'l giyp
or cause him sorrow; 3. p. o aufn'
p. gess..ad. v-"yi^a..n,
8. sorrow, afflic-
1 p. ga*s..
'c'tmgwakman, {nin) a. v. «» • r,
.r ' ^'?u^ *■ ^- ^«- ^ ''raw it out
o2omethmg;3.p.o,,W;p:
''tSzSh'nTpK^t'^'^"''"'^^-
Gttaigan, a. gun-worm, (to draw the
J,«^_1^^««t^lagun;)'cork-scTew*
Gitawa'inin) a. v. a;i. I draw some
««. object out of s. th.;3.r,.ooii.
f^an; p. getawad ; imp. ^^^aw;. ^
itl',/f"'^^'T> ^•^•«^*- ^draw
itm,tforhim;3.p.o^t<..„,.p.^,^..
Gilchiganuhwad, u. v. there are small
curled clouds in the sky ; fF le
GUchtganejan wiidsg, (nin) a. v. in.
1 take off the flesh from the bones;
'^•l>;Ogtt...;p.getek..ang.
CrUchuianejwa, (nin) a. v.an I take
h.s flesh off fU his boS; 3 p
ogU..n;p get.wad; imp. -jwi!'' ^
GitchunUh'i^anesU, s. a small bird
that flies close to the ground: pi.
—tag. ' '^
Gitchigdndamawa, (nin) a. v. an I
fThV?* ^"'^'"^ or to him," or
s. th. belonging to hin.; 3. p. n
fftt..n; p. get. .wad. ^
GitchtgoUdon, (nin) a. v. in. I draw
i out-1"'^-'V""^*°"t'^pS
GitchigoUna, {mn) a. v. an. I draw
Kff.T °^J-?»tof«-th., I pull
It out, 3 p. o^4^..7i; p. get..nad.
Gttchtgwahmwn, {nin) a, v. in I
draw It out, [obj. of wood:] 3. p!
<>|^fV4!*i«anaiewa„a<7, s. a«. pi. hul-
led corn ; [F. du bl^ lessiv^.l
Gttcht]cwanaiesige,{nin) n. v. lam
hulling corn; 3. p. 1.;^. getch..ged.
Gttchtkiva,iaii8wa^ tnandaminag,
(mn) a v. m. pi. I hull corn; p
get.. wad. ' ^
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(HtchiminatjiahlaHf {nin) a. v. in.
I tread it "out, instead of thrashing,
[in. ubj. I 3. p. o git.,.; p. (jet. .any,
Git^himiniieaigan, b. flail, or any
thing to thrash out grain; pi. -an.
Gitrhiminagaifje, {nin) n. v. I am
thrashing; W. p. 1.; p. (jet..ged.
Giti'himinagi»hknu-a, {r.in) a. v. an.
I tread it out, [an, obj.] 3. p. u
(fif..n; p. get,, wad,
tt/'fchnvakwane, (nin) n, v. I take
my hat otl; 3. p. 1.; p. gat,.ned.
(iUchhcthina, {nin) a. v. an, I throw
out some an, obj.: 3. p. o gif.,n; p.
gct..niid.
(rUchiwehinan, {nin) a. v. in. I throw
it out; 3. p. git,..; i>. yet..ang.
Gitina, {mn) a. v. an, S. Gitawa.
(litinan, {nin) a. \. in. S. Gitaan.
(ritvaadis, {nin) n. v. I ramble; 1 am
a vagabond; 3. p. -i; p. guwaadi-
.yid, vagabond.
Giwaadidwin, s. rambling; vagrancy
(riwddendagwad, u. v. it is doubtful;
p. gaicwah.
Giieadenda7n, {nin) n. v. I doubt; 3.
p. 1.; p. gaw,.ang,
Giwdaendamcmin, s. doubt, doubtful
thought; ])\.-an.
Giwanddapine, {nin) n. v. I am
insane by intervals, I am a lunatic;
3. p. 1.; p. gdw.,ned.
Gitvanadapinewin, s, insaneness by
intervals.
Giwcjiddis, (nin) n. v. I am insane,
mad, I am a fool; 3. p. -i; p. gaw..
.lid.
Giwanadisiivin, s. madness.
Giwanim, (nin) n. v, I tell a lie; 3.
p. -o; p. gawanimod.
Giwanima, {nin) a. v. an. 1 tell him
a lie, I belie him; 3. p. o giw,.n; p.
gate. .mad.
Giwanimowin, s. lying; lie, false-
hood; pi. -an.
Giwdsh-ahinodji, s. orphan; pi. -iag.
Giwashis, {nin) n. v, I am a poor
orphan; I am alone, I have no rel-
atives, 3. p. -i; p. gaw..sid.
Giwashito, {nin) n.y. S. Giwashis.
GiwashJcwe, {nin) n. v. I am giddy;
[G. ich bin schwindelig;] 3. p 1.;
p. gaw..tved.
Guiaehirwebi, {ninj n. v. I am giddy
from drinking, I am drunk, intox-
icated; 3. p. 1.; p. gaw..hid.
GiiraMu'<bia,{nin) a. v. an. I in-
toxicate him; 3. p. ogiw..n:]).
gaw. .ad.
Givaslihviliishk, (nin) n. v. 1 am in
a iiahit of grftitig drunk, 1 #m a
habitual drunkard; 3. p. -i; \i.gau'.,
h'd.
Giu'finhhcelishlagemagad, or, gi-
washkivMmagad , u. v. it uses to
intoxicate; it intoxicates; p. gaw.,
gal:
GiirasJihcfh'shl-agon, or, nin gi-
■ivaMwchiigon, {nin) pers. v. 'it
intoxicates'nie, it makes me drunk;
3. p. giir...\ \\ gaw. .god.
GiwaMwdiishlia, {niu) a. v. an. I
make a complete drunkard of him;
3. p. giw..n; p. gaw. .ad.
GiwaMivehiMium, s. the bad ha-
bit of getting drunk, habitual
drunkenness.
Giwaihku'diwin, a, drunkenness, in-
toxication, the state of being
drunk.
Giwaahhweliwinitagos, {nin) n. v. I
speak hke a drunken person; 3. p.
-e; p. qaicaid.
GiivashhvidinoKe, {nin) n. v. /turn
round till I get giddy, (as children
do in playing;) 3. p. 1.; p. gaw..
ltd,
Giwashhviganama, {nin) a. v. an. I
stun him, I make him giddy, by
striking; 3. p. o giw..n; p. gaw. .mad.
Giwanhlcwp.iendam, {nin) n. v. I have
confused thoughts, I am bewil-
dered; 3. p. 1.; p. gaw..ang.
GiwasMweiendamia, {nin) a. v. an,
/bewilder him; 3. p. o gito,,7i; p.
gaw.. ad.
Giwashkivekos, {nin) n. v. / am
made giddy, or dizzy, by some ob-
ject that fell upon me; 3. p. -o; p.
gaw. .sod.
Gwashhwenos, {nin) n. v. /become
giddy by smelling s. th.; 3. p. -o\
p. gaw. .sod.
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(iiimshhvid, (nin) n. n. v. /become
guldy from heat; 3. p.-o; p. f/aw..
gOii. *^
O iivathkweshtn, (nin) n. v. / am
made gid.ly, or dizzy, by falling;
J. J). J.; p. gaic.hui.
Oiwashkwcu'm,a. giildiness, vertiuo
dizziness. '
Giwe, {nin) n. v. I return, I go back
asain, I go home; 3. p. 1.; p. gaw.
Gim, (nin)n. v. I return in a canoe
or lioat; 3. p. ffitveo] p. gaweod.
Gtwe. S. /i««¥.
Oiioihato,(niu)n.v. I return run-
ning: 3. p. 1.,; p. gaw..tod.
Gtwihbi/n, u. V. It is after the middle
of the winter, the winter is on its
decline, on its return from where
It came; p.gaw..(mg.
Gzwidin, s. north; ilorthwind. Gi-
wedmong, in the north, from the
north, to the north.
Giwedinaamog (animihg), n. v.
3. p. pi. it thunders in ihe north.
Giwidinahwad, u. v. the clouds
come from the north; p. gmc-wah.
(jtwedtmUssa, u. v. the rain comes
from the north; p. gaw.. sag.
Giweoom, {nin) n. v. I turn round
with a canoe or boat; 3, p. -o; p.
gaw.. mod,
Giweiahowe, (nin) n. v. I return home
with s. th. to eat, coming from an
Indian fe&^t; 3. p. 1,; p. gaw. .wed.
Gnvetassam gisi»s, n. \. 3. p. Alg.
the sun is on his decline, it is in
the afternoon; p. gaw..ang.
Ghceie/ulam, {mn)'n. v, I think to
return, I think on my going home
^again; 3. p. 1.; p. gaw..ang.
LrtweH, (nin) n. v. I move back
again to my own country, I return
to my native place; 3. p. 1.: p
gawcTcid. ' ^
Giweinagad, pers. v. it goes back
again, it returns; p. garc.qak.
Otwenajawa, a. v. an. I bid him go
home, I send him back again; 3.
I). giw..n; ^. gaw. .wad: imp. ai-
wenaja. ' x- y
GitveniUn, u. v. it is after the middle
of the summer, the suinraer is o»
Its (loclinc, on its return; p. gaw..
Giweodon, {nin) a. \ . in. I take it
or convey it back again in a canoe
or boat; 3. j). o giw...- p. gaw..d<xl.
Oiwedna, (nin) n. v. an. I take or
convey hack again .some an. object
in a canoe or boat; 3. p. o gfw..n-
p. gaiv..nad; imp. giwmj. '
GiwcMainugad, u. v. it returns: p.
gaicgaJc.
Oiu'ewldon, {nin) a. v. in. I carry it
back again, I return it; 3. n, o
j/iw...; p. gauK.dod.
Giwewina, {nin) a. v. an. I carry
back again some an. object, I lead
or conduct back again' some an.
ob).; 3. p. giw..n; p. gaw..nad:
imp. giwavij.
Giwidiman, a. Detour, (place.)
Giwidcwa, {nin) n, v, I go around a
point in a canoe or boat; 3. p. -o;
p. gawidewa(jd.
Giirine, {mr.) n. v. I am dying; 3. p.
l.;p. gaivined.
Giwif,{nin) V. n. I am an orphan;
^ p. -i; p. gawisid.
in '
Gtwtta, in compositions, signifies
round, mrroxinding. [Examples in
soine of the follo\virl:r words.]
Giwitaam, {nin) n. v. I go around a
point or bay in a canoe or boat; 3.
3. p. 1.; p. gawilaung.
Giwetalmto, {nin) n. v". I run around
s. th.; 3. p. 1.; p. gaw. .tad.
Giwitalimin, {nin) n. v. pi. we are
sitting around, m a circle; p. ga-
tvitahidjig.
Giwitalitawanan^ {nin) a. v. an. pi.
vve are sitting around him in a
circle, we surround him sitting; p.
p. gmv..ivadjig.
Gtwitagdbaieitago, (nin) pass. v.
they stand around me, I am sur-
rounded by them; p. gaw.,wind.
Giwitaaahawitawanan, (nin) a. v.
an. pi. we surround him standing;
p. gaio..wadHg,
Giu4tai,'abaiV2tc}dgade, or -magad,
u. V. it is surrounded by persons
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«r other living beings standing
nronnd it; p. (jaw..(hg,ot -magak.
(itwitaiafmmui/. (nin) a. v. an. pi. I
look round iitthcrti.
* > iu'itniiihilciiiiijan, a. wall around a
(ortress; pi. an.
ifiwitninjuijame, (nin) n. v. I walk
around a hay; 3. \\. 1 ; p. ijaw..vutl.
(limtdianikadau, hii/o) a. v, in. 1
dig a ditcii arouna it; 'i.^.o gim...\
p. i^nnK.anij.
*.'iirit(li,inik-[uniy (n!n) a. v.an. I dig
a ditch around him: 3. p. ogiw..n;
p. <jaw..vad. imp. kaj.
Gi'iittiii, adv. round, around, all
round, in the environs.
GiwU<ikami(j, adv. round in the
country.
(i iicitdkini^ade, or -magad, u. v. it
is cncloNod or encircled with
pickets or palisades, it is compass-
ed round; p. (jaw..de(/, ox -im<jak.
Giiritakinigan, s. enclosiire, palis-
ades, (of a fort, etc.) pi. -an.
Giivita-mitchikanakohidun, {nin) a.
V. in. I fence it in all round; 3. p.
o giw...; \^.yaw..dml.
Giicitaosi;i:,(nin) n. v. I walk around
8. th.; 3. p. ].; j). gau..8ed.
Giwitashim, (mn) n. v. I dance
around s. th.; 3. p. -o; p. gaw..
iiujd.
Giwitashka, {nin) n. v. I go round;
[F. je fais le tour;] 3. p. 1.; p.
gaw..kad.
Giivitafihkagon, {nin) pars. v. it
surrounds me, compasses me, 3. p.
gill'...; p. gaw..gnd.
Giwitanhkan, {nin) a. v. in. I go
around it; 3. p. o giw...; p. gaw..
atig.
Giwitashkawa, (nm) a. v. an. I go
around some M. obj.; 3. p. o
giw..n; p. gaw.. wad.
Giwitoise, n. v. 3. p. it flies around
s. th.; p. gaw..»ea.
Giwitatigiveia sibi, u. v. the river
turns round (or back again) in its
course; p. gaw. .lag.
Go, or igo, {go, after a vowel; igo,
after a consonant;) particle which
conveys the idea of affirm.atioa or
assurance; or to express /««/; as:
iVitngim igo, just now. Kinawa go
ki d'i-ijain, just you ought to go.
Goiiaaktte,(nin) n. v. I shoot at a
mark, at a target; 3. p. 1.; p.
gwetlaakivid.
Gi'idatiK, 8. frock for women; petti-
coat; pi. -a»:
Gddji-, in compositions, signilics
iLinaif, trial, e.rpcrime»t.{ Examples
in some of the following words.]
Gddjia, {nin) a. v. an. I try him,
I essay or try any an. obj.; 3. p.
ogt'dJ^an•, ^). gwedjiad.
Godjiew, {mn) n. v. I strive, I try;
3. p. -j; p. gwe..u'id.
Godjit^viihodan, {nin)&. v. in. I prove
it, try it; 3. p. o god...; p. gwe..ang.
(rodjiiu'inada/ra, (nin) a. v. an. J
trv him; 3, p. ogod..v; \i.gu'e..wad,
Gdiljicwisiwin, s. experiment, proof,
trial; pi. -an.
Giidji-kikcndan, {nin) a. v. in. I ex-
amine it, try it; 3. p. o god...; p.
gwe..aiig.
Gadji-kikenima, {nin) a. v. an. I ex-
amine him, try him; 3. p. o god..n;
p. qwe..mad.
Godji-nagam, {nin) n. v. I sing for
a prool; 3. p. -o; p. gwe..mod.
Godjinike, {nin) n. v. I feel the
pulse; 3. p. ].; p. gwc.ked.
Godjinikena, {nin) a. \. an. I feel
his arm; 3. p. o aod..n; p. gue..natL
Godjipidan, inin) a. v. in. I try or
e.\amine it oy the taste, I taste it;
3. p. o god...; p. gwe..ang.
Gndiipwa, {nin) a> v. n. I try some
an. obj. by the tastf 1. p. ogod..n'f
p. give. .wad; imp. sodjipwi.
Godjiskweiahigina, {nin) a. v. an. I
feel his pulse, {oskweiah, his vein;)
3. p. ogod..n: p. gwe..nad.
Godjiton, {nin) a. v. in. I try it; 3.
p. ogod...; p. gwedjitod.
Gogaam gigo, n. v. 3. p. the fish
leaps up, over the surface of the
water; p. gwaguana.
Gdgi, {nin) n. v. I dive; 3. p. 1.; p,
gwagid.
Gogina, {nin) a. v. an. I dip him iii
tae viater'fS.p.o gog^Ji\i;).gwa.^ad^
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(iiwinan, (nin) a. v. i». I dip it in /
tho w"*"" 'J - ■
OOP
vater/ 3. p. o gog..\ ^gwa
(JyL,r.,(nin)n.v. I glj.le, slip or
lali HI tho water; 3. p. i.: p. ^wa-
Gogiwinini, a. diver; [F. plongeur.l
pi. -//'«(/, ' " '
Ookohna, or-niaffad, ii. v. it is roll-
inc;, (canoe, boat, etc.) p. qwr.
waij, or-mu(juk.
Golcwiuleiulayoa, (nin) n. v. I am
consKlnrrd worthy; respectable;
J. p. -I ,• p. gife.Ma.
(Jokicadeuda,iwad, u. v. it is consid-
ered rcKi)ectahle ; p. gwcwak.
Uoi;wadi'/n/(m, ( ni/i) a. v. in. I esteem
It, rospect It ; 3. p. o <jok... : p.
Gokii'adfnim (niii,)n. v. ; 3. •).— o.-
S. Go/.inidenindix.
Gokwudrnirna, {niii) a. v. an. I res-
pect him, esteem him ; 3. p. omk .
n\ ^. give.. ad.
Gokwadenimlu, (nin) r. v. I esteem
myself too much, I am haughty,
prouAp. i>.-o; p. ffwcsod.
(rokwadenindiaomn, s. pride, hauirh-
tiness.
Gokwadu, (nin) n. v. I am worthy,
respectable ; 3. p.-j ; p. gwe..sid.
(ronin or, gomaminik,M\\. middling.
-ISihiwa na kid aianan masinai-
ganan ?- Goma 7ninik. Hast thou
many books ^-Middling.
Gomd minik, adv. for a time ; [L ad
tempns.]
Gorndpi, adv. some time, by-and-by.
G(,»ia/>i ningad-aia ima ; I will"
remain here for some time, (not
long. ) Gmnapinin ga-inadja\ 1 will
start by-and-by.
Gon, s. an. snow.
G<ma,{nin) a. v. an. I swallow some
an. obi. ; 3. p. o gonan ; p gwenad.
Uonababog, (mn) n. v. I capsize in a
rapid, (my canoe or boat oversets
in the rapids of a river ;) 3. n.-o :
p. gw€..g()d. / I )
Gonahishka, (nin) n. v. I capsize, my
canoe, boat, etc., is overturned, it
oversets ; 3. p. 1. ; p. gwe..kad.
Omdnaan, 8. throat; [F. gorge ]
Gondahimigisaan, a. gulf abyss, (ef.
tect.-d by the sinking down of the
ground ;) pl.-a«.
Gotulnkamigiw^, or-^nagad, u. v. the
ground Hinks down, (and cirects
Jllijar''^"'^'^ p. (/«'.....;/ or-
i^ondan, (nin) a. v. in. I swallow it;
J- I'. " gondan ; p. gtrcndang.
<\onda,hkwei, a. windpipe ; [F. gosier.l
Umdmote, ox-magad, u. v. it enters
or penetrates in the llesh; p. qwtn-
ditmg, OT-magak. ^
Gimdjiaade, or -magad, u. v. it is
wi* '' "P; P- 'jx'cdeg, or-wja-
V.ondjige, (nin) n. v. I am swallow-
ing;.3. p. \.',Y>.gwe..ged.
Mngwawa,(nin)&.y,. an. I thrust
himaway;.3.p.«^,^..„. p^
wad; imp. gongwa.
(ioni(/e, adv. S. (hmima.
GOmka, or-magad, u. v. there is
snow; p. gwanikag, or-^nagak.
X *' "■ ^'" ^' ^W«'«'^"'"«^a-
Gmima, adv. perhaps, may be ; or
(yonwapon, (nin) a. v. in. 1 won't eat
it, I abstain from it ; 3. p. o am •
p. gwe..(jd. •' '
Gmwdponan, (nin) a. v. an. I won't
eat some an. obj., I abstain from
It; .J. p. o gm...; p. <nt'e..ijd.
Gmwapowin, s. abstinence.
Off mm, (nin) n. v. I go into the
inland, in the woods, in a canoe,
on a river; 3. p. 1.; p. gtvtpaang.
i^opamo mtkana, u. v. the road leads
into the woods ; p. gwepamog.
Gopngrma, (nin) ^v.an. I despise
him, (with wortfe,) I have a low
Idea ot him, or of his abilities ; 3.
p. ogi,p..n\ p. gtva..mad.
Gopasmdan, (nin) a. v. in. I despise
It, I contemn it ; 3. p. o goi)... ■ p
git'a..any. '■
Gopasondis, (nin) r. v. I despise my-
self; 3. p.-r); p. gwa..8od.
Gopasonge, (nin] n. v. I dispise, con-
temn; 3. p. l.;p.gjva..ged.
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•Gopi (nin) n. v. I go into the woods,
in the .interior, inland ; 3. p. 1. ; p.
ffwe/nd.
Gapiwidon, (nin) a. v. in. I carry or
convey it up from the lake-shore ;
3. p. o gop...; p. gv^c.dixl.
Gopiwina, (nin) a. v. an. 1 carry or
convey himupfrom the lake-shore,
from the beach; 3. p. o gop..n ; p.
gwe..nad.
Gop, {nin) n. v. I move to some other
place, I decamp ; 3. p. god; p. give-
ml.
Gosahi, (nin) n. v. I sink, I go to the
bottom; 3. p 1.; p. gwesahid.
Gosahiinagad, u. v. it sinks, it goes
to thf bottom; p. gwes.,(jah.
Gofhd. This word cannot be given in
Knglish. It signifies that a repe-
tition is made, or that somethmg
which is told, is known. The In-
dians also will use it sometimes
in requesting you for something.-
Ki gi-wi)idamoninimu'aha7i goi:kd ;
I had told it to you repeatedly. —
Mimnaigari gosha ; I request you
for a book.
Goidiima, (nin) a. v. an. I respect
him, dread him .; 3. p, o gosL.u; p.
gu'caldmud.
Goskitve, (nin) n. v.
p. m'e..>ved.
Goshi/reM', (nin) n. v. I am timid,
timorous, fearful;, 3. p.-e; p. gwe..
lid.
Gvshhic, {nin) a, v. an. I surprise
him, I make him shrink or start
back ; 3. p. <3 goshhmn ; p. give. ad.
Goskl'ohagmnn , ii. v. the leaves
tremble, f.re a{,/iated by the v,rind;
p. qi"e..ing.
Goshkol-a, (ni?i) n. v. I shrink or start
I fear; 3. p. i.;
back, I am surprised .; 3. p. 1. ; p.
gwe..lad.
GosManugos. {nin) n. v. I have a
curious' ridiculous appearance ; 3.
p-» ; p. gu'e..sid.
Goslikonaives, {nin) n. v. S. Goshh-
wendam.
Goshlr/ngwash, (nin) n. v. I awake
starting up ; [F. je me reveille en
8ursaut;J 3. p.-i; p. gw€..id.
GosJil-rtfi^ {nin) n. v. I awake, I wake
up ; 3. p.-i/ p. gwtihl-omi.
GoMmia, (nin) a. v. an. I make him
wake up ; I awake him ; 3. p. o
gOfik..n; p. gwe..ad.-S. Amadina.
Goshhwse, {nin) n. v. I start up by
surprise: 3. p. 1. ; p. gxce..sed.
Goahhme, ox-magail, u. v. it tremb-
les, shakes, quakes ; p. gwcMij,
ox-magak.
Gofihhraicohidon , (nin) a. v. in. I
shake it, I make it tremble ; 3. p.
godh... ; p. gwe..dod.
Goskhmlvhina, (iiin) a. v. an. 1
shake him, (any an. obj.) 3. p. o
gof:h..7i; p. gwc.nad.
GoM-walrixhl-a, or-?nagad, u. v. it
shakes, it trembles ;' p. gu'c.Tcaq,
or-magalc.
GoMwahiMan, {nin) a.
shake it ; 3. p. o go&h... ;
ana.
GdfM'U'alofJihiiva, (nin) a.
shake some an. obj.; 3. p. o gof:h,.n;
p. (/we. .wad.
GiA'f/iht'alrme, or-magad, u. v. it sha-
^ kes ; p. gice..fieg, or~rnagal:
Goahhvawadendam, {nin)n. v. Gosh-
Jcwawadis.
Goshhvairadis, (nin) n. v. /am me-
^. in. 1
p. gwe,.
V. an.
lancholic. pensive; 3. p.-j, p.
gict.
.Sid.
Goskkwendum, (nin) n. v. i am sur-
prised in my thoughts, in my mind;
3. p. 1.; ]). gwc.ang.
Goshlcwtose, (nin) n. v. /stagger ; 3,
p. ].; p. gwe..iied. - Freq. nin gosh-
icoshlcuesse.
GosM'wefaJcoH, (nin) n. v. /make a
step out of the trail ; 3. p. 1, ; p.
gives7i..lcid.-Y\\e. fnq. verb of it is,
nin gosMoKhlcwftahdci, /miss often
my trail, stepping aside, (f. i. a
drunken person.)
G ma,{ni7h) &. v. an. /make him
move to some other place ; 3. p.
o gosian; p. gwesiad.
GoKil-an, (mn) a. v. in. I try it whe-
ther it fits me, ( a coat, a shoe, etc. )
3. p. gos. .. ; p. gwesiJcang,
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/make him
place ; 3. p.
Oosikaton, (71m) a. v. an. I try it,
(a gun, etc.) 3. p. v gos...; p. owe..
tod.
I dread it,
.. ;p. gwes-
The child-
pronounce
Gostwin, s. removal, decamping, mov-
ang from one camp to another.
Ntnoo aoiiwin, the distance from
one Indian camp to another.
Gossd, hiin) a. v. an. I fear him, I
am afraid of him ; 3. p. gossan :
p. gwessad; imp. goahi.
(Jossidimin, (nin) com. v. we fear
each other; ^. awe.. did jig.
Gossidiivin, s. fear (of several per-
sons.) '^
Gossigov, pers. v. it is afraid of me :
3. p. gcssigon; p. gwessigod.
(rossitaganes, {nin) n. v. 1 am fear-
ed; 3. p.-«; p. awe..sid.
Oossitawa,{niii) or, nin gossitama-
tva, a. V. an. I am afraid for him ;
3. p. o gos..n ; p. awe.. wad.
Crossttawendan, {mn) a. v. in. I fear
it, in thoughts ; 3. p. goss... : p.
gwe..ang.
Oo8sitawenima, {nin) a. v. an. I fear
him, in thoughts ; 3. p. qos.-n ; p
gwe..mad.
Gossiton, {nin) a. v. in.
I respect it; 3. p. gos
sitod.
Gold; the same as goshd.
ren who cannot yet f„„..„uw.c
gosAa, will say gotd ; and grown
persons say it imitating the child-
ren. They will not pronounce it
so in serious and grave speaking.
Gotadj, {nin) n. v. I fear; I apprehend
danger, (especially from enemies;)
3. p.-«; p. gio€*(tdjid.
Gotadjigmies, {nin) n. v. I am feired,
dreaded, 1 am formidable ; 3. p -i •
P. gm..sid.
Gotadjishh, {nin)x\. v. I am too easi-
ly frightened, I am too fearful ; 3.
p.-t; p. gwe..kid.
Gotadjiivm, s. fear,- dread, fright,
alarm, apprehension of danger
(especially from enemies.)
Gotama, {mn) a. v.' an. I taste some
a«. obj., I swallow a little of it;
3. p. got.n ; p. gtv€..7nad.
Gotamaiiddn, { nin ) or, nin gotamand-
Jtton, a. V. in. I tried it, I know
It by experience ; 3. p. got... ■ p.
gwet..atig, or, gwet..t(jd.
Gotimawa, {nin) a. v. an. I fear s.
th. belonging or relating to him,
inregardtohim;3. p. o«c/^.7j; p.
gwetamaivad.
GotamigosAnin) n. v. I am dread -
lul, frightful; 3. p.-* ; p. gwet.sid.
Gotdmigosiwin, s. dreadful power.
Gotdmigwab, {nin) n. v. I gaze or
look on dreadfully, I have alright-
ful look; 3. p.-«; p. gwe..bid.
hotamzgwabama, {?iiti) a. \ an I
look at him frightfully; 3. p. o aot..
n; p. (/ivc.mad.
Gotamv/u'ahandan, {nin) a. v. in I
look at it frightfully ; 3. p. got...;
p. gwcang. " '
Gotdmij/wad, M. v. it is frightful,
dreadful ; there is a gi eat storm
a gale ; p. awe. wale.
Gotamigwcndagon, {nin) n. v, I am
to be feared, I am horrible, f'ight-
M, formidable ; 3. p. -i ; p. gwe..
G(dami(]wendaqwad, u. v. it is to be
feared, it is awful, horrible • p
gice..wal. ^'
Gotdmigwenim. {nin) n. v. I am ar-
rogant, I think myself high, power-
ful, dreadful; 3. p.-o ; p. (/we..m6d.
b-otamtgivewe, or-magad ,' n v. it
makes a frightful noise ; p. owe '
weg, or-magak. "^
Gotdn, {nin} a. v. in. I fear it, I am
afraid of it ; 3. p. gotan : p. owe-
tang. ' ' y
Gotand4in, {nin) a. v. in. T taste it.
Iswallow a little of it; 3. p. got.. ■
p. gwcang. ''
Gotdiwndan, {nin) a. v. in. I dread
it, in thoughts ; 3. p got... : p.
gwe..ang.
Gltdnmdagos, {nin)n. v. I am dread-
ed, I am thought dreadful ; 3. p.-
'*; p. gwet..sid.
Gotdnendagtvad, u. v. it is dreaded,
It IS considered dreadful ; p. owe.,
wak. ''
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Gotdiienima, (m'n) a. v. an. I dread
him, in thoughts; 3. p. ogot..n ; p.
ijwe. .mad.
Gotdnis, (nin) n. v. I am timid, ti-
morous, I keep far off", by fear ; 3.
p.-i ; p. gwcsid.
O'otddnagos, (nin) n. v. I look fright-
ful, I have a dreadful appearance,
(being disfigured by blows or ac-
cident;) 3. p.-i; p. gwcsid.
Ontdsinagwad, u. v. it looks fright-
ful, (disfigured) p. gwe..wak.
Gotasinagwia, {nin) a. v. an. I make
him look frightful,(disfiguring him
by ill treatment, by blows ;) 3. p.
got..n; p. gwcad.
Gctasinagwit'on, ( ni/i ) a. v. in. I make
it look frightfully; 3. Tp.ogot... ; p,
gn'et..tod.
Gotasmna, (nin) a. v. an. I make
him afraid by what I am telling
him ; 3. p. got..n ; p. gwe..mad.
Gotina, (nin) a,, v. an. I weigh some
an. obj. in my hand, not on a bal-
lance ; [F. je le soupfese ;] 3. p. o
gotinan; p. gwe..nad.
Gotinan., (nin) a. v. tw. I weigh it
in my hand, not on a ballance ; 3.
p. gotinan ; p. gwe..ang.
Goiue ! g&wingish ! interj. strange!
lo ! already !
Gioahaabowe, (nin) n. v. I draw broth
or soup out of a kettle; 3. p. 1.; p.
gu'uia..U'ed.
Gwabangan, s. scoop-net; [C. puise;]
pl.-aw.
Gwa}>aam,{nin)n.\, I draw, (wa-
ter, etc.) [F. je puise ;] :;. p. 1. ;
p. grvaidbaang.
G-ivabadn, (nin) a. v. in. 1 draw it,
(water, etc., out of s. th.) 3. p.
gwa... ; p gtvaiabaang.
Gwdbdwa gigo, (nin) a. v. an. I draw
a fish (or fishes) out of the water
in a small net ; [0. je puise du
poisson ;] 3. p. o gwa..n ; p. gwai..
wad] imp. givabd.
Gwdbaibi, (nin) n. v. I draw water
of a fountain, a river, etc.; 3. p. 1.;
p. gieai-hid.
Gwdbaigan, s. any vessel to draw
water or any other liquid with ;
[F. puiaoir;] pi. -aw.
Gwahai<je, (nin) n. v. I draw water,
etc.; 3. p. 1. ; p. gwai..ged.
Gwabandan, (nin) a. v. in. S. Gu'a-
baan.
Gwaidh, &dv . and adj. just, justly,
straight, right, upright, well, cer-
tain, certainly, precisely, perfect,
perfectly, exact, exactly.
Gwaiah dibddjimoivin , or, gwaiak-
wddjitnowin, s. true statement or
report, sincere avowal.
Gwaiak joniia, a. an. ready money,
cash,
Givaiak nin himadis, or, nin gwaiako-
bimadis, n. V. I live upright, I lead
a just and honest life ; 3. p.-i ; p.
gwcsid.
Gwaiak nin dibadjim, or, nin gwai-
akivadjim, n. v. /make a true re-
port, /confess or declare openly,
sincerely; 3. p. -o; p. give. .mod.
Gwaiako-bimaaisiwin, s. upright ho-
nest life, christian justice, probity,
uprightness, honesty.
Gwaiakokwen, {nin) n. v. /hold my
head straight up ; 3. p.-i; p. gwe..
nid.
Gwaiakomotawa, (nin) a. v. an. I
make a road straight for him ; 3.
p. ogwa..n', p. gwe. .wad.
Gwaiakoshka, {nm) n. v. /walk on
the road that is straightest, on the
short-way; 3. p. 1.; p. gwe..kad.
Gwaiakoshka, or-magad, u . v. it goes
right, straight ; p. gwa..kag, or-
magak.
Gwaiakosse, (nin) n. v. I walk
straight ; I live or act justly and
honestly ; 3. p. 1. ; p. gwe..sed.
Gwaiakosst, or-magad, u. v. it goes
right, straight , it is just and right ,
p. gwe..8(g, ox-magak.
Gwaiahmin, u. v. S. Gwaiakosse.
Gwaiakota, (nin) n. v. I straighten
myself, I stand up straight; 3. p.
1. ; p. gw4..tad.
Gwaiakotagos,{nin) n. v. I am heard
right, I speak right, correctly ; 3.
p.-*' ; p, gwe..sia.
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Owaiakotwn, inin) a. v. in. I hear it
right, correctly ; 3. p. o ffwa... ; p.
give. .any.
iJwaialcotaway (nin) a. v. an. I hear
him right, correctly ; 3. j). o gwa..
n ; p. gwcwad.
GwaiakotcMgade, ox-magad, u. v. it
is made straight, even', it is
straightened ; p. gwe..de(j, ox-ma-
gah,
(rivaiakotchige, {nin) n, v. I make
straight, I straighten ; 3. p. 1. ; p.
<jwe..aed.
Gwaiahoton,, {ni/i) a. v. in. I make it
straight and just, I straighten it, I
hx it riglit, arrange it; 3. p. ogwa...:
p. (jwe-.tod.
Gwalak'/ive, {nin) n. v. I speak right;
just ; 3. p. 1.; givcwed.
Gwaiakwendagwud, u. v. it is con-
sidered or known to he right and
just, it is right ; p. gwe..wak.
Owiiakwcnilam, {nin) n. v. I have
just and right thoughts, I think
ri.sht ; 3. p. 1. ; p. gwe..ang.
Gicaialcwendamowin, s. right and
just thought ; concord.
Gwaiahmulan, {nin) a. v. in. I think
it is just and right; 3. p. o gwa...; p.
gwc.ang.
Gwaiakwenima, {nin) a. v. an. 1
think or consider some an. obj.
right and just ; 3. p. o gwa..n ; p.
gwe..mad.
Gwaiakwissidon, {nin) a. v. in. /put
it right, horizontally; 3. p. ogiva...;
p. givc.dod.
Gwdkwdpigafi, a. any vessel used in
throwing the water out of a canoe
or boat ; pl.-a«.
Gwdkwdpiget {nin) n. v. I throw
the water out of a canoe or hoat ;
3. p. 1.; p. gwaia..ged.
Gwam, as end-syllable of some neu-
ter verbs, relates to sleeping ; as .•
JVtn tawan,ongu>am, /sleep with my
mouth open. Nin lingengwam, I
sleep too much. Ainahingwam, he
sleeps with his eyes open, or with
open eyes, etc.
Gwan, {gon.) This word signifies
day ; but it is never used alone ; it
occurs always connected with a
number, or with the interpolation-
word (Zfwso. (S.Otch. Gram., Car-
dinal numbers, Remark 4.)
Gwanagad, u. v. This verb is al-
ways connected with a number,
or with dasso ; and signifies a cer-
tain number of days ; as : Nan<>-
gwanagad jaigioa eko-dagwi^hindn ;
It is five days since / arrived.
Gwanagis, {.nin) Xi. v.; 3. p. gwanur-
gisi. This verb always occurs with
a number, or with dnfiso ; and sig-
nifies the age of an an. object, ex-
pressed in days; as: Jangasti-
gwanaginiaw ahinodji; this child is
nine days old.
GwanagodjwM'iwaga, or-magad, u. v.
it IS muddy, miry; p. gwaia..gaq, or
-magak.
Gwanntch, adj. fair, fine, beautiful,
pretty, handsome ; good ; useful.
Gwandtchiw. {nin) n. v. /am fair,
beautiful, handsome; good, useful;
3. p. i ; p. gwe..U'id.
Gwandtehiwan, u. v. it is handsome,
beautiful, fine ; good; useful ; gwe..
ang.
GivandMiiwin, s. beauty, fairness •
usefulness. '
Gwanwadjia, {nin) a. v. an. Ot. S.
Manadjia.
Gwash, as end-syllable in verbs, al-
ludes to deep, sleeping, as : Nin
goeJikongwash, I awake jumping up
Nin gi^jiM}igwash, I am sleepy,
drowsy.
Gwdshkaivad, adv. much, plentiful,
plenty oi...— Gwashkawad anishi-
naheg, plenty of /ndians. Gcwash-
kawad masinaiganan, plenty of
books.
Gwaskkwandaon, s. crutch ; -p\.-an.
Q^vdshkwan, {nin) n. v. /leap, spring,
jump ,• 3. p. -i ; p. gwaia..md.
Gwashhvanjenan ishkote, (nin) a.
in. I let fall fire to the grourn..
3. p. giva... ; p. gwai..ang.
G-wdshkwanodage, {nin) n. v. / jump
upon somebody; 3. p, 1.; p.gwaia.
ged.
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^washhvanodan, (nin) a: v. in I
J^ump on it; 3. p. ogim...-y'p. gwaia.
Gwashhcnnodnwa, {tim) a. v an I
jump on hini>(a person or any oth-
er an. object ;) 3. p. o gwcc.n ; p.
(iwashhwashUnadon, (nin) a. v. in. 1
nil It With a heap, not overrunning:
3. p. o g>va. . . ; p. g,vala. .doil.
GmMara^Mme, ox-magad, u. v. it is
tilled with a heap, not overrunning'
l>-g>vaM..nfg,or~magak.
(iwaahkwashkwanihike, s. the veia of
the heart.
OwashkwtlahilcMse, (nin) n. v /re
bound, falling on metal or stone;
-i-P-l-ip. (;fwaia..seiL
^washkweiahiktsse, or-mamd, a. v
1 rebounds, falling on metal or
stone ; p. owaia..se<j, or-mnr/ak.
0-washkwcs, (nin) n. v. /am iealoua
at work, smart at work or walking
quick ; 3. p.-^. ,. p. ^,,«,-^.., ,Vi. ^'
^was/ikweskm, (nin) n. v. I rebound
or spring up, falling ; 3. p. 1 • p.
givam..in^. ^ ' '^
Qwashkwesuvm, s.zeal ; smart expe-
ditious working,
Gwashkwessin, u. v it rebounds fall-
ing ; p. gu'aia..ing.
^ivawahanowc, (nin) n. v. I have hol-
^-TWik, or gwehi, in compositions, sig-
nihes turmnri round, turning aver.
{ Examples m some of the follow-
ing ^ords.)
Gwikab, (nin) n. v. I turn round, sit-
n -i^i ■?•. i?-"* ' P- gwaiekabid.
^ekahikuhima,(nin) a. v. an. I turn
It over, (a stone, or silver ;) 3. p o
gwe. . ;i ; p . gwaie. . mad.
Gwmhikmidofi, (nin) a. v. in. I turn
itovor, (some in. obj. of iron or
glassy) 3. p. a gwe... ; p. gwaie..
Gwekabitawa, (nin) a. v. an. I turn
round towards him or frojn him
S"^ » ^- P- ff^e..n; p. gwaie.'.
Q^vckdnimad, u. v. the wind comes
GWE
!)■'''". another direction, it turned;
It shifted ; p^gwaie..mak.
Gwekendam, (.nin)n. v. /change my
mind,my thoughts, I turn them in-
to another direction ; 3. p. I,, u
gwaie.. ang.
GweM,(nin)n. v. /turn ; 3. p. l.; n.
gwaiekid. "^ ' '
Gwikia, (nin) a. v. an. I turn over
some an. obj. ,- 3, p. o gwekian ; p.
gwatekiad, ^
Gwekigabaw, (nin) n. v. / turn
u 'd ^'^"''"^S: ,-3. p.-i; p. gwaie..
Gwekigahawitawdi (nin) a. v, an. I
turn towards him or from him.
standing ,• 3. p. o gwe..n ; p. gwaie...
GiveHgi7ia, (nin) a. v. an. 1 turn it,
(object of silk, senibd, an.) 3. p o
gwe..n;^.gwa..nml.
Gwekigman, (ni}i) a. v. in. I turn it,
(in. object of stuif or clothing ;) 3.
p.ogwe... ; p. gwm..ang.
(jrwekigwadan, (nin) a. v. in. I sew
It on the other side ; 3. p. o owe •
'p.gwaie..ang. "'
Givekigwana, (nin) a. v. an. I sew
some a«. obj. on the other side :
6. p,ogwe..n; p. gwaie.. nod.
Crwektkwen, (nin) n. v, I turn my
head round; 3. p.-i; p. gu,aie..
Givehina, (nin) a. v. an. I turn some
an. oh]. ; 3. p. ^M'e..n ; p. givaieki-
Gwekinamawa, (nin) a. v. an. I turn
It for him ; 3. p. o gwe..n\ p. gwaie..
Gwekinan, (nin) a. v. in. I turn it
over or round ; 3. p. „ gwek... : d»
giva..ang. ' ' *^
Gwekinigadc, or-magad, u. v. it is
turned ; p. gwaie.. deq, or-magak.
^wektoagis, (nin) n. v. /lurn round
briskly, / throw myself round ;
3. p.-o ; p. gwa..sod.
Gwekishima, (nin) a. v. an. I turn
him, when he is lying, (a person of
any other an. obj, ;)3. p,ogwe..n;,
p.gwa..mad. ^ '
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Gwehshtn, {nin) n. v. /turn round,
lying; 3. ji. 1.; ^.(fwa..iruj.
i:xiveH$s(vdpgan, s. an. thin pan-cake :
[G crepe ;] pl.-ajr.
(^wektss(uljige, {nin) n. v, /am frv-
mpr thin pan-cakes ; [C. je vire des
crepes;] 3. p. 1.; ^«.a^•g.^^.
{xwekixszdrm, {nin) a. v. i«. / turn
itover orround;3.p. offw^... ,-n
GittfKwM, u. V. it turns, it is chang-^
ed^ into... ; p. (jtiraieNssing.—M
imnawamgosiwin ta-gweiu-mi tcU
^sfikendanunvmiwang; thy iov will
be changed into mourning.
Gwihta, {nin) n. v. I turn round,
(sitting, standing or lying:) 3. n,
^••,^-gu'aicMtad. " ^
Gwehtan, {nin) a. v. in. I turn to-
wards \t or from, it ; 3. p. o owe... ;
p. gwaiekitang. ''
Grwekiim,{nin^ a. v. in. I turn it ; 3
V-ogwen.; i).giva..tcd.
UivehweniUta, {nin) n. v. S. lUihish-
imon,
Gwenatch ; S, Gwanatch.
Gmnddsse^, p. s, a. camphor. S
Gundasse.
Gicengou'ia, s. a kind of owl ; [F.
sorte de chouette, [bois-pourri -l
Gwenihilddon, (nin) a. v. in. I over-
throw it, (a table, etc. ) 3. p. ogwe.-
p.gwate..dod.
GwinMdna, {nin) a. v. an. I over-
throw some an. obj. ; 3. p. /> awe.
n;p.gu'ai..nad.
Gwetch. This word is used with I
kawin, or kego, to signify, rot
much ; as : Kawin gwetch anoMs-
n; he does not work much. Ke-
go gwetch wissokawaJcen aw oshUn-
awe: don't much keep company
with that young man.
Ihi8 word may also signify, just,
GWI
properly -a*: Gwetch enrnvmi-
f^rien\ what thou just wilt of me,
(that I should do.)
Gwigwingwao bHii, n. v. 3. p the
partridge is shaking his wings,
(making a hollow noise, like dis-
tant thunder ;) p. ^^^..o^;.
Gtcwwingwaowatig; s. the tree on
which the partridge is shaking his
wings ; pl-m. "
Gwinawi, in compositions, signifies
dottltwg, not knowing ; loss. (Ex-
amples m some of the followinir
words.) *
Gwiiiawi-ab, (nin)n. v. I don't know
where to be, where to live ; 3. xy.-i;
p. gwan-.id. ^
Gwinawi-dodam, {nin) n. v. \ don't
know what to do; 3. p. 1.; p. g^an..
Gwinawi-dodatoa, {nin) a. v. an I
don't know what to do for him,'or
J^^aV-^" P- '^ 9^'i-n; p.gwan..
'""}(*•— fi^n gmnawi-dodawa aw
atakomd ; I don't know what to do
lor this sick person, (how to treat
him.)
Gmnawi.inendam,{nin) n. v. I doubt,
1 don t know what to think, I am
perplexed ; 3. p. 1.; ^.^an..ang.
Gwinam-wabama, {mn) v & an I
cannot see him, cannot find him ;
3._p. ogwt.n;.Y,. g^mn-mad.
I^wmawz-wabandan, {mn)a.\ in I
cannot see it, I cannot find it ; 3 p
ocrwin...; p. gwa..ang.
Givmgwaage, s. wolverine : TC. car-
cajou ;] pi. -jy.
bruyigwati, u. v. there is a trembling
of the ground from a cause above
ground, thunder, etc.
Givingivi.'>hi, a kind of small magpie-
^pl.-wa^. ""^ '
Owinohi, {nin) n. v. I cannot find
water ; 3. p. 1.; j^gwanobid..
♦a m
H.
Haw! interjection, halloo ! hurrah
well !
HuM ! interj. hey ! hear !
jHiw/interj. halloo!
I.
IDO
/.—This vowel has always the same
sound in the Words of the Otchip-
W6 language I it is invariably pro-
nounced like t in the English word
pin,
latiij. S. Atig.
Iban, it was, it has heen.—Mcwija
than, it has been a long while ago.
Mam, 3. ind. p. one says, it is said.
It IS called; [F. on dit, on appelle;]
p. edaming.
7d(iu, (mnd) a. v. in, I speak of it,
I say s. th, of it ; 3. p. o</ *rfaw; p.
edaiig.-'O matchi idnn mo wigiwam;
he speaks ill of that house, (or
lodge.)
Idimi?i, {iiind) or, nipd aidimdn,
com. V. we say s, th. to each oth-
er, or of each other, we speak of
one another ; p. edidjig.
Idis, {nind) r v. I say s. th. of my-
self ; 3. p. idiso, p. edisod.
Jdiivin, s. speaking of each other.—
Matchi idiwin hatainad oma, there
is much ill speaking of each other
in this place.
Idog. This word is employed to ex-
press uncertainty, or not knowing.
— Jnin ga-ijiivebak ? — Namdndj
idog. How did it happen ?— 1 don't
know how.
ur
Anindi Icosfil— Tihi idog. Where is
thy father ?— I don't know.
Igadeiagami»hka,OT-magnd, u.v. the
water opens, it divides itself; p.
egad.J-ag, or-magak.
Igudekamigislika, or-magad, u. v. the
earth opens, divides itself; p. eq..
kag^ OT~magak.
Igadeshka, or-magad, u. v, it opens,
it goes asunder, it divides itself; p.
eg.Iag, OT-magak.
jgadeshkawag nabagissagog, n. v. 3.
p. pi. the boards go asunder ; p,
egadefhkadjig.
Jgiw, pron. these, those, them.
Jgo\ S. Go.
Igowin, s. the word or words said to
somehoAy. —Geget osaminad nin
matchi ioou'in ; the evil words that
are said to me, are too many in.
deed.
IJd, (nind) n. v. I go; 3. p. 1. ; p.
ejad.
Jjdmagad, u.v. it goes ; p. ijama-
gak. -^
Ijdnan, {nind) a. v. an. I go to him,
I go to see or visit him ; 3. p. vd
ijanan ; p. ejad. ( V . C onj . )
Iji. This word has sometimes no
signification, and could be omitted
in the phrase. (S. Otch. Gram.
m
ub
Remark 1. after the Rules of the
Ckame.) But commonly, and es-
pocially m compositions, it silni-
hes a,, mmch a manner in a^cer-
some of the following words )
^V,(m>jYi)n. V.I dress like... ; 3 n
yzo ; p.<yiod.~Anuhinabeng nik
Mke irMnH, ■'""'v'^ T'- I 'li-ess
IJI
I/thamawaJnind) a. v. a;^. I write
toh.morfor him in snch a man
ner;also,Iwriteofhimorrespec:
ing him. in a certain manner '3 D
JjiUigade, or~magad, u. v. it is writ
ten in a certain manner, it is ma"k-
ea so... , ^.€j..deg,ot~nra(ja]c.
JjOmgas, {nind) n. v. lamwritten in
such a manner, described so. : I
am painted; 3. p.-o; p. gj ^J''' ^
^^fWC'^^'^'O" v.iS^nfeinacr-
tam manner, I mark so.. ,• 3 n 1 •
y;Jn..,a....;i,riteast£
'^EnTiargif '"^ ^ ^ -r^-
Tjtgjkah, {nind) n. v. I move in such
a direction, sitting; 3. p.--;"'p'
TJiiwanaie, (nind) I dress in r. cfr
tarn manner; 3. p. 1.; p. ./^p'
Ijfmnaiemagad, u. ^^ LtT's
mmnagad. ^ ^•
Ijihwandieton,{niHd)2i.v. in.l dress
3. p. odzj. ; p. ej..tod.~Mamaka.
dal-amtgejzhvanaietod Kije-Ma.
mto wahmmm; it is wonderful
how God clothes the flowers
IJinad,_^ V. there is so much of if
2;y^^'^{—Ki Ukendannu ejinak?
bo you know how much tC is
IJindgo8,{nind)n. v.. J look like...
Ihavetheappoarance of...; 3 n
~t', p. ej..sul. ' ^'
ha« the appearance of...; p. ;;..
i;mw, (nind) n. v. I appear so I
take such a shape; 3. , -,,- n "•
ma^cA* mamto Utdi MtiganiZ
the evil spirit took the sha,)e X'
serpent m paradise. «P° o' a
IjinagioiidisAnind) r. v. I give to
myselfsuch an appearance^ J p!
o, p. ej..sod. ' *^
Ijtnajaamawa, {nind) a. v. «,i s
^t=I^;l!^^\;^^^^alHt,
ijinkana, (nindj a. v. a«.l call him
(a person, or any other ««,. oS
^J^^-^ 'J..n; p. cj..u^., imp, ij^
^^Ir'aT.T"' ^'"■'^^^ "■ ^'- 1 ^"> "«med
nacertainmanner;3.p.-o;p.y..
want to be named so
Cme\?":^i"-^'-^^'» Failed, my
jidine IS...; 3. p.-o; p. c/..W
/^mW.e^, ,. „au\e^ a^ppeUation-
^SSlc{!K?.V-'>^^'"y"'»
Nuetcnea out 3. p.-^; p. ^;...«iv/
V. p we are in such a number- n
the sand of h'*^'"" ""^ ^''^^^ ^e as
ly shaTlteil'^er^' ' "™"""^ °-
Jjinwdjifaua, (nind) a. v. an I lav
my hand upon him; 3. p. "Si/^.
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IjimcKjad, u. v. pers. it dresses, it is
dresfied, clad, in a certain man-
ner; p. fj..(mk.
Ijidse, (nind) n. v. I slide or fall
somewliore, or in some manner; 3.
J>. 1.; p. rjigHd,
Ijiste, oi~i7iu(fad, u. v. it slides or
falls somewhere, or in a certain
manner; p. ejisseg^Qx-magak.
liissiiiyM. V. it goes so; p. ejisdixj.
Ijusiton, {nind) a. v. iw. I put it, I
arrange it, fix it, in a certain man-
ner; 3. p. id ij...; p. ej..tod.
Ijitchigade, ox-magad, u. v. it is
made or constructed in a certain
manner; p. ej,.deg, o\~magak.
Ijitchigaso, n. v, 3. p. it is made or
constructed in a certain manner,
(an. obj.^ p. ej.,sod.
^ttcMge, (nind) n. v. I do, I act, I
practise so...; 3. p. 1.; d. €j..ged.
Ijttchigfmagad, u. v. pers. it does
80..; f,ej..gak.— Geget HtcM
matchi ijilchigemagad ishkotewabo
oniaalcing^Sirdent liquor does in-
deed much evil on earth.
Ijitchigewin, s. manner of doing, ac-
tion, practice.
^iiwa,(nind)n.v I do or act so; also,
1 profess or practise religion; 3. p.
1.; p. efitwad.
liitwawin, s. practice; religion; pl.-
an. — Gaidt tjitwawin, the Old
Testament; also, GeU ijitwawin.
Gweiahmsing ijitwawin, the true
religion. Oshki ijitwawiii, the New
Testament.
hkvihad, u. v. it in so.,,; p. ejiwehah.
Ijmibis, {?iind) n. v. I conduct my-
self in a certain manner, I behave
■o, I am so; 3. p.-i; p. ej..sid. —
Ningot nind ijiwebis; 1 am in cer-
tain circumstances.
Ijiwebisia, (nind) a. v. an. I am the
cause of uis conduct or behavior,
I make liirn be so, or act so; 3. p. od
i;i..n; p. tj..ad
^vwebisiwin, s. conduct, behavior,
manners, comportment.
Jfiu'idawa, (nind) or, nind ijiuida-
tnawa, a. v. an. I carry it to him;
Si p. cd iji..n; p. eji..w,;d.
pers. it says; p.
Ijiioidim, {nind) a. v. in. I carry it, I
convey it; 3. p. od iji...; p. ej..
dod.
Ijiuina, (nind) a. v. an. I carry,
conduct or convey some an. obj.;
3. p. od y..n; p. ej..nad; inip.
ijVMJ,
Ijiwinde, or-magad, u. v, it is called
or named so; p. ej .deg, or-magak.
^iwins, {nind) n. v. I am called or
named so; 3. p.-«; p. ej..s<)d.
Ikigimie, {nind) n. v. I draw up my
snot; 3. p. ].; p. e]ci..m£d.
licit, {nind) n. v. I say; 3, p. ihito; p.
ehitod.
Ikitomaaad, u. v.
ek-.gak.
Ikitowin, s. word, saying; pl.-an.
I kitowi7ii-masinaigan,s. word-book,
dictionary, vocabulary; [G. Wor-
terbuch;] pl.-aji.
Iko; S.Xo.
Jkogd, (jnind) n. v, I go away, " iro
out of the way, aside; 3. p. 1,; p.
ekogad.
Ikoguhaw, {nind) n. v. I step aside,
out of the way of somebody; 3. p.
-i; p. ek..wid~
Ikond, {nind) a. v. an. I take him
away, aside, I remove him, ( a per-
son or any other an, obj.) 3. p. od
ik..n; p. ekonad; imp. 'tkon.
Ikonajaigas, {nin) n. v. S. Madji-
najaigae.
Ikondjdv'Cf (nind) a. v. a7i. I send
him away, I bid him go away; I
drive him off; 3. p. od ik..n; p. eh.
wad; imp. ikonajd.
Ikonamawa, {nind) or, nind ikona-
wa, a. V. an. I put him away or
aside something, I deliver him
from s. th., I remove it from him,'
3. p.od ik..n; p. ek..toad.
1 kondn, (nind) a. v. in. I put it aside
or away, I remove it, I put it out of
the way; 3. p. od ik...; p. ekonang.
Ikonigade, ox-magad, u. v. it ia put
away, it is removed; p. ek..d«g, or-
magak,
Ihmigas, {nind) n. v. I am taken
away, put aside, removed; 3,p.-oj
p. ek..6od.
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in. I carry it, I
rs. it says; p.
Ikowehma, {riind) a. v. an. I throw /
or push some an. obj. naide; 3 p.
oU ,L.,i; p ek..nad; imp. ikowehin.
lk<>w,-hnan,{nin(l)&.v. in. I throw
OM.ush It aside;3. p. od»>t...: p.
Ikiwehinujade, or-magad, u. v. it is
thrown or pushed asidej u.ek..de(/,
Ih,mhini^,as,{nind) n. v. lam push-
ed or thrown aside; 3. n.-o- ck
sod. *^ I f. in..
Ikwd, s. louse; pi.-/?.
Ikwah,(nind) n. v. I draw back or
aside,s,tting;3.p.-,-;p.eA-«.aJ^;a.
, ^ /f "' ('""^^ a. V. ^Vi. I wind it
up, (t.i. an anchor, in li/ting;) 3.
P-mltk.. ;ii.ek..ang. '
lkwafn<jina,{nind)a.v.an. I draw
mm up to me on a rope: 3. p wZ
««..«; p. ek..nad. ' '
Ihwahiytnan, {nind) a. v. in. I draw
It up to rne on a rope; 3. p. od..
««••.; p. eh..ang.
Ikwahiwa dihaigisismoan, (nind) a.
V. an. I wind up a watch or clock, 3
p. od tk..n\ p. ek..wad; imp. ihwabi.
Ikmnam, (nind) n. v. I sigh pro-
foundly,"* n-o;^.ek..7nod. ^
lkw6, s. wo. .an; ^\.~wag.
Ikwe-aiad, s. female being, female,
(of animals;) pl.-^. "' '
Ikwe-hebejigoganji, s. mare; nl-n
Ihweonje, {nind) n. v. S. UJesen-
stke.
Ihvi-pijiki, s. cow; ]^\.-tvaq.
Ikwesem s. little girl; pl.-a|. S. OsA-
ktmpkwe. Gijikwe.
Ikweaensike, {nind) or, nind ikwdfce,
n. V. I give birth to a girl, I am
S a&"-l;3. p. l.;p.,^..
Ikwesenmo, {nind) n. v. I am a little
girl; 3. p.-t; p. ek..wid.
Ikwcw, (nind) n. V. lama woman-
T, .P'~'' P' ekwewid.
Ihvigia, {nind) a. v. aw. I bring him
up, I nourish him, feed him; 3. p.
od%k..n\ p. ek..ad.
Ihwishin, {nind) n. v. 1 lie down a
little farther there; 3. p. 1.; p. ek
tng. ^ ' "^
INA
/ma, adv. there; thence.;
In, in some verbs, signifies a certain
n'ay or 7na/iner in which s. th. is
which some person or thing is
going. (Examples in some oi^the
following words.)
Ina, (nind) a. v. an. I tell him, I say
toh.m; f call him, I give 'him a
name; J. p. od man; p. enad; imp.
Ina, (nind) n. v. I go there in a ca-
noe CT boat, I steer for a certain
Gwaiak wedi netashiwaninig inao;
he stders directly for that point.
Ina! interj. S. Na!
Inah,{nind)n. v. /look somewh.re,
to some place, to some object; 3
p.-i; p. enabid. ■' '
Morfo^, u v. it is useful, servicea-
ble, beneficial, good for s. th., in
a certain manner; p. en..dak.
Inabadagenda^jos, {nind) n. v I am
esteemed useful, I am serviceable,
good for 8. th.;3. ^.^;y>' en..Bid\
Jn^^^^agendagostwin, a. utility, use-
Indbada^endagwad, u. v. it is con-
sidered useful, good for s. th.;p
en..ivak. ' '
Indhadis, (nind) n. v. I am useful.
good for s. th.; 3. p.-»; p. en.!
Inabadisiwin, s. usefulness.
Indhadjia, {nind) a. v. an. I make
use of some an. obj. in such a
manner, it is useful to me; 3. p. od
tn..n; p.en.ad, *^ ^
Indbadjitchigan, a. an.' and in. any
a». or tn. obj. useful or serviceable
« ^^rS^'" ™anner;pl.-^; or-a».
o. Abadjttchigan.
Indbadjiton, {nmd)a. v. in. I use it
m a certain manner, it i,8 useful to
me m such a manner; SSp.odin..-
p. en. .tod. '
Indbadjitowin, s. the act of using
s. th. in such a manner.
Inabama, {nind) a. v. an. I see him
30, m such a manner; 3. p. od in.,
n; p. en.. mad.
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INA
iHahaminagna, (nind) n. v. I resem-
ble to,..; I look like...; 3. p.-<: p.
6n..mi.
Imihaminagodwhi, s. resemblance.
iHdbamiiiaijwai/, u. v. it resembles
to..., it looks like..., it appears in
a certain manner; p. en..wak.
ladhdminagmaton, {nvtd) a. v. in.
(pron. innhamincvgoton;) I make it
look like...: I make it resemble
to...; 3. p. (hI in...; i>.en..tod.
Inabd/idam, {niml) n. v. I dream, (I
see s, th. in a certain manner,
8leep'iig;)3. p. 1.; p. e)h..ang.
IiMoandamowin, s. dreaming, dream;
\>\.-an.
hidfuindnn, {nind) a, v. in. I see it in
a certain manner; 3. p. odin...; p.
cn..an{f.
lndhan(Ui(/an, s. dieam; pl.-an.
Inu})cindji<je,{nind) n. v. I dream; 3.
^ p. 1.; p. en..ged.
inabideia, or-magad, u. v. it has
such an edge, or such teeth, (^an
iron tool;) p. cn..ay,ox-magak.
Inabimagad, u. v. it looks to some
point; p. en..aa]e.
hiAhiwin, s. look, looking some-
where.
Inadaga, (ni/id,) n. v. I take my
course there, swimming; 3. p. 1.;
p. in.. gird,
hmdefn, (nind,) n. v. I weep in a
certain manner; 3.p.-o; p. en..ni(Hl.
I nademotawa, {'nind,) a. v. an. I go
to him weepmg; 3. p. od in..n; p.
in.. lead.
Jhadenswe, {nind,) n. v. I have a
face like...; 3. p. 1.; p. en..w(d.—
Anishindheng inadcngwe nandomd-
hnneshi] the monkey has a face
like a person.
/nddis,{ni>i,)u. \. S. IJiwehis.
hiadisiwin, s. S. Ijiwehisiwin.
Jnddjim, {nind,) n. v. I tell s. th. in
a certain manner; 3. p.-(^; p. en.,
tnod.
Inadjima, {nind,) a. v. an. I tell s.
th. of somebody in a certain way,
I speak of hun; 3. d. od in..n; p.
4n..mad. .
Tnadjijidis, {nind,) r, v. I tell s.
th. of myself, so...,concerning my
own person or busmess; 3. p-o; p.
Inae, {niiid,) n. v. 1 shoot off an ar-
row; 3. p. 1.; p. enaed.
Indgami, u. v. it has the appear-
ance or taste of such a liquid; p.
en. .mig — Joiniuahong i ndga m i
mandan', this has the appearance
(or taste) of wine.
Indgandma, {nind) a. v. an, 1 wound
hun in a certain manner; 3. p.
ry<i «/t..«; p, en.. .mad. — Jesus no-
nin^ gi-inaganamd\ Jesus receiv*
cd hve wounds, ( was wounded five
times.)
Ina(/ima, {nind) a. v. an. I valu«
him so much.., I put his price at..;
1 destine him for s. th.; 3. p. od in,
..n; y. en-.tna/i.—JVingotwak dass-
wahik <d inaginian o behc/i(/oganji-
man; hewuts the price orhis'hors*
at a hundred dollars.
Inagindan,{nind) a. v. in. I value it
so much.., 1 put the price of it at.,;
3. p. oi *«...; p. eii..dan(j.-Nijwa-
oik nind inagindan ow madnaigan;
I put the price of this book at 'two
dollars.
Inaginde, or-mastd, u. v. it is valu-
ed so much.., it costs so much.,;
p. en..deg, or-magak.
Liuaindjigafle, ox-inagad, u. v. S.
Iiiagtiule.
Inagiiuljigas, (.nind) n. v. S. Itta-
gins,
luagins, {niiul) n. v. I am valued so
much, my price is put at..; 3. p.-o;
p. en.. sod.
Inagode,oi -magad,\i. v. it hangs so..,
it is inclined'so..; p. cn..deg, or ma-
(Jak. — Manadadong osam inagod^
nindi, my heart is too much in-
clined to evil. Mi enagoJeg ninde',
such is the inclination, propension,
sentiment, of my heart.
Inakaki, inakakeia, adv. S. Naka-
keia.
Inakamiga, u. v. the f round, soil or
country,_ is such...; p. en.. .gag,
— Ga-iji-iinndamondn sa, vii gwcL-
iah ctiakainigag ejaian; the coun- -
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ot off an ar-
/nai-««»,W, „ V. there are news; p.
news iK"r^'* .*"?^«'«W bad
news, iruchi zuakamu/ad, great
^tr&l't''^^-^-^-^ appoint
^nakmzgade or-nmgad, it-^is arrang-
d .w'""'"'" way, 'settled so!;
^^tT"'^"^. "• regulation, law-
^fj^'jewinini, legislator; pl.-«,„^
- VaTaT.1,%^'i'?r-»V-
/«^-«mar&1^/a/V.^„rit„ow
him how he is, how he doe" "I
/«.^mm<iaw (,t»«^) a. v. in. I know
Inamandjige, Uvmd) n. v. I know s
th.about8ak;3.p.l.;p.^,3f:
I know nothing about it. ^•^'^'*'''
Iruimod;/tge, (nind) n. v. 1 have a
cenainroacUrtU whichI?ol!
low, J, p. ^.jp g„ ,w
f» goe^" to • n°'^ "■ *^''' *^^^«
/7aZ._i^ *°-'P- ^('■mog, orma-
ouenang; he»e is the road that
leads to the \i\\n^^ p i -s . '
Inamotawa, («e«i) a. v. a«. I make
INA
•)■ 3. p. odin..n\ p.
hiin a road so.
en., wad.
J'»^nde, or magad, u. v. it is dyed in a
cen«'" "banner; p. .«..^,^/or-m«
Inandjige, (nind) n. v. I eat in a cer-
tain manner, I fare so...; 3 ;. 7-
some an. obj. m a cer* m. manner;
rnnI:iJi *^",^' P-««-«affl, 4.np.-)t-»;.
t«?n^'^'''*"^^ n. V. 1 work in a cer-
InanoHwin, s. working, work.
//.a.^., n. V. 3. p. some a« obj. is
dyed ma certain manner; p. JJ"
Inama,{nind) a. v. (Wi. I give him a
certain share; 3. p. o^l.^'^J^S.
aitrhei.'^'*^ '""*^« «''"»« «hare
^''oarif- ''''^""«'' P'-acticable
passage for a canoe or boat;pl.-a«
InamuitsAnind) r. v. I take fuch a
share for myself; 3. p-^; p. ^^ ^od
J.'iS^'^^^^'^-p-^ *•-••;"
Indpina (nind) a. v. an. 1 tie some
an. obj. in such a manner; 3 p^^
Inmana, {nmd) a. v. anf I kill
him in a certain manner; also I
give him u certain sickness (a'c
TflVJ" ^"^^"" «"per8titi£o
Ad^tne, {nind) n. v. / am sick in a
certam manner, /hav^'s.ch a
sickness; 3. p. i.jp^,..^^;^'' a
hfm'S.ft'^^*'^- ^'^^ ^grieve
him, afflict him with words, I re-
proach him, revile him, blat
pheme him, give him bad 'woSr
m a certain manner; 3. p. ^"^S.; '
n; p. en.. mad. ^ ^ ««..
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IND
Ind^iinendan, (nind) a. \,iti. I re-
vile it, s(>t'ak ill HRainst it, I bins-
phemo it in such u manner; 3. \i.
od in.,.; p. cn..a,H4j.
Inapinewvl am, {nind) n. v. I revile,
I blaspheme, I use bad langunRP,
in a certain manner, I use orten-
•ive words; 3. p. l;p, en...anij.
Indjn/ieivin, a. sickness, disease,
malady; pi. -a».
JnapisiHoin, a. apron; pl.-a».
Indsh, {nind ) n. v. I sail in a -cer-
tain manner; 3. p. inashi; p. enu-
thul.
Indshia, {nind) a. v. an. 1 excite
him, or push him, to e. th.; 3. p.
od »'»..«; p. i'n..ad. — Nin mino in-
asltia, I excite him to good actions.
JVtVt matchi inashia, I excite bim
to evil actions.
Indshlca, oT-magad, u. v. the sea
runs in a certain manner; p. en.,
qak, or-^moujak. — Ntmgom enash-
kag gi-inaithkamagad pitchinago
am mejagawad; yeeteruay, when
they arrived, the sea ran as high
as it does to-day.
Inashkine, ox-magai, u. v. it is full
in a certain manner; p. en,.neg, or
-magak.
/nassaaadendago9,{nind) n. v. I am
mucn thought of, 1 am much es-
teemed, considered, in such a man-
ner; 3. p.-i; p. en..iid.
Iiiassagadendagwad, u. v. it is much
considered, esteemed, in such a
manner; p. in..wak.
Inassagadendtin, {nind) a. v. in. I
esteem it much, 1 value it high, in
such a manner; 3. p. od »'»...; p.
0n..ang,
Inassagadenima, (nind) a. v. an. I
esteem and consider him much,
like him much, in a such a man-
ner; 3. p. odin..n; p. en..mad.
Inassagadis, (nind) n. v. I am pow-
erful, /am respected, in a certain
manner; 3. p.-»; p. en. .did.
Inate,ox-7nagad, u. v. there is room;
p. enateg, ot-magak.
Inawd, {nind) a. \. an. /resemble
him, /am similar to him; 3. p. ml
inauan; p. rnuhuid.
Jnatvanidimin, { nind) n. v. pi. we
walk together; 3. p. in..diwag; p.
en. .didjig.
Inawima, (nind) a. v. «n. /am his
relative, or, he is a relative of
mine; also, / am his friend, he is
my friend, / live in peace and
friendship with him; 3. p. ad »n..n;
p. en.. mad.
Inaivemagan, s. relative, relation,
kinsman, kinswoman. — This worti
occurs always connected with a
possessive pronoun; as, i\7/((/ ina-
wimagan, a relative of mine; Kid
inaivemagan, a relative of thine,
etc. (S. Otch. Gram. Chap. I.
Posi). Pron. 2. Form,a/j. )
Inawemikadan, {nind) a. v. in. 1
make a certain use of it; 3. p. od
in...; p. en..ang.
Jnatvimikana, {nind) a. v. an. I em-
ploy him in such a manner. 3 p. ad
in..n; p. en..»«r/;imp. inatoemikaj.
Inawemikaa, {nind)x\, v. I am em-
ployed in a certain manner; 3. p.-
o; p. en.. sad,
Inawendaa, {nind) a. v. an. 1 make
him a relative to somebody; alr-o, I
reconcile him with somebody; 3.
p. od %n..n; p. en. .ad.
.Hawendagan, s. S. Inawemagan.
Inawendan, {nind) a. v. in. I am its
friend, I am friendly to the cause;
3. p. odin..,; p. en..ang.
Jnaivendimin, {nind) com. v. we are
related to each other, we are rela-
tions; 3. p. in..diwag;Tp. en.. didjig.
luawcndiwin, s. relation, relation-
ship, kindred ; friendship, good
terms, peace.
Ind, {nifid)i\e{. v. I do, I am, I be-
have. (S. Otch. Gram.)
Jndajitagan, a. the place where a
wild animal uses to eat in the
woods.
Inddn, {nind) a. v. trc. I have, /pos-
sess; 3. p.-i'; p. endanid. — Kawin
qego nind indanisd, nin kitimagis;
I liave nothing, (I possess nothing,)
I am poor.
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151
Te, relation,
Jnt1anundju/f, inind) n. v. I eat in
u ctrtaiD manner; 3. p. 1.; p. en..
yea. — y. /udntljii/c.
In<laniti,Ja<i<>s, {mtui) n. v. I am
thoiiK'lit to be in...; 3. p.-i; p. en..
gid.
hilamndagwad, ». v. it is thoiiijhf
tolicin...;p.^«..„v„/.
JmUinttulan,{ninil) a. v. in. I think
itism.. <.rnt...;3. p.,x/m...;p.^7,
• 'Ung.—Mukahmg nitul iiulanex-
dnnntn mammiyan-; I thinii my
buoi« 18 the box.
IiuJaMidma, (nind) a. v. an. I think
he ism.., or at...; 3. p. «/./;,..„;».
()i..m<id.—M6nMn<i nind im/anf
nima nmiait; I think my brother is
m Montreal.
Indiht' (nind) n. v. I have such a
head; 3. p. l.; p. endihed.—Kigwiss
endthtd, mi ffOr-imlthed ,faie nmq-
wvisihan.; my son that died, had just
such a head as thy son.
Indmnn, s. (mlt, guilt; (L. culpa.)
I his word 18 always preceded by a
possessive pronoun; as: Nind in-
dawin, my fault; kid indamn, thy
Jault, etc.— To give more force to
the expression, they will say: M,i
mnd tndowtn, it is my own fault-
ktn kid^ indovrin, it is thy own
fault; win, ad indowin, it is his own
fault, etc.
I/iend, (nind) n. v. I am absent,/
am so Ion? on my vovage;3 p-i-
p. emndid.— Waioiiatanonq nin
gadr-i^a mHng, nism gisiss dash nin
gad~iwnd; I will go to Detroit
next summer, and will be absent
three months.
Inendagos {nind) n. v. I am des-
tmed, /am thought; 3. p.-«; p. en.,
iid. ^
Inendagtoad, u. v. it is destined, it is
thought; pen.-.^^'rt/J;.
Jniruiam,(^nind)n.v. /think, /sup-
pose, it IS my opinion, it seems to
me; y will, I purpose, /intend; 3.
p. 1.; p. enendang.
Inindammnn, s. thinking, thought
opinion, supposition; will, inten-
tion, purpose; pi. -an.
INI
Iiundan, (mnd) a. v. in. { think of it
Ihayoanideaofit./destin. ifl
r^.'''.}'^-!V-eneud,ing.
Intndjuj., {nind) n.s.\ will; 3. n
i-,V.irn..ged. ^'
Inindomagnd, u. v. it j, absent, it
dul not yot com« back; p. ,«..;«*!
—Aitda mmprnj inend, vim,aJ na-
llm'!"' '''""'^' *" "''"«""» '«"«
/»enim>, (frn,d) n. v. „.. I think of
m :t 1 ^P'',.t»>'- opinion ol
P«h' II "'T ''•"'• '^ •«'»>' will
he should...; I enable him ..; 3. n,
'xi in.n;\).en..ad. '
W/,.//.v i^nind) r. v. J think my-
sU(...; 1 destine myself, I have
the opinion of myself...; 3. d -o
\]. en..«rd. *^
Ini, in some verbs, denotes a certain
mgnmr, exh'nt, directim.—S. In
{ t.xamples in some of the follow^
mg words.)
Inide or -magad. u. v. it is cooked,
or burnt, in a certain manner: p.
etndeg, or -magaTc.
Inigaa, (nind) a. v. „«. /injure or
hurt him /wrong or damii^e him;
/make hiin unhappy; 3. p o<|
in.. n; p. en.. ad.
Inigaidis. {nind) r. v. /injure
wrong, damage, myself; / make
iTWself unhappy; 3. p. -0; p. ^,.
rnitjaigm, (nind) pers. v. it hurts
injures, wrongs, damages, me; it
makes me unhappy; 3. p. od in. .;
p. en..gtd.
Inigas, (nind) n. v. / make myself
unhappy, / wrung or damage
my.^elf; 3. p. -«; p. eniqasid.
Inigatagos, {nind) n. V. ^excite com-
passion with my words; 3. p. -^'
p. cn..sid. '
Inigaton, {nind) v. a.m. /injure or
damage it; 3. p. ,d in...; p. en.Jod.
Imgawfigendam, {nind) n. v. /have
bitter remorses of conscience, my
conscience troubles me; 3. p. 1.; p.
en..ang.
Inigin. (nind) n. v. /am so large,
so big, of such a size; 3. p. -»; p.
;ji^al**ii*#i-».'
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eniginid, — Eiiigiidn inigini, he is f
as large as /am, (ho is of iny I
size.)
Invjokodee, {nl)d) n. v. my heart is
solarge, of suchanextent;3. p. 1.;
p. cn..deed. — EnigolcodeeiCin, at the
extent of my heart, (from all mv
heart.) - '
[iiigolcodewis, {nitid) n. v. S. Iiimo-
hviu.
Inigokwa, or -moffod, u. v. it is so
large, of such an extent; p. «;»..
waff, ox~7naqak.—Eni<jokwa. hi H-
tigan, iiivjohva gale nin mn Hti-
gan; my field is as large as thine.
Enioohw j aki, as large as the
earth is, (on the whole earth.)
Inigolcwahamiiiagos, (iii/td) n- v. I
appear to be so large; 3. p. -i; p.
en..sid.
Inigohwdbamiiiagwad, u. v. it app-
ears to be so large, (from a certain
distance;) p. en.MaTc.— Tohimu,-
ncnsing inigohvabamiiiagwad na-
hikwan\ the vessel anpears like a
small canoe, (not larger.)
Inigokwabigad, u. v. it is of such a
size, (stuff';"! p. en..gak.
InigokwaUkad, u. v. it is so large,
(metah) p. en-kak,
Inigokwm, (mnd) n. v. my family is
so large; 3. p. -»; p. en..nid.—Eni-
gokwiniian nind inigokwm; my la,.
mily is as large as thine. Enigo-
kvyiniiun nin, bi-dajioisMn,; I come
here with my whole family, (as it
IS large.)
Jnigokwimmm,{nind) or, nhid inigo-
hwinomin, n. v. pi, we are so
many, we are in such a number;
P-, ^"'j'-nidjig. — Enigokwin.owad
nind inigokwinomin, our number
is as large as theirs, (we are as
many as they.)
Inigohvissin. (pron. inigokossin,) n.
V. it is so large, it is of a certain
size,_ amount or extent; p. en..ing.
Inigotigu'eia sihi, u. v. the river is of
INI
dan, I sew it in the shape of a
neart.
Inikn, or -7m gad, u. v. it goes there,
m a certain direction; p. enikag,
or -magak.
Inikugon, pers, v. it makes me so, it
causes me s. th.; 3. p. od ini...; p.
en. .god.
Inikan, (nind) a. v. in. 1 put it on
so..., (clothing;) 3. p. od in..; p.
enikan^. — Mi iio enikamdn 7iin
oabisihawagan); I put my coat on
so, in this way.
Jnikawa, {nind) a. v. an. I cause him
s. th., I make him be so...; also, T
put on so some an. obj. 3. p. od
zn..n; p. en..wad. — Mn. sa nin 'j^-
tnihawa iw weiidji-akfisid; I ' v*
caused him the sickness he has,
(i made him so sick.)— ilfj iw eni-
kawag nin mindjikawagan: that is
the way I put my mitten on.
Inikweam, {nind) n. v. I steer for a
P- 1.; ^. eni-
a certain width j p. en..iag.
JpAgwadan, {nindj a. v. in. I sew it
in ths shape of...; 3. p. od in...; p.
0fi..ang, — Odeimang nind inigwa-
certain point; 3
kweang.
Inikwean, (nind) a. v. in. I steer it
(canoe, boat, vessel, &c.) for a
certain point, in a certain direc-
tion; 3. p. od in...; p. enikweang.
Inikwen, {nind) n. v. I make a cer-
tain motion with the head; 3. p.
-i; p. cnikwenid.
Jninajaamawa, {nind) a. v. an. 1
send him somebody; 3. p. od in.."
p. en.. wad.
Ininajaogowin, s. message, errand.
Ininajawa, {nind) a. v. a«. I send
him somewhere, I send him on an
errand, I despatch him; 3. p. od
in..n\ p. en..zvad; imp. ininajd.
Ininajawcan, s. S. Ijinajawa'gan.
Ininama, {nind) a. v. an. I give or
presen< it to him, I put it before
him; also, I show it to him with
the finger; 3. p. od in..n; p. m,.
mad.
Ininan, {nind) a. y. in. I present or
put it; 3. p. od in..; p. eninang.
Inindndag, s. an. fir-tree, spruce; [C.
sapin;] pi. -0^.
Ininatig, a. maple-tree j pi. -on.
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le shape of a
Ininatigosmg. s. maple-wood, a
piece of maple- wood; pi. -on.
Inini, s. man, male: [L. vir;l nl
-wag. '-■ ^
Ininigade, or -magad, u. v. it is put
or given or presented in a certain
manner; p. en..deg, or magah.
^''i'lf'^'Sn^^<i)^-y- I fly to some
place for safety, I take refuge
Imnvmje {nuui)n. v. I give birth to
Mzmshzh, s. duck, (of the same
species as our domestic ducks;) pi
-ag. '' i-''
Ininiw, inind) n. v. I urn a man; 3.
p. -t; p. eniniwid.
ItimiwiidU, (nind) r. v. I m»kp
Ims/daf^on, (mnd) pars. v. it pierces
i^f;3.-p.odin...;p.en..god.
Inuhkawa, {mnd) a. v. cm, I pierce
mm; 3. p. od in..n; p. en..wad.
_„"f!'- ^'*'^) "/ V- I hear peopi
INW
(S. Otch. Gram. Def.
it is so.
Verbu.)
Inm {nivd) a.v. an. 1 point him
ou with the finger, I show him
with my fore-hnger; [F. je le
montre au doigt;] 3. p/.^ 4a;^;
p. eiujad. '
Inoa7nawa, {nvui) a. v. an. I show
,> '",f Vl•^^}^^ '!}y finger, I point
od ira..7j;
say so. ; 3. p. 1.; p. ^..w'
Jnttagos,(mnd) n. v. /am heard in
a certain manner, / speak so...; /
have such a voire; 3. p. -i; p.,;,..
•: ~ f^^-y^'I'ikinnaTmgoiiln mi
mttagositUn; as / have been
taught, so /speak. '
Imtdm, (nind) n. v. / hear what is
said, or how it is said; 3, p. i.-n
em tang. ^ ' *^
Initawa, (mnd) a. v. an. I hear or
understand him so...; 3 n od
tn..n; p. m..wad.
Iniw, pron. those, those there.
MiweaAnind-)2.,^,.an. I give him
up. 1 abandon him, reject him; 3.
P- cdtn..n;p.en..ad.
Imwe-dis, (nind) r. v. 1 abandon
myself, expose myself, I risk; 3
P- -o; p. en.. sod.
Imwe8,imnd)n. v. I am offended: I
aji ^patient, angry; 3. p. -.•; 'p.
Iniwesia, (nind) a. v. an. I offend
him, I make him angry; 3. p. od
tn..n;i>.en..ad. ^
Ir^, 01 -magad,(ic{.y. he is; it is,
it out to him; 3.'' p
en.. wad.
Inoan (nind) a. v. i». I point to it,
or show It with my finger; 3. p.
od tnoan; p. enoang. *^
Modewis, (nind) n. v. I have such a
property; also, I have such a
household, my family is so large;
•^•.P; -»; P- en..sU.—kahina enodr
wmuU; my whole property and
household; my whole family!
tfd;fSy.'- ^"P"'^^ ^°"-
Injige (nind) n. v. I show with the
forehnger;3.p.i.;p.,„..^,^.
Mou/an s. an. a person, or any other
a?i. obj. that is shown with tha
hnger; pi. -ag.
I'loigan, a. in. any in. obj. that is
shown with the finger; pi. -an.
Inoigamndj,s. fore-lii.ger, (which is
I used in pointing to some ohi ) fG
Zeigefinger.] pi. -in. ' ^
Inotawa, (nind) a. v. an. I repeat
his words, I say as he says or said;
J., p. o</ wi..ro; p. m..wad.
Inwas, (W) n. v. I try, I endeavor,
witouth mucheffect, I effect little
, J. p. -o; p, enwasod.
it effects little; p.
Inwasomagad, u. v,
en..gak.
ImciXnind) n. v. f speak (in a cer-
am manner,) I speak a language;
1 let hear a voice or a sound; 3. p.
1.; p. e/iJivd.—Nijwaiohing Mhakan
inwi; he speaks seven different
languages.
Imvemcujud, u. v. it speaks a lan-
guage; It gives a certain sound; p.
e'o..gak.— Anin enwmnagak iw via-
i^maigcmi—Enweidn, sa inwema-
ma. What language does that
book speak .'^It speaks the Ian-
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gijage I speak. (In what language
is it written /—It is written in r.iy
language. )
Inweton, inind) a. v. in. I %ive a
certain melody or tune to a hymn
or song; 3, p. odiiu..;'^. enwetod.
Imv6wi)i, s. language; voice; tune or
melody of a hymn or song;pl.-a;i.
lo! interj. oh! ah! (expression of
pain or ache.)
loio, pain, (in the language of
children.^
fyineaii, {ntnd) a. v. in. I pay it so
much, I give so much for it; 3. p.
od ip...^ p. ejdneang.
I])incwaK {niivd) a. v. an. I pay so
much for some an. obi,; 3. p. od
ijj..n: p. ejh.wad.—Ny'wabik nin
gi-ipmewa nin mofkwem:, I paid
two dollars for my shawl.
Jpogosi, n. v. 3. p. it has such a taste;
It tastes like...; {an. obj.) p. epago-
sid. — Aw gigo wUcmirig ipogosi;
that fish tastes like meat.
Ipogosimn, a. the taste of s. th.
Ipogivad,\}. v. it has such a taste, it
tastes like..., ^m. obi.) p. epogwak.
hfi! interj. hey ! hear !
Ishk, as first syllabe in some verbs,
signifies iir^,, weary, (Examples
in some of the following words.)
IsMah, (nind) n. v. I am tired of
sitting; 3. p. -4; p. eshkabid.
Ishlcahjshin, {^jiind) n. v. I am lying
in a fatiguing manner, on a hard
bed; 3. p. L; p, ebh..inq.
Ishkanam, {nd?id)n, v. I breathe with
difficulty, with fatigne; 3. p. -o;
p. enh-vwd.
Ishkatawah, {nind) n, v. my eyes are
tired by looking for a long time at
some object; 3. p. -e- p. esh.Md.
Ishhid'ee, i^nind) n. v. my heart is
tired of sorrow, fatigued with grief;
3. p. 1.; p. gshkidced.
hhhinihewina, Ound) a. v. an. S.
Aiehonihewina.
Ishkinikewinigon, {nind) pers. v. S.
Aiehm. i]cewinig</n.
Ishkishin, {nind) n. v. I am tired of
lying; 3. p. 1.; p. esh..ing.
Mhiwi, (nind) n, v. I am tired of
carrying, 3. p. 1.; p. esk..wid.
Ishkobodjigan,' s. an. a piece of
board sawn of!', a remnant of a
board; pi. ^ag.
Ishkojan, {nind) a. v. in. something
remains when I have done cutting
a coat, &c., I leave a remnant; 3.
p. (id ink...; p. eshkojarig.
Ishkojigan, s. shred, remnant after
cutting a coat, or any other article
ot clothing; pi. -an.
Iskkon^, {nind) a. v. an. 1 return
him, I spare him; I keep back oi
retain some an. obj., I don't give
it away, nor use it up, (aw. obj.)
3. p. od ink. .n\ p. eskkmad.
iM'onamas, \nind) r. v. J reserve it
to myself; 3. p. -<?; p. esk..sod.
Ishkonatnawa, {nind) a. v. an. I re-
serve it to him, I keep it bs* -k for
him; 3. p. od isA..n; p. esh..i ■ -^
hhkcnan, {nind) a. v. in. I spare it;
I keep it back, I reserve it, I don't
dispose of it, (««,. obj.) 3. p. <?d
ish...; p. es7;..ang.
lahkonigade, or -magad, u. v. it is
reserved; spared, left; p. esh..deg,
or -magak.
Ishhmigan, s. reserve; pi. -an,
lehkonigas, {nind) n. v. I am left,
spared, reserved, I remain; 3. p.
-o; p. esh..sad.
Jskkmiae, {nind) n. v. I reserve, I
keep back; 3. p. 1.; p. esh..ged.
Ishkote, s. fire.
Ishkotekan, s. an. fire-steel; pl.-a^.
Mkoteke, (nind) n. v. I make fire,
or strike fire, (with a fire-steel and
flint, or with matches;) 3. p. 1. ;
p. esh..ked.
Ishkote-nahikwan, a. steamboat, (fire-
vessel;) pl.-aw.
Mikatens s. a match, (a small fire ;)
pi. -aw.
Ishkote-odaban, a. an. rail-road car,
(fire-carriage;) pl.-a^.
IshkoU-tashkihidjigan, s. an. steam
saw-mill, (fire-saw ;) pl.-a^.
NOTE The first two syllables of this and
the ten following words, could iilso be
written ishkwa, but still pronouncec', ishko.
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ronouncef", ishho.
IsKkotiwabo, s. ardent liquor, whis-
key, rum, brandy, (fire-water.)
lahhotewahoimagos, [nind) n. v. the
smell of ardent hqucr comes out
of my mouth ; 3. p.-»; p, esh-sid.
IsJokotiwaboimagwad^xx. v. it has the
smell of ardent liquor; p. esh,.wak,
Mkotewahoke, {nind) n. v. I make
ardent liquor, I distil ; 3. p. 1. : p.
IshkotewaboUwigamig, s. distillery:
Ishkotewahohimnmi, s. distiller, (a
man that makes fire-water ;) pl.-
wag. '■
IshKotewadad, u. v. it is firy ; it re-
sembles fire; p, esL.dak.
ishlcwd-, gi-ishhwor-, after, or at the
end, of s, th.-This word is always
connected with a substantive or
verb ; as : Mnd ieJikwa-wusin, I
have done eating. Gi-ishhwa-hiH-
noamading hi-ijan endaidn ; after
school come to my house.
Ishhwa-aFiwan, u. v. it is the end of
the world. Ishhwa-ahiwang, or, qi-
*shkwa-aUwang, at the end of the
world.
Ishkwabi, ox-magad, u. v. (pron. ish-
lohi,) it cannot go all in, the ves-
sel cannot hold all, (liquid;) p.
eshhwahig or-^magaL
Mkwabissa, u. v. it rains no more ;
p. esh..sag.
Ishkwagd, ox-magad, u. v. the sap of
the maple-trees runs no more, (in
sugar-making ;) p. eslikwagag, or-
magak.
Ishkwagdpogtvad sisibahvat, u. v. the
sugar tastes the spoiled maple-sap,
(the last sugar that is made, when
the sap is no more good.) P. esh..
wale.
Ishkwaad-sisihakwat, s. the last su-
gar that is made, out of the spoil-
ed sap.
Ishhvaiadjiiv, (nind) n. v. I am the
last in a row or range ; 3. p.-»; p.
egh..wid.
IshkvMiaganmse, ox-^agad, u. v. the
water is no more agitated, it is
calm, (after a storm and heavy
sea;) p. esh..seg, ox-magak.
Ishkwaiaku, {nind) n. v. I cease bur-
ning, /burn no more ; 3. n.-o ; p.
€sh..sod.
Ishkwaiassige gisiss, n. v. 3. p. the
moon shines no more ; p. csh..ged.
Ishkwdkamigad, u. v. all is over ; p.
esh..gak. Ga-itihkwakanugak diha-
amadiwin nin gi-dagwu}ii>h ; /ar-
rived when the payment was all
over.
Ishkwakamigis, (nind) n. v. /am no
more busy, / have finished my
work; 3. p.-i ; p_. esh-sid.
Ishkivakaoiiguiwin, s. the end of an
action or work.
Inhkwdma, {nind) a. v. an. I leave
some, after eatuig some of it, {an,
obj.) 3. p. (id ishkwaman ; p. esh..
mad.- Mnd uhkwama kokmh, ojn-
nig gate nind iakkwamag ; I leave
some pork and some potatoes, ( af-
ter eating some.)
Ishkwanihn, (nind) n. v. / breathe
my last, /expire ; 3. p.-o; p. esh..
mod.
Idhkwdnddn, (m?id) a. v. in. /leave
some, after eating some of it, (m.
obj.) 3. p. od ish... ; p. esh.ang.—
N%nd ishkwandan pangi wiiass ;
/leave a little meat, (after eating
some of it,)
Ishkwdndem, s. door; pl.-a?t,
Mkwandemikc, {mnd)xi. v. /make
a door, or doors ; 3. p. 1. ; p. esh..
ked.
Ishhcandemiwan, u. v. there is a
door; p. €sh..ang.
Mku'dndjigan, s. an. remnant, re-
mainder, (after eating some of an
a»i obj.) pl.-api,
Ishhmndjigan, s. in. remnani, re-
mainder, (^after eating some of an
in. obj.) pl.-aw.
lehkwdndjige, (nind) n. v. /leave
some of what /am eating, / don't
eat all up ; 3. p. 1. ; p. esh..ged.
Mkwane, (nind) n. v. (pron. ishko-
ni,) I remain while the others die,
I survive ; 3. p. 1. ; p. eshkoned.—
Alinodjiiag fdhkwanedjig, the chil.
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flreii of a family that remain yet
alive, when several had died
iKhJcwn-nona, {nind) a. v. an. I wean
hun, (a child,) I cease to give him
suck; 3. p. od ish.M; p. esh..
nod.
Ishhwapo, or-magad, u. v. it ceases
snowing, It snov/s no more: p. esh..
pog, OT-magak.
Ishlavashima, {nind) a. v. an. I have
some of u remaining, {an. obj.) af-
ter putting .or laying ; 3. p. <dish..
n; p. esh.. mad.
Is/ikwashh'nt', or-magad, u. v. S.
hTikwald.
Mkwasse, {nind) n. v. (pron. ishlos-
f,) I remain, I am left or spared :
[L. suporstes sum ;] 3. p. 1. • p
eshkivnswd, {eshhmed.)
MIcivasse, or-magad, u. v. (pron
t/iMvMc,) it remains, it is left; it is
passed, elapsed; p. esL.seg, or-ma-
gah
Mkwa.mn, u. v. it finishes, - rpires
(a period of time); p. esh..sing. '
Jahkwaftsiton, {nind) a. v. in. I have
some of it remaining, {in. obi.)
after putting or laying ; 3. p. d
ish...; Y>. esh.. tod.
I&hhwata, {nind) n. v. I finish, (doinj?
8. th.)3. p. l.;iii.esUwatad^
Ishkwatagan, s. S. Ishkwatchigan.
Inhkwatawin, s. the end of a "work •
the end of a period of time. '
Mhvdtch, adv. finally, at last, at
length, ultimately ; the last time.
Ishknuitchigan, s. a person that esca-
pes from a general massacre ; nl.-
ag. ' ^
Jshkwawe, {nind) n. v. (pron. ishho-
■we) I cease speaking, I finish my
discourse or speech ; 3. p. 1. : p.
eshhrawed
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Ishhreaii, adv. behind, after the
others.
Mkweb, {nind) n. v. 1 am sitting in
the last place, in a row or range •
3. p.-i; p. eshkelrid. '
Ishkwcgahaw,{nind) n. v, I am stand-
ing in the last place, in a row or
range ; 3. p.-^; p. esh..icid.
Jshn'wigamig , s. the last lodge or
house, (in a row or range, or in
camp or village.)
IsMiKege {nind).n.y. I live in the
last lodge or house of a camp or
village;3. p. l.;p. ^^A..OT<;.
Jshkwctaiw, ad.-. S. Mkweaii.
Mikwcirndugoe, {nind) n. v. I am
considered the last, or one of the
last; 3. p.-* ; p. esh..sid.
Jshkiveiendagwnd, u. v. it is conside-
red the last object, or one of the
last ; p. esh..wak.
Ishkjvekaiva, ( nind) a. v. an. I walk
after him, 1 follow him; 3. p. od
%sh..n; p. esh. .wad.
Mkwekagon, {nind) pers. v. it comes
•P.u ^ ,'" ^'^^ '^"^ P'^ce, I receive
It the last, (in a distribution ;) 3.
P. odzsh... ; p. esL.god.
Ishkwemndji, s. the small finger;
I 111. masinz ;] pl.-m.
Mkwessin, u. v. it is the last, (the
last object in a row or range ; ) p
esh..ing. ' *■
Mkwetehaqan, s. the last or young-
est child in a family, and which
rematns the last : pl.-a^.
Ishhwi, {nind) n. v. I remain, when
the others are gone ; 3. p. 1. ; n
eshkwvl. * -^ 1 f
Jshpd, or-magad, u. v. it is high : p
eshpag, or-magak. ^'
Ishpalika, or-magad, u. v. it is high,
(a rock;) p. esh..kag, or-magak.
Jshpahkad, u. v. it is high, {in. obi
of metal;) p. esh../{;a/?;.
MpaUkisi, n. v. 3. p. it is high, {an.
obj. of metal or stone;) p. esh..sid.
Jshpadina, u. v, it is high, (a hill or
mountain ;) p. esh..nag.
Ishpddjibiwan, u. v. there are heaps
of snow, driven up by the wind-
p. e8h..ang. '
Ishpdgonaga, n. v. the snow is deep,
there is much snow ; p. esh.. gag.
Jshpakwcia, or-^magad, v. v. there
are high trees, (in a forest;) p. esh..
tag, or-^nagak.
Ishpdnika.de, or-^iagad, u. v. it is
dug deep, there is a deep hole
made in the ground, a deep grave^
etc, ; p. esh^.deg, or-^nagak..
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I dig a deep
3. p. 1.
MpdntJce, (nind) n. v.
hole in the ground ;
esh..i-ed.
Ishpn?isika,ox--nagad, u. v. it is high
thick, wide, (a book, a pieced
MpaMtuhu^ebu, (nind) n. v. S Tah
wamhis.
UpdMad,\\. V. it is high, wide, fa
mat, clothing stuff, etc.) p. c,i.
Mipate 11. V. the snow is deep, rhiirh •■)
p. eshpateij. ^ ^ ''
hhpaton ( nind) f^.y.in. I make it
liigti; 3. p. od i.sh... ; p. e^hpatod.—
OdtshpatmowaJ:aiga>i] he makes
house T ^^' ^^"^ l^uilJsahigh
hhpawe aw awessi, n. v. 3. p. this
animal has long hair or fur : v>
I'shpawcd. ' '■
Mpendaga,-^, ( nind ) n . v. I am esteem-
eel high, i am highly honored ; 3.
p.-»; p. esh..sid.
ldtpcnda(joHia,{nind) a. v. an. I make
Jiiin worth of esteem and honor
1 make him be highly esteemed ;
i. l>. odt.sh..n; p. c6-k..ad.
Mpcnduijodwin, s. high esteem, ho-
nor, glory,
Idpendan, (niiul) a. v. in. 1 raise it
up, I exalt it, glorify it ,• 3. p. cd
Wi... ; ^.((sh..ang.— Od ishpenddn
itmiir; he exalts himself, he is
proud.
Upcnim.. {nind) n. v. I am proud, I
e.vaIt_myself;-3. p.-«; y>- esh..viod.
hhpcnima, {mnd) a. v. an. I exalt
him. glorify him ; 3. p. odish..n;
p. esh..7na.d.
Jshp,-mn.dii<, {nind) r. v. I exalt my-
self, i glorify myself, I am proud;
3. p.-o; p. es7i..sod. I
'■"h/Mnnndiwwin, s. pride.
Mpi, in compositions, signifies hw7t,
late, advanced. (Examples in soim
ot the following words.)
Mp/.,, (nind) a. v. an. I put him
Jiigh, I exalt him; 3. p. ad ishpian:
p. efthpuuL ^ '
Mpihibon, n, v. the winter is far
advanced, is high ; p. tehpibibatig.
ISK
Mpigaiawi aiv awean , n. v 3 n
this animal stands high , it has
long legs; p. (,k.,md.
Mpi-gijigad, u. v. it is late, (in the
forenoon ) the sun if. already high.
It 18 not late, (in the afternoon,)
the sun is yet high. P. eekpi-gijl
Mpiminff, adv. above, on high, at
the top ; in the air. s , ai,
LJtpiming nalcalceia, adv. upwards.
Jsh^yimtsmgohadc, or -magad, u. v
there is an upper floor; also, ihere
IS a story (in a house;,) p. esL.deg,
ox-magak.~ Kijing ishpinmsago-
ka.de, there are two stories.- J^m.
smg, mwing, naning i^^ipiminsaao-
kade i there are three, four, five
stones. '
Mpimieeagon^, adv. up stairs, on
the upper floor,
Mpim, (nind) a. v. an. I raise or
lift hmi up; 3. p. od isL.n; p. es/i..
Mpinnn, {nind) a. v. in. I raise or
ift It up; 3. p. od i,h...; p. csh..anq.
iK/ipmtbin, u. V. the summer is high,
IS far advanced ; p. esh..in<i.
Mpu7imog, n. v. 3. p. pi. tllere is a
hiffhheapof an. objects; p. fsh-
pishmgig. -MjmJunoq nabaqixm-
fW ; there is a high heap, or pile,
0/ IJoards.— Also in the sing. ; as :
Jf/iptskm joniia , there is a hifjli
heap of money.
Mpisdn, u. V. there is a high heap,
(something in. heaped up;) p. esh-
passing .-Ii<hpiKK!non nmsim ; there
IS a high heap of wood, (for fuel.)
I M/m-tibikad, u. V. it is late in the
I night, (high night;) p. eih..l-a1c.
Jshponagad, u. v. it is high, or deep,
(a canoe, boat, etc.) p. esh..qalc.
Jshp(jwe,(mnd) n. v. I speak With a
v'ed.-S. Tahdssmve. ^
Mpweivetm, {nind) a. v. m. I sing it
high; 3. p. od isl...; p. esh..tod.
Isht! mterj. hey! hear!
hhU! interj. aha! yes!
Islcaan, {nind) a. v. in. I empty it
t
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of water, I pnmp it out, I make it
dry; 3. p. oa islfaan; p. eghaaiuj.
lakdhi, oT-magad, u. v. the water
dried up; p. eskabig, ox-magah.
lakdibacUm^ (nin) a. v. in. I pump
the water out of it, (a vessel, etc.)
3. p. od Is...; p. esk..ang,
IskaihanyS. an. spunge; pump; pl.-
ag. _ '
Iskaibi, (nind) n. v. I pump water
out; I dry it up with a spunge; 3.
p. l.;p. es..hia.
IsJcandan, {nind) a. v. in. I drink it
alNup; 3. p. odis...; p. eslc.ang.
laJcapiaan, (nind) a. v. in. S. Ishin-
dan.
Iskate, OT-magad, u. v. it is dry,
there is no water, it dried up; p.
elcateg, or-magah. — Sibiwan ulca-
tewan, there is no water (or only a
little water) in the rivers.
Ishidjiwan, u. v. it runs all out, (wa-
ter or any other liquid, out of a
vessel;) p, eslc.ang.
hlcigamide, or-magad, u. v. it is re-
ducing, drying up, by boiling; p.
eslc.ieg, ox-^magak.
Iskigamisan,(mnd)a. v. in. I reduce
it, by boiling; 3. p. odiek...; p.
€sk.,ang.
hkigamisigan, s. place where thty
are reducing maple-sap to sugar,
by boiling; sugar-camp; sugar-
bush; pl.-a«.
hkigamisige. {nind) n. v. I reduce,
by boiling; I reduce maple-sap to
sugar, by boiling, I am making
maple-sugar; 3. p. 1.; p. esk..ged.
Iskigamisigekwe, a. a woman that
makes maple-sugar; pl.-^.
Iskigamisigewin, s. art, occupation
or work of sugar-makers.
Iskinak, nit, egg of a louse; pl.-
wag.
Iw, pron. that;pl.-*W2^.
livd, def. V. he says.
Iwdpi, adv. then, at that time.
Iwidi, or iwedi, adv. there; thence;
yonder.
Iwidi nalcakeia,&A. there, that way,
in that direction.
J.
, there, that way,
JAB
Jdbohi, OT-maffcul, u. v. the water
goes or passes through s.th.; p.
jaiabohfjf, or magdk. ^
Jdbode, (nm) n. v. I go or pass
through;3,p. l.;p.ja»^oj.dP^«'
Jabade, or-magad, u. v. it goes or
Jahogdndina, {nin >. v. an. I push or
thrust through, some an. obi.; 3
p. ojab..n; p.jaia..?iad.
Jdbogdndinan, (nin)a. v. m. I push
or thrust through, some in. obj.; 3.
?-ojab...:p.jaia..ang.
Jabogawitchigan, s. straining vessel-
pi. -aw. '
Jabogawitchige, (71m). n. v. I am
straining; 3. pi.; p. jata..ged.
Jahogawttm, (mn) a. v. in. I strain
It through a linen; 3. p.ojab...; p.
/a6o^-ajt'w,(wwi) n. v. I have the
diarrhoea; 3. p.-«; p.jaia..sid.
Jaholcawutunn, a. diarrhoea,
Jabuniin, s. an. gooseberry: fF. ero-
seille;] pl.-a.^. «
Jabomina^awanj, s. an. gooseberrv-
bush; pl.-4(/. -^
Jabondean maJcahossag, (nirt) a. v
in. I Knock the head and the bot-
tom of a barrel out; 3. p. ojab.. ;
JAB
JabondesMatvin, s. bloody flux: dva-
entery. ' '- ■^
Jdbmr' m,(nm)a. v. an. S. J060-
ga7iuina.
Jdb<migan,s. needle; pl.-a».
Jaboniganih (nin) n. v. I make
needl
es; J. J), l.j p. jaia..l-fd.
P- jaia..ang.
Jabondeia, ox-^iagad, u. v it is
knocked hollow, ( a barrel, when
both the head and the bottom are
XS! "''^ ^- ^'"■""^' ''-
Jabmcleiassin.M. v. there iaadraught
Ing ^"' ^^' 2"S^"ft5] p. jaia..
Jabondeshka, {nin) n. v. I have the
bloody flux; the dysentery: 3. p.
!•; ^■jaia..i!ad. ^
-.,.^„, „. y. i., y. jaia../cfa.
Jahoniganikmimni, s. nee^le-manu-
tactiii -, needier; pl.-waff.
'Jabopa.jaanean, {nin)a. v. «V;. 1 per-
forate It, I bore it through; 3. p.
jab...-p.jaia..a7i,, *^
Jabopagwanewa,{7{in)9i. v. an. I per-
forate or bore through some a«
pbj.; 3. p. ja5..«; p. jaia..wal;
/«5.^#, {nin) n. v. I purge myself, I
take a purgin - medicine, a purga-
tive; 3, p.Jaboso; p.jaiabosod.
Jabosaa, {nm) a. v. an. I sift it, {an.
T ? -"V, • P- ." >«*••«; P-jaia..ad.
JabosMam, {nin) n. v. I pass through
s. th.; 3. p. 1.; 3.jaia..ang.
•^aboshkassa, {nin) a. v. an. S. Jo-
bosaa.
Jaboshkatchigan, s. sieve, cribble: d1
-an. ^
JaboshkatcMge, n. v. I am sifting,
l^rhhng-3.r^.l.-p.jaia..ged.
Jaboshkaton, {nin) a. v. iw. I sift it
Jdbosigan, s. purge, purging medi-
cine, purgative.
Jdbosse, {nin) n. v. I go or fall
ulS^ s- th.; 3. p. l.;p.jaea-
/aJowe, OT-^agad, u. v. it falls, or
slides, through s, th.; p. jaidboi-
seg, or-magak.
Jdboswa, {nin) a. v. an. I give him a
purging medicine, 1 purge him; 3.
p. jab..n; p. Jai..wad; imp. ja-
b(mn.
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I- 'f J.
Jahoaha7idan, (nin) a. v. in. I see
through it; I uearch it; 3. p. o
Jah...; p. j(iia..nti(/.—j)ebe)iimi-
nam/ ojahwabandanan hideinanm;
the Lord searrhea our hearts, (he
Bees tliroughthem.)
Juhvnhawc, (fiW) n. v. 1 am drench-
ed all tlirouph, to the skin, (in
a heavy rain;) 3. p. 1.; p. jaia..
wed.
Jahwahawe, or-magad, iti9 drenched
through, all wet; \^.jaia..wea, or-
magak.
Jahwajigait'itch'aan, s. a filtering ves-
sel, colander,'.strainer; pl.-ara.
Jahwajigawitm, (nin) a. v. in. I
strain it| 3. p. o>aft...;p. jaia..tod.
Jabivdlcmmdon, (nin) a. v. in. S.
Jdhoffandinan.
Jdbwe>Hiogo)i,\{mfi,) peis, v. it pierces
me through; 3. p. ojah...; p. jaia..
fforl.
Jdhwenawa, (nin) a. v. an. I pierce
him through, I perforate him; 3. p.
o jab..n; p. jaia. .wad; imp. jab-
Wend.
Jdbwi, (nin) n. v. I pass or fall
through s.th.; I escape; 3. p. l.;p.
jaiabwid.
Jabwia, (nin) a. v. an. I escape from
him; 3. p. ojab..n; p.jai..ad.
Jahwiiwe, (nin ) n. v, S. Jabiri.
Jdgamlsh, s. Englishman; Irishman;
Jdaani'h^Jd-anamia, imn)n.\. I pray
English, that is, I profess the En-
glish religion, (Episcopalian de-
nomination;) 3. p. 1.; p. jaia..ad.
Ja^andsM-cmamieivin, s. the English
religion, (Church of England.)
Jagandshihve, s. English woman;
Irish woman; \A.-g.
JagandsMku'ens, s. an English or
Irish girl;pl.-a^.
Jdgandshim, (nin) n. v. I speak En-
glish; 3. p.~o;i).jaia..mod.
J<tffana^hi-meMtewikfWanaie, s. a
Minister of the Church of England;
Jaganamtmomagad, pers. v. it speaks
English, (it is written in English;;
\).jaia..gak.
JagnnasMinotcin, s. the English lan-
guage.
Jaganashim, s. a little Englishman
or Irishman; an English or Irish
boy; pl.-oy.
JagandshiwaU, s. England, Great
Britain and Ireland.
Jaganodhiwibiigan, a. writing in En-
glish; pl.-an.
Jdganaahiwibiige, (nin) n. v. I write
I in English; 3. p. 1.; p.jaia..ged.
Jagunashiwissin, u. v. it is in English,
(written or printed in English;) p.
jaia.,ing.
Jdgannshiwissitchigade, or-magad,xi.
V. it is translated in the English
language; p. ya/'a..f/ef/, or~}>i,agak.
JaganasJhiwissiton, (/lin) a. v. in. I
make it English, (I translate it
into the English language;) 3. p.
ojag...; p. jaia. .tod.
Jagashkdndawe, s. Hying squirrel;
pl--^-
Jagaski, (nin) n. v. I stoop, (going
through a low door, etc.) 3. p. 1.;
-p.jeg..id.
Jagashkia, (nin) a. v. an. I make
him stoop; 3. p. ojag..n; \^,jeg..ad.
Jagai^hUmin, s. an. a kind of Hat
raspberry; pl--«^.
JagashkisMn, {nin) n. v. I am stoop-
ed down; 3. p. l.;\).jcg..ing.
Jagaskkita, (nin) n. v.'l incline my-
self, I bow down; 3. p. 1.; p. jcg..
tad.
Ja{iaiihhitan, (nin) a. v. in. I bow
down, or incline myself, before it,
I salute it; 3. p. o Jag...; p. jeg..
ang.
Jagaehkifawa, (wt/i) a v'. an. I bow
down before him, I salute him; 3.
p. ojag..n; p. jcg..H'(id.
Jdgawa, or-magad, u. v. it is oblong,
longer than wide; p.jaiagawag, or
-magak.
Jdgauahigad, u. v. it is oblong, long-
er than wide, (stuff, in.;) p. jdia..
gak.
Jdaawabigisi, n. v. 3. t>. it is oblong,
(stuff, an.) p.Joiu,,.sid.
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161
Jaijawnllfjiei nahaijismg, n. V. 3. p
the board is oblong, longer thaii
wide; p.jaia..iiid,
Jayairabikad, u. v. it is oblong,
(metal;) j).jai«...A:a;5;. **'
Ja(/au'ahitlsi, n. v. 3. p. it is oblonir,
(metal, (m.)p.^'«»«..«/</
Jag
Jayawiuiwiude minints, u , v. the island
IS oblong; p. _;W«..(/fy.
Jamwamik, s. Point Shagwamikotl,
;i long sandy jioint opposite La-
pointe, Lake Superior. Jimwami-
fconij,^t or to or from Point Shas-
wamikon. *
J<i'jau'amika, or-maqad, u. v. there
IS a long shallow place in the lake
where the waves break, IF. il y a
line batture longue;] p. Jaia.Mg,
Jdgcacuton, {nin) a. v. in. 1 make it
oblong; 3. p.; oja,f...; ixJuia.Jod.
Jagawegad, u. v. it is oblong, (stiifl;)
^>jaia..gak.
Janmvid, p. s. a. widow, widower;
Vy-jig'—Jugauid inini, widower.'
Jagawid ikwe, widow.
Jagau'igad, u . v. it is oblong, ( wood; )
y. gaia..gak.
Jagctviiiodan, {nin) a. v. in. I cut it
oblong, with a knife; 3. p. ojaq.,
p.jaicu.cing.
Jdgau'ikodawa, (m'n) a. v. an. I cut
some an, object oblong, with a
knife; 3. p. ojag..7i; p.J(iia..u'ad.
dagau'i».ntm, {nin) a. v. in. S. Ja^
guwaton.
Jdgigamiwan. u. v. the ice on a lake
or river breaks oft; so that the wa-
ter appears again; 3. p. jaUi..avg.
Jugodtt, {mil) n. v. I am "a cowartl
a poltroon, I am timid, timorous!
tearlul. pnisilianimous; 3. p. ],; n.
jaia.xd.
Jugmlceivin, s. cowardice, timidity
pusillanimity.
'^dg"(IJ,^dv. in spite of...; against the
will;_[F. malgrf.]
Jdgodjia. {nia) a. v. an. I overcome
hiin. vanquish him; 3. p. ojaQ..n-
p. jaia,.iul. J y y
diigodjiiive, {nin) n. v. I am victori-
ous, I vanquish, surpass, ove^
'IctgiHljnwe, or-mugud, u. v. it over*
comes. It is victorious; p. ;«w..
Jugodjiton, {mn) a. v. in. I overcome
J(u,os.\nin)n, V. I am flabby, weak;
[Ct. ich bm schlaftjj 3. p.-/- p
Jngomma,Xni>i)n. v, „n. I vanquish
or overcome him in disputing, ar-
guing, pleading; 3. p. oja^.j- p.
jatii..mnd. ' ' '
'7iigo.so^ge, {nin) n. y. I surpass or
overcome ,n disputing arguing,
ect., J. p. 1., p. jiua..</ed.
duk "■ ''■ " '" '''*'"■'''' P- •^'«'"«-
Jagwadis, {nin) n. v. I am weak- 3
P--*; p.jaia..s'id. ' '
Ja(jtcagmni, u. v. it is weak, (liquid-')
p. jaia..mig.-Jagxmyar'u aniuX
abo memkweian4j; the tea we are
drinking is weak.
Jngwendan, {nin) a. v. in. I think it
L/ ' ^' ^'- "" ^''^•■•' V- jaia..
Jdgwmim, {nin) n. v. I dare not, I
t'^ar, I have not the courage to say
ordos.th.;3_.p.-„; p.JaiLnwd.^
Jagmmma, (mn) n. v. an. I think
he IS weak, (not stout and strong;!
J. p. 0:)ag..n; p.iaia..mad.
JugwenimoaAnin) a. v. an. I discour-
age him, I make him fear; 3 p o
j(uj..n\ ]?.jaia..ud- imp. jagti-enimo.
Jagwenimotagos. {nin) n. v. I ask ex-
cuse lor not being able to do s. th ,
or, that I don't dare say or do s.
tn.; 3. p.-*; \T. jai(i..m/.
JaawenindisAnin) r. v. I fear myselt
I am afraid of my bad disposition
3. p.-o; p.^a««..sof;, '
Jagtvzton. {nin) a. v. in. I weaken it:
3. V.ojag...',i^.jaia..tod.
Jagwiw, {nin) n. v. I am weak, (not
^?;;t'indstrong;)3.p.-i;p.y^,-„..
Jagioiwimagad, u. v. it is weak, im-
potent; p.^'a«a..^ttj?;.
n
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JAN
JaiafffHfecd, p. s. a. coward, poltroon;
«/«<««', adv. Of. S. Gwaidl-.
Jaiaw-inndlslwmyH. Ot. S. Gwaialco-
hiinatliKhrin.
Jaiaw ni/ttl/iuUie, n. v, 0^. S. Uiva-
iak nin hliiiadin.
Jaii, or j.ijii'uu adv. Ot. S. Miwija.
Jaiijwa, mjaicgwa, adv. already.'
Jdja(joshl:au, (^nin) a. v. i/*, I crush
it with iny foot or body; 3. p. u JaJ
...; Y>.Jai(i..a/ifj. '^
Jajagus/dawii: Cniii) a. v. an. I crush
eoine «/^ object with tny foot or
body; 3. \>.(tj(ij..v\ \>.jaia..wad.
JajdslKKjaami. {inn) n. v. 1 walk with
my tors turnod outside; 3. p. l.;p.
jej..i)iid.
JajawnuIJit/f, {nin)n. v.freq. I prac-
tise charily, I do often works of
charity, 1 give alms, 1 am benefi-
cent; 3. p. \.;\>.jc)..gcd.
Jajaweiidjigewin,'». habitual charity,
ahns-givfii?, beneficence.
Jaja>v6/iin<li/iu'/i, (nin) com. v.freq.
is. Jairenindimin.
Jajihandni, (nin) n. v. I breathe by
long intervals, with long pauses;
3. p.-f*; ]).J('j..mod.
Jaji}ia!vaiif<akiniu , or magad, u. v. a
clearing, or clear place, is seen
through the woods; i>.jej..'iag, or-
nfiijd/r.
JaJiht)tdo/n,(nin) n. v. I am patient
at work, persevering, 3. p. 1.; p.
jej..ainj.
Jajlheiidamou'in, s. patience, perse-
verance.
Jujihitain, (ni/i) n. v. I will not list-
en or obey; 3. p. 1.; i).jej..a?i(/.
Jaldgon(u/a,u. v. the snow is soft or
watery,' (from thaw-weather;) p.
jcJi\.l/(t'J.
Jakdn'i, ( nin) u. v. I put in my mouth
somelhing eatable; 3. p.-o; p.^t-
t\unod.
Jakanvm, {nin) a. v. in. I put it in my
mouth to eat it; 3. p.~oJa^...; p.Je-
Icanwd. — Nin Jakanwn wiiass, I
put meat in my mouth to eat it.
Jakam<man, (nin) a. v. an. I put
some an. obj. in my mouth to eat
I It; 3. ]y jak...;i\ jekaTTuxf. ( V.
I ^''n\].)—l\ikwejigan, nin juka/no-
hiiu. ; put bread in my mouth to
eat It.
Jal-amona, ( win) a. v. an. I put s. th.
eatable in his mouth;3. p.oyaZ,-..«;
^■Jel-..7iad.
JaHim, ox-magad, u. v. soft watery
snow is falling; p. jaia..>Hj, ox-ma-
(jak.
Jang, abridged ixoinJangan»m, nine.
Jdn/jaaai/nidana, n. ninety.
Jangandmidunak, n. ninety hundred,
(nine thousand.)
Jdngassimidanuhmmin, {nin) num.
V. pi. we are nine thousand in
xiwmhcx] p. jaia..>iidji(j.
Jdnijasdniidanalcwadon. num. v. pi.
in. there are nine thousand in.
obj.
Jangaxumidanawcmin, {nin) num.
y. pi. we are ninety in number; p.
jaiu..wcdji(j.
Jamjammidanawewan, num. v. there
are ninety in. objects.
Janyasso, num. nme, (before sub-
stantives denoting measure; of
ti.nie or of other things.)
Ja n (jansdha nenin dj .
Janijassohidonan. {nin)
Janyasmhina. {nin)
Janyassdhinay. { nin )
Janyafinohdnikan.
Janyassode.
J a nyassogamiy.
'fanyassugamiyisinwi. { nin )
Janyok-m/isisswag is. (nin )
Janyass(Mjwa)i.
Janyasmywanagis. ( nin )
Janyassdminay.
Janyabsokanun. {nin )
Janyassonny.
Janyussonijigan.
Jdnyassmiik.
Jdnyassonindj.
Jajiyassoshimag. {nin)
Janyassdshimin. (nin)
Janyassdslik.
Jdnyassoshkin.
•Janyassosv].
Janyasxossay.
Janyassossitonan. (nin)
jas
1G3
'/antrnnKwahii/inait. ( nin, )
■fitiiiitiMswahik,
'liDHjasmHiMg, or jaupagmmiagad
»'ah'j(isawaia<jui)itin. (nin)
r/iiiigitsKinili:.
'In II 'jiiKWiikos iinin . ( nin )
'hiiKiiissivakweivan.
'htiiijan-'tivtikiooaijaH.
'lunijaxmriitig.
•JltlH/dfiSICfilJ,
Jaiii/ii^m'ewan.—S. Kijohuntmvd,.
^\t/oln,f<miii, etc., always chanl'-
■^iffiM Eiiglisli, i!w; into mnc: n%:
■i^^i/"f"i>itm /I I /J, twice (or two times)
a liandhil. ■fdiiimsobancnindj, nine
lines a hnn^M.-.^y6hulonan,
(.nm) /tie two together. Jangamo-
l'ulmu,n,{mn) I tie nine together.
I\ij'^/>?.n(i,(,t,i/>,) 1 caught two fisli-
f'-^'—fanycxsohina, {nin) /caught
nine hshes; and so on respectively
'I'lnijumn, n. nine.
■IdiKjatc/iimiii, {nin) num. v. pi. an
we are nine; 3. V-juni/atchi'van.
'fanijdichuuj, n. nine times; the ninth
tune.
JiuHiatchmij miilasswuk, n. nine thou-
sand.
Jongiitchinun, num. v. pi. in. there
are nine {in. obj.)
laiuieiuljlijeil, p. s. a. he that hates,
an enemy, fiend; |)!.-/ey.
Janyn-ishe, s. mink; ['c. foutreau:!
JaniiwenUuix. s. dim. a young mink-
■raijuihimhifilniijade, or-iiiai/ad, u. v.
.//y-y. It IS twisted together of sev-
eral threads; p. Jaid..deg, or-Twa-
C/ui'.
■Uit<huhiculiu;ini,jan, s. cord, string or
JAS
^ ;/"--i "• >^ "ivi, nn Jill
line of several threads; jiL-r/v*.
■faithalwuhiijiiiiiie, (nin) n. v. 1 twist
several tli reads together in one
string or cord; 1. p. 1.; ^.jaia..gcd.
dashugasJihadelcoman, s. a kinci of
crooked knifr, \A.-an.
Jashdgnwoshkugissi, s. a kind of
green Irog; pL-y.
Jashdiji, s. storch'; pl.-^ra^'.
Jashagidjune, (nin) n. v. my nose is
turned up; [F.j'ai le nez retrou«.
.8e,].J p. I. p.jaia..ned.
legged, 1 have no leggings on; 3
p. 1.; \\jaia..ded.
'^''±'i':''"^k(,{nin)u. V. I am hare.
?""=''; f»y ""ns are naked; 3. „
iMiehands.I have no mittens nor
>Wov,-8on;3.p. i.;,...^,-^..^.;/"'^
foot; J. p. \.;p.jaia..d,'d.
hnT*' /"t^"- ^'- J -^'n bent
backwards; 3. p. l.;p.y„^-„..^,,,;.''
•^"*'^';.'/«(/«"^*/««, (/i/M) n. v. /hurt
or bruise my nose by falling; 3. J
Jttshdgmulihewa, {ni>i) a. v an I
crush or bruise his head; 3. '/!!),
■n; V-jata..wad;imp.Ja..dir,e. '
'^ashagomndjtganandis, {nin) r v I
hurt or bruise my finger or hand
(stnkingwithahammer, etc ) 3
p.-o; p.inia..ml. '
■lfi^hdg,m.ndjiM-(,s, {nin) n. v. mv
hand (or hnger) is wounded or
or ."'.i V- ''^- ''''^^ '«" "Pon '^
S,.L ■;*'"' '^"^^^^'"y band or
Mm/nMos, {nin) n. v. I am crush-
e( , hurt or bruised by s. th. that
>''"P7"i«;.3-i>--«;p.7W«..«,v^.
:faf./ingnn/,i-omn<in, s. bruise • IP
rneurtrissure.] ' ' L^ •
Jashmosidcshjcoa, {nin)n. v. my foot
Hbrnisedbys.th. that fell upon
ii;-i- \h-o; p.jaia..sod.
■fas/iagivahewis, {nin) n. v. I am e
rnaciated I have nothing but the
skin nnrl tUr. 1.,^ 1 T-i . ° . ."-
Skin and the bones; [F. je suis dc'-
charne;J 3. p.-^-; p.y«V«..s,V.
JasliagwamaJnin) a. v. ««. I chew
some «;j object; 3. p. o ja..n.; p.
jaia.mad.—Assema nin jashamoa-
ma, I chew tobacco. ^
Jashagwamigiwe, {nin) n. v. I am
chewing pitch; 3. p. 1.; p. .,W^,!
•rashagwandan, (nm) (jaBliaqondan. )
li*
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JAW
A.y.m. I chow it, (in. obi.) 3. p.
ojash...; \uja'm...anij.
>fdi,/i<mw(vulj^ian, 8. an. Home an. oh
ject tluit 18 chewed, hh pvtiw.
Pitch; or tmema, toluicco, qui<l.—
r J . jashagwundjujanmj.
'fasham<andjigan, s. ««. object tha'
18 chtiwod; iil.-a«.
'/nsliu,jwa/t</Ji</e, (nin) {jaahumn-
ajuie,) 11, V. I chew, I ruminate: 3.
p. 1.; p.Jina..i/al.
JusJiawahashi viitig, n. v. 3. p, the
tree bend.s l)y the wind,- p,Jaiit..id.
JofMicahinnc, ox-^inagadf u. v. it
l)ends; \ujaia..iie[!, ot~mo,iak.
J'Uihawanll/ig.si 8.. swallow, (bird;)
pl.-w«f/. ^ ^'
JMidwcia, or~magad, u. v. it is
square; p. J,iia..lag, or-magak.
»/(us/u)i(j(i. 'I'his word cannot 'b3 giv-
en in English witfc a eorreKi)onding
vvord. it einplies reproach and
flisapprobation.— 6'«^?> nu huh-
wii aiuimiewi(jamigou<i qi-anami-
'^lymkl—Jai^hiwia taUjli. ]Jid thy
brother go to church la'st Sunday?
O no! he is very far from going
there. Ahi n<i U widiqtnuwant—
•JiUfhin^u ta-ahi. Is th'y husband
at homer— O no! he is almost never
at home.
Jashiiigwiiigiceidis, {nin) r. v. I
bruise ray face; 3. p.-o; p. jaia..
St Hi.
Ja^hingwingwiwa, {nin) a. \. an. I
bruise his face; 3. p. o Jash.-nl p.
jaza..wad; imp.Ja-gwi.
Jawdgina, {nin) a. v. an. I bend a
young tree or a rod growing; 3. p.
jaw..n; \i.jeivaginad.
Jawdgiiian, {nin) a. v. in. /bent it,
(wood, ill. standing;) 3. p. ojaw,..:
p.jeio..ang.
Jdwan, s. south; jdwamng, in the
south, to the south, from the south.
Jawanaaviog {aniniikig), n, v. 3, p.
pi. it thunders in the south.
Jdwanakwad , n. v. the clouds come
from the south; p.Jaia..wak.
Jdwanihin(,shi, s. south-bird, bird
coming from the south; pl.-i«^.
Jawamhuea, u. v. the rain cornel
Irom the south; i>.Juu,..mg.
'fuwamnodin, s. southwind.
'inwanuKdin, u. v. the wind comes
Irom the south; ihjaia..ing.
'/ciwanmg nakaketa, towards the
south.
Jawendagos, (in„)n. v. I am happy,
1 am ucky, nrosporous, fortunate:
also, 1 take H. Communion; 3. p.
~i\V.jew..Hid.
Jaivithluj/imwin, «. liappiness, good
luck, prosjierity, chance; also2Ho-
ly Communion.
Jawindamidee, {nin) n. v. I have a
charitable heart; 3, p. 1.; p. yVy^..,^,
t/uwendamzdeewin, s. charital)le, dis-
position of mind, heart-felt charity.
Jaivindamiganawahaina, {nin) a. v.
y looK upon him with mercy; 3. p.
'\9aw..n;p.jm..inad.
Ja/rtndamitago8, (nin) n. v. I make
a speech, a petition or a prayer, in
order to excite i)ity and mercy
upon me; 3. p. -i; p. Jcw..nid.
Jawtmlamitawa, {nin) a. v. an. ^
hear him with jnty and mercy, /
grunt his petition having pity on
him; ;j. p. oJaw..n; i\ jew. .wad.
Jawendmi, {nin) a, v. in. I have
jnty on it. 1 do charity to it, I ben-
eht it; 3. p. <> jmu...\ p.Jewendang.
— W idaptnang anamieivin o jaw
eudan wiiair; he tliat takes reli-
gion,does charity to himself, (to
Ins body, that is, to his own per-
son.)
Jawendjige, [nin) n. v. /have mercy
or pity, / practise charity, / be-
6tow .1 ben«fit; 3. p. 1. ; p.jew..g&l.
dawendjtgewin, s. mercy, i)ity, cfiar-
ity, compassion, beneficence; ben-
efit, grace, divine grace.
Jawenimn, {nin) a. v, an. I have
mercy or pity on him, / do him
charity, /benefit him, /have com-
])assion with him; 3. p. ojaw..n;p.
jiw..mnd.
Jaivtmndimin, {nin) OT,nin jajaw-
cnindimin. com. v. we have pity
on each other, we do charity to one
another; l\jew..didjiff.
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«» myself/benefit mylelf;3?p!^^':
mitua and habitual charity, char
ity bestowed on several
Jawijitngewin, a. S. Jawen^Xh
Tt^i^'^^'^^^^-^-^^^-^Suti
J-l>.0;6...;p._;w..«„g..
«^tf'/'^*Air«m, («/mj a. V. an. I bend
JawdghJcusin mashkosnw, u v the
jorb or grass is ben , rod, en
lovvn, or beaten ,lown 'by heavy
rain; p.je»f..t<in(/. ' "'^'*''>^
«/e/'a, adv. this morning-
./^q,joon.bin,(bird:)[G.Loefiel.
J>^<H-injena, Uim) a. v. an. /put
somean obj.i„ther,re;3.p.4'
^n the fire; 3. p. . >y.., p. )„^..
'/e>«a, (mVi) a. v. an. I put or
thrustu,n,(«;i. obj.)3.p.rL
^^^««a« (w,«) a. V. /«. / put or
'^^MindjUjin, Xnin) n. v. /thrnst
asplmter in my hand, (not pur I
posely; 3 p. 1.; p.^W.i^ '
a splinter uml«r J., .,„.-i V"^""
lU
<o on o])ening
ikos/iitod
in. I leave ii
3. p.
'Mu\.„itnn,{nin) a
Opf 11 i I , •
'fijuwigaa. ., [nin) n. v, my feet
anlleps' come flexible and warm
/."■^" '"^ 'J •^' P- 1- ; P.>V>./l7f</.
lexibie and warm again; IF. jeme
degonrdis;j3.j. l/p.,,;^-..i'""
./t/f.// «««;«, {;/^« „. V. I go to the
woodsor.atrail;3.p.i>p.^.JJ.«
'A'.vw,v a:,^',^^ Jesus Christ.
'/MI.S <>d andjinafjomcm, the Trans-
figuration of Jesus Christ.
Jesu"^^ t'*««^«««"wi, the Name of
'^T''::''^^''"^f '((</" "an, a disciple
(or he disciples) of Jesus Chnst
r/" A''"^'''''' •"■ tho Apostles.
'/iwahiknan himibilc, (nin) a. v. ^
1 make sound a piece of iron • l"
p. r>j?ew... ; p. jaiewahil-aanq
'/ina , in compositions , sij
signifies
^4S;2,^(&y;:i:'^?ife^^
a £n i?''"' ^""') "• ^- ^thrust
a thornm some p«rt of my body;
Je^wakostdesse, (nin) n. v. I put m
foot ,„ an opening: mv foofslid^
it^toh,m,3.p.o^,,«..„.p.^.^^.^^.^^
Jejakosein, u. y. it ig opened, there
'««» opening; p.yaiwkm^jy *
ihrmffk s. th.; durahle, perselriZ
i<.xampesin some of the foUov^.
_ing words.)
Jiha, ox-mayad, u, v. there is a hole
stretch, expand it, by pulling ; 3
MiijlUna Odn) a. v. «„. I extent
or stretch out some an. obj. by
'hhahthmin u. V. itis durable, (some
.-/tbahishka, 01 -inagad, u. v. it ex-
I ;X\" expands; p. V.^...orl
Jthdadn, {nin) a. v. in. I expand
It; 3. p. onb... ■ p.Jab..ang. ^
Jtbadawa, (mn) a. v. an. I expand
some an. obj (>;,,v«, silver) 3 p
S'.^'fr "^">^.^^" ?»d((re muoh
ru •• 1 V-^J^^Ji ; V-jahadjU.
hirn (or look at him) through^
telescope, (a person, or any othe?
a an>»»fer»-. -^- ::T'Mi-}^"
.ia
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Mb ' '^ "^
■
^Hb ,>^-.~ , $
W
Bk^^K • -^«^ *5>fr-t3'=-"'
1^
k^ '"'"^i
tt
M
■H^,^^
i
B
tf/i. object ;) S.-ji, oji^..?i ; p._;W*..
mcul,
Jlbaiuhandan, ' , '•, ) a. v. in. \ soe
it (or look at it j through a teles-
. cope or spy-glass; 3. p. oiil... ; p.
jah..ang.
•nhdiahandjigan, s. spy-glass, teles-
cope; pi. -««.
-Tihdiahaiuljuje, ( nin)\\. v, I am look-
ing througn a spy-glass ; 3, p. 1. ;
p. ,}ab..<jed.
Jihaii, adv. through.
■Tuiujiijas,{nm) n. v. I am pierced,
stabbed through ; 3. p.-o; p. Jab..
sud.
Jihan, u. V. it is tough ; TF. c'est co-
riace;] y^.jahanij.
Jihanuhawc, (niil) n. v. I can be a
long time under water, I am a good
diver; 3. p. 1.; g.jah..'wed.
Jibanam, {nil) n. v. 1 can be a long
time without breathing, without
taking respiration; 3. p.-«; ^.jah..
•/iba/M/7ios, (nin) n. v. I can endure
much smoke ; 3. p.-o; p. jab. .sod.
Jibanandam, {^uiiu) n. v. I can endure
much starving, i can be a long ti-
me without eating; 3. p, 1.; p. jaj..
aiu/.
Jibanik&jigaa, (niii) n. v. I have a
pierced arm, my arm is pierced
throiigh; 3. p.-o; p.Jab..sod.
Jibaniiidjijlgas, {tiin) n. v. my hand
is pierced through; 3. p.-(.5; p. jab..
sod,
JibaiHsuJeji(jaSr(nin) n.v. my foot is
pierced tluough ; 3. p.-o ; p. jab..
S'id.
Jibatiy, s passage or channel for
canoes or boats, between islands ;
p\.-on.
Jibawassc, or-nia/jad, u. v. ^,Jtba-
wate.
Jihawasaei/jad, u. v. it is thin, trans-
parent, (gauze or other stuff;) p.
juh. .(jalc.
j{bawa«seigifi , s. any transparent
stuff or texture, as gauze, etc.; pi.
-on.
Jibawasso, n. v. 3. p. it is transpar-
ent, {an. stuff;) p. jab. .sod.
Ji/mwafa, ox-magiuh u. v. it is trans-
parent, thin, ■ laff;) p. Jab. .teg, or-
magal-.
Jihcia, ox-mngad., u. v. it is clear (in
the wocds,) there is no brush-
wood, no underwood ; p. Jabcvig,
or-niagal-.
Jilciuliim, {niiV) i. v. S. Jajibendam.
Jibeiidanwwin, s. S. JujUiendaniowin.
Jibi,{nvi) n. v. I stretch myself; 3.
p. 1. ; p.jabid.
Jioidfnaniwen,{m'n) n. v. I shoiv the
tongue ; [F. je tire la langue ;] 3.
jp.-i; p. Jab.. kid.
Jibigadcn. (ni/i) n. v. I stretch out
rny leg or legs; 3. p.-t ; p.Jab..nid.
Jibigil-a, (nin) n. v. I am always yet
vigorous in my old age; 3. p. L; p.
jab..hcd.
JibigL'<,iin,u.\. it is durable, (wood;)
p'j(d)..ing.
Jiliinairis, {nin) n. v. I am hardy, my
bodily constitution: is durable ; 3-
p.-^; \i.jah..sid.
Jibingioash, {nin) n. T-I sleep softly,
I ain easvto be awakene''- 3. p.-*;
V-jub id.
Jitdnil-egndnn, {nin) n, v. my arm is
stretched and hanging down; 3. p.
l.;\).jab..i»g.
Jibinikcn, {nin) n. v. I stretch out
my arm; ?. p.-*' ; ■p.jab,.nid.
Jibinihta'..ja, {nin) a. v. an. I stretch
my arm out towards him ; 3.- p.- o
jib..?), ; p. jab.-ivad.
Jibiniwljin, (nin) n. v. I stretch out
my hand, or my finger ;3, p-*; p-
Jab..nid.
Jibisltf--, {nin) n. v. I p.m lying stret-
ched out; 3. p. 1.; p.Jah'-sMng.
Jiliid, n. v. 3. p. it is tough, (a7i. obi,)
p. jabisid.-Jiftici waivasJd'csJd; the'
deer is tough, (the deer-meat.)
Jibissin, u. v. it is tough ; it is dur-
able; yi.Jahissin'^,
Jibitawagebina, {nin) a. v. an. I pulf
his ear ; 3. p. ojib..n ; Yi.Jab..nad.
Jigd, s. widower; widow; \n.-g.
Jigaagami. u. v. it is thin, (liquid;)
p.jag..mig.
Jigtiakwa, ox-^/iagad, or, jigaahvcia,
ox-magad, u. v. the wood or forest
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Jlj
. V. it is trans-
p.Jab..teij, or-
. it is clear (in
IS no brusli-
J ; p. jahcvig,
5. Jajiltiidam.
jUiendanuHvin.
cli myself ; 3.
. V. Ishoiv the
la langue ;] 3.
I stretch out
-i ; p.Jal..}iid~
am always yet
ige;3.p. l.;p,
rable, (wood;)
am hardy, my
s durable ; 3.
. I sleep softly,
feene'-' • 3. p.-i ;
-v. my arm is
tig down; 3. p.
I stretch out
ah,.nid.
V. an. I stretch
him ; 3- p. o
. I stretch out
er ;3. p-*; p,
i.m lyinj? stret-
jahhhtng,
ugh,(a7i. obj.)
vatiJil-csJii; the
eer-meat.)
gh ; it is dur-
i. wan. I pull
: ; ■p.nil)..nad.
)w; pi.-g.
.hin, (liquid;)
ir, jigaahccia,
vood or forest
is clear, light-timbered; r).jag..,u/,
or~7mg(d:
Jiimmifon, (nm) a. v. in. 1 make it
thin, (liquid;) 3. p. ojig...; p. jag..
Jiijaddnagidon, (nm) n. v, I am tired
of telling the same thing so often ;
3.1). 1.; \>.jeg..ong.
Jigtidindum, {nin) n. v. I am dis-
gusted or tired of s. th. ; 3. p. 1 •
p.jcg.-ung.
JigmUmlamowin, s. disgust, weari-
ness.
Jigadendun, {niii) a. v. in. I am dis-
gusted with it, tired of it ; 3. p. „
jig...:, V-Jcg..ang.
Jigadinima, (ni//) a. v. an. I am dis-
gusted with him, tired of him ; 3.
p. ~ojig..n; \>.jeg..mad.
JigddjiUa, {nin) a. v. an. I am dis-
gusted, or tired, of waiting for
him; 3. p. ong..n;^.jeq..ad.
Jtgddjihiige, (nin) n. v." I am tired
of writing; 3. p. 1.; p.jeg..ged.
'/tgndosee, (nin) n. v. I am tired and
disgusted of walking (so long or
so much ;) 3. p. 1. ; ■n.Jc-g..s&I.
.hadgaimnj, s. an. gurUd ; [F. ail ; G
Knoblauch.] Pl.-^-g.-KifcMJigaga-
wanj, onion.
JigdgawanJ m^shhossiwid, pot-herb.
Jigaw, (nin) n. v. I am a widower ;
I ain a widow; 3. p.-i ; p.Jagawid.
Jigainwin, s. widowhood.
Jigindwiss, s. worm. ( on or in the
ground ;)Y>\.-ag. ( Mo fisc, worm in
the wood. Ogejdgim, worm in the
oeliy.)
Jigingicam, (nin) n. v. i piss in the
bed during sleep ; 3. p. 1. ; 11. k<,..
ung.
Jimvin, s. urine-bladder; pl.—a^j,.—
There is always a possessive pro-
noun connected with this word;
Ninjigiwin, Hjkiiwin, ojiqiwin ;
^ my, thy, his bladtkr.
Jigiwinaho, s. urine.
Jigiwinagan, s. piss-pot, night-pot ;
pl.-aw.
Jigihodjigan, a. an. slal) of h log
sawn into boards ; pi. -ay.
J/gos/tigan, s. the carcass of an ani-
mal; ^\.-an.
Jigoshin omipijiU, etc., here is the
carcass of an ox, etc.; V-j.gasJiiny.
JigoMadjigcn, s. an. husk of corn
or wheat ground ; p].-ag.
Jigosldigx ancshht, ( nin ) 'a . v. an I
crush his h'iad ; 3. p. o jig..n ; p.
Jigodgigo n. v. 3. j.. the H.sh is soft,
(too tender;) p. /e^os?V/. '
Jta^s^e. or-/mgad, n. v. there are
dregs; p.iag(meg, or-maiial:
'figota (I'uuhig, 11. V. 3. ],. tjie .«cri)ent
moults he changes his skin; p
,)((g(itad. ' ■
■Jigica, adv. S. .rai<iiva.
■/igwalndos, (nin)'n. v. I have the
comsumption, I am hectic ; 3. n -
o;p.gag..6od. '"
Jigu-amni, s. stockiljh ; p\.-wag
■JigiranuUl; s. an. grindstone; hone-
pi. -o(/. '
Jigwari^e min , u. v. the whortle-
berry (bilberry) is very ripe ; p.
jeg.Meg. ^ 1 . i
Jigwanso 7niskwimin, n. v. 3 p tPie
raspberry is very ripe ; vj^'i-scd.
Jujivapwificanc, the upper white part
ot ashes. — ligvajdngwamnq nind
apiUndagan ; I am but ashes.
Jimvtiuliama,{nih) a. v, an I aim at
him, (with a gun, etc.) 3. -), ojin .
n;\).jeg..mad. "
JigwHalundan, (nin) a. v. in. I aim
at it, (with a gun. etc.;) 3. n
,jig...; \).j(g..ui:
Jtgw€iahandjifre,(nin)i). v. I aim at-
3. p. ].; p. jeg..gtd. '
Jij'ifidssogi^owa'gnaltagimitiog, n. v
3. p. 1)1. the boards shrink dry-
ing; p. jej. .ml jig.
■Kjohiun, (nin) a. v. in. I rub it with
s. th.;Irub s. th. on it; I paint it
over; 3. p. ojij...; p. jcj..ang.
'/yolmgan, s, salve, or anv thing that
is rubbed on s. th. ; also, paint :
pl.-««. '
.T;jnhn,,e.(nin) n. v. T am riibbing
s. th. withs. th. ; 3. p. 1.; p. jej..
yed. "^ •"
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3
4
1
JijoJn'wa, (nin) a. v. an. I rub him
with s. Ih., with a salve, etc. ; 3.
V-oJfJ..n; p.jej..wad; imp. jiJoM,
JiJwJakwaam, {nin) n. v, I walk on
tiie bord&r of a forest ; 3, p. 1. ; p.
Jijodew, adv. along the beach, along
the lake-shore.
Jijodiicaam, [nin) n. v. I coast in a
canoe or boat, (near the beach or
shore J ; 3. p. 1. ; \).jej.,ang.
Jijodtirc, {nin) n. v. I walk on the
beach, on the lake-shore ; 3. p. 1.;
p.Jej.M'ed.
JiJiiKjai^o pahic&jigan, n. v. 3. p. the
bread is buttered; p.Ji'j\.8od.
Jydhon, {nin) n, v. 'l tread into
dirt, (lumian excrement;) 3. p. 1.;
p. jfj..an(j.
Jljokiwcnn, {nin) a. v. in. I pitch it
over, (a canoe or boat ;) 3. p. o
JijokiivtKjan, s. brush to pitch with,
pitch-brush; pl.-a;i.
Jijolciwcige, {nin)i\. v. I am pitching
over, (a canoe or boat ;) 3, p. 1. ;
V-jfJ-'jed.
Jyowa pahi'fijigan, {ntn) a. v. a7i, I
butter bread ; 3. p. ojij..n ; \).je-
Jowad.
Jikag, s. })oIecat, fitchat, fitchew, (a
stinking little beast ;) pI.-?/'rt//.— .
From this word is derived the' na-
me of the City of Chicago. ^-Jika-
go7tij, at Chicago, to or from Chi-
cago.
Jlmdgan, s, lance; pi. -a>*.
Jimdganhh. s. soldier ; pl.-a^^.
Jimciganishi-odena, s. a niilitary
fort ; p\.~wan.
Mmnganishi-ogima, s. a military of-
ficer ; p\.'-g.
Jinidgaiiishi-HHtkaigan, s., casern,
(soldier's house ;') pl.-a^.
Jinawdakokwe, n. v. 3. p. it sounds,
{an. obj. of metal;) p.Jen..wed.~
Kitchi jinaakokwe aw akik; that
kettle has a strong sound, (when
struck.)
Jiaawdbikihidon, {nin) a. v. in. I
make sound iron, ( or other »M. met-
al,) by moving it ; 3. p. ojiii... ; p.
jen..d()d.
Jinaiodhikihina, {nin) a. v. an. i
make sound some an. obj. of met-
al, by moving it, as joniia, silver;
3. p. o^jin..n; p.jen..nad.
JinaivdhikisJdn, n. v. 3, p. S. Sa7ig'
wetveshin.
Jlnawal)i}-Mse, or-magad, u. v. S.
Sangwewe,
JinnuHiodjigan, s. small globular bell;
_[F. grelot ;] p\.-an.
Jinawa(xl4ige, {nin) n. v. I produce
a sound with some object of met-
al ; 3. p.\.',p.jcn,..gcd.
Jznawaodon, {nin) a. v. in. I make it
sound, (metal;) 3. p. o jin... ; p.
jen..dod.
JiiMWe, s. rattle-snake ; pl.-^. S.
JittJdgwc.
Jiname. ox-magad, u . v. it rattles ; p.
Jenaweg, or-magah.
Jijinwis.se, ox-^magcul, u. v. it rolls
round, (inside of some hollow ob-
ject,) it rattles inside ; p. jen..seg,
ox-mag. tic.
Jinawiwcbinan, {nin) a., v. m. I make
it rattle in something; 3. p. ojin...:.
p.jen..ang.
Jinddgan, s. sickness, pestilence.
Jingademikwan, s. a kind of turtle ;
pl.-a^.
J^ngadenaih, {nin) a. v. in. I spread
it out, strew it; 3, ■p'OJin...;p.Jan..
ang.
Jingad,e?ia>, {nin) a. v. a7i. I spread
out or strew some mi. obj.; p.jang..
nad.-^Opinitj nin '>i<i-jingadenag
ama, tchi has-sowad ; I will spread
out here potatoes, that they may
dry.
JingajJenige, (nin) n, v. I spread out>
strew ; 3. p. 1,; p.jaai..ged.
Jiyigad/pshiu., n. v. 3. p. some an. obj.
lies spread out or strewed ; p. Jan..
ii'hg. — ■JoniiajingadeHhinculopoioin-
ing, money is spread out on the ta-
ble.
JiMjadcshkiihe, ox-tnagad, u. v. a lit-
tle of s. th. is spread on the bot-
tom of a vessel ; p. jan^Kneg, ax^
magak.
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p. ojin... ; p.
Jingadessin, u. v. it lies spread out
or strewed, {in. obj.) p. jan.dng.
Jtngmlswehaan. {ni>i, a. v. in I
spread it, I strew it ; 3, p. o jin •
P-jrinff..a>w.-~Pijiki,no nin jingal
dewehacm kitiganing ; I strew oxen-
dunjT over the field.
Jmgakamiga, or-tnagad, u, v. there
xs a level country, even ground, no
nujs j p.jen..gag, or-?ncMak
Jmge9^agos, (nm) n. v. 1 am hate-
tul, odious, abominable ; disagree-
aWe, unpleasant; 3. p.-»; p,Jcn..
Jingendagosiioin., s. the state of be-
ing- hateful, abominable.
Jingendagwad, u. v. it is hateful,
abominable, odious ; it is disagree-
able unpleasant ; Y>.mn..wnh,
t/mgendamawa, {?i,in) a. v. an. I hato
s. th. belonging or relating to him;
d.p. oJin.,n; p.Jan..wad.—A'awm
mn ninjingenimassi, od ijiwebisi-
mn etanin jingeadamawa ; I don't
hate him, I only hate his con-
duct.
Jingendamowin, s. hatred, (towards
some m. obj.)
Jingfiidan, {nin) a. v. in. I hate it, I
detest It; 3. p. ojin...\ p. jan..an.g.
dingendjigc^{nm)xi. v. I hate, I am
enemy, adversary; 3. p. 1.; ^.jan..
Jingend^fiaesM, {nin) n. v. I am in a
habit of hating, of bearing hatred
in mv heart _; 3. p.-.'; p. jan..m.
'nngendjigcshkiwtn, s. ..le had hnbit
of hating, habitual hatred.
'hngendjigeum, s. hatred, (towards
people,) enmity, antipathy.
Jmgenima, {nin) a. v. an. I hate
nim, I detest him, (a person, or anv
other an. obj.) 3. p. o jin..n : p.
^an..mad. ' ' '
Jtngeniti^imin, {nin) com. v. we
hate each other; i>.jan..didjig.
Jmgemndis, {nin) r. v. I hate my-
selI;3.r>.-o;p.Ja„..sod.
Jingemndiwin, s. mutual hatred
hatred of several persons '
Jingibiss, s. a kind of wild duck • fC
poule d'eau ;] also, a kii^d of in! '
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flammation, called a whitlow : nl -
ag. ' ■
Jingimamn, (nin) a. v. aw. I hate the
smell of some an. obj.; 3. p. oiin
«; p. jan..mad.-^Nin jivgimania
asscma ; o jingimaman gigoian. I
hatethesmell of tobacco ;'he hatea
the smell of fish.
JinmtniUulmt, (w>t)a. v. in. I hate
the smell of some in. obj. ; 3. p. o
Jin...; p . jan . . ang. —Ki jingiman.
dan na gigo-Umide? l^ost thou
hate the smell of fish-oil ?
Jinginike. {nin) n. v. / stretch out
my arms ; also, my arms hanir
down; 3, p. L',Y>.jen..h^l.
Ji>^{f.^'iik,>b, {nin)n. v.l am sitting
with down hanging arms ; 3. p.-«;
p.jm..hid. * '
Mminilceosse, (nin) n. v. I walk with
down hanging arms ; 3, p. 1. • jgn .
S£a.
Jingishima, {nin) a. v. an. I lay or
put him down, (a person, or any
£>ther a7i. obj.) 3. p. oJin..n ; p. Jen..
JingisUn, (nin)n. v. I am lying down;
i. (_). 1.; p.je>i,.mg.
'Jinpshi>wmagad, n. v. it is lying
there ; p.jen..gah
Jmmtagos, (nin) n. v. f am disagree-
able in my speaking, they don't
like to hear me, my speaking is
hated; 3. p.-*'; p.ja>i..sid.
'Jmgitagwad, u. v. it sounds disagree-
able, the sound of it is hated ; p
^an..u>(ik.
'hi><titan,, (nin) a. v. in. I hate to
hear it ; I don't like the sound of
it ; 3. p. o ji....\ p jangitang.
Jingitinva, (ni,. i r. v.'an. I don't like
10 hea- hmi, 1 hr^te his speaking ;
3. p. '\iing..n : p.jan..?md.
■Jtnaob, t m^ any kind of fir-tree i
pl-tg, '
Jingnhah,,, s beer made of fir-
i-ranehes, spruce-beer. KitcUjin-
iTooabo, beer.
/ . ^^ion, , a?i, branch of the fir,
' .--^(Olnga::. s. shelter or hut made of
iir-bran^nes or boughs; pl.-a».
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•hnaoUffe, (nin) n.,v. /am making a
shelter or hut of fir-boughs; also,
I am under such a shelter ; 3. p. 1.;
y>. jrn..0eil.
Jimjoli;i'ij!,j(uJy s. Palm-Suiulay ; [F.
Dimancho dos rameaux.]
Jiugohins, s. an. dim. little lir-branch
or cedar-branch ; \,\.-ag.
Jiuffms, s. weasel ; pl.-ay.
Ji'iujwak, 8. an. pine, pine-tree ; pl-
wa(j.
Jinmvaloh', s. pinery, pine-forest ;
p\.-wan.
Jingivakons, s. an, dim. a young pine-
tree; \A.-aij.
Jhml(i(/an, s.'line on the under and
upper border of a fish-net; [C. mai-
tre de rets ;] yl.-an,
Jipingivandc, or-ma^<id, u. v.; it is
dyed ash-colored, It, is ash-colored;
y-J<tP--eg, ox-iiha<jah.
'ipingwadman, (iiin) <
Ji/ii/igmidimtn., {tmi) or, mnjipimj
waman, a, v. i/i. I dye it ash-color-
ed ; 3. \). ojij)...; Y).Jap,.ang.
Jipinywudum, or jiping/ca'fiao, n. v. 3.
p. it is d;, c'l ash-colored, it is ash-
colored, (^an. ohj.)\i. jap. .sod.
Jip'uigiiHuUmra, {mil) or, ninjiping-
W'lnswa, a. v. an. I dye it ash-co'l-
ored, (()-«.. obj.)3. p. o jip..n\ p.
jap.M-ad ; imp.>>-M;*-
Jilihigwasiye, (nm) n. v. I dye ash-
{ colored ; 3. p. 1. ; i).Jap..ged.
Jipuigwegatl, u. v. it is ash-colored,
{stuff ;)p.Ja/K.(jak.
JiptJi<pHngwe, {niii) n. v. I have
ashes on my faco ; 3. p. 1.; p. jap..
wed.
^ishanashhihidoii. {niii) a. v. in. I
pluck it out, (herb, plant;) 3. p. o
ji^h...; \). jasTi..dod.
Juhih, s. duck ; \A.-ag.
JuhibiiHlc, s. an. tea-pot ; pl.-og-.
JtshibananidHigan, s. ramrod, bat-
tering rod; [G. Ladstock ;J pl-
ow.
Jishipaiiwi, s. one grain of shot; pi.-*;.
Jishihanwins, s. one grain of small
shot ; pl.-an.
Jishibidoiien, {nin) a. v. in. I stretch
out the lips ; 3. p.-i ; jash..nid.
Ji^tMliyibidon, (nin) a. v. in. I ex-
l)and or stretcii it out in every di-
rection ; 3. p. jisfi...; p. janfi..
dud.
Jinhihigih'iia, (inn) a. v. an. I extern!
or stretch some an. obj. in every
direction ; 3. p.o mA..?i ;p. jash..
mtd ; inij). ji«h..hii.
Jinhia, {m)i) h. v. /piss, / urine, /
make water ; 3. p.-t'; p. iashigid.
Jwhigadl-wai<fad<',or-magad,u. v. it
is clear, or cleared, (in the woods ;)
Tp.jash. xleg, ox-mugalc.
Jiehigadnihvc, {ninjn. v. 1 am half
bald ; 3. p. 1.; y).ja.«h..wed.
JisJiigagowan, s. the matter vomited;
[L. vomitus.]
JiMgagowc. {nin) n. v. I vomit, I
retch, puke ; 3. p. 1. ; p. jai<h..
Ved.
Ji.shigagowea, {nin) a. v. an. I make
him vomit, I give him a vomitive,
an emetic medicine ; 3. p. o jieli..n;
ip.jafih..nd.
Ji^shigagowesigan, s. vomitive, emet-
ic medicine.
JifiJidgagou'esim, {nin) a. v, an. S.
fliMgagowea.
Jishigagoweivin, s. vomition, vomit-
ing.
Jishigimtwanj, s. soft maple ; [C.
plaine;] \)\.-in.
Jishigonindjama, {nin) a. v. an. I
crush some an. obj. in my hand ;
3. p. ojifh..n ; p.jes?/,..mad.
JvihtgonmJjandtm, {nin) a. v. in. I
crush it in my hand ; 3. p. ojinh... ;
[>.j(sh.,ang.
Jishigiisiduma, {nin) a. -v. an. /crush
it with my foot ; 3. p. ojish.n ; p.
jes7i:.mad.
Jtshigasidundan, {nin) a. v. in. J
crush it with my foot; 3. ]>. ojinh...;
y.je^h..ang.
Jwhigwama, {nin) a. v. an. 1 gnaw
some an. obj.; 3. p. o jish..n ; p.
jesh..mnd.
Jlshign-an, s. a gourd-bottle with
some shot in, used by pagan In-
dians to rattle with at their Grand
Medicine ceremonies. Pl.-a/t.
Jishigwandun. {nin) a. v. in. I gnaw
it ; 3. p. oji^h...; \).jesh..ang.
■jir^^.JT^
:*-r,'iNMf':m
It in every di-
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1. ; p. jai<h..
Jishiifwe, 8. rattle-snake; pl.-A.
'hwa, or-mui/nd, u. v. it is sour, acid;
■hwah, {nin.) n. v. / have a pearl on
,ny Hye ; [G. ich habe den weissen
fttaar ;| 3. p.-^,;,. p.Jewabid.
Jiwahik, 8. alum ; [G. Alaun.l
Jiuiuho, 8. vinegar, (sour liquid.)
diwtujaiwmgan, s. maple-sirop. A'i^
dujiimtgamisiijan, molasses.
■Iiwan, u. V. it is sour ; it is salted ;
]^. jaivamj. '
Jitva8,{nm) n. V. S. PaahmrkhH-
iium. ''
Jimhiuj, s. sorrel ; [G. Saueramp-
Jiwif<i, n. y. 3. p. it is sour, {an. obi.)
V-jau'tsid.-^Jaii/wa iji-jiuym pah-
we?'i,/nn ; the flour got sour
iiV7\-'i.tt. (not. \ r\^ «,^*« *•...'_/
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'Jiwimt, (mn ) or, nin jiwisMma, a.
V. (tit. I make sour some an. obj. •
3. p. oJiw..M ; \KJaw..ad. '
'hwrnitchujan, s. S. OmbissitcJd-
(Jim.
Jiwi.s:siu'ku}<f, (ni?i)n. v. I make sour
s. th.;3. p. 1.; i>. jaw.. (fed.
Jiumsiton, {nin) a. v. iL I make it
sour ; 3. p. ojiw...; Yi.jaw..tod.
fliwitagan, s. salt.
'Jinifaijanaamaye, {nin) n. v. I salt
for people; 3. p. 1.,- p. /««'.. rte<i.
dtwitaijunaiimawa, {nin) a. v, an I
salt for him ; 3. p. o jiw..n\ p. jaw..
wad.—Jaiijwa nihiwa nin jiwUaq-
anaamawa (jujoian. ; I have already
salted many fishes for him.
Jiwitaijanaan, {nin) a. v. in. I salt
It, I pickle it ; 3. p. ojiw... ; p. jaw.,
amf. ^ *'
Jiwttiuianulm, s. saltwater, brine •
pickle ; [F.saumure.] '
JiwitiUjuiiuijade, OT-tnat/ad, u. v. it
IS salted, pickled ; \).j\tw..d<-o, or-
m.(t(jal'.
Jiwitarianavjmo, n. v. 3. p. he (she,
it) is salted, (any an. obi.) i . jaw '
sod, ■> ' I J
Jiwitaoanaii/f,{ain) n. v, I am salt-
mg, I salt ; 3. p. 1.; ]).jaw..gcd.
Jtwifa(janatgevnn, s. salting- IF
salaison.] ^ '
Jiwitaganawa, {nin) a. v. an. I salt
or pickle some hn. obj.; 3. i). o nw..
n; V- jaw. .wad. •'
Jiwita<jani-p,j6, 9. salt-fish, salted
fish ; pl.-««^/.
Mwita,jani.kitchi,jnmi, s. ocean, sea.
Jiwtfamnipogon, n. v. 3. p. it tastes
salted; (an. olyect ;) x>.jaw..»ifj.
Jiwttaaantpoijwad, u. v. it tastes salt-
_e<i,{tn. object;) \KJaw..wal-.
'/iwitagamwun, u. v. it is salted, {in.
J^»i-)V'jaw..anfi. ^
Jimtayardwi, n. v. 3. p. it is salted,
(,an. oh].'^ IK jaw.. wi^I.
Hwitagam-wiiuss, s. salt-meat, salted
meat.
Jiwitawa,{nin) a. v. an. S. Jiwuiia.
Jnmton, (nin) a. v. in. S. Jiwimfon.
Jobia, {mn) a. v. «». I tempt him,
1 attract him; 3. p. o jddan; p
jwahiad. ' ^
Jdhiton, (nin) a. v. in. I tempt or
attract.it; 3. lupjoh...; \^.jwal^tvd.
— Atjobiton miaw, thou temptest
me. ^
JoUigc, {nin) n. v. I tempt; 3. p. ].;
p.,/wn..t/(d. '
Johiigewin. s. temptation, the act of
^ tempting, of attracting.
Joh'iigon, u. V. pers. it tempts me;
3. p. ojoh...:, i).jwa..g<xl.
Jobnguwin, s. the object that tempts;
pi. -an. ^
Jogamamagad, u. v. it is liquid, in a
liquid state; \i.jwa..ga]c.
Jogamia jngiw, {nin) a, v. an. I
make pitch liquid; 3. p. ojog..n: p.
jwa..ad. '^
Jogamisi^igiw, n. v. 3. p. the pitch
IS in a liquid state; \\jwa..sid.
Jogamitchigade, or -magad, u. v, it
IS reduced or brought to a liquid
state, (some in. obj.) n.jwa.-dea.
or -iiingah. "^
Jigaviifi.il, {nin) a. v, in. I make it
liquid; 3. p. ojog...; p. jwa..t<Ml.
Joinunim, {win) n. v. I bietahe
deeply, (by surprise and astonish-
'■■ -nt, or from fatigue by walking
-''■ V' rkmg; J 3. p. -0; \>.jwa..mod.
Joj(U:,r:,d,Vi. V. it is slippery, (on the
ice, or on a frozen road; ) u.jwajd-
kwoK.
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J6kamagad, u. v, it whizzes through
the air; p. jiva..gah.
Jomdnike, s. a?i. coiiper-cont, a cent;
pi. -g.
Jovidn, s, grape, raisin; pi. -an.
Jimiinai>o, s, wine,
Jominaholcnn, s. place where they
make wine; press-house; pi. -an.
Jnmimlolce, {nin) n. v. I make wine,
I produce wine; 3. p. 1.; p. jwavi..
Iced.
Jominabolewin, s. the work neces-
sary to make or produce wine,
production of wine.
Jcmdnal)oh-n-inini, s. vintner, pro-
ducer of wine, vine-dresser, wine-
pressor; pi. -^oag.
Jominagawaiij, s. an. pi. -ig, S. Jo.
minatig
s. money-box, snve;
Jominatig, s. vine; pi. ~m,
Jomingicen^ (nm) n, v. or, nin jojo.
mingiven, freq. I have n smilinjj
joyous countinance; 3. p. -j; p.
jwa..nid.
Jcmingwetaica, {nin) a. v. an. or,
7nn jojrmdngwetawa, freq, 1 show
him a joyous smiling countinance,
I smile friendly in looking at him;
3. p. oJon..n; \>.jwa..wad.
Jominihng, s. vine-leave; pi. -on.
Jomini-Htigan, s. vineyard; pi. -an.
Jomiwadis, {nin) n. v. or, nin jojo-
miwddisj'req. I am joyous, joyful,
gay; 3. p. -t'; p.Jwa,..nd.
Jo7niwndimvin, s. joy, gaiety, m^r-
riment.
J&niia, s. an. silver; money.
Jcmiil-ndan, {nin) a. v. in. I silver
it, I plate it; 3. p. ojon...; p.
ju'un.,ang.
J<ndia1c<ide, or -^magad, u. v, it is sil-
vered, plated; ornamented with
silver; ^.jwan..deg, ox-magak.
Joniialcc, {iivn) n. v. 1 work in silver,
I manufacture silver-ware, I am
a sUver-smith; 3. p. 1.; p.jioa..led.
(Joniiakeivin, s. manufacturing sil-
ver-ware, occupation and trade of
a silver-smith.
Joniialcewinini, a. silver-smith; pi.
-^oag.
Joniid-maknlc,
pi. -m.
Joniia-mashhimodem, a. dim. purso
pi. -an,
Jmiiag, s. an. pi., silver-money;
pieces of silver.
Jnniians, s. an. dim. shilling; pl.-a^.
Joniimvesdmig, s. an. breast-plate of
silver, (Indian ornament;) pi. -og.
Jcmjo, s. French dog; pi. ~g. Dim.
jonjons.
Jmjowasdn, s. pi. -og. S. Jovjo.
Joshlcogaan,' {win) a. v.in. I polish
it, (wood) I make it smooth; 3. p.
ojosh...; p.Jwa..ang.
Joshkngawa, {nin) a. v. an. 1 polish
or smooth some an, obj,; 3. p. o
josh..n; i^. jwa..tvad,
Jonhkonigan, s. S. Oandinigan.
Joshkmige, {nin) n. v. S. Gandinige.
JosTikotchigade, or -magad, u. v. it
is polished, made smooth; p. jwa.,
dejsr, or -magak.
Joshkotehigan, s. smoothing plane;
pi. -an.
Joshkotcfiigans, s. dim. small plane;
[F. rabot;]pl. -an.
Joshkotchige, {nin) n. v. I plane, i
polish, I smooth; 3. p. 1.; p.
jwash..ged,
Joshhva, or -m,agad, u. v. it is
smooth, polislied, even; it is
slippery; p.jwashkwag, or -magak.
Joshkwabiganaigan. s. trowel; [F.
truelle;] pi. -an,
j6shhi>d}dQfinaige, (nin) n, v. I
plaster with a trowel; 3. p. l.;p,
jwa..ged.
Joshhwahikaan, {nin) a. v. in. I
poolish or smooth it, (metal;) 3. p.
o josh . . . ; p . jwa. . ang.
Joshkivahikatva, {nin) a. v. an. I
polish or smootn some an. obj. of
metal or stone; 3. p. ojosh..n; p,
Jwa. .load.
Joshkioadaagan, s. skate; pi. -an^
*NOTE. The two first syllables in this and
the following: seven words, could also be
written joshJcwa. . . But they are rather pro-
nounced >oiMo...; and therefore we write
them so.
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■ToskhmJae, (mn) n, v, /skate; 3.
p. l.;p.jwa..ed, '
J6skhmdjiwe,(nin)n.v. I .lescend
a hill Bluiing, / slide cJown-hiU;
J- p. I.; p.jwaeh..wed. .,
'ToshhvaigcUmde, or -magad, it is
ironed with a smoothing iron; p,
■roslikwaiyuiyan, a. smoothing iron,
nat-iron; pi. ^an, '
Jmhkwaiga^e,{nU) n. v. /flatten.
irnJJ'.T^ ^'*^ « smootlungiron, /
iron, 3. p, i.;p. yu,o;..r/c(/.
'loskkwanalila, or -wa/wZ, u. v.
here is a flat smootli Woad rock;
LKilyauM gaiet:] ^kj wash. lag,
or -rnagaJt. *"
JoMivaton, {nin) a. v. m. I make
■Tos-Mwegaau, {^lin) a. v. ?«. I iron
It; 3. p. ojo«h,..;\ujwa,.ang,
'JoMiicegawa, {nm) a. v. an. I iron
JUD
some an. obj. (^^^i^^a, silk, ribbon;)
t&j/r''-"' p- '^■""""'^'- ""?•
Joehmvihule, {nin) h. v. my teeth are
set on edge; [F.j'ailes dents aga
d^'ttgum, (nin) n. v. 1 feel a weak-
nessinmybonesi3.p, i,;p.^-,,^.,
Jot^ganeom, (nin) n. v. I can
scarcely walk, I am weak, fa-
tigued; 3. p. l.;i,.^>,,,.jp^.
./o«'c;iJaTO, («m) n. v. ] am merry.
joyous, bemg half drunk: 3. p. h
P-,9U'aWendang. '
Jou)endam<junn, s. gaiety or iovfui-
ness m half dnnikenness.
JumU,{nm) n. v. 1 am half drunk,
Jinnhuom, s. half drunlienness.
fJiulaivthvc. s. Jewess; ])1, -«•
Judawiniid, s. jew; pi. -.«w,.
^?a/£t«y s Judea, or in Judea, from
or to Judea.
r
"m imHW*'"'
K.
ScrmeworcU uMch are not found under K,'<y>ay he looked for under Q.
.f
KAB
A'a, adv. no, not.
Ka awiia, nobody; or nothing, no,
none, (speaking of «n. obj.)— A'a
aiviin jordia ni/ul aiawaiei', I have
no money.
Ea (jet/o, nothing, no, none,
(speakuiR of i/i. obj.)— /m <jef/o
7nm(i/i, ki ija-gaivadjimin; there 'is
no wood, we will freeze.
Ka masld, not yet.
Ka ningotchi, no where.
Ka v'ika, never.
Kd>i~. This word is only used in
compositions, and signifies all, the
whole; as : Kahi-Muon, all winter;
kale-mhiii, all summer; kahe-ffljt'<j,
all day; kahi-tibik, all night.
Kalieuii, adv. long, a long time.
Kaheijiji'jaitam, {n.ia) n. v. I outlive
yet this day. (a sick dying person;)
:,i:
3. p. -«'; p. hi I.. mid
KuhenJikan, (nm) a. v. (71. I goto the
end of it, (a period of time;) 3. p.
o kah...', p. kch..miy.
KabevdCn or -nuKjad. u. v. the time
arrives; p. ktbt^sseij, or -magak. —
Nuh>rass<igW(_m ga . kahfsscg... ;
when the eighth day was arrived,..
Kalitt Ihikanam, (nin) n. v. I outlive
yet this night, (a sick dying per-
son;) 3. p. -(■; p. keh..7md.
Kahefihikwe, (jdti) n. v. I spend the
whole night in...; 3. p. 1., p. kch..
■wed.
Kahik, in compositions, signifies
pandng, rirminqhy. (Examples in
some of the following words.)
KaMkagoii, y/d/i) u. v. pers. it goes
by me, it passes me; 3. p. kub...;
p. keb..goa.
KAD
Kahikan, {nin) a., v. in. I pass it, /
go farther; 3. p. kah...; p. kc-
likang,
Ka))ikaioa, {nin) a. v. an. I pass him,
I go farther than he is; 3. p. u
kah..n\ p. keh..wad.
Kahlhmsc, or -inagad, u. v. it passes;
p. kch..seg, or -magak. It passes
noon, (it is more than twelve
o'clock,) kahikosse nawukive, or
kahikona wakwe.
KaJ, leg. This word is always con-
nected with a possessive pronoun;
as : Kikdd, my leg. Okudan, his
legs. — The k is softened into c/ in
compositions; as : Alogadc, he' has
four legs. Nin dcwigode, I have
pain in my leg. GihohHiadctflnn .
he broke his leg, etc.
Kddadjim, {nin)n. v. 1 don't tell all
of it, I conceal some ui my report;
j3. p. -0; p. kuia..mod,
Kudadjiinotawa, (nin) a. v. an. I
don't tell him the whole of it, I
make him an incomplete rejiort;
^3. p. o kad..n; p. kaia.."'ad.
Kudddje'ino/rin, s. incouiplete report,
where some circumstances are not
told; pi. -an.
Kddawa, (nin) or, nin kddafnnica,
a. V. a». I hide or conceal it to
him, I hide s. th. belonging or rel-
ating to him; I don't tell or declare
hims. th.; 3. p. okad...n; p. ka-
iddawod.
Kddjigudu. or -magad, u. v. it is
hidden, concealeil, secret; p. /Iwi..
dnj, or -magak.
Kddon, (nil') a. v. in. I hide it, con-
ceal it, I keep it secret; 3. p. a
Jcadon; p. kaiddod.
KAG
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'or under G.
^/y, 8. porcupine, (a kind of I ar ere
ofthiH word issofteWinto^, ij
composu.ons; as : JraJ^4 a
a young porcupine; pi. -aj7. *'
^'l£-^t\^'''>^ "/ ^' ^ am very
•arge, J. j,. _i. p. ^.^^..^^^
iSf if'i"'"' "• ''■ ^ ^•■^t'^h a very
large fish in my net: 3. p. 1 • n'^
I^<tj<igi,s. raven; [F. corbeau;] pi.
There is alwavs a possessive pro-
noun prefixecl to tliis word; as
KAK
i\ m U<ia,jim my uvula; H /[•«//«.
^m thy uvula, &c. (The finalm
IS the possessive terminalion. S.
Term )"*'"' ^^"P" ^'" P^ss^-''^-
^(Hy\fih s. raven-duck; cormor-
ant, (bird;) pi. -^^j^.
Jyaga^iwanj, s. an. hemlock; \F
pruche;] pi. -j-^. ' ^'^•
Kam.jowanjiki, s. hemlock-forest;
^pl. -wan. '
Ku'ja,jiwan.jiwaho, s. hemlock-tea,
(tea made by boiling little branches
ot hemlock in water.)
E^amigiwihoj, s. raven's beak. (Thn
ndians call so a kind of small iron
lamp. ) PI. -in.
M>jdm, adv. S. Juiiqoh.
Ivwjvje. adj. perpetual, everlasting,
eternal. This word is never used
alone, it is always connected with
a substantive or verb. (Examples
in some of the following words )
luuiuje hauadjiUisowm, s. eternal
jiainnation.
Lariije Umadidioin, s. life everlast-
^niLr, eternity.
Ka(ii,ie Jawendai/osiwin, s. eternal
salvation.
ITamgehimic,, adv. perpetually.etern-
ally, ior ever and ever.
£d<,mi, adj. and adv. Ot. S. Aagiae.
Koijin'Kj. ^ •'
-^V'j^Aj'aiJv. always, continually,
Lagvhwai; s. porcupine-quill, (used
by scpiaws for embroidering after
the Indian fashion;) pi. -a«^"^'
J^mufnw, 8. Porcupine Mountain,
ijake Superior. '
A'ugwaiun, s. un. the skin of a por-
cupine; ]A.-u,i. • ^
J^inaijwt-Unuididd, the Eternal,
Kmndjt,ia<lcij,^. 8. a. a hidden thing,
secret, mystery; pl.-»„, *^'
Kmakamis, {nin) n. v. S. Kakd-
mine.
KAiuikamidwin, s. Kaknminewin.
Kaka, or HUf^h. They say this word
to children, to express that s. th.
IS bad or dirty.
Kuhdbika, u. V. there is a cascade,
a cataract, a waterfall over a steep
rock; p. kek..]cag. ^
A«/-«J«Aa„^ ,n a place where there
dacl ' ^*' '° °'"^'^'" ^"^^ '■*
Kal-abiicawan, u. v. S. KalcaUha.
Kakalnkedjtwan, u. v. there is a
strong rapid in a river over rocks.
r/']\¥}^^ cascade; p.M..a«f/.
Kakalnshe, s. screechowl, (an owl
whose voice is supposed by Indians
to toretell misfortune or death;)
Kakakdmmnd, u. v. it is square; u
kcJcijak. ^'
Kahikij/ad, u. v. it is square, ( stuff;)
y- l-eh..i/ak. '
Kal-aki(jm moshwe, n. v. 3. p. the
handkerchief is square, («n. obi.)
Kakdm, adv. sudden, short, short-
ening the way.
Kakdniaam, (nin) n. v. I shorten my
way, I go by the short way, (trav-
elingm a canoe or boat;) '3. n 1 •
^p. M-..a«^. '^ ^ ■'
Kakdmibato, {nin) n. v. I run by the
short way; 3. p. ].; p. kclc.tod..
Kakavwie, {nin) n. v. I die suddenly
or, I die after a short illness; 3. p
!•; p. AreA. .«<</. '
Kakdrninewin, s. sudden Jeath, or
cloath after a short illness,
Kahwuffhka, (nin) n. v. 1 take the
shorrvvay;3. p.l.;p. Ae/i;../lW.
KAM
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KA8
(/«, n. V. S. Kaka-
Kiiknm nind
minMa>
Kal-ainwikii'edwpam, {nin) n. v. I ^o
(by water) from (inu point straight
to another, shortening my way; J.
p. V; I'- krk,.iin(j,
K(ikiiwcni{jitjan, h. cartilagi", gristle.
Kdfct'tian, broast. There is always q
)iossessive pronoun prelixed to this
word; as: Nin kakignn, my breast;
hi kaki'jan, o kukt'i/an, thy breast,
his breast, otc.
Kdkina, ndv, and adj. all, the whole,
all of it, entirely.
Juikina (jajd (hiiehwctaiuj, p. s. a. he
that believes all, a credulous per-
son; pl.-if/,
Kahina l-dchitwan'i'udacifmdjig <jfji-
gonff ehiiljiij o gijujadomiwh. All
Saints day; [F. la Toussaint.]
JTali.'i, {71m) u. V. Ot. S. JCa^.
A'akifchishhiJiiJen,, {nin) u, v. I
gnash, 1 gruid or collide the teeth;
^3. p.-i; p. hk.^nid.
I\akiwe, (nin) n. v. I traverse or
cross a point of land on foot; 3. p.
^1.; p. kfkiirpd.
KaHwconan, s. a place where they
traverse a point of land, ( walkiiig
through a portage, etc. ) V rom this
word is formed the name of the
Lake Superior Mineral Kegion,
Point Jucicoiaw. It is a point of
land which is crossed or traversed
on foot through the Portage. Its
proper Indian name is Kakiwio-
nan.
Kakitressatd, {nut) n. v. I cross or
traverse a point of land, (partly in
a canoe through a portage;) 3. p.
^1.; p. hk^.tcl.
Kahwataijiudant . Jutk/i'atagi'Jidamow-
in. KahvatiKjia. Kakwatagitmciiu
(Ahj.) S. Kiitcujcndam. Kotagenda-
moioin, Kotagia. Kotagitowin>
Kakwidjwh, s. S. Mtsmklikwidjuh,
Kwman^tigweiag, s. S. Oamanetig'
weiag.
Kamig, kamuja, at the end of words,
alludes to the ground; as: xlnania-
kamig, under ground; ovakamiga,
there is a level ground; auihelca-
viiga, there is a rising ground, etc.
k'umitiiirangagainag, s. .S. Uamitd-
wnii^nga)niig>
Kan, as' end-syllable in compound
words, signifies honr. This word
is always connected with a iios-
scssive pronoun; as: JS'ihm, kikdn,
>kiin,jiihina/r, my bone, thy l)one,
his bune, my bones, etc. In ct)m-
]iositions the k is changed into ;/;
as: Makdgan; bear's bon«!; arni/cu'
gim, beaver's bone; nin jctigane, I
feel weak in my bones.
Kdna, {nt'n) a. v. an. I hide him,
conceal him, (a person, or any
other an. obj.) 3. p. okanan; [k
hiidnadi
Kang, or shkanj^ as end'syllable in
some compound words, alludes to
a nail of a person, (on hand or
loot,) to a hoiif of an animal, to a
claw of an animal or bird. But the
k of^'a;y'is softened into g in coni-
liositions; as; Makoganj, bear's
claw. Jidnjigoganji, one-'hoofed
animal, horse'.
Kdjiadad, u. v. S. Kdpan.
Anpadig, n. V. 3. j). S. Kapisi.
Kdpan. Ui V. it is inflexible, it is
brittle, it cannot be lient, it breaks
when bent; p. kaidpang.
Jvdpid, n. v. 3. p. it is inflexible,
brittle, it cannotbe bent, (a/i. obj.)
p. kaia...sid,
Ji'as, (nin,) n. v. I am hidden, con*
cealed; [L. lateo;J also, I hide my-
self, 1 abscond; 3. p. kaso; p. kaid-
fiod,
Jyas, as end-syllable in some verbs,
signifies didaimiU'/tion, feigning,
as: S\'ind anuniiek-aK, I feign reli-
gion and piety. Nind akosikas, I
dissemble sickness.
Ka>'ihkdl)i{finama8,{nin)r. v. I choke
or suffocate myself with a' rope; 3.
p.-o; p. kxsh..S(Kl,
Kaskkdhigir, amaum, (nin) a. v. an. I
choke him with a rope or cord; 3.
p. kagh..n; p kesh.:wad.
Kashkdhikan, (nin) a. v, in. I lock
it; 3, p. o/kodh.,,; p. kesh..ar.g.
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177
). Gamitd-
h'ashhahilcaujade, ot-mngad, \i. v it
IS ockedj p. hexh.Mg^ or-mamh
K,iM(ahikai<jan, s. look; pl.-at
'^<'xhk-abikn>^janhikomi,iauak, s. pad-
A7«A^-a6,>rt/yf7^//-«,r«/;i) n. V. I mRll-
ulau ire lurks, I am a locksmith:
•J- P- l.;p.^r»//..Ar</. '
^i"»Md/n{-cu;/aiiU-('>rin, a.work trade i
'Jcc.ipation of a locksmith, lock- '
inanufaclurc. ' |
^^us/d-ii/>ikaiyanil-ewtntm, s. lock-
smith, lock-manufacturer; dI -
(Cashkakide, or-mariad, u. v. it 1„mtis
all up, It IS consumed by (ire: p.
kegh..deg,OT~ma<iak.
'>'a^hkdhi<jant,)disU7iin)r. v. I cover
mybrHastjJ.p. o; p. ^•.,A..«r;rf.
ii(''^Maki<ja/ieo7i, a. breast-pin; pl.-
h'lsAkdkos, (wm)n, v. 1 burn up I
am consumed by (ire; 3. p.V; p.
lutshkamabxloncshka, (nin) n. v mv
mmithisstopped;3.p. l.;p.;fce,£
luiM-aodji,iikch, {nin) n. v. I liave
iny hands under my arms, (1 keep
the hands under the armpits;) 3 n
-f, p. kes/i.-bid. '■
h'ashkcndagwad, u. v. it is sad, af-
mctitig, grievous, sorrowful, mel-
ancholic, lonesome; p. kesh..wak.
'^(i»/ilcmdagwakamig, adv. sad sor-
rowful. '
h^ashkCndam, {nin) n. v. I r.m sad,
melancholy. afHicted, sorrowful
df^ioctcd, grieved; I am homesick
Kashkendamia, {nin) a. v aw I
make him sad, afflicted, I give' or
cause him sorrow, trouble, niilic-
tion; I hurt his feelings; 3. p. o
fCashkaidamidee, (nin) n. v. mv heart
IS afflicted, sad, grieved, 1 am sad
;j/7""yheart;3.p.j.;j;.;fc,,A..ed,
Kai<kkendamideewin, hearty sorrow
sorrow of the heart. °""ow,
KAS
Jinshk&ndamitdn, (nin.) a. v. in. t
hear it with sorrow, with sadnesaj
'«• p. okuiih...;p. kexli..ang.
futshkindamifn'na, {nin) n.. v. an. I
hear him, or listen to him, with
worrow.with H.idne88;3. n.okash..
>y, p. k<'»h..v'iul.
Kanhhndanunvin s. sorrow, sadness,
"iNiction. melancholy, trouble;
home-sickness.
Kiixhkihid,', or~M r,/nd, u. v. it in tied
/-"'! I'!;**-,!!'-' !'• ^■^''/i-deg, or-,nn>,nk.
iy.ii.'<M:il„<lji,ian, a. any object tied up
in s. th.; especially an Indian inecl-
icinc tied up in a little rag or piece
^o( leather- |.|.-fl,i. '
Kaahkibidon, (nin) a. v. in. 1 tie it
"P m a handkerchief, etc.; 3. p. o
J-("<h...;\xkesh..dod. ^
Jui.s/>kthMa,inin)a.\. an. I tie uii
sorneaw. obj.ins. th.;3. p. o kash
• fi; p. k,a<h..nad.
luishkihis, {nin) n. v. I am tied up
in.s. th.;3.p.-o;p. te;4..,o(/.
J^u^hkidimehu,m, s. garter; pl.-a«.
JiusMikanokan, a. the threshold of a
door; i)l.-a7(.
Aaskkifdnkad, u. v. it is dark, dark-
ness; IK k<sfi..kak.
AaHikiwcgi\m, {?iin) a. v. an. I wrap
hiin up in 8 th., I swath him up.
• -.l'. kask..n; p. kc^L.nad; imp.
A'ann..(fin. ^
^Mwrginan,{nin)^. v. /„. I wrap
Jtup.ns. th., I envelop it; 3. p.
l-asL..; p. keoh.ang. ^
J^^as/ikiireginigadc, ov-tnamd, u. v. it
IS wrapped uj, in s, th.; p. ke.fh..
'fen, or magak. ^
Aafknyuurjan, s. a sheet or piece
of stuif, to wrap s. th. in it}pl.-
Katihkiweginiiras, {nin) n. v. I am
wrapped or swathed in s. th.; 3. p.
-r>;-p.kesh..md. ^
liashkiwtginige, (nin) n. v. J am
wrappi„gups.tk;3.p. l.;p.ic«Z
■Kaskasktbissidon, {nin) a. v in 1
srapitons. th.;3. p. o to...:'p.
katas..dod.
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Kds6idu,{nm) r. v. I hide or con-
ceal myself; 3. p.-o; p. kaia..snd.
Kdsotag<m; ( idn) pers. v. it is hidden
to nie; [L. latet rae;] 3. p. o has...;
p. lcai(:..<j<)d.
Kde6tawa.{nin,) a. v. an. 1 hide my-
self before him; 3. p. o /fc««..?t; p.
kaia..wad.
Kdtch-i %{nm) n. v. I cry, 1 weep;3.
p.-o; p. hiintchinuid.
Kdtchirnoshk, (nin) n. v. I cry or
weep »vays; 3. p.-*; p. haia.Md.
Kateahi s. Catechism.
K.d)igh :.i., s. forehead, brow. This
v» Oi d is always preceded by a pos-
sessive pronoun; as: A'««/ta%i/;a?).,
kilcatigumn, o l-aty/ivan; my fore-
head, thy forehead, his forehead.
Kaiolik, Rd], Catholic.
Katolik aimtmiwin, Catholic reli-
gion.
KatoHk cnamiad, p. s. a. Catholic
Chris ian; \^\.-jut.
Kati'uitdag, s. an. "white spruce; pl.-
og.
Xawessa, adv. no, not at all, that
won't do.
Kdwiii, adv. S. Kn.
Kama awiia. luiwin gego, etc. S.
Ka dwiki. Ka geqo, e'tc'.
Kawln emiia endmhiwad , neither of
them.
Kawin Impish, ad\-. not at all, by no
means.
Kwwlngainjgi, adv. not in the least,
not even...
Kawin nind afdssi, I am absent.
Kawin nind agatchusi, I am shame-
less, iinpiulenl.
Siiivin,nv:giJendansi,Iam undecided,
unprepared.
Kaiinnningot. adv. nothinji^. not any.
Kawin, nin. minwendansi, I am dis-
satisfif'd, discontented.
Kawin nin sagakamistssi, I am negli-
gent, 1 am careless.
Keaijehinvagakin, in the morning;
aassing kegijebawagakin, every
morning.
Ki&(jo, adv. e.xpression of prohibi-
tion, don't; [L. noli.]
KID
KeiaU. adv. yet. Kawin keiabi, no
more.
Kejidin, kekijidin, kekejiditte, adv.
quick, quickly, immediately.
Kekek, s. sparrow-hawk; pl.-img.
Kelcendan-ttig gego, p. s. a. ignorant
person, knowing nothing; 'p\.-gog
hego.
Kckowamar/ed , p. s. a. teacher, mas-
ter, school-teacher, preceptor; pi.
Kekin(iatnawind,\>. s. a. scholar, pu-
pil; apprentice; \)\.-jig.
Ktkimiwijiwed, p. s. a. a person that
shows the way a guide ; \^\--jig.
Kima, kema qaie, adv. or, perhaps.
Kepagisid nabugiaaag , a thick boaru;
(F. tnadrier;! pi. kepagisidjig na-
hagisfogog.
KcHhkak:ideg,\y. s. a. brand, fire-brand;
pl.-m.
Keshkashkijvjed, p. s. a. S. Kishka:<h-
kijigewinini.
KetcM-bish igwadisid, or, kekenitnad
lekanuinidjin, p. s. a. adulterer,
adulteress ; pl.-jig.
KetcM-danid, p. s. a. rich person,
^wealthy person; pl.-;2V/.
Ketchi-nishkadkid, p. s.' a. enraged
person, raging person, a person in
a great passion; pl.-;'*'^.
Kidd-omigid, p. s. a. leper, leprous
pel son; pi .->>/.
Ketchitwan'endagosid, p. s. a, blessed
holy person, a Saint in heaven ;
y^.-jig.
KttimcKiisid ninjawenima, I do cha-
rity, t give alms.
Ketimuhkid, p. s a. sluggard, lazy
person; \i\.-jig.
A% pron. thou, we, you; thy, our,
vonr.
Kihins. s. browse, little rod ; pi. ki-
hinmn, a shrub, a bush.
Kid, pron., the same as ki ; {d is the
euphonical letter before a vowel.)
Kidamikati, s. thy chin.
Kidji-, or kidf-. This word is only
used in connection with a substan-
tive or substantive-verb , in the
second person singular, and the
first and second plural. It cerres-
KIJ
Kawin keiabi, no
179
e, you; thy, our.
ponds to the English word fellow-, I
i} liable (Y> or ron, in
KfJ
or the Latin s) ..„.„^ ,„ „, „
compositions ; and signifies simi-
Ian y or equal quality ,• as : AWy'
nJiohtafjewmlnl , a servant liiie
thyself, thy fellow-servant; IL
conservus tuus.] ■• '
fu(/d, s. thy m-jt'ier.
/ffj/i/eh, adv. in the morning. earJv
hujtjehawanad., u. v. it is morning"
inorning-time; [F. la matinee :l u.
Jce(j..ijak. 'J '
Kimjeh-wudn. (nin) n. v. 1 break-
iast;3.f.~z;Y>.hi/..nid.
Juamb-wmintwm, s. breakfast : fG
Morgenessen.] ' ■- "
Kigiwm, s. thy motherhood, thy ma-
ternity.- Gagangmiiian ketchitwa-
wendagmiau, kigiwm mamakaden-
rfw«'tf«/ blessed Virgin, thy mo-
^therhood is wonderful !
Kkfodewishka, (?dn) n. v. I move
with my whole family, my whole
household; 3. p. 1.; p. keg..ka<l.
Kiiaw thy body ; thou, thee, thy-
self. ■'
Kya, adv. beforehand, before, in ad-
vance, by anticl[)ation.
Kijdhate, or-maguJ, u. v. the air is
^.^^r'w'.P- ^''J-^''(l^ or~magad.
/i-yaMu/e, or -magad, u. v. it is
warm (some ^•/^. obj. of metal or
r^?. ,"fi\P' ^'ff'-deg, or-tnagnk.
AyaM-iy,, n. ^■. 3. p. it is warm; (ar..
Ob, of metal J) p. kej..std.
htjalntmgan, s. stove, box-stove ;
\n.~an. '
Kijdddti, {nin) v. a. in. I watch it
guard it ; 3. p. okij...^ p. kejadanq.
Kyadnwass, {mn-) n. v. I guard a
child, (or children;) 3. pT-^ ■ p
kej..wd. ' \
mddige, (nin) n. v. I guard the
lodge, house, village, etc., I remain
at home when all go awav ; 3 t)
i.;p. %'..r/frf. ' ■ ■'■
Kijadigemmn.i, a. guardian, watch-
man; pi.-wag.
Kyddis.^ {nin) n. v. S. Kijcwadis.
K9.j<ulistmn, s. S. Kijcivadidwin.
f^ijagaimde, n. v. it is warm, (water
orany liquid;) p i-ey..(/fj,.
^Svfr^T*' '.'"■«) ■•• V- I warm mv
heait bydrinking something warm;
jJ: V--"'-! V-kfj..md.
Mjagamuan, {nin,) a. v. in. I makr
It warm, I warm it, (water or so-
me other liquid;) 'S.\xokiia. :
p. kej..anq. '
J^'Mgcule 'ov-magad, u v. it is cut
by accident, or bv mistake ; p. kri
-deg, or--maqak. ' "- .
Mjaigas, {nin) n. v. I am cut by ac-
cideni or by mistake; 3. p.-« ; ,,
/y;..s<jd. ^ ' '
Kiiakiganes, {nin) r. v. I warm niv
breast;3.p.-o;p. ^,^'..sarf.
Ji^ijana, {nin) a. v. an. I guard him,
1 watch over him; 3. p. o Ujanan:
,P- kejanad.
mdvdis, {nin) r. v. I wound myself
icut myself; 3. p,-^; p. kej..8od.
KtjaU^ OT-magad, u. v. it is warm
(warm weathe^' ;) p. hejateq.Qx'-
magah. '' J. -
Kijdwd {nin) a. v. an. I wound him
cut him, (not purposely;) 3. .."
ok%j..u; p. kfjavad ; imp. /&«/d. '
Ji-ijnwenda>i, {nin) a. v. in. I env>
It ; 3. p. „ hj . ; p. kej..ang.~Ni].
kymrendan kzntw ; kawin nin dr-
dodmi^m. I envy thee; I ought not
to do so.
^iAivendjige,{ndn) n. v. I envv, 1
teel envy, 1 feel pain at the sight
of any good quality, excellence or
feIicityofoth6r8;3. p. 1. ; p. yt-e/..
Kimwendjigewin, s. envy, envious
disposition of mind, pain felt at
the sight of some good quality or
prosperity of others.
\Kmtvemma,{nin) a v. an. 1 en\ v
I hiin; 3. p o hj. .n\ p. kej. .mad. "
Aijawenindtwin, s. envy. S. Kim-
wendijigeioin.
Kije-Munito, God.
KijcManito o masinaigan, the book
of God, the Holy Uible.
liye-Maniio o maninaigan nind od-
Jtndan, I swear on the Bible ( 1
kiss the book of God.) '
Eije-Munitow, {nin)r\.\.l am God;
3. p.-t; p. ICi:j,.n'id.
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KIJ
Jvije-Mnniiovwin, s. (Jodher.d, di-
vinity, divine nature.
Kijewutlin, (nin) n. v. I am good, be-
nevolent, charitable, enrnpassion-
ate, humane, clement, amicable ;
hospitable; 3. p.-i; p hej,.sid.
Kijewadv<itadimm, {hiii) com. v. we
are charitable to each other ; p.
h'j..didjig.
Jiijewtiduitawa, {nin) a. v. an. I am
charitable to him ; 3. ^.okij,.n;
p. l-1'J..wad.
Kijewdduim/i, s. charity, benignity,
bounty, goodness, kindness, bene-
volence, clemency, amicability.
hc..jMtality ; compassion.
ICi'Ji, in compositions, signifies fast,
quick; atrong. (Examples in some
of the following words.)
K'^jibadinol'e, {nin)n. v. I turn round
until I fall down, (as children do,
playing ;)3. p. 1. ; p. kej..lced.
Kijihata, [niii.) n. v. I turn round
(for a wh'le,) I whirl round; [F. je
tournoie ;J 3. p. 1. ; p. kej.dad.
SiJihaweUnaJiij/ranahifc, (nin) a. v.
an. I turn a grindstone; 3. p. o kij..
n; p. ]cej..na(i.
Kijihnweoinan., (nin,) a. v. in. I turn
it round with a crank, (in. obj.)
3. p. h'J... ; p. Jcej..an(j.
Kijih welnntgan, s. crank; [F. mani-
velle;] jil.-aw.
Kijihdwehinige, yiiiri) n. v. I turn a
crank; 3. p. 1.; p. kfj..ged.
Kijibenddn, {mn) a. v. in. I think
always on it; 3. p. o Icij... ; p. k^..
ang.
Kyibenima, [nin) a. v. an. I think
always on him ; 3. p. o kij..n ; p.
hej. .mad.
Kijlhide, ov-^nagad, u. v. it goes or
glides fast, quick ; p. kej..(ieg, or-
magak.-Ani/nd ishkote-nahihwatian
geget kitchi kiJiJddewan ; some
steamboats go very fast indeed.
Eitihideeshkassa, (nm ) a v, a7i. I hang
him on a cord and turn him round,
until he feels sick, as Indians do
to wicked children, for a punish-
ment;) 3. p. kij..n ; p. k^..sad.
Jiii'ihima, {.nin) a. v.
nim; 3. p. o kij..n ;
an. 1 speak of
p. kfj..mad.
Kijihvidan, {nin) a. v. in. I speak of
It ; 3. p. kij... ; p. kej..amj.
Kijidc., ox--magad, u. v.'S. Kijote.
Kijidjiwan, u . v. it runs fast, ( liquid,)
there is running water ; a rapid or
rapids ; p. h'j..a»g.
Kijiga, OT-magad, \\. v. it runs fast,
(speakmg o'( the sap running oiil
of maple-trees in spring, in sugar-
^making;) p. kfjigag. ox-7nanak.
Kijiydh, {nm) n. v.' 1 look at s. th.
steadily; [F. je regarde fixement;]
3._p.-?!; p, kej..hid.
Kijiydhama, {nin) a. v. an. I look at
him steadily, watching him ; 3. p.
o kij..n ; p. kej..mad.
lujigdhandan, {nin) a. v. in. I look
at it steadily ; 3. p. o kij... ; p. kej..
ang.
Kijiganona, {nin) a. v. an. I speak
to'him loud ; 3. p. o hj..n ; p. kej..
nad; imp. kijigovoj.
Kijigendam, {nin) n. v. I think or
desire earnestly ; 3. p. 1. ; p. hj..
ang.
ISjigenddn, {nin) a. v. in. I desire it
earnestly, strongly ; 3. ^.okij.,.;
p. hej.. ang.
Kijigenimd,{nin) a. v. an. I desire
strongly some an. obj.; 3. p. o kij..
n; p. kej. .mad.
Kijiidnimad; u. v. there is a gosd
fast wind, ( that makes us sail fast;)
p. kcj..mak,
Xijiidbh. {7iin) n. v. I sail fast; 3. p.
L ; p. kej. .ill.
Kijij , in compositions , signifies
atxang, durable. (jL^xamples in so-
me of the following words.)
Kijijd, adv. strongly, soundly. — Ka-
win kijija nin himadidssi ; I don't
live strongly, (I am not in good
health.)
Mjijawad; u. v. it is durable, strong;
p. kej..wah.- Geget kijijawad kiiaw,
kawin wikn kid akosissi ; thy body
is strong indeed, thou art never
sick.
'ijijawigam, {nin) n, v. I have
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KiJ
V. in. I desire it
I sail fast; 3. p.
n, V. I have
strength in my bones, (I am a
strong man ;) 3. p. I. ; p. ^,y..^,,,y.
Jr^?ijm'ts,{7nn) n. v. l am durable,
strong, vigorous; industrious, per-
severing ,n working ; 3. p.-i ; p.
KtjTJojwi&ifwm, s. vigor; industry.
Atjika (mn) n. v. I go on quid 1
hythihato {mn) n. v. I run fast ; 3.
P-l-;p-%..^r;a. '
mikmmyad, u. v. it goes or runs
fast ; p. l-ej..gal.
Hnl^an ntnmasinavian, (nin) a v
T'Ji^y ""^ '^'''^'^'' («•■ '"y debts,)*
I settle my account ; 3. p. ,; Bi..;
Kvjihis,(ni,i) r. V. I clear myself of
my debts, I pay all; 3. pZ-o ■ p
Kijikawa, (nin) a. v. an. I pay him
my debt, I settle with him; 3. p. o
ktj.ji; p. kej..wad.
Kejtkinmwe, (nm) n. v. I make a
largetire_;3. p. l.;p.^e;..^^^,
Aijtkos, ynm) n. v. I get hurt by car-
rying too heavy a load; 3. p.-j • n
kej..sod. ' '^'
Kijindagan, 8. contagious sickness,
pest.-S. Jifiddgan.
mimse, {nin) n. v. S. KiHka.
Mmmigmg {nin) n. v. my pulse
beats quick ; 3. p.-„ ; p. kejljad.
Kij,pihwatm, {nin) n. v. my back
gets warmed; 3. p.-o; p. kej.sod.
Jiijis,{mn)n. v. I am warm, I feel
heat m my body; I have the fever;
S. p.-o; p. kejiscd.
Aipsan, {nin) a. v. in. I warm or
re- warm it; 3. p.okij...; p. keji-
sang, i > r j
Kijis gan e. a warmer; [F. rcchauf-
Jon ;] p\.-an.
iLiji^ige, {nin) n. v. I warm or re-
warm ; 3. p, \.;p.]c€j..ged.
Atn6.Ais, {nin) r. v. I warm myself,
I get warmed ; 3. p.-^ ,- p. ]cej..sod.
Mji,osse,{n,n)n, v. I get warm by
vyalk.ng; 3. p. 1. ; p. ^^^•.,,,^.
Kmsowaptne, {nin) n. v. I have the
fever with great heat ; 3. p. 1, ; p.
Kej..ned. ^ ' *^
[Kijisowapinnvin, s. fever with heat;
[(j. hitziges Fieber.]
AJjimwin, 8. heat in the body; fever.
A?me bines7ii, n. v. 3. p. the bird
flies quick; p. A:e;Mse</.
^ijistva, {ma) a. v. an. I warm or
re-warmsomet//,.obi.;3. p.oM..
,,!*'. P- l^'iJ'Wad ; imp. kijiswi.
Aijtwngonoija, or-magofl, u. v the
snow IS settled, the snow is sunk
^,T" '^l^ ^^!^-^ P- *^i-W. or-ma-
i/ak. 1 he same cignification han
apmnagonaya.
Kijiwe, {nin) f speak loud; 3. p 1 •
p. kejiwed. t- •■>
EiHwemagad, u. v. it sounds loud, it
has a strong sound; p. k€i..qak.
Ayiweweiashka, oc-^nagad, there is
a loud roaring of fhe waves, high
j^'}~^>P-'^ej.Mg,or-magak.
Jit^iWeweUm, {nin) a. v. in. I make
^M inin) n. v. I am warm, (in a
iS^''' ^"'^' ^'''•^ ^' P- *' P-W«-
KiioUke, {nin) n. v. I melt snow to
have water; 3. p. 1.; p. %. .^.
Azjogade, {nin) n. v. m- legs ar*
warm;3. p.l.-n.ia^'..^^^.
Aijma,or-magad,n. v. it is warm,
a/ "^'-^ P" ^"'J-'<^9^ or-wa-
Kijojcawa, {nin) a. v. an. I warm him
with niy body, lying with him; 3.
p. kij..n\ p, kaj..wad.
Jiijokcdadimin, {jiin) com. v we
Tl"^- J"}". °^^®''; 'ying together,
p. kai..duijig.
Atjonike, {nin) n. v. my arms are
.,}y^™=3-p-i-;p. %..W.
A^jomndji,{nin) n. v. my hands ar«
warm; 3. p. 1.; p. kaj.djid.
Aiiopts, {nin) n. v. I dress warmly,
1 have warm ciothe8on;3. p.-«; p
kaj..sod. ^ ^ ^
Kijos ifnin) n. v. I am warm and
cmnfortable; 3. p. Ujod; p. hajo-
MjosMn, (nin) n. v. i He warm; 3.
P- 1.; p. kaj..ing.
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KIK
18'i
KIK
/• ;.i
KijonUh-, [inii\ n. V. my ToPt nrr
yviirm; :i. p. I.; p. /•(//..</,i(/.
A'ijoo.or iiutijdil, u.'v. it is wnrin.
(in II loduo. luxisp, etc.) p. I'tijoii'ij,
or nuKiid'.
h'ikiiiijaii, H. mark fopniilrtriivi^lcis,
or to point out dimj^nrons \AncvM
t)M tli(! road; pi.-a/;.
Kikniiji; {niii ) i\. v. I mnl<(^ marks
on thp road,(s('ttin>; iin hninclicN,
ol<'.) to dir'Tf or wan; tho traveler;
}}■ p. 1.; p- hi-..(/,'<f.
A7^'«f.w/.( /;(;*) a, 'v. ail. \ ])iit n«id(',
or set apart, soino iifi. olij.; :«. p. o
h'i:.ni p. kt^h.ivi.
h'ihUi>fi,{»i/i ) n. V. /«.. I put it aside,
I sot it apart;;), p. »/!"j"l...; p. Ma-
tiui.
Kikinihum.Uiin) ii. v. 1 pm known;
3. p.-i'; p. hk.fuL
Ki,k('tui(ujtviul,\\. \. it IS known; p.
M.. »•'(/;.
KikeiulainiiivfAmn^ n. v. I maki-
ki\own, 1 inildish, announces, tlr;
3. J). 1,; p. k-ek-.tmi.
Kik*'inht)mv(yii\^mn')ti. win.. I make
it known, publisli it, annoiinco it;
3. p. ohl\..; p. M..W(I.
Kik^ndamoa, (titn) a. v. an. T mnk(>
him know s. th., I make known to
liim 8. th.; 3. p. o Hk..fi; p. keH:.
ad.
KiterkhwuHih' !(•(', {mn)n. v. S. A'ik-
eniiamiiii'i'.
Kih'»fltiniixfJ>'wm-, (nin) a. v. «n. S.
A'ike'uir, ni ii U'cn .
Xike/uiamona, (wi») a. v. an. S. A'lJs-
erxfanioa.
i^ikend(i»mivi)i,s. knowledge of s. th.
Kikendnn, {iiiii) a. v. in. I know it,
I am aware of it, I experience it;
3. p. kik...\ p. kck...aii<f.
AW<'«</(i.v^, (nin) n. v. I know; I am
learned, 1 possess science; 3. p. o;
j>. kfk..i>n1.
Atketiddgsoirm, s. knowledge; sci-
ence.
JCik<m4jfi/><^rimni, s. a learned man,
a scholar; pl.-^^'a*?'.
Kikindjigade, ox-iiiaijad, \\. v. it is
known, it is public; p. kik-detj, or
magak.
h'ike/nlJit/<>, (nin) n. v. I know; 3. p.
1.; p. ki'k..giul.
Kikinim,i, (inn) n v. an. I knoiv
him; 3. p. I) kik-.n, p. krk..mad.
A'ikrnimUs, {nin) r. v. I know my-
self; 3. p. e; |). ki'k..ii<id.
A'lkihiki/nifKhi, h. grey lark; (C!. cen-
drille;! ]}\.-i,i,/.
Kikimd, ( «///) a. v. an. ! piomise
luiu a rende'/.-vouN, I promiHe him
to he at sueli a pjare at snch a
tune; 3. p. n kik..n\ y kfkitnad.
htkinitnildiradt', iir- inui/iiJ, u, v.
there are sea-markN, Imoys, to di-
rect atid warn the navijiator; p.
krk..dni, m niitijak.
h'Uindndtiiran, s. nu. Hea-mark.hnoy ;
also, mark on the lei^ to Koide arid
warn the traveler; [ K. haiise;] pl.-
Kikinntidawain/>, (fiin) ii. v. I put nj)
.sea-marks; 1 put up luanehesfor
olhor marks) on the ice to guide
travelers; 3. p. 1.; p, kck..a>d.
Kikinairadahairana, (nin) a. v. an. 1
give him private haptism, or lay-
liH|)tisin; 3. ji. okik..n; p. k«k..nad;
imp. kik..waj.
Kikinnirridad, u. v. it is remarkable,
it IS easy to he IVjund, to l)e seen,
t( 1)0 recognised, to be noticed; p.
k&k..dak,
h'ikinai<'ud(ik>i'ai/jodfl, or-nta(jad, u.
V. there are marks on the trees for
the traveler to find out the trail
thi-ough the woods, the tiees are
hlftzed; i). h'k..deij, or-vuKjak.
Kikinniraaakirai^jan, mark on a tree,
blaze; \)\.-an
Kikinaii'ddakivaigc, (nin.) n. v. 1
blaze trees on a road or trail; 3. p.
1.; kek..ged.
Kikittair<iii(nda</og, (nin) n. v. I am
marked, 1 am considered a mark,
a sign; also, T am circumcised; 3.
p.-»; p. k«k..(.id.
JCikinau'ddendaijoniivin, s. the state
or situation of being a mark; cir-
cumcision.
Kikivawddendagwad, \\ . v. it is mark-
ed, it is considered a mark; p. ktk
..wale.
irtK
1S3
KIK
h'lUnavHUlrndnn, ( vin) n. v. in. \
niiuiik it. ill rnv t.tioiiKht«, (in or-
ilor to rorojfnisR it ii(t«rw!inls;) I
roiiinrk it to folic.w it; ;j. p. „ Hi:..;
\>. !,rli\.an^.
/\iiiHiiwiii/mim.(t, («;'/;,) a. v. an. I
rciiiaik him in my tlionKlitH to n'-
'■(Hrni.sc. h-in; I nunark him to fdl-
low hin;, to imitate him; .'J. p. „li-tk
.,»; p. ky'k..ni,<ul.
h'ikmawAdj, adv. in a rcinnrknhlt-
miinmir, caHy to bo found, seHn, no-
ticed.
h'iHnaiva<1jl,(m„.)n. v. I am mark-
ed: I am (•irc(imc-i8p<l;:{. \t.o-\k<k..
wa.
/uiitiatviic/Ha, (nm) a. v. an. I mark
fiim, 1 put a mark on a Merson, or
on any othor on. ol)j.;alH(., I tfd! or
indicate to him a mark or murkw;
I circumcise him; :i. p. „ kik..nn>.
keh.,ad.
Kihinawndjiiwr.^ (nin)n. v. I mark: I
k,4..
indicHUi 'mark«; 3. p. 1.
whI.
KiHnawddjion, or, kiUnawadjimnn,
8. any mark; circiimsion; I'mnner,
^/Iiik; p\ an. S. h'ikixwn.
luHnaiixidjitawa, (nm) a. v. an. I
give him or t(!!l liim a certain mark,
to find 8. th.; :j, p. o kiL.n: p. k<'k
.wad.
hlkinawudjiU'hitiade, or-maffod, n.
V. It 18 marked; p. k«k..deff,or-^m-
j/ak.
KikinauuidjUchigan, s. mark, sign;
miracle; sight or aim on a gun; pl.-
in,
J> inawddjitcMgas, (nm) n. v, I
ave a mark, /ammarked;3. p.~o:
p. kfk..«(id.
KikinawddjitchUje, (nin) n. v. I
mark; 3- p. 1.; p. kek-.c/ed.
Kikinawndjiton, (nin)' a. v. in. I
mark it, /put a certain mark on it;
^y-okik...;p.kek..tod.
Kikinaivrndma, (virj) a. v. an. J reg-
ulate my rnintl and my thoughts
after his example; 3. p. o kit.n: p.
kek. .mad.
Kikindimip, (nin) com. v. we pro-
mise each other a rendez-vous,
wp proiniNc to one another to meet
" ';7/'"!';i''"'^<'"tacortaM,time;
AtX'/«</<W«,'H.'mutunl promiR« of a
rondoz-vouH, ofnmm,ii„gin«cer.
t III place at a certain time.
'"'»>r' {nin.) n. v. / pnmii«o ly
'•(.•netoarnidez.voiiH.tohepre.-
'•ni-.J. p. X.-.p.ki'k.^ifd. '
hikir.iinmv.,H. promim' to come to a
r'tiilez-vuiiH.
J<-!'''Mam(ull.v>.adn.ai(tnn, n. hwH.
.i.;;.|.ook.schn(.|.|,„ok;p|.^„„;
n^ivwatnadim, in(\. :t. p, r.s. they
(f'ii:h, [P on instrict.J Kikinna-
'■'I'h/Hj, v.h,^rv tl„.v tench, thai
I S III a H<;h()()l. Kikinnamadinaim,
' '; «ooH to Hchool. I{,Hnoamadina
i^^nd ondjjha /come from 8choof.
l^^mimm<ult,,,.tn,(niM) corn. v. we
teach or mstruct one another; p.
k(k..dtdjui. ' '
Kikinoamn'diwaki, the school-section
of a township.
K'kin<Hm.,tdiwigami^. h. house of in-
struction, school-house; SynJ-
gOglK- pi.- „„, ' "J""»
liikinoam,idim,i, h. teachinir. in-
struction giv(!M or received by sev-
mn, and /i^lk^noama(Mt'm.
Kikmonmmjan, h. scholar, pupil, dis-
cn)le,appren»ico;p|.-V
Aikmoamdijc (nin) n. v.'/amtear- 1
ing, /keep school, ] instruct' /
show, /indicate;. 3. p. i.; p.;^,?...
Kikinoanuhjckwe, s. female schoo
teacher, school-mistross; i)|.-^
Atkim>umd(jewm, s. teaching ori •
^striiction yivm.
Kikinoamagminini, s. teacher
school-teacher, school-master; pi'
-wag. ' *^'*
Kikinoamdgminn., s. teaching or in-
struction received.
Kikinoamawa. (nin) a. v. an. /teach
instruct, inform him, / show him.'
indicate him 8. th.; 3. p. o kik..n:
p. keh.wad. '
Kikinonowin. s. a year, twelv*
months; pl.-m.
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KIN
Kikiiiotawa, (nin) n. v. an. I uptmk
ul'tor him, 1 say vvluit ho sayH; .1.
p. ,') kik..>^\\i. ktk..'ctui.
h'ikinounlMntit,(nt'/i) a. v. an. I iini-
tafohim, 1 tit) aH 1 hoo iiini ilt)inH',
I takt' hiH «ixumph'; ;J. p. o /•</(•.,//;
p. lik\.>nii,{.
hiii/iowiiltuinti/, {iihi) pass. v. he
imitali'M inti. I j<iv<< him an tixam-
plt'; p. liiiiioirabamui, he who im-
italt'H mo.
hlh'n(>wulHnniiimi>tn,,oxnm\\\vtiih>n.
imilalitui,
Jk'iki/iiH('iil>(iniliiin'<i,{niii) n. v. /gi\o
or whow an oxamjih^ ;j. p. 1.; ]i.
KiH)K>ivahainUiiii'<'U'in, s. pxampit'
</»iw», (, Ht)t)il twamjiUi, or Ht-aiitial.^
JiiiiinitnubaNiliiu, {iiin) a. v. i)i. j
imitate it, 1 tu)})y it, I mako a simi-
lar thing as I sfo hnforo me; ;». p. <-
Z'*/'...; p. /'(/'..(fwi/.
KikitMViihandj^ntn, a. nxumpio ftir
imitation, mt)'.ii'l, .standard; \\\. an.
JKiiinoii'iiiin\{tiin) n. v. ./jjnitlo, I
ctinducl, J loatl, I 8ht)w the way;
3 p. 1.;^). lirli\.HYif.
Kikiiwwijtu'iuinini, ». guitie, con-
ductor; pl.-(r«;/.
A'ikindici/M,{ni)i) i\. v. »»». J giiiilo
or conduct him, J show him tlic
way; 3. p. kM'-.w; p. hek..nad\
imp. kikinoiHJ.
KiHtaiva, {nin) a. v. tfw, /put marks
(t)r him tin a road or trail, to tliroct
him; ;<. p. o M\.w;p. hlcmtd.
KikiW'iahairatljifit', [nin ) n. v. /give
privato bapt^ism; 3. p. 1.; p. ^;f/t
ff't/.
A'tkiuy/uhawadJ-iij^cSn, s. private
baptism, lay-baptism.
Atiiwfuihaica/ia, {ntn) a. v an. J
five him private baptism; 3. p. o
ii\.n; j>. hi\.nad; imp. Hk..*raJ.
(The same as, «//» Hkinawadalni-
wana.)
KtHu'eiabairas, (nin)n. v. /receive
private baptism; 3. p.-(/; p. M'..««/.
Kiliivion, s. Jlag, banner; pi. -an.
Kiluvtimafio, s. flag-stafi"; pi. -oh.
JTm, pron. thou; thine.
iTmtf/ra, pron. you; yours.
Kinan'inil, jiron. wo; ours.
h'nii(/itii'al)inu'n, (nin) n. v. pi. wo
are ttjgt'lhcr ail mixetl, ol'ditleronl
kiiiilN; ( K. iiDus Nonimes toiispfih"-
nwMi-;) A. p. lin..initr; p. iin..l>i</Ji(j.
Kiniiian'iiiji,niim>aij Jixhihati, the
tlncks aie Nwi'mnlmu !<ilxtly, ol
ditlerent kinds.
h'itiii/anifrithainiiHn, (tiin) n. v. pi.
vvf tuv Miantling lt>Kt,'lher mixed,
t)l tlilVerent kmtis; 3. p. it»«..«'(ij/;
p. krn..ihidjiy.
hiniijaiiiii,iiliniin. (nin') com. v. we
live mixed together in the same
village er town; p. k;n..(li(ljitj.
h'ini</,ari.'.sin. ii. v. it is mixed', things
oCdiflltirent kinds arc together; ji.
/•(7I..IWJ/.
h'inii/ina, {nin)n. v. T mix some an.
obj. Willi another t)bject, (tiry ob-
jects;) ;j. p. kttt..n; J). ken..nad.
Ainit/inan, (nin) a. v, in. I mix
some in. obj. witli another object,
((//•//objects;) 3. p. o /.m...; p. /[-en..
Kinujiniijr, {nin) n. v. I am mixing
togethei objects of tlillerent kinds;
3. j). 1.; p. iYn..tfed.
li'infi/ifi.tin,, u. v.i't is mixed ttjgother,
diderent objects in one nuiss
together; p. /rw..iw(/. ( S. /u/i«</«.
//'/,v,v//.' . )
luniii/tfino. s, Croe Indian; pi. -v.
KinitilUiinihwe, s. Cree stjuaw; pl.-j/.
A'ini,i/ifin,ikn'i'/i/iih, s. a kind of wild
duck; pi. (///.
Kinitanh, tholi in thy turn, thou
now; [F. toi i\ ton tonr.| Kinitunh
■naonnion, eing now in thy turn,
(it is thy t\iru now to sing.)
Kinitiimiira, you in your turn, you
iKi:^v. — Kiniianiiwa tcMnuitHj, (jin'
ivenj nin gi-tvhimeniin nivaii'ind.
Padille iiovv inyoui turn, we have
paddled long.
Kinitanuirind, we in our turn, we
now. — (The person or persons
spoken to, included.) S. Ninitami-
wind.
Juniiv, s. war-eagle; a kind of eagle
that remains almost all day very
high in the air. The Iiidiau
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KIS
will I! <r^. weur Iun fcnthors na mi
oniiiiiunit on iluir IwikIh. TIickc
AdilhdrH are raro, and nol iuibv to
bo olitaiiKxI.— I'l. kiniwag.
KindJr,H. j-iko, (li«l,;) j,l. _.j^.
Kinow, B. an. thy chcok; pi. a,j.
h'i/iai/n, or -'nagad, u. v. it iu thick-
p. hiKujaj, or itiiK/ak. '
hi./ni,j(ihi,jtul, n. V. jt'is thick, stroiiL'
(soino luirrow stull;) p. /!></;. .^/aX;. '
hi/UKiahujini M/iim, n. v. ;} p. the
rihhori iH thi(!k, «tr()n«; ... h'/K.M.
hijiaaahikml, n. v. it in thick: (mo-
}ii\;) \>. k<'ii..kak. ^
h'i})amhiHa,{nitt)n.\.an.. I niakfi
It thick, («/(., ohjuct of nuital or
stone ;}. •).!). oHi,..,r,[>,kcp..ud.
Kipaynhdm, n. v. ;). p. it is thick,
(an. ol)j. of inctul or Htone:) p.
ki'p..suL
KijHif((iliikUi'ii,,{nm) a. v. in. I make
ittliick, (t«. ()l)j. of metal;) ;j. p
oX-vp...; ]). kcp..tod.
Ki/XKjadhi., \t. v. it Ih frozen thick,
(thick ice;) |). ke/> .imf.
Ki('a(ja<iavii. u. v. it is thick, (soinc
luiuiil;) \).kfp..mia.
KiiHtaiujumitirii. {mn) u, v. in. \
MUik.^ It thick, (sonjo Ijcinid;) ;j
1). <>ki/K..; \). kfip .ivd.— O^iuii uj/i.
kipaijaiianUtir)), mandaiidnubo; she
made the corn-soup too tMck.
K/'pufriikum/i/a, or -ma' ad, n. v.
thoro is much cartli, (llic «ood soil
or groiuul is thick, hcforo yon come
to atones or sand undcnuiath;) p
Jrr.p..(/a<j, or -mujak.
Kimujid, Odn) a. v. a». I maRv. it
tluck, or thicker, 1 thicken it, (an
ohj.);). p. ()kip..n;p. kr.p..ad.
Kipairuiud, u. V. it is thick, stronj^
(stufl, clothing inatoriiil;) p. kep,'
f/ak. '
Kipa(ji(ji.n. n. v. \\. p. it is thick
strong, (.<!cm7;tt,silk;) p. kcp..sid. '
K^pagiuisi nnhagimtt/, n. v, 3. p. the
board is thick; p. kep..isid.
Kipayuhima, (nin) a. v. an. I lay it
on thick, or thickly; 3. p. o kip..n:
p. kep. mad.—NawafcA hi da-Upn-
i!isnvman'aM(/an;yo\i ought to Jay
your clay thicker, (in plaatftrinK
Kipa,ju, n. V ;j. p. jt ,« thick,
NtrouK, (a«.ol)j.;p. Xv,;..,,,/.
Aipnt/LMfon, (nin) a. v. in. I jay or
put it on thick or thickly; U. n
kt-p...;\).krp..tod. '
Klpamtm. ( nin ) n. v. in. I make it
thick, I thickcui it, (»«„ obi.) 3. p.
<;ii-p-..;\>. krp..f,jd. *
Kin/ikaan, {nin) a. v. in. I cut it; 3.
{). o k/s/,...;i). kasfi..k(ini/.
hnihhdtani'nikaga, or -nu nid, u. v.
theri! is achiylmnk; ll''. il y a nii
<'core ilt^ «iaise;J p. kaxk.iiaii, or
■nuifrak.
Kluhliidnka, ox-mn<i<id, n. v. thoro
IS a steep rock, 'a pcMpendicular
iihnmt rock or cjilf; there is no
headi hut a IukIi steep rock; p
ku.'ih,..ku(j, or muMuk.
Kisld-uhkad, u. V. it IS cut, (metal
'in. ) I). kilK/i..ki/i:
Ki
in.) |). knnh..kak.
'in/ikadina, or nuigad, u. v. there
IB a very stojp hill, very steep
as(;eiit; p. kash..nu<l, or -')na(/ak.
KiMurpwa, {nin) a. v. an 1 cut his
skm; ;j.j). (,kiah..n; [i. kas/i.,u>ad:
imi). kiKhkuJe.
Jiix/ihikadon,' {nin) n. v. J am ex-
tremely ineaRer, lean, poor; :j. p
~o; \). ku>ih..ii(/d.
A'iM(ikumi{/a, or -maffad, n. v. there
18 a very ^teep place or ground; p.
k,i.ih..<ju(f, or - magak.
hiM'dkidi:, or -rnM/ak, u. v. it breaks
l)y bnrnmg through; \). kmh..de(K
or - inagak.
Kishkakim'in, {nin) n. v. in. 1 burn it
tluotiKh, (1 break it in two by
lire; k3. p, o kh/i...; p. kash..sam/.
J^mMcukinwa, {nin) n. \ , an. I bum
some ((//. obj. throufrh, in two
pieces; 3. \). o kis/t..n; p. koHh..
wad; ini[). kisM'akin.
Mxhkanakad, s. stump of a tree: IF
8onche;| pi. ^o//., *•
KiM-anakadons, s. dim. little stump:
|P. chicotj; pi. -a».
Kinhkanakini mitig, n. v. 3. p. the
top of the tree is broken, by the
wind; p. katsh..sod.
KW
i8rt
KIM
hU*hli(tniim,( m'n) n. v. my lircnthiiiH
IB ml<'mi|tit<il, in rut; 3. p. -o; p,
A'i.t/ilitniliin,[tiin) n. v. »V», I cut it
Willi llu' loclli, I liilc il lliniiijjii;
!). p. ,> h\sh ..; p. liwK.Mint.
(,«»■/») H. V. tn. 1 NiiiUl' ili(> ciiiulli';
p. I'ii.ili.iiiii/.
Kt«hl;tnjiki><{n'i/iin, M. »itnilU'r«; pi.
■in.
A'i*iMttfiM(jiitt, (*)''n) n. v. «'«. T ml
it Willi II m'vtlio or Njcklo, I ntuw
it; ;J. 1). <i N.ih..., p. l<u>i/i..n»>,.
Ki'fM'iDinl-iJinitii, N. Seville, niekle,
rcupum liDok; p. an,
KiohhtnM-(itifr,(in'n) u. V. I lonp, I
l)iirv(<!<l, lout. I mow; A. p 1.; p.
h'i.iM\i.t)il»ii,iftrin, n. Imrv«^st, icjip.
inii; iMowii'in.
Kti!hhiiiM(iii>iinti4'nt, h, \mr\vntt>r,
rrnp»'r; mowi'r; pi. •nuij.
h't»Muiiihh>.'i;iwf, {Ht'n) ii. v. I
down kiuns, I mow; ;t, p. I,
liiiih..H'fyf.
A*xkiM(ri)vti»iM, or i>Kii;iui, ». v.
tlicro is II steep nmul-hill, or a
sleop smulUunk on the lieiieli of h
Irtke, |K. I'eore do f,iilile;| p. i-n.ih..
;/ir;/. or iiuniitk'.
KtMihuijiijitti^, or -nuKfnds w, v. it
is tornor r««nt, (i>». olij.l p. /yw/i..
(/fi/, or »Himk.
Kkihh'hi(IJi,j(K.o, n. V. 3. p. it is torn
or roiit,\(j/i. oW\.) p. hit>h..iii>>l.
Kinhl'iiirti, ^«>H^ a. v. if«. I cut some
««. olij.; ;t. p. ,> h'«ft..ni p. hutk..
«•«(/; imp. h'«Mlt<ifr.
JiiohHhhit^n, (urn) a. v.
nit
; p.
in. I toiir
hsh.,.'y p.
V. (iM. 1 tonr or
JJ. 1 itMid it; ;>.
Jii^ihh'liiM II, (nin) n,
* rend some «m. otif.; A. p. <> li,th..n:,
p. kvsh.muh imi>. I'inhH-ihiJ.
AV,<A/{'«V>*V<i'/iiH. s, rtfi. toluicoo-poiirh;
pi. -«;?. '
Kt^>hNfk>tlt', or -m<jj/'i</, u. v. it is
sawn; p. /(•<i*A..</fir, or -tmuMJi:
ii*ithk>lk>if_fi(/<m, 8. saw, huiui-saw;
pi. -<««.
Aluhl'ilHulil'lfr. ( M»/( ) II. V. I NHW
tneroNs, not aloiii;;) :i. p. |., p.
Ani>h.,<ffrl. -S. 'rnnhhihiulJufti.
h'i*ldihiJji(tru>in, ». NnwinK, (lu'rnMii
onlv, not nioiiu. )
h'hMilmihin, (iilii) II. V. tn. I miw it
tliroiiKli, (iieross;') ',\. p. o^hA...;
\>. l/f.»/i..«/ii(/.
Kifhlilxniit, (ftiii) n. V. rt«. I Mftw
tliroiinh Home nn. olij.; .1. p. o
p. Iiiiith..tirtil; imp. /("/yi/i-
( ;k'» ) n. V.
in two; ;|. p,
(, win ^
oH;
I itin Nnwn
o; p. /(*nMA.i
n.
;i. p,
V.
t.
mv
1 cut
h; p.
(in. 1
i»'.vA../>;
AVWid-fVio.*,
tliroiiKli
,V(»|/.
AVoA/'/i/f ««rM(«'r,
loMRUo Ih cut
h'it:Mi<h>Kiniwiijtrit, {nin) «. v, wm.
I cut lii« lon«uc oil; U. p olioh.tr,
i>. kii.ih..ii;iil; imp. lii.\/i..iH>i.
h'*.ifikiitjinn\ (ttt'n) ti. V. my iiOHn in
cut oil; ftldo, my honc^ is turned
up; I have u lint iiohc; :I. p. 1.; p.
Kutbk-iiliiVhjmi, {ttifi) II. V. an.
Ins rios«» otV; l». p. /) H.ih
/•(/,<//.. /rm/; imp. h'.'^h. jui.
J\'i\'</iitiliiini'/iii'ti, (;«(«") n. V
liite liis nose otV; A. p. a h\i/i..ii; p.
hwh.triii/; iniji. Hfi/t../w<i.
h'iji/>l-*iniiin. («(W ) or, «f» hx/iHifa-
ihin.'w. V. »«. I cut it. I cut il oil";
;i. p. (I h'ah...; p. hi.ih..<int/.
h'inhtiiniil'', {nin) n. v, my leg in cut
olV; :^. p. 1.; p. kdnh.dti/.
JxUki'tinKlfjiri}, [ih'h) ii. v'. «»». 1 cut
his lei) olV, 1 nrnpntalo his log; ;i.
p. o /•fVA,.fj.; p. k(Uili..trad; imp.
*V.sA. .ii'i.
/Ct.ihkiiKit'ijf, (fiin) n. v. [ cut; 1
chop wood; ;t. n. ),; p. htitU..f}t^i.
h'u^hktf/iiHii. (nm) n. v. rr/f. 1 oiit off
some an. ohj.; A. p. o /•m/i..«; p.
k<iHth .Hillf.
AV-oAA/./tJw/f.vii/fj?, (win) r. v. 1 out
olVniy linils; ;i p. -.»; p. l;ifih..goii.
Ki.'ihUiiniirn initNj, {nin) i\. v. ftn, 1
cut ("lown a tree; 3. p. o H^h,.n\ p.
hii>h..fr(i<i.
K.i«kki(fmt-. i)r- III (ujad, u. v. it r«iids,
tears; p, kush..i>^)j, or -^miujitk.
KIH
187
KiS
KmA/, i(/ii>i\ { II in) n. v. my throiit ia
. I'll'; ■'< I' I.; I', kiinh .irril
KLihkntii'<liiiia, \utn) a. v. aii.. I tonr
lii.H hrifl (III; ;i. ,,. „ kuk.n; p.
konli. mill; iin|i. kuh Mtj.
K/x/di,/injw,i., (nin) ii. v. (W. I «riit
liic throiil; ;j. p. o kinli..n\ p. /tWi,.
M'</(/; imp. kiit/ilci^ivi)ioi.
KMhli\ni<,'>i,i, (/((//) a. V. oM. I
Pinhrii.-i. Iiiin, I \mn him; 3. i.. o
ln$A.,iH |». iiuli.,nad; imp. kiii/iJci-
ffwm.
Kii>hki,/w>ii;i. (nin) n.M.iiH. I cut
liiM iH-ck itll, ( liiN Imiid,) I hi'licuif
hiin;:t |i. ,> kiiih..ii,\ p. k-a$k..wail;
_ imjl, /{■/;«//.,{ /////v.
Kif./iliJ(ni,( i,i„) n. V. •'«, I cut it;
;«. II. oivV/. .,• p. kanh..aiuf.
Ki.iMijiiiiul,', or minimi, li. v. it in
nit; |i. k'UKli.ilff/, or -nuuiak'.
KiMij^iiH. {nin.) \\. v.' I um out;
nlm», I Mill cuHtictml, I niii a ouii-
|i''lii;j. !>■ "; |>. kuKh.iiiid.
Ki^ifiki^ipimiiirin, h. caNtiHtioii.
Kiiihkiiniii.<, I iiiii ) r. v. I cut iiiyBi'K
Willi M l;iiil.', :i, p, .-,,; p. kuK/i..*',,/.
KMfih/'im, (////*) 11. V. an. I «mjI hiiii;
I (:n«trii(f! hiiii; U. p. o kin/i.-v; p.
k-ash.:w<ut\ imp. kinhkijui.
Km/ikikii, or iiuKjad^ w. v. it in rtmt;
\\.kiiHli..k(uj, nr in(i(/aJi\
Kuhkikiidtiii, (nin) m.' v. in. I am
fiittiiiK It Willi II i<iiir,t; ;j. p. „
K«A...; p. kitnh..,iin/,
Kis/ikiiiikf, [nin) n. v. my nnii in
out ofV, I havd an arm cut oil'; 'A.
|i. I.; p. kan/i..krU.
Ktn/ikiinhjini; (n.in) a. v. an. I cut
his arm ofV, I cut liim mi arm oil;
;<. p. o kit:fi..n; \). kdn/i.-iiuid; imji.
ki.th..jn'9'.
Kiskkinintl/i. {nin) n. v. my hand
(or liimiM-;. is cut nil'; .1. p. I.; p.
Av/^A..?V/.
Kitilikininiljijira, (nin)n.v. an. 1 cut
him H hand (or liriKHr) oH'; H. p. o
ki.th..n\ ]). kmh..ii'ml\ imp. iHwA...
KiAhkinindjiixlis, {tiin) r. v. I cut my
own hand (^or finder) oH"; ;j. p. -o;
p. kaiik..f<nl.
KifM'inindjishin, (^Hin)n. \. I hurt
my hand (or (inm-r) hy l»llin«, or
workiiiK; ;i. p. I.; \). k,iHh..i,if/.
tiiM/ikimdr, (nin) n. v. I havo n fool
••lit oH, my loot iN cut oH; .1, p. | ;
p. kiiHli,.dfid.
Kifilikisidijwa, (fiin)n. v. an. I cut
l'i«l<H.toir. :i, p. «/•/«/»..«; p. /(-W,..
ii'iii/; imp. kiiih..iii'i.
KMihmdriidi/i, {nin) r. v. t cut triy
own loot oH; A. p. -,.; p. kni,h..sM.
iMiMiMiiin nin fcfiiinan, ii. v. mv
canon hrcakd, (it in rut hy a rock
or hiuik; ) p. knuhkiHnnij.
r^i!ilikitiiwint,',{ nin) ii. v.' my car in
cut .,«;:«. p. I.;p. /W«.,f,.,/,
t^i^/iki/nuuK/^f/iiniirna, ( ntn) n, V. ««.
I Ntiikc one o( JiJH carN ofl'; .1. p. ,;
kin/i..n; |i. kiiHh..niiid.
t^ixlikitawiKjijwa, (nin) n. v. ««. I
cut him nil enrol}'; :J. p. o kiiih..n;
|t. kimh.mid; imp. kin/i. .jwi.
KiM/iki/chinff niinihmuljinan, n. n
junt.
KiMwi',1, (nin) ii. v. I C(!ni«t6 iiprnk-
liiK, weeping rtc. .'J. p. 1.; p. /^„M-
KiH/ikonwt, (nin) a. v. 11. f mnkn
liini he Hiill, I make hini cciihc
HpcnkiiiK, weepinir, <Stc.; ;j. p. „
kinli..n; p, kiin/i..iid.
Kix/i/un, cotij. il, provided, in r.nHr
_ that, whether, suppoNing.
Kishihuwiidim, (tiiv) n. v. in. T wnctli
It "lit, I nn«c il; 3. p. «H»...;p.
ki's..diid.
Kinlfdi(in'itnii, (nin) n. v. an, I wnhh
or riiiNC Nome nn. ohj.; 3. p. o kix-.n;
_ P.^"»..W(»y/; imp. kiii..n<aj.
Kifitiliaiir, or ■maijad, u. v. it fadfiH,
it loses its cohir, in wnHhitig; ji.
k-(n..iiY<i, or -rnaijak.
Kinuin, '{win) a. v. m. I wipe it, T
ah.sleruo it; .1, p. o h'nan; \). kt-
hiiinij.
Kihiiiwim, (nin) n. v. I wipo or
clean an inl;int; 3. p. --o; p. ken..
god.
KiKt/iakwad, ii. v. there is a sound
produced hy the nihhiuR of two
trees against one another, when
they are agitated by the wind; p.
ke9..wak.
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KIT
Kin'hnnfuhk, h. Hlm-'n-prmsR, liorso-
tiiil, (a plant foi poliMhing;) [F.
\)x(S\g ;| pl.-(y;i.
Kinihignamawa, (ntn) a. v. an. I
wawh f(tr liiin, I wash his clothes ;
:j. |i. kis..n ; p. km. .wad.
Kisihi<jai)/an, «. soap.
Kuihiyaujanike, {nin) n. v. I makn
soaj), I mamilucture8oap;3. p. 1.;
_^|). k<K..hil.
Kmhiijauidiiiki'U'hjiimuj, a. soap-
hoiiNO, .soap-hoil'ery, lioap-inanufac-
lory ; pi. <///.
KLsihiijcKjuniken'in, s. soap-niakinp;,
occiitia'tion, trade or business of a
soap-noilor.
huihiijaiijiinikt'wiiihd, s. soap-boil-
er, soap-maiinracturcr ; pl.-?/'af/.
Kiii<'higai{K, ( nin) or, /u'nkinM/mii/t',
n. V. 1 wash : ;}. )>. 1.; p. keii..</c</.
hhibi(jai(je-mitkak, f*. wash-tub ;'pl.-
on.
KulbU/aii/iwik'K'e, h. washer-woman,
laiHu' isH ; jil.-j/.
A^/.v//i('(, .. Wv/i, 8. wu.sliing.
Ku-il>l(fai(/Minini, s. washer, laund-
erer ; pi. -»■«</.
/"',"?■(/■/, (,/i<n)'n. V. 1 wash myself;
_^^ ; . 1.; p. kedbigid.
Ku[bigiiia, {nin) a. v. a«. I wash
hiin, (a person, or any other an. \
obj.) l). p. k^s..n ; p. kefi..ni(d. I
Khil)i<ii'>iii/a/iiibo, s. dish-water, '
swill; |1'\ riucurodo vaisolle.] I
Kiaibigiiiaijanf, (ni/i) n. v. I wash or j
jjnse disht-s ; 3. p. 1,; y. kes..ned. \
Ki>tthi{iiii<tii,{nin) a. v. in. I wash it; '
^3. p. /(J,...; y. kes..aiKj. \
Ki.sihi(]indiht\ {iiin) n. v. I wash my '
hend; 3. p. 1.; p. kes..he.d. \
Ki.\ibi.nimtwe, (nin) n. v. I wash my i
J'ace ; 3. p. 1.; p. ken. .wed.
Kisibiginijwena, {nin) a. v. an. I
wash his face; 3. p. okis..H; p.kes..
naJ.
Ki^ihujinige, {nin) n
Aisibufivige-onagan,
wash-dish ; yl'.-an.
Ki.nbi{tinigeivigamig,
V. S. ILisibi-
s. wash-plate,
s. laundry.
washhoiise or washroom; p\.~on
Kixihiginigtwin, n. washinp, laun-
dry.
Ki.Hti»\iiniinlji, {nin) n. v. I waHh
tnv I'miids ; 3. p. I.; p. kfg..i<t.
Ki.siftigiitide, {nin) u. v. I w ish my
feet '; 3. \). 1.; p. kiH..ded.
Ki«ibiiiii,iilena. {nin) a. v. an. I wanh
hi,s fert ; 3. p. o ki»..n ; p. kt»..
nad.
Kidibh/ismginig^. { nin) n. V. T wash
a fhi'or ; 3. p". !.; \>. ken..ged.
Kitiiinagiinnn, s. dish-clout ; [F. tor-
chon ;] pl.-tf».
KimimiganeAnin) n. v. I wipe dishes;
^3. p. 1.; p. k-eii..nfd.
Almigwe, (nin) n. v. I wipe my face;
3. p.-(t ;p, h'/t.-od.
Kininindjamn, a. tovvol ; [F. essuie-
inain ;] pl.-Aw.
Kisinindji, {nin) ii. v. 1 wipe my
hands; 3. p. 1.; p. keK..ul.
KUisidd {nin) n. v. I wipe my feet ;
3. p. o ; p. ken..<)d,
Alsmd(^.wa,{vin) a. wan. Twipe his
feet ; 3. p. o kis..n ; p. kes..wad] imp,
kifiiiiiilfi.
Kisiwa, (nin) a. v. an. I clean hnn, I
wipe hiiii, {0. person, or any other
ffw.obj.)3. p. (J ^w-.n ; p. kesiwad;
imp. kisi.
Ki»8ind, or-magad, u. v. it it cold,
(cold weather ;) p. kvmnag,ot-ina-
gak.
Ki^sintibikad. u. v. it is a cold night;
Y.kes..kak.
Kitagdkon«^ 8. young deer, a fawn
yet dotted or spotted; pl.-a(/.
Jiitiufia, {n'n) a. wan, I spot him,
(aiiy an. obj.) 3. p. okit..n; p. ke^,
ad.
Kttagigad, u. v. it is of various col-
ors, variagated, (stuff, clothing ma-
terial ;) p. ket..gak
Kitagigin, s. stun ot various colors
or variagated, calico; pl.~o».
Kita^oisi nin moshwcm ; my hand-
kerchief is spotted, (it has spots
and dots of different colors.)
Kitagifiwin, s. spot, speck ; pi.-
an.
Kitagiton., {nin) a. v. in, I spot it; 3.
p. 'okit...\ p. ket..od.
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A'ifnffwindti tc/iima^ a. v. the canoe
If Hiirc, u is not (Inugerouii, r.ot roll-
iiitf; \).ktt..tliii.
KUakainujn, ii. V. thn rontinont, it in
the coiitiiiiMit ; p. kt;t,.{ia<j.— Kit(ik-
ain\(jaru7, o;i iho coiitment, on tlio
iMtiati IhikI.
KUvhai-iwi, {iii'/i ) ti. V. I hurt myst'lf,
by lifting or carrying too linavy u
loati;;t. |). l.;iu;katchii/.iiM.
Mtchi, mlj. & ailv. grtMt. grand,
large, big, extonnive ; prp-mniiioht,
priiicipal ; old. auied ; inncli, well,
very; arch-unMoine coinpoHitio.is,
as : Archangfd, Kite hi Aniaii. )—
This word U always f'oliovvod by
a 8iil)staiitivc, verb, adjdclivn or
adv(!rb,aiid roinainsconnuctod with
It: it canr;; b.) iiHod alont'.
Attchi aijuintiKj, on the other sido
or Hjioro ot the great water, that is,
in J''iUro[)t'.
Kitchi aiaa, s. groat being : a big,
groat, noble, mighty or elevHted
person ; an old, aged person : also,
^_a large, big or old animal ; pi.-*;.
Kifc/ii (lit, s. great thing ; any great,
l)ig, large, important, or o1i1*m. ob-
ject ; pl.-«.
Aif.chi-amo, a. hurnb!o-bce ; buzzinc
Jly;[)l.-{^. *=
kitchi-aidluh, a. fbig leave,) cabbage;
pl.-«7t.
KitcM-a/mhinahis, s. old person
(man or woman); pi.-*/. '
Kitcht-amshinabew, {nin) n. v. I am
an old person, (man or woman ;)
3. \).-i ; p. ket..wid.
Kiichi awdnsfjwiijo, adv. three days
ago_; [L. luidius tertius.j
KlMd mvasswabang, adv. after tliree
days.
Kitchi-awdsHi, a. (large beast,) ele-
^phant; V)\.-wg.
Kttchi hah i sikxw a
KIT
, , . ,. - "(/an, s. big coat,
cloak, ridmg-coat ; \>\.-an.
Kitchi hiddniinad, u. v. there cornea
„? ^A"'».'' ."f wind ; p. ket..mah '
Kitchi hiimndkwan, s. big rope, cable*
pl.-a«. '
Kitchi himinigan, s. augar ; IF. tar-
lere ;J pi- a/*.
Kitchi Hnnkwiiii, h. harrow ; ul .-
an. '
Kitchi hishi\iii'i'uluiwin,t s. adullerv.
Aitchiilitn (/u/i) n. V. 1 nm ridi.
wealthy j J, p,_,- ; p, ketchi-danhl.
Aitr/iidumwtn, t. riches, wealth, lor-
tuno. '
Kitihiijtid, 8. the right log.— There is
alwiiys a possesHive pronoun pre
lixed to this word ; as ; Niii kitchi.
<jad niv right leg ; ki kUchiaad, thy
right leg, etc. '
Kitchi i/it(j,btn(/wekwe, a. mole : fG.
Manlwnrf;] \)l.~g. ' •■
Kitchigtiini, e. great water, great
1(1 ke.— t )tchinu¥kif<;hif/aTnl Lake
Superior. Jiwitagani-kitchiguim
the Ocean.
KitchyatniwaM; s, S. AndkunaM.
Kitrht gawiHuagang, s. nutmeg; |F.
ITiUscade.J ^
Kifchi-gigo, n. whale ; p\.~iag.
Kifc/ii-H^oC) hifnide, h. sperm-oil.
ii-ttchi (jugwinhimr/unn, a. lent; fF
cnrriine.] ^
Kitchigijdn, (nin) a. v. in. I indent
It, 1 jagg it; 3. p. oka... : p. ket..
ang.
Kitc/i:igiji(jade, or-magad, \\. v. it is
indented, it is jagged; p. ket..d-^u,
ox-viagak.
Kitc,)itfiji(jam, n. v. 3. p. it is in in-
dented or jagged, (an. obj.)u. ket..
sod.
Kitchigijica, (nin) a. v. aw. I indent
some au. obj.; 3. p. o kit..n ; p. ket,.
Wad, imp. kitchtgijwi.
Kitchi gikd, (nin) n. v. I am decrepit,
extremely old; 3. p. 1.; p. ket..
kad.
Kitrhigwundn, s. an. large leather ;
tr {''■"."(■/•. .
Kifchz ijnishad, u. v. something ex-
traordinary happens; \i. ket.. kdb.
Kitchi ;)awimin, s. chestnut ; pl.-a».
Kitchi j'igdgawinj, s. an- onion; pl.-
tg. _ __ V ^
Kitchi jimnganishi-ogima, s. great
military chief, that is, a General .•
Kitcitojiaqohaho, s. beer.
Kitchi jiwdgamiiigan. s. molasset).
',/ ... ■■■' «■■ !■(■'.
'4iU*,m M'rg|»i|iir •*>«»»■»■<?■
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KIT
Kitchi-Jomin, a. an. fig ; y>\.-af;.
Kitchi-jtmiimtig' or, kitchi-jominag-
awanj, s. fig-tree ; pi.- gm, or-jin.
Kitchi hishkibodjigauy s. log-saw>
cross-saw ; \)\.-aii-
Kitchi mananug, s. whale; -wag.
Kitchi-mekatewihwamie^ s. Bishop-
(.Great-black-gown;) pi.-j?-.
Natjanisid a hi-mekatewikwan
aie, Archbishop.
Maiaiibawi-niganisid Kitchi-meka-
tewihwanak, Pope, (the lore-rno.?t
Bishop.)
Kitchi-mekatcwikwanaie o &ako<m, s.
crosier, (the Bishop's staff'.)
Kitcki-mekatewikwanme o wiwalcwau.
s. mitrt!, (the Bishop's hat.)
Kitchi ndkana, s. public road, a trod-
den beaten road.
Kitchi-mhiiss, s. Grand Island, Ltike
Superior^ At, to or from Grand
__Islapd , Kitf!hir-minii<siiig.
Kitchi misku'eiab, s. artery.
KUchimokoman, s. American, (big
knife,-) pl.-ap^.
Kitchimokomun-aki, s. The United
States, (the land of the big knives.)
Kitchimohmianens, s. dim. an Ameri-
can boy ; pl,-a^.
jx:'<fnim.okomanikwe, s. an American
^woman ; pl.-f/.
KitchimokomanikiceTis, s. dim. an
American girl ; ]i\.-ag.
Kitchi-moKliwe, s. ai. shawl ; pl.-^.
Kitchinagijina (nin) a. v. c/n.. I gut
or eviscerate him;{F. je I'e'tripe;]
3. p. okit..n; p. ket..nad; imp. kit..
Jin.
Kiichinik, s. the right arm.— There
is always a possessive pronoun be-
fore tiiis word ; as: Nin kitchinik,
kikitchi)itk,o kitchinik; my, thy,
his right arm.
KUrhhiindj. s. the right hand. This
word is always preceded by a pos-
sessive pronoun ; as : f\Hii kitcM-
nindj, o kifckinindj, my right hand,
his right hand ;etc.
Kitchi nishkddis, {nin)n. v. I am en-
raged, very angry ; 3. p.-i; p. ket..
did.
Kitchi vinhkndifdmn, s. violent an-
ger, rage, fury.
Kitchiiu/w, s. an. the right cheek. —
This word has always a posses-
sive pronoun before it : as .• Nin
kitchtnoir, my right cheek ',0 kitchi-
^nnwan. his right cheek, etc.
Kitchi odena, s. city ; YiX.-wan.
Kitchi-vgima, s. king, emperor, sov-
ereign, potentate . (great chief;)
Kttcht-ogima apabiwin, s. throne ; pi.
-an.
Kiicki-ooimnku'c, s. queen, empress ;
]A.-g.
Kitchi-ogima o wiwakiviiTi , s. crown ;
Kttchi ovi'^jiwin, s. leprosy.
Kitchi Tigam, s. Grand Portage,
Lake Superior.
Kitchi onijishin, u. v. it is excellent,
magniticent ; p. kct..iiig.
Kitchi ossofsodamiM'in, s. hooping-
j cough ; F. coqueluche.J
I Kitchi-piishkisigan, s. canon, gun; pi.
I -an.
I Kitchi-paxhkisigan antoi. s. canon-
' ball ; pl.-n.
Kitchi-pipigwan, s. church-organ ; pi.
-an.
Kitchipis, (nin) n. v. I gird myseif, I
put a girdle or belt around my
waist; 3. i>.-o; \->.k(t..siid.
Kitchipison, s. an. belt, girdle ; [F.
cointurrf;] p\.-ag.
Kitchi-sagnigan, s. spike ; pl.-(//i.
Kitchi.<nigi, s. Misery River, i^ake
Superior.
Kitchi segisiwin, s. terror, friglit, hor-
ror.
j Kitchishkinjig, s. the right eye. —
I This word is aKvays connected
j with a jiossessivo pronoun; as:
I Nin kitchishlliijig, ki kitchi shkin-
jig ; my right eye, thy right eye,
etc.
Kitchisid, s. the right foot. — This
word is always preced"d by a
possessive pronoun ; as.- Nin kitch-
if-id, my right foot ; ki kitckidd, thy
right foot, etc.
Kttcliisidan, s. the big toe. — Nin
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kitchisidan, o UtchiMan. : my biff
toe, his big toe, etc.
Kitchi-takwdn^ljigan, a. screw-vice ;
[J*, ftau;] [)J._aw.
Kiichitwd, adj. .honorable, holy
saint. ' ""'•''
KUchitifdgijigad, s. holyday, festival-
pi.-o«. • '
^itchitwngijigad^n, v. it is a holyday
p. ui:t..gak. ■"
Kitohitwa Marie od anamikagowin
Annunciation of the Blessed Vir-
^ gin Mary. "^
yiiMdtwawoidagos, (mn) n. v f am
honored revered. 1 am considered
venerable ; ] am glorious, sublime:
^ttrhitwawendaqviia, (71m) a. v an.
I make him glorious, honored, i ex '
alt him; I sanctify him ; 3. p. o kit.
KIT
«; p. k('t..ud.
^itchitwawendagosiwiii, s honor
veneration, glory, glorification,'
sanctity. '
'Kitchitwawe/dagwad, h. p. it is hon-
ored, revered, venerable, holy ; n
kit.. wok. ■'IV
Kitchitwdwenddn, (nin) a. v in I
respect it, I honor and revere it I
ho d It in veneration, I esteem 'it
l^oly,glon{yn;3.p.okii...;n.kt(
• ang. '^
Kitchitwdwenim. {nin) n. v I have
proud thoughts, 1 exalt myself in
my thoughts; 3. p.-„; p. Jcet..mod.
KttcMtvawe/ama, {nin) a. v an 7
respect, honor, revere him, gloriiy
urn, I consider him venerable,
holy; 3. p. ku..n; p. ket..mail
Mtchittvawenwidimin, {nin) com v
we think each other worthy" of
honor and respect; p. het.MdMg.
h.itdiitwawrmndis, {nin) r v I
think myself worthy of honor and
glory; 1 evalt myself; 3. p.^,- p. ket
..sad. ^
Kitchitiimvenindismvin,8. self glorifi
cation, vainglory, proud thoughts.
Kttchitwnwia, {mn) a. v.a«. 1 make
h!m. IT^'W »i"nored; I glorify
him; 3. p. ktt..7i; p. het..ad.
KtieMwdwiidts, {nin) r. v. lelorifv
or honor myself, I seek ray owh
Kitchitwdwm, 8. S. Kitchuwdwin-
Kitchitivdwina. {nin) a. v. an. I glo.
nfy him with words, I praise him;
9^\l-okU..n;\K]cet..nad.
Hitchiuvanindd,,, {uin) a. v. in. I
glorify and praise it with words: 3.
P-okif...;iKket.:ati(f.
Jiitc/afwawmikas, (nin) n. v. Wiave
a glorious name; my name is holy;
,.-^- P:-"l ?• ket..nod. •"
JiiMtifwawi?iika.S(/u'in; a glorious
name; holy name.
Kttddtwdwis, [nin) n. v. I am glori-
ous, honored, nob'e, elevated, ex-
alted ; 3. p.-«; p. ^f^..,.^-^.
Kttvhdwawidwin, s. glory, honor,
majesty. '
Kitckitwdwiton, {nin) a. y.in. 1 honor
If, I glorify it, sanctify it, I make it
J\'^]r^^- 9- kit...;i,.ket..tod.
Jiito/a-ivagthman, s. drawing-knife
pi. -an.
Kit(M.wajaghkivido, s. an. cork: FF.
liege.] *■
Kitcld-waja.'shkicedo-gihdkwuigan, s.
cork-stopper; pl.-aw.
lyitchi-wau-dbigvnodji, s. rat, (bitr-
mouse;)pl.-ja^^.
Kitchiwebim/r) . s'. aw. bracelet; pi -
ag. ^ '
Kiienim, (nin) v. n. I have proud
thoughts of myself; 3. p.-o;p. ktt..
mtd.
Kitenima, {nin) a. v. an. I think him
proud; 3. p. kit.,n; p. ket..mad.
Kitenimowin, s. pride, proud
thoughts.
Kitair.idis,{nin)x. v. I think myself
higher or better than others: 3, p -
o; p. ket...sod.
Kitigddan,{nin) a. v. in. I sow it I
plant it; 3. p. o kit...; p. kit..anq'.
Kitigude, or-tnagad, u. v. it is sowed.
It 18 planted; p. kei..deg, ox~magak.
httician, s. field; garden; pl.-««.
KUigana, {nin) a, v. an I -ow it, I
plant It, (a//, oly.) 3. p. Aii..n;'p.
kit 'oadang. — J^'tUwa inandaminag
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ninwikitf\ianag; 1 will plant much
corn.
Kitigdni-dld, 8. Garden River, (In-
dian village, below Saut de Ste.
Marie.)
Kitufdniwigatnig, s. field-house; gar-
den-house; p\,~o?i.
Kiiige, {nin) n. v. I iarm.I plant, I
cultivate the ground, I till the
ground; 3. p. l.j p. krtigcd
Kitigewin, s. agriculture", larming,
hrffebandry, tillage.
Kitegewinini, s. fanner, plougher,
husbandman; pl.-'«'i/(/.
KUim, {win) n. v. 1 am lazy, I don't
like to do s. th.. or to go some-
^yvhere; 3. p.-?. p. k-ctiinH.
Ktfimngad, u. v. it is poor, misera-
ble, pitiful, pitiable, worth pity; p.
k<'t..gak\
Kitimdgakamig,a.d\'. miserable, piti-
ful, poor.
Kitimaganimitaijf'K, {niri.) n. v. I
make a speccli or iiarangue in or-
der to excite pity on me, to obtain
charitable assistiincein my wants;
3. p.-j; p. h-et..ftM.
Kitimag(i)iimitu(joi>iwiii, s. harangue
in order to obtain charity.
Kiitmagendagos, {nin) n. v. I am
poor, I am known to be poor; 3. p.
-i\ p. l'et..t;id.
Kitirnagendagwad, n. v. it is poor
and miseral)le, it is considered or
known to be miserable; p. led.,
wak.
Kitinidgcndam, {nin) n. v. I pity, I
have thoughts of compassion, of
pity; 3. p. l.;p. Ht..ang.
KiUmdgtndAa. {nin) a. v. in. I pity
it, I think it is poor and miserable;
3. p. hil...\ p. ket..ang.
Kitimagen<liiije, {nin) n. v. I have
pity, I am" compassionate, I feel
compassion; 3. p. 1.; p. ]cet..ged.
Kitimdgcndjigewin, or kitimagenindi-
tvin, s. pity, compassion.
Kitimngemin, {nin) n. v. I think my-
selfpbor; worth pity, I pity myself;
3. p.-o; p. ket..mod. .
Kitimdgenirna, {nin) a. v. an. I pity
him, 1 have compassion on him,
KIT
I think him poor, worth pity; 3. p.
kit.n; p. ket..mad.
Kitimdgtninge, (nin) n. v. S. £iti'
mage'idjige.
Kitimdgeningewin, 8. S. Kitimagend-
Jigeivin.
Aili/ndgid, (nin) a. v. an> I make
him poor and miserable, 1 make
him unhappy, unfortunate; 3. p. o
Jc?t..n; p. ket:.ad.
Jvitimdgiid 't, {nin) r. v. I make my-
self poor, unhappy, unfortunate; 3.
p.-Y;; p. keL.sod.
Kitimagim(jtawa, {nin) a. v. an. I
ask him charity and assistance in
my wants; 3. p. o kiL.n; p. ket..
lead.
Kitimaginagns, {nin) n. v. I look
poor, miserable, unhappy, indi-
gent; 3. p. ~i\ p_. kct.sid.
Kit'imaginagosimin, s. poor misera-
ble appearance.
Kitiindgts. {nin) n. v. I am poor, in-
digent, I am unhfippy, unfortunate,
miserable, deserving of compao-
sion and pity; worth pity; 3. p.-«;
p. ket..dd.
Kitirnagisiwin, poverty, indigence;
unhappiness, misery.
Kitimdqitagos, {nin) n. v. I am
heard with pity and compassion, I
speak so as to excite pity on me;
3. p.-^■,• p. kct..sid.
Kitimagitawa, {nin)a, v. an. I listen
to him with pity and compassion;
3. p. o kit..n; p. ket. .wad.
KUImdgitim, {nin) i. v. in. I make it
poor and miserable, 3. p. o kit...;
p. ket.. tod.
KdimindgQs, {nin)r\. v. I look lazy,
1 have the appearance of a lazy
person; 3. p.-«; p. ket..sid.
Kilimislik, {nin) n. v. I am habitual-
ly lazy, slothful, I am a sluggard;
3. p.-e; p. ket.. kid.
Kidmis: !:iwin, s. habitual laziness,
slothCultiess.
Kitimiwin, s. laziness, sloth.
Kitis, {nin) n. v. I am old; 3. p.
kit.isi;p. kdtisid.
KUiid; nin kitisim, my parent, my
father or my mother, my ancestor;
KOK
X93
o hUmtnan, his father or mother
or his ancestor &C.-PJ. nin kill
«W(f(A niy parents, or my aiices-
101 s; ic% k-UmmmahaniQ , our fore-
fathers, etc. .
Mto/M/an, s. bell; pt-an
hitotuijan. (v/odrg, where the bell
hangs that is, the belfry, the
••hurch-steeple, steeple
Kdotdjan, s. violin ;pl.-a„,. KitcM-
Ifitotchujan, basr viol.— S. Naid-
Kltotchige, {nin) n. v. I play on the
violin; 3. p. 1.; p. ]cet..aed—\S. Na-
hitomiapikai^an, s. Alg. S. :Naid-
liii'jiin. •'
Kltwta, adv. with reluctance, not-
withstanding, in spite of...; against
the,will;[F. malgre.]
ktwanakanwjM, (/,*«)„. v. I am al-
ways playing, or (iivertinsr myself
neglecting all other occupations'
■i. p.-?.; p. haw. .ml.
'Mwa.Lakamiguiwin, s. playing or
diverting with neglect of duty.
kxwanu, Vnin) n. v. T make noise; 1
am (oohsh and wanton; 3. p.-r n
kaw..sid. ' ^' I
Kiwanisiwin, s. foolish noise, wan-
tonness.
Kiw. otgiwe, it is said, they say. 1
understand. ■"
KOP
Kiwisli, (not much used,) thy wife
-They commonly say: Kimdme'.
mcujan, or, ki mifidimo9,muh, thv
wile. ' ^
k'n, (or iko. after a consonant ) is a
particle denoting u.se or cu,t,m.~
Kulija na ko wedi?~Ni>id ija sa
ko. Dost thou use to go there'— I
use to go. Mmiwag iko, they'nse
to dance.
J^oj, m compositions, signifies the
ht/l or beak of a bird; as: Aaaain
tf'Mv;.?, raven's beak. ^ ^
Kokokajogan, a. bridge over the
btyx (in Indian mytholo-v, ) over
wh'ch must go the souls of the de-
piii ted, to arrive to the land of
:^pint3. The good souls pass easily
•ver It and enteV the happy land of
spirits. The wicked souls cannot
'np«rh''' '^y '"" '» t'"' 'lepth be-
neath, and are unhappy for ever.
Aokob.,s. owl;[F. hibou;|pl.-,,.
pork, pl.-^ff.
Aokmkem, s. dim. a small pig or »
AokonL-bimtde, s. hog's lard
Ao/cos/nwr,Jamaz, s. a;». sward, (skin
ol bacon; I F. couenne.l
ke'(f Im'*''"'"''* <Manumodeg, smo-
Kokoshiwishkinj, s. the snout of a
nog; pi. -2/2.
Kikoive^f. 8. moth; [G. Motte;lpl.-«
Aun; nikun, my liver; H/fcd». thy liyi
er; o/fcdw, his liver, etc.
Amidendago.s.{7ii>i) n. v. I am con-
sidered stupid, awkward, 1 am do-
>^pi8ed,.-.p.-e;p.;{.,t,a..,,-^;
Ao/Hidmaagwad, u. v. it is despica-
ble; it IS awkward, (awkward sit-
uation; j p. ;twa..wy;/!,-.
rh.lf"' ^/'^■"^"•.v. I am stupid,
clull, awkward, clumsy; 3. p.-r n
kwa.,.szfl. i' "1 H-
Iu.padis9^.(nin) a. v. a^. J make him
liojiadlnwin, s. stupidity, awkward-
Kopadiia, (nin) a. v. «„. I treat him
Hi, Iclespis-e him; I use him in a
stupid manner; 1 spoil some an.
ooj.; .J. p. o kop..n; p. Icwa..ad.
Kopadjttwe {nin) n. v. I treat ill.
despise, destroy; 3. p. 1.; p. jj^^..'
Kopudjinana, {nin) a. v. a^ I kill
an animal uselessly, without any
profit to me; .S. p. o k<yp..n;p. kwa..
■nad\ imp. kopadjinoj.
Kopadjiton, {nin) a. v. in. Imake it
ordrit ma stupid and awkward
manner, I spoil it, destroy it; 3 p.
otcop...;p.ktva..t(d.
Kopanetkwe, s. servant-woman, or
maid; pl.-^.
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KOS
104
KOi
Koj>anfU>in,im , ». servant-tnnii; pi.
-wai/.
K<i/UM*t(Mi>t, {nin) n. v. Inponk stu-
pidly; A. p,-»'; p. kirn. .aid.
EAj.)a»itawii, {niu) n. v. an. I lionr
hiin (ir livHtou to liiin with tin' im-
Sro88ion that hn sponks «(u|ii(lly;
. p. k<>p..v; p. hwa.Mad.
K6})ax<mM, (nin) a. v. an. 1 dcspiso
him with bad woiils, I treat him
ill; H. p. ok'()p..n; p. l-wa..i>uui.
Kopastnujlan, («»'«) a. v. i, , 1 de«piso
it witli bad words; W. p. o kt>/>...; p.
l'aui..anu.
Kbpas<m<im, {nin) r. v. I dospisp my-
spJi' with words; 3. p.-o; p. hwa..
god.
Koi>a»on<jt), {nin) n. v. 1 despise with
^words] ;i. p. 1.; p. hra..<j(d. ,
Kanahama,, {nin) ii. \ an. I practise
Indii\ii jiigglory o>i him, to know
liis sicKiuiss and Ihr riglit remedy
lor it; ;i. p. (J /i *-../;; p. hrcinad.
lCj4idban4ianh{nin) n. v. 1 prartiso
Indian jugglery, to know tlio lu-
ture, in rof^md to sick porsvms; 3.
p. 1.; p. kwr..anf/.
fLDsdhandanniain, s. Indian di\ iiia-
lion and jvij;>;lery in order to know
t.ho<ijturo, in resard to sickuossos
and their remedies.
Kosiyi>i>h>dJi(/an. s. the woiulit used
on a balance to weijih with; ( F. lo
poids d'nne b;il;niee;J pl--(»«.
Kosujoivani', {m/i) n. v. 1 carry a
heavy pack on n>y back; J. p. I.;
p. hvcind.
!{oti<jiran, {Ilia) n. v. I am heavy,
ponderous; Ii. (i. i; p. i'/vti^i'ij/va/iid.
Aosi^can, n. \\ it i» heavy, poiidor-
ous; ]). l-wrii..aiiir.
fCflBiyiira)iia.,{n,!i ) a. \. an. I make
heavy .some an. obj.; 3. \^,o kos..n'f
p. l'we..ad.
Koei^wanifon, i nin) a. v. in. I make
U heavy; 3. p. o koa. .; p. ku>c..
tod.
Kosi^i>endon, (nin) a. v. in. 1 find it
heavy, 1 think U is heavy; 3. p. o
koe...\ p, /-(/y. .((«(/.
Sosigwan< nii.ia, {kin ) a. v. an. 1 (ind
v.
I have a
p. klVf..
him honvy, (any a». obj.) 3. p,
h>«..n; \).^-we..tnad.
KotSy thy (athor.
K(>(a^ttbandam, {nin) n
painful dreamt 3. p. 1.
anij.
Kotagdhandanunvin,^, painful dream,
{A. -an.
Kotagaj'ine, {nin) n. v. I luivo a
painful sioknrss; 3. p. 1.; p. kwe..
ntd.
Kotaijapinawin, s. painful sicknoss,
pInKUp; pi. -rt«.
KiitiK/t'ndagog, {nin) n, v. I havo to
auli'or, I am sullerinR; 3. [i. -»; p.
kiiY.Kid.
Kvtmiaidagn'ad, w. v. it is painful,
hard, causing sulVering; p. kwe...
Irak,
Kotagt'nilfKjwakainujad.w. v. thorn is
tribulation, it is a uainful evont,
painful accident; \).kuH'..(jak.
liotaiji'iidain, («m1 n. v. 1' sulVer, i
am' in apuinlul trouble; 3. p. I.; p.
kir<\.anij.
K)ita<j(nd'(inn!-n ill; s. su fieri rifj, for-
rovv, tribulation, allliclion, pain,
trouble, adversity, (especially
s/iiriliial.) 8. fuitnijiioirin.
Ki'tai/iii, {.'lin) n. v. an. I make him
sutler, 1 pliiguo him, I give him
pain and troublt\ I torment him,
torture him. martyrize him; 3. p. o
kot..n: 1). kiirtiiijiad.
Juifa<iiidni, {nin) r. v. I make myself
siiifer, 1 torment mys(>ll; 1 do pen-
ance; 3. p. -f>, I), kircstd.
h aijiidimiHn. s. self-tormenting;
penance.
hi'tiii/iiaowin. s. suilering, trouble or
ntlfiction received from somebody.
J\'i'ta</iiwt>, {nin) n. v. I torment, I
pliiLMie, I Rive or cause pain and
trouble; 3. p. 1.; p. kwe. .wed.
Ki>t(iijiiweina(>ad, u. v. it torments, it
gives or causes sulforing, trouble,
pain; p. kwet..<jak.
h'ltngiina, {f)in)&. v. an. S. Kotagia.
A'o/a<//,mama,{nin) a.\. an. 1 sutfer
from the smell of some an. object;
3. p. kot..ti.; i>. ktvet..mad.
KOY
195
KWI
fiota/jiman.ff,vt. (an.) n. v. in. I snflTdr
(mm tlio Niiicll of Noino in. objoct;
.'«. p. kfl(..,; p. kwH..nn(j.
hotaohuj, (1(1 V. in tlio M(M)r|,|,„rin>f
<>(Ik«; or liouNo, )„ t|,o iiuighhor-
IkxkI,
fCofa(fis,(nin)n, v. I HuflTor I nm
iniNornl.lc', I urn in trouble: 3. p.-»:
_[». k-Wl'..Ki(l. ' '
Iv'taginiwin, Hu/lnriiifi:, troiiblo, mis-
iiry.
fCota(jit<i,{nu,.) ri. v. I siifTor, (bodily,
from sickiiossorlaborna. n. 1 • n
hwctod. ' ■' ' ■
h'ot.anit6v, {nin) n. v. in. I mako it
snft<ir;.l p. « ^v;^..; p. X-,w../„rf.„
O kiitamton iriiaui, he makes siifror
his body, (hiinsolf.)
h'olaijitoivin, ». stiir.-rinDr, Paiii, (lis-
trcsH, (ospocially luxlili,.)
fCotafriw, (nin) n. v. I toil and labor,
I enduro hardship; 3. n,-«; p. kwe
Kota<jiwchaoff, (nin) I ntn toa.sod
about in a oarioo, boat, vossoi, otc.
^- p.~«>; p. l-ire..(ji:tl. '
Kdtawan,s. an. a blork, a Inrpo
piocoofwond (or fnol, thrown in
thobackof tlifi chimnoy; pl.-a^
^»tKj6(jathta, {nin)x\. v. my loir ;„
<iislocat<-d;3. p. \.-\).kwn:tnd.
f^otnjiifnMit, {ni/i)\\. v. I dislorato
my leg by falling; 3. p. 1.; p. kwe..
tut;.
^<itvj6nihrshln.(inn) n. v. I dislo-
r-atn my arm by falling: 3. p. 1.: n
kmcinq. ' '
^otigonit'eta. (nin) n. v. my arm is
dislocatod; 3. p. 1... p. hwctad.
f^otigdnindjishi,,, (nin) n. v, I dislo
Mto my hand by a fall: 3. p. 1,: n
hwe..in(i.
^<>tigdniridjita,{mn) n. v. I have «>
dislocated hand; 3. p. i.; n.hwe..
tad.
KnhgnMn, (mn) or, nin hotigotti, n.
V. ! <liHlo(;ato som.! limb of my
txHly. I havo Nomn limb dislocated:
■i- p. l-ip. kw«..ad. '
ii.»t.ig„M-amin, n. dislocation of a
linib ()( tJK, human body.
Kongomlchin, (nin) n. v. I di»io.
catnmy footby a fall; 3. p. 1 • n
KotigoHidrfn (nin) n. v. my foot it
dislocated; 3. p. \.; ik hpr..tad.
h/vaum, or hmu>.^H .'nd-HyUHblc in
composuions, uIIikIch to a forM;
an: Ain nagud/twaam, or, niii panA-
kwaam\vAnm', out of the woo'ls.
1 clugakimm. near tho forest.
K/m*, as end-sylbihle in composi-
tians. alludes to the position of the
trad; as: mn nawagikwen, I in-
dine my head before me. Anihek-
went, ho inclines liis head on one
side.
Kwrtrh, ten, (in common quick
coiiMiirg.) '
Kwinhkicink, (nin) n. v. I whistlo-
''^- V- i-. p. kwa..td. ' '
KwMi.k/n^hima, (.7nri)ix. v. an. Ical>
him whistling; 3. p. o kwi..n: p.
KiMwit^hiiiugam, (nin) n. v. I whis-
tle an air, a song, amelody; 3. no:
p-kwa..mod. '
K.w/f,Akwi.diiwin, s. whistling, whis-
^^ii'l'<hhmiihhmHn)nn>r., (nin) n v ]
whistle alter a .log, I calj j, doir
whistling; 3. p. \.;p. hwa..wed.
Kwlwtsienii, 8. boy;pl. Y7ff.
Ktuimiscns, s. a kind of lizard, red
lizard; pl.-a^.
KwiwifcnHke, (nin) n. v. Tnm deliv-
ored of a l)oy, I give birth to a boy:
^•P\.]\>.hwa..ked. '
Kwtwtsenniw, (nin) n, v. I am a boy
3. p.-t; p. kwaw..v)id. '
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M.
"-"^-M^Viw.,
MAD
Afa; particle signifying a re-inforce-
ment of what is -aiii; as. Um ma
gt-tkito; he said it himself. Ka ma
win; no, no.
Mabam, pron. this, this one, this
here.
^dd. S. Mddji, (primo loco.)
ifddaadon mtkajia, (nin) a. v iii S
-Dimaadon.
ifd(iaan, {nin) a. v. in. I scrape a
hide or skin in.; 3. p. o mad...: p.
matadaang.—Nin madaan pijiki-
wegm, I scrape an ox-hide.
Mddaana, {nin) a. v. an. I go after
him, Hollow him; I pursue him:
3. p. mad..7i\ p. n.aid..nad.
Madabi, {nin)n. v. I come out of the
woods to the lake, 3. p. ].; p. medd-
Old.
Maddbi<fos, (nin) n. v. I come from
cami) to camp out of the woods to
"!*' 'alve;3. p.-j"; p. med..dd.
MadaUmagad, u. v. pers. it comes to
the lake; p. med..(jak.
ifaddhiisse,{nin)n.'v. I slide down
,.to t^? lake; 3. p. 1.; p, mcd..,ed,.
Madabisse, ot-^magad, u. v. it slides
down to the lake; p. mcd.-seo, or-
magalc.
-ifaddbiwidon, {nin) a. v. in. I carry it
to the lake-shore; 3. p. o mad...;
p. jned..dod.
Ifaddbiwina, {nin) a. v. an. I carry
or convey him to the lake-shore, (a
person, or any other a//, obj.) 3. p
omad..n;p.med..n'id.
Jfaddbofi, (nin) n. v. 1 go on a river
in a canoe or boat down to the
lake, to the mouth of the river; 3.
p. -o; p. med./ri(d.
Ifddddis, {tun) n. v. I travel, I am
on a journey; 3. p.-i- p. muia..tiid,
Madadjim, {?mi) 1 begin to tell, 1
begin my report or narration; 3. p.
~i>; p. maiadadjimod. (Abridged
MAD
fiom madji, beginning; and nin di-
badjvm, 1 tell.)
Madadm, {nin)n. v. I carry a canoe
to the water; 3. p. -o; p. w,,^..;.,,,^.
^<^l^ga?ni, a. troubled or agitated
^addga/nishka, or-magadn'ri, u. v
the water moves, it is not still and
quiet; p. m^d..kag, or~7)tagaL
graitoir,J pl.-an.
Madaufe,{nin) n. v. I scrape a hide,
a skin; 3. p. I. ; p. maiddaiged.
Madakamtfrig, {nin) n. v. I com-
mence some work; I b^gin to make
iioise; 3. p.-«; p. maia..sid.
Madandjige, {mn) n. v. 1 begin to
eat; 3. p. l.;p. maia..gcd.
Madammad, u. v. the wind begins
to blow; p. maia..mak.
Madaokcn, {nin) a. v. in. I distri-
bute or divide it among several
persons; 3. p. o mad...; p. maia..
km.
Mudaokenan, {nin) a. v. on. I dis-
tribute gr divide some an. obi
among several persons; 3. p. omad
• ..; D. viaia..ked. (V. Con].)— Nin
mndaokenan nin j<miian'i; I dis-
tribute my money among several
persons.
Mddaoki, {nin) n. v. I divide or dis-
tribute among several persons; 3
p. 1.; p. maia. .kid.
Mddaoki win, s. distribution, division,
repartition, dividing among several
persons.
Mddaonamawag, {nin) a. v. an. I
divide it amongst them, I give
some to every one of them; 3. p <,
mad. .wan; p. maid.. wad.
Mddaonidimin, {nin) com. v. we di-
vide It amongst ws; p. maia..didr
jzg.
MAD
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^tiT^r'^''"' '■ '^'^'"bution made (
Maddssidm, (mn) a. v. in I carrv it
MAD
hfcS>:vl7;^apea
i/aJma. (/«•«) a. v.a^j. I wear it 1
clothe myself with it, fa^ obi W
Madinddgan, s. clotliing, clothes
clothmg material ' ^'°^"^«'
rfoSrr'^""^^' «■ -^'^'hing-
J»'ad:n\^.me..wad. """' •^- ?• "
Madmdan, (nm) a. v. i«. j wear it
I clothe myselfwithit.Cz-rob )
Sthtr/T^"-"-^^'""'^hin
ces snnmng, n begms to snow n
goes on^n L •^' '' ,^^^^ away, it
ate'rb /f '^^fi'^' ^"^ connection with
t«^ cTi. (Change, mavidjL) m„
r oK p'v ,''^^'"' to preach.-
^«^.e, ady S. Jf^-,-^^^-
I'nt'Se-or^i^lfi^^-^'
p. maiadjiod. ' ^' P* '"<^^*'';
"great haste, as quick as I can;
[Kjemesauyeipleinesjambes,-]
•*• P- I.,- p. maid..wed. ^
^!f<^ (,„:.) n, V. J ber;n tc
r«n,J. p. i.;p. ^;j^^-^^^^
MddjiUamawa, (nin) a. v. on. I writ.
to him, 1 write hiri; a letter; 3?.;
mad..n; p. maia..wad. ^
Mdnhtde, or-magad, u. v. it goes or
ghdes away; it flies off.; p.l^ae-a"
Mddjmigan,\ missive, writing sent
to someh.»ly, letter ..n^; pU„.
^- Jiidjt},uqan.
Madjihmje, [nin) n. v. 1 am writing
a letter to send to somebody, a
nMssiye;3. p. I.; p. mma..ged.^'
J^«^Mm«,u.v.itbeginstorain;p.
Mdjidabddan, (wm)a. v. in. I draw
or drag it away; 3. p. o mad...; p.
maia..ang. ' ^
MMjidaUna, {nin) a. v. an. I draw
or drag hnn away, (a person, or
anyotWa^.obj.)3.'/,^^'..^'
adjidaU, {nin) n. v. I draw or
dragaway,3.p l;p.^«i«..j^.
Madjtdatwe, {n{n) n. v. I send s. th.
to somebody 3. p. 1.; p. maia..wed.
MadjiAmwen {nin) a. v!m. I sent it
.. J ■^' ^- p- ''^«^-; P- ««^
^adjidaiwenan, {nin) a. v. an I
send some an. obj. to somebody'; 3.
^.omad...; p. maia..U'ed. { V. Com. )
"t'^r^. C^^''^) a. V. ak. I carrV
^fdlff!"^'' e'-^^^^^.itis carried
JfS'-P" "^«'«v%' or-7»a^a;fc.
c«. obj ) 3. p.-o; p. maia..sod.
Madjzdjtwan,u. v. it runs on, it
runs away, (any liquidOp.^aia..
Mddjidode,{nm) n. v. I move away
;u^\ P.-T'^ P- 'maiadjidodeod.
Madjidon, ^nin) a. v. in. I carry jt
J/arf
J/a^
MAD
198
MAD
away, I carry it off, I convey it
away; 3. p. omad...; p. maiailndod.
Mddjig, (iiin) n. v, I grow taller; 3.
P-«. P- maiddjigid.
Mudjiga, or-magad, u. v. the sap of
maple-trees begins to run; p. mat-
/<^'^W, ox-magak
Mddjtgiaaa,(nm) n.
angry, I get angry
I begin to he
_. ., ^._, , 3. p.-o; p.
Mddy;ujin, u. v. it grows on; p. maia
..imj.
Mddjigwasa, (nin) n. v. I begin to
sew; 3. p.-o; p. tnaia..S()d.
MddJUadJim, (nin) n. v. I carry
word or news ; 3. p*-o ; p. maia..
mod.
Msufjiiadjima, (nin) a. v. an. I tell
of him, I spread iiis fame, or his
shame; 3. p. o 7nad..n ; p. maia..
mad.
Mddjiiadjimoiwe, {nin) n. v. I send
word or news to somebody ; 3. p.
1.; p. maia. .wed.
Mddjiiassin, u. v. it goes away driv-
er by the windt p. maia..ing.-]Sfd-
bihwan madjiiassm, the veissel
ffoes away, (driven by the wind.)
Mddjikamig, or madji , adv. not
now, not_ so much.— i^/<r<7 gi-U-
matchi-ijiwehisi. madjiTcamig n<m-
aom ta-mino-ijiwehisi. He always
behaved badly, he will not now
behave well.
MddJiJramigad, u. v. it begins, (an
action or event ;) p. maia..gak.
MddjiJcan, (nin) n. v. I commence
some work; 3. p. 1. ; p. maia..ang.
MadJiHhivewiss, s. the first-born girl
of a family.
Midjihilcu'ewissilcandnge, (nin) n. v.
I am like a mother to my younger
brothers and sisters; 3. p. 1.; p.
med..ged.
MadjiJcikwemssikandawa nishime ,
(nin) a. v. an. I am like a mother
to my younger brother, (to my
younger sister;) 3. p. omad.. n;
p. med..wad.
Madjihihwewissiw, (nin) n. v, I am
the first-born girl of the family;
3. p.-j; p. m£d..wid.
p.
Madjil-iwiss, s. the first-born boy of
I a family ; p\.~ag.~]Sin madiihu'M-
I sini, my first-born son ; also, my
oldest brother.,
MadJiHirimir, (nin) n. \. I am the
first-born boy of our family ; 3. p,-
«'; p. medj..wid.
Mddjina. {nin) a. v. an. I carry him
away ; 3. p. o mad..n ; p. maiadji-
7Htd; imp. madjij,
MddJinaJaigaK, (nin) n. v. I am sent
away; 3. p.-o ; p. maia. .sod.
Mddjinajdii'a, (nin) a. v. an. I send
him away; 3. p. o mad..n ; p. maia
..rvad; imp. madjinajd.
MadjinajikawaAnm) a. v. an. I send
him away in haste, j hurry him
away ; I drive him away ; 3.
mad..n; p. ?nata..wad.
Mddjinc. S. Mdddpine.
Mddjinrwin. S Madnjiinewin.
Mdujidd(m, (nin) a. v. nt. I carry or
convey it away in a canoe or boat;
3. p. o mad... ; p. maia..dod.
Mddji6ma,(nin) a. v. an. S. Mddo-
ma.
Mddjiona, (nin) a. v. an. I carry or
convey him away in a canoe or
boat; 3. p. mad..n; p. maia..nad;
imp. miidjioj.
Mddjidnda'n, (nin) a. v. in. S. Md-
ddndan.
Mddjipo, oT-^magad, u. v. the snow-
storm is driven away by the wind;
p. maia..pog. ox-maga]c.
MddjiMa, (nin) n. v. I am going
on, { aminmotion;3. p. 1.; p.wOT(t
..I'ad.
MddJinMa, or-^iagad, u. v. it is go-
ing, it is in motion ; p. maia..kag,
ox-maqaTc.
Mddjishlcan. (nin) a. v. in. I make
it go on, I put it in motion ; 3. p.
mad...; p. maia..ang.
Mddjishkaira, (nin) a. v. an. I put in
motion some an. obj.; 3. p. o mad..
n_; p. maia. .wad. — Dibaigidsmvan
nin wi-madjishlcawa ; I will put
the clock in motion, (agoing.)
Madjisse^ox-mngad^fi. V. it begins,
commences; p. m(tia..3eg, or-ma-
galc.-I^ongom m^c^issemagad mi-
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nvffa hejig HHnonowin; to-day be-
gins a new year.
Mddjigsin. ii.v. S. Mndjiese.
Mddjita, (nin) n. v. I begin, I com-
nuMice, (a worker an action;) I
attack, I aggreea ; 3. p. 1.; p. mat-
ad/ttua.
Mddjitamn, s. beginning, commen-
cement (of an action or work);
attack, aggression.
Mddjiundawa, ( nin ) or, nin madji-
wtdamaiva, a. v. an. S. Mddjidawa.
Madjiutidjiffade, or-magad, u. v. it is
carried or conveyed away ; p.
maia. .d^eg, oi-magah.
Mddjiwidjigas, {nin) n. v. I am car-
ried away; 3. p.-r) ; p. maia..sod.
Mddjiwidon, (nin) a- v. in. S. Mad-
iidon.
Mddjiwina, {nin) a. v. an. I carry
or convey him away, (any an. obj.)
3. p. o rnad..n ; p. maia..nad ;
imp. mddiiwij.
Mddji'.viioidis, {nin) r. v. I carry or
convey myself away ; [G. ich ma-
che mich aus dem Staube ;] 3. p.-
o; p. maia. .sod.
Madodiason, s. Indian steam-bath ;
[C. suerie sauvage.]
.mdodjigad^, u. v. S. Jiaha-madod-
jigade.
Madodo, {nin) n. v. I take a steam-
bath, (m order to recover of a
sickness by a violent perspiration.)
3. p. 1.; p.medodod.
Mddoma, {nin) a. v. an. I carry him
away on my back on a packing-
strap ; 3. p. mad..n ; p. maiado-
mad.
Mddondan, (nin) a. v. in. I carry it
away on my back on a portage-
strap, or packing-strap; 3, p. o
mad... ; p. maia..anq
; p. ma ,.
Madmiewalnk, ,s. an. hot stone used
in an Indian steam-bath to heat
the water ; pl.-o^.
Madwe , in compositions , fignifies
hearing a. report, a sonnd, a noise;
as : jKishime gi-madioi-nibo ; we
hear that thy brother died. Noes
gir^madwi-dngtoishin tihihmg ; 1
hear my father arrived last night.
(Some more example^ in some of
the followmg words.)
MadwilagasKin, u. v. ihe wind whis-
pers in the leaves of a tree : d
med..nng. ''*^'
MadwiMfm, u. v. the rain is heard,
(falling on a roof, on leaves, etc.
p. med..sag. ' •'
Madwedjiwan, u. v. the current of a
stream or river is heard ; \). med .
aiig. '^
M(ulwegarmnagiji, (mn) n. v. thert)
18 a gargling or rumbling ncise in
my stomach; [F. j'ai le gargouille-
nent;]3. p. I.; p. med..jid
Madwegamis, {nin) n. v. a rattling
is heard in my throat ; 3. p.-o ; p.
Madwigamuoivfn, s. rattling in the
throat;[F. rdlement.i
■Madweaanenindfibinidia, (nin) r v
I make crack my fingers ; 3. p.-o i
p. med..sod. '
MajwiganeshJca, (nin) n. v. the joints
of my limbs crack ; 3. p. 1. • d
med..lad. ' ^'
MadwiiaUdeMmm, {nm) [or, nin
m<idweidbideshin, 3. p. 1. ; p. med..
ing,] n. v. I chatter with the teeth"
^adwetabwaan, (nin) a. \. in 1
make it sonnd, (metal ;V 3. p. o
mad...', p. m(d..ang.
MadwHaUkaigade, or-magad, u. v
It IS sounded, (metal;) p. med..deg\
OT-magah. ^'
MadwHaUl-hsin, u. v. it sounds, it
tinkles, it jingles, (metal ;) p. ■^
..tng.
Madwiian^esse, n. v. 3, p. he makes
a sound or noise with his wings
(a bird;) p. med...8ed. '
MadwilMniiguskin,{nin) n. v. lam
heard falling to the ground ; 3. p.
1.; p. med..ing.
Madwihamigiesin, u. v. it is heard
falling to the gfound ; p. med..ing.
Madwehwadin, u. v. the ice is crack-
ing; p. med..ing.
Madwima, {nin) a. v. an. I crack
some an. obj., with the teeth, I
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JJfcA-
eraun •'■ t ; 3. p. o mad. ,n ; p. nwJ-
winu
Madwf nttu,n, {nin) a. v. in. I crock
or craunch it with the teoth, (in.
obj. ) ?. p. n mad... ; p. Tmi..ang.
Madivnulnge, (nin) n. v. I crack or
craunch s. th. ; 3. p. 1. ; p. 7ntd..
ged.
-ifadwiii^wam, (tiifi.) n. v. I snoro ;
[G. ich schnarcho ;] 3. p. 1. ; med..
ang.
Madirtnt/u'dnMviii, a. snoring; [F.
ronrteinent.]
Madwenguash, (n*») n. v. S. Mad-
wengiram.
Madwifhin, {nin) n. v. I am hoard
falling; 3. p. 1.; p. md..intf.
Madwi.shlca, or -magad, (f'req. ma-
madwethka,) u. v. it cracks, it
makes a cracking noise ; p. nud..
lag, ox~inagal\
Mailwesige, (nin) n. v. I fire a gun;
3. p. 1. ; p. mcd..ged.
Madwesigi-gijigad, s. gun-firing day,
the day 3l' firing guns, th - fourtli
of July. — S. Pa/HisMmge gijigad.
Madwesigc-gisiss,s. gm\-imngrcioni}\,
July.
Madwedgemn, a. firing guns.
Madwessaqinhin, {nin) n. v. I am
heard fallingon the floor, on boards;
3. p. 1. ,• p. med..ing.
itadwissigtssin, u. V. it is heard
falling on boards, on the fioor ; p.
tned..ing.
Madwesshi, u. v. it is heard falling ;
it sounds, it rings; p. med..ing.
Madwemtchige, (nin) n. v. (freq. nin
mamddwessitchige ,) I produce a
sound or sounds', a noise ; 1 ring ;
3. p. 1.; p. m€d..ged.
Madwissiton, (««w.) a. v. in. I make
it sound, ring, I ring it ; 3. p. ©
irbad...\ p. med. .tod.
ifadweta, (nin.) n. v. (freq. nin ma-
madireta,) I am heard somewhere
making noise ; 3. p. 1. ; p. medwt-
tad.
Madwiwe, or-mamd, u. v. it sounds,
it rings; p. m-ed-weg, ox^uiaah.
jaSttdwttveo bin^, n. v» 3. p. the par-
music ; pro-
tridge is inking noise with hiu
winns ; p, t)i, d..iid.
Miidireweghin, {nin) n. v. lam heard
from some place; 3. p. 1.; p. 7iud..
ing.
Mudwi\rtsgin,n. v. it is heard from
some pliice ; [>. med..ing.
Madwiwetvhvjan, n. any thing that
produces t,r gives a sound or
Hounds ; a nuiNicul instrument,
trumpet, horn ; li\rp, guitar, etc. ;
pl.-tfH.
Madwi'wt'tchioe, (nin) n. v. 1 make
sound 8. til. ; 1 produce sounds ;
I make music ; 3. p. ).; p. tn^..
grd.
Jliidweivdchigewin, s.
ducing sounds.
Madiriwetchigfwinini, s. musician ;
pi .-wag.
Madwiweton {nin) a. v, in. I make
it sound; 3. p. o mad...; p. med. .tod.
— j\'in inadirciv<t(rn hodadh'gan, 1
make sound a trumpet, abiigle, a
horn.
Mngolidon, {nin) a. v. in. I press or
comj)ress it in my hand stnmyly ;
3. p. o mag... ; p. maia..dod.
Mngahina. (nin) a. v. an. I press or
compress some an. obj. strongly in
my hand; 3. p. o vuuj..n ; p. maia..
Had.
Mng&na, {nin) a. v. an. I press some
an. obj, in my hand slightly ; 3. p.
o mag..n; p. maia.. nod.'
Mdgofian, (nin) a. v, in. I press it in
my \min\ dtghtly, {in. obj.) 3, p. o
mag... ; p. maia..ang.
Mdgonige, (ni/i.) a. v. an. I press
slightly; 3. p, 1.; p. maia..ged.
Mdgonindjina, {nin) a. v. an- 1 press
his hand; 3. p. o mag..n; p. maia..
nad.
Magoshi, (nin) n. v. I^make an In-
dian feast, as a religious ceremo-
ny; 3. p. 1. ; p. m^goshed.
Magofhewin, s. Indian religious feasts
Mngoshh'nadjige, {nin) n. v. I press
down; 3. p. 1.; p. maia...ged.
Mdgoshkinadon, {nin) a. v in. I press
it downin a vessel ; 3. p. o.vtag^.^
p. maia.,dod. •
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10 with hJM
musician ;
Mdcjotulena, {tvin) a. v. an. I prrsH
his foot ; 3. p. m:iK..n ; p. main.,
nad.
Afaffwdj/omshm, u v. Ihe snow lo-
v/ern, melts down; p. me(j..ing.
itaawdmiijan, s. huiniiback'; [G. Hcc-
ckur.]
JfagtvdtiH(/an,,()iin.) n. v. I am Immp-
backed; 3. p. 1.; p. me(i..an(j.
Mdtjwia, (nin) a. v. an. \ ain'stronc;-
er than ho, 1 surpass him, over-
come him; 3. p. o inag..n ; p. muia
..(Ul.
ifdgwiigon, {nin) pers. v. it ovorco-
mes me, Hiir[)a8aeH me ; 3. p. <>
miujjp. vi(iia..{]inl.-Nin md<jwii<ton
nma akosi/oin ; my sickness over-
comes mo, (^it is stronger than I.)
Jfdtjwito, (nin) n. v. I am very sick,
1 am overcome by sickness ; 3. p.
1.; p. mauUjivltud.
Md<jwltan, (nin) a. v. in. I ovet-coine
it, surpass it; 3. p. <> may,..; p. maia
..toil.
MaiddaoJcid, p. s. a. he that distri-
hntes, a distributor; pl.-;'V/.
ifafddjitad, p. s. a. hi' that' commen-
ces, aggressor, attiicker; p\.~ji(j.
Mui(iij, in compositions, signili(>s
foiciijn , drauye, cluuujed. ( Ex-
amples in some of tlie folhnving
words. )
MainfjanitiMnabe, 8. a. strange Indian
from anotlier tribe ; in Scriptural
language, pagan, gentile; pl.-f/.
Maiaijinda(j<is, (nin) n. v. I am'con-
sidered, or found, strange, chang-
ed; 1 am changed ; 3. p.-t ; p. nni-
ag..fdd.
Mdiagendagwad, w. v. it is found
strange, changed ; it is changed ;
p. mei..wak.
faiagendan, (nin) a. v. in. I think,
or hnd, it strange, changed ; 3. p.
Maidgihre, b. foreign, strango wo-
man ; pi. (/.
Ma id gill a (/(im', (nin) n. v. I look
changed, strange; 1 look like a
stranger ; 3. p.-* ; p. mrAa..i»id.
Maidginagwad, n. v. it looks chan-
ged, strange ; p. iti^ia..wak,
Mutdginan, {nin) a. v. in. i see it
changed ; 3. p. o 7na...; ji. f/teia..
ang.
Maiaginawa, (nin) a. v. an. I sea
him changed, (any a». obj.)3. p.
mui..n ; p. mc.ia..ii'ud.
Maidgiuirn, a. foreign, strange man,
foreigner ; pi. -w-nj/.
Maidgis, (nin) n. v. I am a stranger,
a foreigner ; 3. p.-i; p. meidgisid.
MaidgiMinjigwe, ( nin) n. v. [ have
a strange face, or a changed face ;
3. p. 1.; p. meia..wi'd.
Maidgisniton, (^nin) a. v. »«. J put it
otherwise, in a strango manner;
3. p. maia... ; p. nma-.tod.
Maingitagos, (nin)n.w. I am heard
speaki.Mg strangely, I speak like a
stranger, or with an altered voice;
1 speak a foreign language ; 3. p.
-«': [). nieia..sid.
Maidgitawa, (nin) a. v. an. I find, in
hearing him, that his language (or
his voice) is changed, strange, I
hoar him speaking strangely, like
a stranger ; 3. p. umaia..n; p.7neia..
Wad.
Muidgiton, (nin) a. v. «'». I make it
in a strange manner; also, it sounds
strange to me, I find strange (or
changed ) what I hear ; 3. p. o ma...:
p.-niei..tod.
Maiagwe, (nin) n. v. my speaking is
strange or changed ; I speak a
strange or foreign language ; 3. p.
1.; p. nifiiaqivcd.
mat... ; p. mei..nng.
Maiagenima, (7iin) a. v. an. I fnid
him changed, stransri^ (a person,
or any other an. obj.) 3. p. o mai..
n; p. rnei..mad.
Maiaainindis, (nin) r. v. I find my-
self changed, different from what
I was before; 3. \\~o; p. nma..sod. Maidmawi-niganisii 'kitcJii-mekaU
Maiugtv6a, (nin) a. v. <m. I make
him speak a strange or foreign
language ; 3. p. o maia..n ; p. m«g..
ad.
Maidjimagogid manitons, s. stinking
insect, bed-bug.
Maidmakddendang, p. s. a. he who
jadmires, admirer ; \i\.-ig.
cliir
^j»)0iR»,i-mtm».'
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v4ktcanaie, b. Sovereif^n Pontiff,
Pope, (the foremost Grcat-black-
Rown.)
Maidosktiguian, s. S. Nawmgokumn-
dih.
Maidtme, (nin) n. v. I march fare-
most, at tlie nead of a gang, bend
or company ; 3. p. 1.; p. mei..«ed.
Maidossiu't/nni, a. war-captain, war-
chief, who marches at tho head of
his band ol warriors ; pl.-wag.
Maiatawanighinabe, s. strange In-
dian, in particular a 8iou-Indian ;
pl.-ff.
Mataiawk, (ntn) n. v. S. Maia/fif.
Maidwah, (nin) n. v. I am sitting
straight up ; 3. p.-t ; p. ni^.Jiid.
Maidwaiekwaiabikm assin, n. v, 3.
p. it is a corner-stone.
Maidivahtian, {nin) a. v. in. I erect
it, I make it stand up ; 3. p. o ma...;
p. irieia..ang.
^Maiawanh, {nin) n. v. I am put up-
right, I am erected, by the wind ;
3. p. -i ; p. metawashid.
Maiawan/iin, u. v. it is erected, or
put upright, by the wind ; p. mei..
t nff,
Maidwendagos, {nin) n. v. 1 am con
foremost ; 3. p.-i; p.
sidered the
meta..std.
Maiaijvendagtcad, u. v. it is consider
ed foremost ; p. m€ia,.tcak.
Maidivfndam, {nUi) n. v. I am fore
most, I am at the head of a band ; i
3. p. 1.; p. meta..ang. I
Maidwikuna, adv. in or on the trail,
road, street. |
Maidwtna, {ntn) a. v. an. I raise him I
up, I make him sit or stand j
straight up ; 3. p. omat..w; p. meta.. j
nad, I
Maldwtnan, {ntn) a. v, tn. I raise it \
' Ujif I erect it, make it stand up ; 3. !
p, mai... ; p. inna..aiig. !
Matdwishtma, {nin) a. v. an. I erect
him, I put him upright, (a person
or any other an. obj. ) 3. p. oma..n;
p. 7ne..mad,
Maidwxshin, {mn) h. v. I stand up,
erect myself, (from a lying posi-
tion ;) 3. p. 1.; p. me.Aiig.
Muidwiahka, {ntn) n. v. I erect my-
self, I stand up straight ; 3. p. 1.;
p. meia..kad.
Maidwishhamagaxl, u. v. it stands up,
it erects itself; p. met..gah.
Maidwishkan, (nin) a. v. tn. I go
straight upon it ; 3. p. o mai...; p.
miia..ahtj.
Maidivishkawa, (nin) a. v. an. I go
straight upon nim; 3. p. o maia..n ;
p. ineia..it<ad.
Maidm4isitchigade, or-7wa^ad,u. ▼. it is
put upright, straight up, it is erec-
ted ; j). m«ia..deg, ov-magak.
MatawufiitchifiasOy n. v. 3. p.: it is
erected, nut upright, (a«. obj.)p.
'nu'ia..soa,
^aidwianiton, {nin) a. v. in, I erect
it, 1 put it up straight; S.p.owwu'a..;
p. mi:i..tod.
Maidwiminy u. v. it is uprght, in an
upright position, erected ; p. nteia,.
ing.
^fl^^du'ita, {nin) n. v. S. Maidwish-
ka.
Maien, adv. aside, apart ; as :
Mdiin nind atmi mv ; I put this
aside.
Matenisgendan^ig, p. s. a. neg. he
who feels no shame, a shameless
person, impudent, brazenfaced; pi.
-og. S. Egatvhifiaig.
Maiessandwm, {nin) n. v. I joke, I
tell jokes to make people laugh ;
3. p. -o; p. ineie..si)d.
Maifigan, s. wolf; y)[.-ag.
Mahiganika, u. v. tnere are wolves ;
p. mHn..kag.
Mainganikan, s. a place where there
are ' wolves. — Mainganikaning kid
ininajaoninim ; 1 send you in the
midst of wolves, (in a place whtire
there are wolves.)
Majamegitss, s. salmon-trout ; pl.-a^.
Majumegosdka, or-magad, u. v. there
are salmon-trout ; p.m€j..kag, or-
magak,
Majamigosdkan, s. Salmon-trout
River, Lake .Superior.
Jfajiaia. Majidce, etc. S. Manjiaia-
ifartjidee, etc. ^
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ifajidihca lai^e, {nin) n. v. I cut off
hranchcM ; 3. p. 1. ; p. m4j..ged.
Mcyid^hi'iivdira mitia, {nin) a. v. an.
1 cui ofl' the branches of a tree ;
3. j). maj.n; p. mej..wad; imp.
mtyidikwand.
Majiidhmu/an, s. S. Majiigan.
Majiinlciini^c, (nin) n. v. S. Majiige.
Majiigan, h. clearing, acU.>red piece
of luml ; i>l.- an.
Majiige, {nin) n. v I cut brush-wood
ami biff trees down, ( clear a piece
of land ; 3. [). 1.; p. nisjiiged. ■
Magiigewin nui^jiiakonigewin, s. the
act or Labor of clearing land.
A/nkdk, 8. box, trunk, chest, coffer,
barrel, Indian sugar-box ; pl.-on.
Makdkoke, (nin) n. v. I make barrels
Cor boxes); 3. p. 1. ; p. mek..ked.
Makdkokcwigainig, a. cooper-shop ;
\A.~on.
Maknkokeu\n, s. work or trade of a
cooper.
Jfakakokiwinini, a. cooper ; pl.-
wag.
Makakons, nmkakossaanns, a. dim. a
small box or chest ; Keg ; pi. -an.
Makdkosi mitig, n. v. 3. p. the tree is
broken, (by the wind, etc.)p. 7w*i..
sid.
Mdkdkos/^ag, s. a wooden box; a bar-
rel, cask, tub ; pl.-o/i.
Makdkossagwatig, a. barrel-staff; [F.
douolle :] pl.-ow.
Mdkamd, (mn) a. v. an. I take it from
him by force, I rob him of it; 3. p.
omak..n ; p. mekamad.
Makandoshk'image, (nin) n. v. I get
8. th. before another, I take s. th.
before SOUK! other does; 3. p. 1.;
p. ,.pk..qed,
MjIii. ' oshkamai '• , or, nin nuikan-
dos.t.'rawa, (nin) a. v. aH. I get it
or take it before he does, (he wish-
es or intends .to get it, but I get it
before him;) 3. p. o inak..n; p.
mek..pad.
Makandoshkdn, (nin) a. v. in. I take
it before others do; 3. p. o mak.,.',
p. mek..ang. ,
Makandwi,{nin) n. v. I ta^e by force,
I rob, I pillage ; 3. p. 1.; p. mek,.
umI.
Makandwln, {nin) a. v. in. I take it
away by force ; 3. p. o mdk... ; p.
mek. .wed.
Makandwinan, {nin) a. v. an. I tnke
some an. obj. away by force ; 3. p.
n fnnk...\ p. mek. .wed. { V. Conj. )
Makandwewin, a. taking away by
force, pillage, robbery.
Makandwiicinini, a. robber, pillager,
brigand; y\.-wag.
The Indians of Sandy Lake are
called Mahinduieu'ininiwag, from
the circumstance that once they
pillpcred the store of their fur-tra-
der.
Makati, a. gun-powder.
M(ikoti,m\i. black, dark-colored.
MakuUginebig, s. black serpent ; pl.-
og.
Mukadianak, e. a kind of blackbird;
yl-og.
Mahitike, (nin)n. v. I paint my face
black ; 3. p. 1.; p. m/ek,.ked.
Makatekddon, {nin) a. v. in. I black-
en it, paint it black, 3. p. omak... ;
J). m('k..dod.
Makati'kona, {n^n) a. v. an. I black-
en some an. obj.,! paint it black, 3.
p. mak..n ; p. m^k.-ad.
Mukatikonidis, {nin) r. v, I blacken
my face ; 3. p.-o; p. ifiek..Kod.
Makate-mashkikiwaoo, a. coffee,
(black medicine.)
Makate-manfikikiwahoke, (nin) n. v. 1
make coffee; 3. p. 1.; p. m^k..
ked.
Makate-mashkikiwaboktwigamig, s.
coffee- house , pl.-</».
Makateskib, a. black duck ; pl.-a^.
Makai€w(i.oT-^magad,u. v, it is black;
p. mek. .wag. ox-magak,
Makat&wahigdddon, {nin) a. v. in. 1
make it black, (thread, cord,
string;) 3. p. i> mak.,.; p. mek..
d()d.
MakaUwabihad, u. v. it is black.
( metal :^ p. mek..kak.
MakatiwrMkinigade.xi. v. it is made
black, painted black, (metal, »n.)
\>.mek..deg.
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Makafiwahikinigaso, n. v, 3. p. it is
made black, painted black, (mol-
al, an.) n. >npk..sod.
MahMwahihul, n. v. 3 p. it is black,
(silver, j(>niia\ stone, assin; the
sun, (fisiss;) p. meh.dd.
MrkaUwadissan, (nin) or nin ma-
katiukiman, a. v. in. I dye it black;
3. p. o mat.. ; p. mck..ang.
Makatiwadimge, (nin) or,' mn ma-
makewansige, n. v. I dye black ;
3. p. ].; p. meic.ged.
Makateimdimiva, {nin) or, nin ma-
hatewanswn, a. v. an. I dye black
some a«. obj.; 3. p. o mak..n; p.
mek..wad„
Makatewagnmi, s. Black-River.
MahUewui/ann. u. v. it is black; of
a dark color; (some liquid;) p.
tneh. .mi-g.—Kitch i malcaUwagamt
^to joniinuho ; this wine is of a
very dark cc.'or, (black.)
MakatiwayamitihlinjiiiH'nn, s. apple
ot the eye; [R pupille de I'oeil ;
G. Augapfel.]
Makateivagamitigweia. siM, u. v. the
river is black, of a dark color ; p.
inch.. lag.
Makatiivaje, {nin) n. v. my skin is
black; 3. p. 1.: p. meh.Jed.
MaJcatewakoniaade, u. v. it is painted
black, (wood, irt.) p. meh..deg.
■^akatewakmiigaso, n. v. 3. p. it is
painted lilack, ( wood, an. ) p. melc..
Mihifetvan/Jihe, {nin) n. v. I have a
black head, (black hair ;) 3. p. ]. •
Mahifemmim, s. (pron. maTcatios-
fi'ii,) black dog ; pl.-o*/.
i^akaUwigami, u. v. the lake looks
ul-xck, dark, (by the wind ;)p. mek..
mig.
MakaUwigamig, s. powder-house; pi.
-on.
itakaUwiiafs, s. neurro; mulatto; col-
ored man; vblack-Hesh;)pl.-ar;.
Makatiwiiamkwe, s. negro woman ;
mulatto woman ; colored woman'
Makatewikwanaie, {nin) n. v. I dress
in black; I wear black clothes ; 3.
p. ii • ; p. mekat&wikwanaifd, he that
^ wears black clothes.
^akaUwingwe, {nin) n, v. I liave a
black face, my hce is blackened ;
/• P- lM'P-w»e/;..«v</,
MakatewisAnin) ii. v. I am black I
am of a black or dark complexion-
1 am colored; 1 ain swarthy, dusky
^un-burnt ; 3. p.-i ; p. m<^..sid.
Makatiwtshkan,{ni:i)ii.. v. in. I black-
en It, (not purposely, by sitting
down on it, by touching it, etc ) 3
y-omnk...;^. ,nek..an(i.
MakatewiMawa, (nin) a. v. an. I
wad mak..n; p. 7nek..
Mal-aUwishima, {nin) a. v an I
blacken him, (any «n. obi.) 3."i.
omdk..n;p. m,'/t:.mad. ^
Mal'atewiKsagini<j(ide,ox-7nagad, u. v
It is painted black, ( wood;) p. mek.'.
I d!g, or-magak.
Makatewimcginigaso nahagissag, ij
V. 3. p. the board is painted black :
p. men.. sod. '
Makatewissitm, {nin) a. v. I blacken
It; 3. p. omak... ; p. mek..tod.
Makatewttchi<jan, s. riiacking.
MakatewitcMge, {nin) n. v. i black-
en ; 3. p. 1.; p, mek..qed.
Makatewitcm mitigtvakisin, {niti) a.
V. in. I blacken a Iioot or shoe • 3*
?-omak...;p.mek..tod.
Makatiwiwe. {nin) n. v. I am a black
person, a negro ; also, I am a col-
ored person ; 3. p. 1.; p. mel;..wcd.
Makia, {mn) a. v. an. I wound him*
3. p. o makian; p. maidkiad. '
Mnkiewin, s. wounding; wound; pl.-
an. ^
Makigade, {nin) n. v. I have a wound
in my leg, I am wounded in the
leg ; 3. p. 1.; p. m<tia..ded.
Makzganama, {ni?i) a. v. an. I wound
him, striking him with s.ih.; 3 p.
omak..n ; p. maia..mad.
Makija, adv. perhaps, may be.
Makikinak, s. a kind of turtle ; pi.-
Mdkmana, {nin) a. v. an. I wound
him, I lame him, cripple him by
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striking him ; 3. p. o mak..n: p.
maia..nad; imp. mdkinaj.
Uakimke, (nin) n, v. 1 have a woand
J" ^^'? ^/'.n; '^^ P- 1.; p. maia.J-ed.
MakmviKlji, {nin) n. v. my hainl is
wounded ; 3. p. I. ; p. maiah.M.
Makts, (ma) n. v. I am a cripple ; 3.
P--ji V-maiakhsid.
ifakiside, (nin,) n. v. I have a wound
in the foot ; 3. p. 1.; p. nicL.ded.
Atakts/tka, ox~niaifai, u. v. it is bro-
ken; p, 7naia..ka.i, OT~-ma</ak.
Mnkisin, s. shoe, moccasin ;'pl. an.
ilakinn-agwiddgan, s. the upper
part of a moccasin; [C. hausse do
soijiier;] pl.-a,i.
IfnkisinHah; s. string of a shoo or
moccasin; p..-wj.
Af'tkisinike,{mn) n. v. I make shoes,
boots, etc., I am a shoe-maker; 3
P- }•; \]- mi;k..ked.
ifa.:tsinikewiijam.u), s. shoe-ma/ler's
shop; pl.-wi.
Uakidnikewin., s. shoe-making-, oc-
cupation, work or trade of a shoe-
maker.
Mikisinikewinini, s. shoemaker: pi.
-wag. S. Mekidn'ihed.
Uakogan, s. bear'* bone; pl.-rtw.
ilakoyanj, s. an. bear's claw; pl.-i>.
Makojigan, bear's croup; [A.-an.
Makons, s. dim. (properly wia/ticaws,)
a young bear; p\.-aq.
Uakojiin, s. an. bear's potcto, (an
eatable root;) pl.-«V/.
iiakosktigwan, s. bear's head; pl.-a/i,
i/«X-oM?a/rt«.( properly mukwdicaiaii.)
s. aw. bear-skiti; pl.-«^.
Wakowiiass, s. bear-meat.
ifakwd, s. bear; pi. 7nnkwdg.
MokwdJ, s. bear's iiole or den; pl.-a«.
Uakwassngim, s. a?i. bour-snowshoe,
a small round snow-shoe, filled or
laced with basswood bark, made
m the woods in a case of necessity
p\.~ag; [C. patte d 'ours.]
Ma/cwdtig, s. bear's tree, hollow tree
where a bear winters; pl.-on.
Makwimij, s. sorb, service-tree; fF
Cormier;] pl.-j/?..
Makuiimin, s. sorb, service-berry,
(bear's berry;) pl-an.
Mama, I-. mother, mamma; o mama-
tan, his mother.
Mama, s. an. nin mama, my eyebrow;
nin mdmag, my eyebrows; n md-
man, his eyebrows.
Mania, {nin) di. v. an, 1 take him,
(a person, or any other a?j. obj.i 3.
p. manidn; p. monad', imp. mavii.
Mama, {vin)\\. v. I harvest, I reap;
3. p. viamd; p. memad; imp. ma-
ma n.
Mamddah, {nin) n. v. I stir or move,
sitting; 3. p.-^; p. mem..biil.
Mamaddganmw, or-maqad, u. v.
froq. iho water is agitated (by the
wind,) heavy sea; p. mem..seg, or-
nuigak.
Mamaddaamifisidan, (^nin) a. v. in
frcq. 1 a-itateit, shake it, (liquid;)
3. p. omam...; p. mem..dod.
Mamddassi,i,n. v. it is moved or in-
clined Irom one side to anothe'- by
the wind, (a reed, a tree, etc.) p.
mem..iiig.
Mamddli'un, {nin) a. v. in. I move
It, (my arm, my leg, etc. ) I move
any m. obj.; 3. p. o mam...;p. mem
..anij.
Mamddina, {nin) a. v. an. I move
some an. obj.; ,3. p. o mam..n; p.
mem..nad.
Mamddikwen, {nin) n. v. I move my ""
head.; 3. p.-/; p. mem..nid,
Manddji, {nin) n. v. I stir, I move;
3. p. 1.; p. m^madjid.
Mamddjihina, {nin) a. v. an. I move
him; 3. p. o mam..n; p. meni..nacli
\m\). mamddjibij.
Mamddjihman, {nin) a. v. in. I move
ir; 3. p_. o mam...; p. mem..ung.
Ma.mddjimagad, u. v. it is stirrin,", it
moves; p. mem..gak. '"'
Mamddji/iagis, n. v. I palpitate, I
spiawl; 3. p.-o; p. mem..sod.— (Hgo
mamadjipaaiso, the fish palpitates.
Mamdd,n.'ise,{nin) n. v. S. Miimddji.
Mamndjt.s-semagad, u. v. S. Mamddji-
hiagad.
Mamadokis, inin)n. v. I am extreme-
!y big, large; 3. p.-i; p. mcm...Kid.
Vamadwe {nin) n. v. I groan, (es-
W^mw
^im&J&».:i, iin««Niiiiif wtiifiv
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pecially a sick person;) 3. p. 1.; p.
memadwed.
Mamadiveiahideshimon, (mn) n. v.
freq. S. jfadweiahideithlnion.
ilam'tdiceidHhl-a. ox-moijad^ u. v.
the waves are roaring, ihe roar-
ing of the waves is heard; p. mem
..k(i<j, ox-ma fj ah.
ilamadweiuiwam, {mn)n. v. I grban
sleeping;'3. p, l.;p. wem..anff.
ifamad'cemin, s. groaning, groans.
Mamdlkawiii, s. god-niotlier, spon-
sor at bajitism; also, my adopted
mother; i>\.-ng. — Tliere is always
a possessive pronoun prefixed to
tins word; as: Kin mamdikawin,
my god-mother; omamaikawinan,
his gO(f-mothfr, etc.
Mamiijimailji. (n.in) n. v. I do it or
make it badly, negligently, not in
a proper manner; 3. p. 1.; p. mem..
id.
ifamdjiiawafje, (nin) n. v. I have
ugly ears, 'ill-fon^ed; 3. p. l.;mem
..ged.
JfamaHddakamig, adv. admirably,
surprisinj;, astonishing, curious,
marvellous, wondrous, prodigious,
miraculous.
Mdmakdilendagos, {nin) n. v. I am
admirable; I am curious; 3. p.-e;
p. miia...\hl.
M<i7nakdd('/idii(ji('ad, n. v. it is admi-
rable; it IS astonishing, curious; p.
maia..u:(ik.
Jfdmakudcintn.m. (nin) n. v. I won-
der, 1 admire, 1 am surprised, as-
tonished; 3. ]). 1.; p. maia..ang.
Ifamnktidr/idcnua, [ni/ija. v. an. 1
make hi;n wonder, admire, 1 as-
tonish liun; 3. p. o ■inam..n; p. mala
..ad.
Mamakadend imoniin, s. admiration,
surprise, a«toiMshment.
Mdmakadenddn. {i,iii) a. v. %n. T ad-
mire it, 1 wonder nt it;i find it cu-
rious; 3. p. II m,im...\ p. maia..nnq.
kTdmakddciiiin. (niii)n. v. 1 admire;
3. p.-f>; p. 7nuidm..m,'.)d.
Mdm,aka(.ieniind, i^nin) a. v. an. I ad-
mire him. I wonder at him; I find
him curious, (a person, or any
other an. obj.) 3. p. o mam. .n; p.
mm a ..mad.
Mdmakddis, {nin) n. v. I am sur-
prising, singular, curious, strange
in my conduct; 3. p.-«; p. Tnaiama-
hadisid.
Mamakddjaii, adv. wonderfully, cu-
rious, strange.
Mitmakddjitchi<jan, s. wonderful
I thing; sign, miracle, pi. -a/;..
\ Mdmalddjitchjige, {nin) n. v. I do
I woiub "till things; I work miracles;
3. p I., p. maia..ged.
Mdmakddutchjigewin, s. doing won-
derful things," miracles.
Mdmakd(.ahama, {nin) a. v. an, I
gaze at him with astonishment,
with curiosity; 3. p. «jawi..w;p.
maia..m,ad.
Mdmakdsahandan, {nin) a. v. in. I
gaze at it with astonishment, with
curiosity; 3. p. o m<im...; p. maia..
ang.
Matnakdsahandjigan, s. any thing
that is gazed at with astonishment,
a wonderful thing; sign; pl.-a?t.
Mdmakdnahange, {nin) n. v. I look
on with curiosity and surprise; 3.
p. 1.; p. maia..a(d.
Mdma'kdsahangcM',{nin)n. v. lam
in a habit of looking on with t; o
much curiosity; [G. ich bin vor-
witzig;J 3. p.-/; p. maia. .kid.
Iliimahafahangeiihkiwin^ s. b;id cu-
riosity, inqiusitivoness in looks. —
The same signification has ma-
makni-inamowin.
MamakuKinan, {nin) a. v. in. S. Ma-
makafahandan.
Mnnnkanna/ra, {nin) a. v. an. S.
Mamakasahama,
Mdmakds iagn.t, {nin) n. v. I am
telling adn'iirable wonderful things,
curious stories; 3. p.-«; p. ruaia..
,sid.
Mdmnkasit-iiva, {nin) a. v. av. I
li>t3n to him with astonishment,
with admi.ation; 3. p. « mam.,n\
p. main. Wad.
Mamakiuanama..! {nin) a. v. an. freq,
1 wound luin m several place* bj
striking him.
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. mam. .n; p.
onderfully, cu-
V. in. S. Ma-
Mamahingwe, (nin) n. v. my face is
marked with the small pox; 3, p.
1.; p. mem. .wed.
MamdUsia, {nin) a. v,an, I inocu-
late him with the cow-pox; 3. p. o
mam..n; p. mem. .ad.
Afamai:isuf/o, {nin) pass. v. they in-
oculate me with the cow-dox; 3. p.
mamaUsia; p. mcmaUdind,
Mamal-idiwe, n. v. I am inocula-
tmg with the cow-pox; 3. p. 1; p.
mem.. wed.
Mamahisiiwewin, s. inoculation, the
act of inoculating with the cow-
pox.
■ifamukisiiwewinini, inoculator- vl
waff. '^
ifamaMsiwin, s. small-pox; [F. pet-
ite verole, picote.J
ifamatu'd-e, {nin) n. v. I am a poor
arch, r, I cannot shoot well with
a bow and arrow; 3. p. 1.; p. mem i
..ked. I
ifamandd, in cornj ositions, signifies
wonderful, Ubionia/diiff ; miraoii-
lous. ( Exam})les in some of the
following words.)
ifamamdudodam. {nin) n. v. I do
astonishing thinjjs; I work mira-
cles; 3. p. 1.; mem..ang.
ifamandududumowiu, s, admirable
astonishing doing; miracle; pl~an.
ifamanddaaskkito, {nin) n. v. I can
do wonderful things; 3. p. 1.; p.
mem.. tod.
Uama)uld(j(miwi, s. braggart, boaster;
[F. fanlaron; III. hahiizh;] i^\.-W',g.
ifamaiiddwanoki, {nin) n. v. S. J/a-
mandddod nn.
itamanddicanoUwin., s. S. Marr.an-
dddudamawin
I
ifamandd wind (JOS, {nin) n. v. I look
extraordinary, I have an astonish-
ing, surprising appearance; 3. v.-i:
p. mem..nd.
if(i7nanddw,7)affwad, u. v. it has a
marvellous strange appearanc?, it
looks astonishing; it is a pnenoiu-
enon; p. meni..wak.
ifamanddwitckiffan, s. curious
strange action; pl.-an.
ifamtmddwitcMge, {nin) n, v. I have
curious manners, I act strangely
curiously; 3. p. 1.; p. m^m..ged.
AI(imamldwitchiffe>nn, s. c u i i o u »
strange custom or manners; pl.-an.
ajamande.uadenda(jos,{mn)n. v.I arr
looked upon as a rascal, I have a
roguish appearance; 3. n.-i; p.
inem..Kid.
Matnandeifmdendam, {nin) n, v. I
have bad roguish thoughts and
plans; 3. p. 1.; p. mem..ang.
J/amandt:f.sandiii, {nin) n. v. I am a
ratcal, a rogue; 3. \).-i; p. mem..sid.
^viimandjtgmindjihina, {nin) a. v.
an. I bind or fetter his hands by
lorcc; 3. p. omam-.n; p.mem..nad:
imp. ma..hij.
Jf(i/nundyiffM/in(/J7/>iti.{nin) n. v. my
hands are bound; 3. p.-o: p. mem..
! Kud.
Mamdndjiffos, (nin) n. v. I am lame,
1 cannot walk, or, 1 cannot walk
well; 3. p.-/.; p. mcm..ml.
Mamdndjvjodddnna, {mn) a. v. an.
1 letter or bind his feet by force; 3.
p.-r> mam..n; p. mcm..nad: imp.
mam..hij.
ilamdndjicjoddehin, {nin) n. v. my
lect are fettered; 3. p.-,;; p. mem..
sod,.
ManumdjigwaiMjujan, s. fetters; pi,
-an.
Ma7ndndji(iwapi<ljiq(is. {nin) n. v. I
am lettered; 3. p.-,/; p. mem..ti<)d.
Mamandjigwapina, {nin) i\. v. an. I
letter hnn, bind liini bv force; 3. p. "
(> mam..n\ p. mem..n(id; imp. mam
..pij.
Mamdndjigwapinindjihina, {nin) a.
v. an. S. Mamandiiqoniud jihina.
Mamdndjigwa/ris, {ui'n) n. v. S. Ma-
mdndjigirnpidiigas,
Mamdndjigioaj-i.yid<:Una, {nin) a. v.
an. a. MamanJjigosidcJdnn .
Mamandjin,{nin) n. v. S. Mamdn-
djitchiiie.
Mamdndjitchige, {nin) n. v. I prac-
tise magic, 'witchcraft; 3. p. J.; p.
mcm...ged.
MamdhdJiLliigewin, or mamd7u^i-
nowin, a. magic, witchcrait.
"fWiiff
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Jfatnnnilh'fchftjcwtnini, or mamdn,'
djinoiriniiii, s. inaffirinn; \>\.-y'ng.
MtttiidiKjod' po, u. V. Ircq. S. Mauoa-
de/'d.
JUani<'n)ii<imme, {nin) \\. v. froq. 1
hnvi! large cheeks; 3. p. l.;p. mc.m
..irrd.
Maind/igashk<i, ox-mKnail, w. v, tlio
sea runs liiijli, there is a heavy sea;
p. ))i(m..ka[h o\-)iuujak.
AiamangiiiiiH>dji'i'<tn. \\. v. the water
runs ill hefivy waves, (in rapids;)
p. mem.uiuj.
Manu'unjihiiijnih's ax-wafjnd, ii. v. it
is written' or printed in hirpe let-
ters or typo; p. )iii>n..drg, or-/n.a-
tjak.
Ma»idri(fih/i(!aii,, s. a writing in large
letters, or a print in large type;
pi. -an.
Mamtiiiijdnhje, {/i/'n) n. v. 1 write m
large "letters; ;}. ]>. 1.; p. mmu.gcd.
Mamnniiidikiraiiii(ji,-:l viititj, n. v. 3.
p. the tree has large branches; p.
mem.. s id.
Mamdn(ji{h {nin) n. v. I liave large
big limbs; 3. p. -^; p. vic7i..<jid.
ila>nd>i(,'i(!adf, {nin) n. v. I have
large legs, 3. p. 1.; p. ■iium..dvq.
klamdmftgane, [um) n. v. I have
large" bones, (I am stout and
strong;) 3. p. 1.; p. 7nrm../ir(l.
Afamdnoi/iib-, {nin) n. v. I have
large arms; 3 p. 1 . ; p. mem. h'd.
llaindnginiiidj), {nin.) n. v. 1 have
large iiands, (or lingers;) 3. p. 1.;
p. mem. .id.
UamatKjiMliijitjwe., {nin) n. v. I
have large eyes; 3. p. 1.; p. mem..
wed.
Ifamdngimh', {nin) n. v. I have
large leet; 3. p. I . ; p. num..d(d..
Manidn(jitau-a(i(\ * {iiin) n. v. 1 have
large 'ears; 3. p. l.;p. mem..<jed.
*N0TK — Mnny of these verbs hove be-
pmning with mmnanq..., are frequentative
rerljs; their s'lnplo verbs licfriu with mang...
The sisniti<''i'iKii I'f I'h' frcqiientiilivc is the
same as of ttie siiDplc vorb; il imly alluiio'S
to a re-iteratiiin or cuiumijutiou of the !>aiuc
act, or to more ihau one olijcct.
•• See NOTE, at Mamangadepo.
Mdmanj, adv. badly, negligently,
carelessly, not right, superlicially.
Mainnnjia, (nin) a. v. an. 1 over-
come' him, I prevail against hinn, I
vaiupiish him; 3. p. ti inam..n\ p.
mi'n.Aid.
M(inidnjii<fnn, («J7/) pers. v. it over-
comes me, vanquishes me, it
prevails against me; 3. p. n mam...]
p. mem..[i<id,
Manidnjiton, {nin) a. v. ///. I van-
quish or overcome it, I prevail
against it; 3. p. omam...; p. mem.,
tml.
Mamdnjitwa, {nin) n. v. I prevail,
1 overcome, 3. p. 1.; p. mem. .wad.
Jfanidn.vimnn. {nin) n. v. I see s.
th. admirable. I have an appar-
ition, a vision, (according to In-
dian jugglery;) 3. p. 1.; p. mem..
an(j.
Maindnsinamon'tn. s. apparition, vi-
sion, (trick ol an Indian juggler;)
pi. -an.
Mamdsika,{nin)x\.\. I stir orinovo
several times; 3. p. 1.; p. mem.,
hid.
Mainddhdmagnd, u. v. it moves, it
stirs several times; p. tncm.jjal-.
Manianikan-. {nin) a., v. in. 1 move
il. I agitate it; 3. p. o mam...; p.
mem., am/.
I/amdnikawa,{ni:n)a. v. an. I move,
stir or agitate some an. obj., 3. p.
o mc!ni..n; p. mem. .toad.
Manunrd, {nm) a. v. an. I take s. th.
from him, 1 take s. ih. that bel-
ongs to him, or relates to him;
3. p. mnm..n; p. nyniairad.
Aldnnvvapiiiaij, {nin) a. v. an. pi.
( pron. nin ■mamaciniiag.) I tie
several an. objects together; 3. p.
mam. .nan; \\.maia..nad.
J/d7nawa!'idon an, {nin) ;i. v. in pi.
(pron. nin mamaopidcvan,) I tie
several in. objects together; 3. p.
o fnam...; p. maia.Aud.
Mdmawassag, {nin) a. v. an. pi. I
fut several an. -objects together,
unite them; .1. p. o mam..mn; p.
m aia . .sue/.-- rf . Aht -n a wistftonan.
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MAM
o mam...; p.
ifdinawi, adv. togothor, in cointnoti,
jfoncrally, colloctively, in a Ixxly,
ill !i block.
ifdmawi, adv. Tliis adverb is some-
tiiiu'H employed to oxpross the
sn[)nrlative, corresponding to the
Ktiglisli_ mont, or af alt; as : Ki
7)1 <i m a iri (jaxlikii'ins ciiaIuMicikI
iiiiwiuHKj (liiia; thou are the most
powenl'iil of all the men in this
jdace.
itdmawiijemin, {niii) n. v. j)]. {niii
mamawi-ojigemin,) we make our
dwelling together; we live together
in the same lodge or house; p.
maia. .gedjig.
ifdmawi<jivi(i(/ad, u. v. it grows
together in the same iield; p.
maia..(jafc.
Mdmati'iidimt'n, (nui) n. v. pi. we
meet together, we assemble, we
come together in one place; p.
maia.,didji(j.
ifamdr-in, s. Iiarvest, reaping.
Ildmaivinimiii; {nin) or, ni». mama-
ivinomin, n. v. pi. we are gathered
together in a great lunnber; p.
mmatnawinidji(j, or maianiawinod-
mj, multitude of p°oj»le;[L. turba.]
Mdmawimn, n. v. it joins together,
it fits well together; p. maia..ing.
Afd7nawt'snik7in/ade, u. v. it is put
together; p. maia..dcg.
MdmaiVusildiian, (711/1) a. v. iti. pi.
I ])ut several i/i. objects together,
1 unite them; 3. p. omain...; p.
maia.. tod. — S. Ma7nawassu<i.
Mdmawitchigfiniii., {nin) n. v.' pi. we
act or work together, we are in
company together for some work
or business; p. maia. gfdjig.
Mamawiton. {idn) a. v. in, \ join it
together; 3. p. omam...\ p. 'maia.
tod.
Mamihidon, (nin) a. v. in. 1 pull or
pluck it out; 3. p. o man...; p.
mem..dod.
MamiUna. {nin) a. v. an. I pull out
some an. obj.; 3. p. o niam..n; p.
mem..nad\ imp. mamibij.
Mamidawendam. {nin) n. v. I am
affiict«d, sorrowful; I feel lone-
some; I long for 8. th., I am imp.
atient, I wish to go...; ;j. p. 1.; p.
meM..(inij.
Mainii/dwitrhi, (?//m) n. v. my belly
is hard, 1 am constipated; 3. p. 1.;
J). )niiii..id .
Muinidawito, {nin) n. v. I am very
ill, very sick; 3. p. l.;p. mem..t.od.
Mdinlg. pron. pi. these, these here,
ian. olij.)
Mamhjadc, or -magad, u. v. it is
taken away; p, 7ncm..deg, or
-magal:.
Mamigana, {nin.) a. ▼. an. I fight
him or wrestle with him, for joke
or play; 3. p. omam..n; p. 7ncm..
ad.
Mamigas, {nin) n. v. I figlu or
wrestle, .locking or playing, (not
in anger;) 3. p. ~o; p. tnem..sod.
Muinigaso, n. p. 3. p. it is taken
away,(</»,. obj.) p. 7nem..sod.
MumigaaoM-, {nin) n. v. I am in a
bad habit, or too much in a habit,
ot wrestling and lighting, for play,
(not in anger;)3. p. -«•; p. „iem..
kid
Matnige, (nin) n. v. I take, (without
naming any object;) 3. p. i.; p.
memiged.
Mamighiag, {nin) a. v. an. pi. S.
Gagiginag.
Mamlgmanun,{nin) a. v. in. pi. S.
Gagiginunan.
Mamtgoui lid jama, (nifi) a. v. an. I
rub some an. obj. in my hands; 3,
p. <imam..)h; p. 7nan..mad.
Mnmigt.ni'iidjandan, (nin) a. v. in.
I rub it in my hands; 3. p.
mam...; p. 7nem..ang.
Mamignsht:a7n, {nin) n. v. 1 have
only moccasins or shoes on, (no
stockings, socks or nippes;)3. p.
1.; p. mem..a7ig.
Marnigoshkdn mah'sin, {nin) a. t.
i7i. I put a shoe or moccasin on,
without any thing in; 3. p.
mam...; p. mem..ang.
Mamijima, {nin) a. v. an. I accuse
him falsely; I condemn him; 3. p.
o mam..n; p. memijimad.
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MAM
Mamvjwa: yniu) a. v, an. I scalp
him; 3. ^. o mam..n; p. mem. .ad;
imp. mamijwi.
Marmkawinan, {nin) a. v. an. freq.
I think often on him, 1 remember
him lor what he did me; 3. p. o
mam.,.; p. mem..wid. (V. Oonj.)
Mamikwadam, (nin) n. v. I praise;
3. p. 1.; p. m,em..ang.
Mamikwaddn. {nin) a. v. in. 1 praise
it, I glory in it; 3. p. o ma7n..; p.
fnem..aii(/.
Mamikwadimi/i, {nin) com. v. we
praise each other; p. mem..didjig.
Mamikwiidiwin, s. praise; flattery.
Mamikwana, inia) a. v. an. I praise
him; I flatter him; 3. p. omam..n;
p. mem..nad.
■ Mamikwas, {nin) n. v. I praise my-
self, 1 boast off..., I brag ofmyself,
I am a braggart; 3. p, -o; p. mem.,
sod.
Mamikwasowin, s. self-praise, boast-
ing, bragging; [F. fanfaronHerie.]
Mamikwendamawa, {nin) or, nin
nrnmikivendamia, a. v. an. I put
him often in remembrance of s.
th., I recall it repeatedly to his
memory; 3. p. omam..n; p. mem..
ad.
Mdmin.pron. pi. these, these here,
{in. obj.)
Maminda^ndam, (nin) n. v. I have
proud thoughts; 3. p. 1.; p. mem.,
ang.
Maminddetid/immcin, s. proud
thought; pi. -(j«.
Maminddis, (.vin ) u. v. I am proud,
arrogant, insolent, ijfiughty; 3. p.
-i; p. m£m..,<iid. '
Maimnddisiivin, s. pride, haughtin-
ess, arrogance.
Maminddjib, [?dn) n. v. I am fond of
dainties; [F. je suis friand;] 3. p.
~o; p. mcm..h<d.
Maminddji-liotiin, s. fondness of
dainties, of good ' nice things to
eai^; [F. friancjjse.]
Mammassabi, {iiin) n. v. I take a net
out of the water; 3. p. l.j p. n.em,.
bid.
Mamindwenddn, (nin) a. v. in. 1 am
fond of it, 1 don't like to | irt with
it, I am attached to it; 3. p. o
mam...\ p. mem. .ang.
Maminnwtnmui, {/tin) a. v. an. I am
attached to him, 1 like him much,
1 don't like to part with him; 3.
p. o nuim..n; p. metn..mad.
Maminolama, (nin) a. v. an. I dis-
cern some an. obj.; 3. o mam..n\ p.
mem. .mad.
Maininonaliandan, (nin) a. v. in. I
discern it well, 3. p. o mam...; p.
■mem. .ang.
M'aminonendam,(nin) n. v. I reflect;
I consider, I understand; 3. p. 1.;
p. mem. .ang.
Maminonciuldn, (nin) a. v. in. I
fleet upon it, consider it; 3. p. o
7nam...; p. mem. .ang.
Maminonenima, {nin) a. v. an. I
reflect upon him, 1 consider him,
3. p. o mam..n\ p. mem.. ad.
Maminoponidif:, (nin) n. v. I feed
myselt daintily, I always eat good
thirigs; 3. p. -«; p. mem..ii(id.
Maminwendumiidimin, (nin) com.
V. we make one another content-
ed, we comfort each other, p.
meiti .didjig.
MamisJmnawe, {nin) n. v. I have
whiskers, (beard oh the cheeks;
G. Backenbart.)
Mamismgijidass, (mn) a. v. I ask a
high price for s. th.; 3. p. -o] p.
mem., mid.
Mamissaginde, or -^magad, u. v. it is
high, dear; p. mem..deg, ox-^magak.
Mamissaginso, n. v. 3. p. it is high,
dear, {jin. obj.) p. mem..sod.
Mamisswe, (nin) n. v. 1 sell high, at
high prices; 3. p. 1,; p. memisswed.
Mamitaam, (nin) n. v. I walk on
the snow without snowshoes; 3.
p. l.j p. nmmitaang.
Mdmotaivagendam, {nin) n. v. I
am thankful,. I have thankful
thoughts; 3. p. l^p. maia..ang.
Mamoiawagendamr/wii^ or mamoia-
u-endamowi?i, a. thankfulness, grat-
itude.
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Mdmmawanenimu,{nm) a. v. an. I
feellhank(ultohiiii;3.p.o»iaOT..w;
p. inaia..mud.
Mavu.iawuma, (nm) n. v. I tliank
him; 3. ]). o mum..n; p. maiam..
Mammaire. («?:«) n. v. 1 tliank, I give
thanks; 3. p. i.; i>. maia.M'ed.
Mamoianendam, (nin) n. v, S. Ma-
VKjiauaymdum.
Marmdawenima, {nin) a. v. an. S
Mamoiawainiiima.
Mamojagumd, {nin) or, ninmamo-
jagaa,i\. v. an. freq. I pick some
an. object up and swallow it
down; 3. p. o mam.M; p.via-iu..
mad.
Mdmoja/jandan, (nin) or, nin ma-
mnjayaan, a. v. in. freq. I pick it
up and mi! it, swallow it down-
[111. sobljem;] 3. p. o mam...: n.
maia..aHg. ^
Mdmdjagina, (nin) a. v, an. freq. J
MAN
p. 1.; p.
roots to sew a canoe; 3.
nienadahid.
Manmlahide, {nin) n. v. /have bad
, teeth; 3. p. l.;[i.maia..ded.
Manadud, u. v. it is bad, wicked,
mean, base, evil, ill; unpleasant,
unlit; ugly; p. maidiiadak.
Munadaina,{mn) a. v. an. I use
sparingly some an. obj.; in order to
have It longer; as, flour, pork &c.,
3- p. rnan..n; p. men. .mad.
■Manadandan, {nin) a. v. in. 1 use
I It sparingly, to have it longer; as,
meat, liquor &c.; 3. p.oman...:
p. men..a7ig.
Mdnddajrine, {nin) n. v. I am much
sick, badly siciq also, 1 have a
shamefuU sickness, the venereal
diseasfe; 3. p. l.;p. maia..ned.
Manadapmekamigad, u. v. there ia
pestilence, or any bad sickness; p.
ma,a..gak.
Manddapineivin, s. pestilence or any
bad sickness ; also, venereal dis-
ease.
pick up some an. obj. and gather •^^....
mmoJS:'"' ^' "'"'■^••"«^; ^'««'/«7;w5«^'^/im^^jw.a^a;[;,theeat
imp. mamojagin.
Marnoj.agi„un,\nin)a. v. in. freq I
pick It up, and gather it: 3. p. o
mam...; •pinaia..ang.
Mam6jaginitsse,{nin) n. v. I pick up
sticks to make lire; 3. p. 1 • n
maia..sed. ' ^'
Mamon, {nin) a. v. in. I take if 3
p. o marmnx \>. memod. '
mn, mdna, iitdnad. in compositions
signihes ?w./; „a/fj. [Examples in
some of the lollowing words.]
Manah, {nin) n. v. / am sitting un-
comfortably, badly; 3. p. 4'- d '
maidnahid. ' ^'
Mdndha7nevm,{nin) n. v. /am pun-
ished deservedly; 3. p. - ; p. "^jria-
ta. .nd.
Mdndhaminagos, (nin) n. v. /look
ugly, /have an ugly appearance;
3. p. -t; [).maia..sid.
Mdnabaminagwad. u. v. it looks
ugly; p. maim..7$ak.
Manabui, s. a kind of small swan-
pi. -wag. . '
Jfanadabi, (nin) a. v. I fetch thin
iiig bad sickness, that is, the can-
cer, ♦he-ci^ncerous disease.
Manad:-, in compositions, signifies
sparingly, a little at once; as : JSin
manadi-minikwen, I drink it spar-
ingly, only a little Lt one time, (in-
order to have it longer.)
Mdnadendan, (nin) a. v. in. I think
It is bad, wicked, 3. p. 6 man...;
p. maia...ang.
Manndenima, {nin) a. v. an. I think
I he IS bad, vTicked, 3. p. o man..n;
p. maia..mad. ~
Manddina, {nifb) tf. v. an. S. ManHd-
jibina.
Manddinan, (nin) a. v. in. S. Ma^
nddjihidon.
Munddinidis, {nin)r. v. I touch my-
self indecently; 3. p.-o; p. 7rem..««rf.
Manadis, {nin) n. v. I am ugly, dif-
formed ; 3. p.-i; p. maia..sid.
Manadidwin, s. ugliness, difformity.
Manddjia, {nin) a. v. an. I honor
iuiii, I respect, revere him; I «ave
or spare him, (it,) I use it sparing-
ly ; 1 take care o/him, (it ;) also
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212
MAN
-ir^r-^
^J^'?^:^'
I adore him; 3. p. o inanm/jiati: n.
ManddJih/(/„n, {nin) a. v. ijt. I don't
dare touch it ; 3. p. o ?«««,.,. : p.
vicn..dod.
HanadjiUna, {nin.) a. v. an. I don't
dare touch him, (a sick or wound-
ed person ;) also, I touch him in-
decently; 3. p. oma..7i; p. men. .ad;
imp. ma7iddjihij .
Manndjievima, {nin) a. v, a.n. I ho
nor and respect him in thoughts,
I think much of him ; 3. p. o man.,
n; p. men. .mad.
Ifanddjiidis, {nin) r. v. I take care
of my body, of my health, 1 spare
myself ; 3. p.-o; p. f»en..aod.
■Md?iadjim, {nin) n. v. I relate evil
reports, I lell bad things ; 3. p.-o ;
p. maia..m.od. ,
Mdnadjimdage, {nin) n. v. I report
bad things about persons, 1 de-
fame';_3. p. 1. ; p. maia..<jed.
■Udnadjim,otagos, {nin) n. v. I am
heard relating bad reports, I make
bad reports, I am defaming or ca-
lumniating ; 3. p.-e; p. maia..sid.
nanadjimotatva., {nin) a. v. an. [
defame or calumniate him, I ac-
; 3. p. o ma7i..n; p. maia.
. Idis-
muia..
V. an. I
man.. 71 ;
' cuse him
wad.
Mdnddjingweidis, {ni?i) r. v
figure my face ; 3. p.-o ; p
sod.
Mdnddjingwewa, {nin) a
disfigure his face ; 3. p.
p. maia.. wad.
Manddjishin, {nin) n. v. S. Nihdd-
jishin.
Mdnddjitchige, {nin) n. v. I act
wrongly; 3. p. 1.; p. maia..qed.
MatMdjiton, {nin) a. v. in. I honor
or respect it ; I save or spare it, I
use it sparingly, economically ; I
take care of it ; 3. p. o man... ; p
menadjitod.
Ifanddcdofn, (nin) n. v. I don't dare
do s. th., I don't like to do it; 3. p.
1.; p. m^n.-ang.
Mdnddwe, {nin) n. v. I speak evil, I
use bad vi^icked language; 3. p. 1.;
p. maianadwed.
MuiHidwmin, s. l)ad wicked speak-
'!'";' .'"'I '■''"'^'""ee- ( from mnnd-
diul, bad; and mwiwin, language.)
Mdndgami, u. v. it is a bid liquid, of
a bad taste, (any liquid object;)
p. maia..7nig.
Mdnngamipidan, {nin) v. n. in. I
find that this liquid has a bad taste;
3. p. o man... ; p. maia..ang.
M(indgidon,{nin) n. v. I speak evil
words; 3, p. 1,; p. maia..<mg.
Mdnngkhmon-in, s. S. Manadwewin.
Mandnde,(nin) n. v, I break aiiA
gather little cedar-branches, to lie
upon, Cin a camp ;) 3. p. 1. ; n,
menajided.
Mdnnkamiga, or-magad, a. v. it is a
bad piece of ground; p. maia..aaq,
ox-^nagak. ^
Mdnakiki, a. forest of maple-trees :
pL-wan.
Mdnamandji, {nin)x\. v. lam unwell,
indisposed, a httle sick; 3. p.-o; p;
maia..od.
Mdnamandjif/win , s. indisposition,
dlness, little sickness.
Mnnameg, s. halibut, (fish;) [F. bar-
bue;] pl-wag.
-Manan, s. an. cornet-tree ; [C. bois
dur ;] p\.-og.
Mdnapis, {nih) n. v. 1 am not well
girt; 3. p.-o; p. maia.. sod.
■oldiidsabandam, {nin) n. v. I have a
bad dream, (prognosticating a sad
event or accident, according to the
Indian superstition,) 3. p. l. ; n,
mdia..ang.
Mdndsabandamowin, s. bad dream ;
pl.-aw.
Manasadi, s. an. a kind of aspen-tree;
V^--ag.
Manashkossiwan, s. meidow; pl.-aw.
Manashkossiwe, {nin) n. v. I make'
hay ; also, I cut rush or reed for
mats; 3. p. 1.; p. men,.wed.
Mdnashigan, s. a kind of fieh, bass-
fish; [C. gros bossu;] pl.-ap',
Mandsitagos, {nin) n. v. I speak evil
words, 1 speak ill; 3. p.-/: p. maia
..sid, ,
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213
?st of maple-trees ;
net-tree ; [C. bois
Mandsrma (nin) ^.v.an. I don't
'tare speak tu him; 3. p. o m^iV-
Manatiimjinn, (nin) a. v. an. I foar
to touch some ««.obj.( from vener-
ManufaM/indn, (nin) a. v. ««. I fear
ohwI'\"\^r- ''^J-' ^'""t' «a"ed
X '■''■'''''''''••• 'f'-^"
corn, Indian corn, maize, Turkey
wheat. •'
itandnminaho, s. corn-soup, corn-
mash; [0. gamine.] '
Mand,imm,ifwi:e, (uin) n. v. I make
corn-soup; 3 p. i.;/,.^,^..^,/'^n
JlandammuM, s. stalk of Indian
corn; pl.-o„.
MamldnimmhkoH, stalks of Indian
corn yet standing in the field after
harvest, (a field of empty stalks :)
\n.~wan. ^■'
ifanddminikc, {nin) n. v. [ produce
Indian corn; 3. p. 1, ; p. „len..Ji-ed.
Mandu,mm-kittija)i, s. corn-field; pi
-an. ' ^ '
Mamldminiwaj, s. a bag for Indian
corn; pl.-aw.
Manddminiwijamu,, s. Indian corn
store-house; \)\.-on.
Maiulan, pron. in. this, this here.
Mane, ;r, ^i^mpositions, signifies ?<;a«(!,
scarcity. _ In the Qtawa dialect
^awe rather signifies the contrary.
They will say, w„«^, (or maiie-
magad,) there is much of it. Mn
manenu, we are many. Nin mane-
wwe/{-as, I have several names;'
Manigwdandan, {nin) a. v. in. I eat
It sparingly savmgly, (in a case
ot want of provisions;) 3. p «
Ma«...; p. meii..an(j. ^
him, I use sparingly some ««. Sbj.;
Manigadjtton, {nin) a. v e„ I use
Hsparin,^ly;3.p.j^.:.;;"p/J::!
MAN
Manigasilan, {nin) a. v. ,«. 1 u.se it
articleofclo.'nng, orshoe8;)3. p.
pma... ;p. tne),..ang. '
MaHi,jaAha,va, {nin) a. v. an. I usn
't«I'ar.ngly,(,i,,.of;j. of clothing
•i. p. o man..n ; p. men..wad.
Munemud u v. there is little of it ;
p. meneinal: '
min, n. v. pi. we are a lew ; 3. p -
n'nmg; p. men..nnd}i(i. ^
Manmuwenini, {nin) n. v. I fear
death, Iamafraidofdying;3.p-
MantmhujiMf, (nin) n. v. I am con-
I sidered bad, I L disagSabl"e,
03(1,3. p.-t;p. w««a..M(^. '
Manendagwad, u. v. it is bad, dig.
agreeable, shocking; p. maia.wal
tented in my mind, I have evil
thought8;3. p. l.;p:.;^„,.^. "
j'Eu~'"' '■ ''^^<=°»'^"' . dis-
Mdnenddn, (nin) a. v. i«. I have dis
contented or bad thoughts against
u, J. p. o man...; p. maia..anq.
Mancnima (mn) a. v. ««. I have bad
discontented thoughts towards him
or against him; 3. p. oman..n;T>.
maM..7nad. ' '
^aneonje, {nin) n. v. I have no
ctiildren, or only a few children :
•J. p. \.;mai..jed. . '
Manepioa {nin) n. v. I am in want of
j tobacco, I have nothing to smoke;
,/• P' ^-; p. rnen.Avad.
I ^«» V'. i^nin) n. v. I want, I need ;
- : ; p. menesid.
Ma.usin, (nin) a. v. in. I want it, I
"eed It, I am in need of it ; 3..D
o man...; d. menesid. *^
Manismaji, {nin) a. v. an. I want or
need some ««. obj.; 3. ^.oman...;
V,mencsi,l. (V. Conj.)
MaMvin, s. want, need, scarcity,
Manessaga, or-magad, u. v. there ia
scarcity of wood%r fuel p «^ !
jag, or-magak. ^
Manetigiveia, ox-jnagad, u. v. ther«
'y'"w»4.ir--
MAN
214
MAN
?8 scarcity ofriver«, (in a country.)
p. men..vi(i, or-iritii/ni-.
Mw, 8. loon ; [F. Iiuard;] pi -«;/,/.-
Manijniw, ii you nj,' loon; p|.-W._
Muii[i<md, loon's (out.
Maiujddea, { „in) a. v. m,. J niakn it
large, wide, („/i. obj.) 3. p. >, man..
71 J V- miii..ml.-.Niii muiiiiiKhn inr
ftdahan. nihiwa ko tr/ii hn><!iv(ul ; 1
make this sleigh wide, in order to
take many persons in.
Manijadea, 'or-vuujad,\i. v. it is wide,
p. men..ag, or-niagid-.
Maiujadcmo mikana, the road is wi-
de; p. metKjmlemoff.
MangadeiKjwe. {ain) n. v. T have a
large face ; 3. p. 1. ; p. n>e>i..W(d.
MaugadijX), ox-magad,\x. v, it snows
in large flakes ; p. m€n..og, ox-ma-
gah.
Manaadcton. (nin) a. v. in. J make
it large, wide ; 3. p. o muntj... ; p.
men-.tod. - JVawatch nin mangndt-
i(m, I enlargen it, I widen it.
Mangdnagidon, {nin) n. v. I have a
large mouth ; 3. p. 1.; p. men..o>/</.
Mayanibadan, {inn) a. v. in. I sho-
vel it; 3. p. omang...; p. men-.a/ig,
Mangnmhadjigan, s. shovel, ppade ;
V^.-an.
Manadnibana, (nin) a. v. an. I sho-
-vel some an. obj. ; 3. p. o mang..n\
p.mcTL.nad.- WaUqannin mangd-
nihana ; I shovel clay.
Mangdnild, {nin) n. v. i shovel
snow; 3. p. 1.; p. m^n.-Ud.
Mangasil-a, ox-magad, u. v. it is lar-
ge, (a piece of clothing material ;)
p. men..kag, ox-magalc.
Mangibiigade, etc.. S. Mamangibii-
gade, etc..
mn^idee, {nin) n. v. I have a large
heart, my lieart is large; I am mag-
nanimous ; courageous ; 3. p. 1. ;
p. mcngidcfd.
Mattgideea, {ni?/) a. v. an. I make
his heart large ; Jig. I make him
magnanimous, courageous ; 3. p. o
man..n; p. men..ad.
' Mangidenigomc,{nin) n. v. I have
large nostrils ; 3. p. 1. ; p. men.,
ined.
Mingfdjdnf, {nin) u. v. 1 hnvo alnr-
Ko iioso ;3. J). I. ; p. mrn..n,d.
JJiiHgidJi, (nin) n. v. S. Mangimis.
Mtingidnn, {nin) n. v. I have a large
inoiah; 3. ». ]. ; p. mmgidcng.
■uiuigign iirtiiie, or -viagad , u. v." there
is a large incision in a maple-tree ;
p. UK n..drg. ox-niagid\
MiniiiigaigcUnw) n.'v. I make large
incisioiisor nutehes in maple-trees,
in making sugar ; 3. p. 1.; n. mm..
ged.
Mingigamasngaigan, u. v. the lake
(inland lake) is large ; p. men..
I II tig.
Munijigondaiian, {7iin) n. v. I have a
large throat, that is, I have a big
stionfV voice, I speak loud; 3. p. 1,;
p. men. aiig.
Alangiian-es, {nin) n. v. I am a large
biff per.son; 3. p.-« ; j). men..sid.
Mdvgiji, adv. here, in this place.
Mmigihine, {nin) n. v. I have a large
liver; 3. p. 1.; p. men..ned.
Manglminagad, u. v, it is a large
grain ;_p. 7nen..gaJc
Mangimitisade, {nin) ox,rinmangi-
nagiji, n. v., I have a large belly ;
3. p. 1. ; p, 7nen..ded, or, men..jid.
Manginanmnam, {nin) n. v. 1 sigh
profoundly deeply; 3. p.-^,- p. m^n
..mod.
Mangindibe, {nin) n. v. I have a lar-
ge head; 3. p. 1.; p. men. .bed.
Minging>rr, {nin) n. v. I have a fat
full large lace ; 3. p. 1. ; p. men..
ired.-S. Mangadeng7i'e.
Mangishl-a., or -magad, n. v. it is
large, big; p. men.'.l-ag, or -^nagak.
Mangin/iknm, {nin) n. v. or, «m
mamangishka7n, n. v. freq. I leave
large tracks behind me, (walking
in the snow especially;) 3. p. 1.;
p. 7ne..ang.
Mangishhrandeia, or -magad, there
is a large door; p. 7nen..ag, or
7nngaTc.
Mangiiihtigtvane, {nin)n. v. S. Man-
gindihc.
3langi.s'sagad,n. v. it is « large piece
of wood; p. 7nen..gaTc.
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m)n. V. S.Man-
Matiyitiyuuia nibi, u. v. the river is
lar^'H,- p. men..a(j.
Uanijixlikom,, s. loon's louse, (tho
naino of a aiuall lusect that runs
about on the surface of the water; )
1)1. -ag. "
Main/omHhiin aw hincshX, (or biim-
*«, j n. V. 3. |). this bird has a larife
craw or crop; ji. mcn..ied.
MangQn,{nin)n. v. 1 have a large
1ml°^' ^' ''■ '"■^'^'J''"''^' P- inciujo-
J^hinyonayad u. v. it is large, ( canoe.
boat vessel, etc.; p. men..,jak.
Mamjotass, [,uu) n. v. I am intrepid,
siT'""' ^""'■'^Seous; 3 p. ~i; p. ,«;,/..'
Maruj'itassiwiti, s. bravery, intrepidi-
ty, couragf?. ^
Maniji.taadivinini, s. brave, courace-
OU5 man; pi.-«.tf^.
Manijins, s. a young animal, a colt,
etc. any animal not over two years
old; pl.-</y. ^
Mdnika(jm, (ni/i) pers. v. it makes
rne sick, (what I ate or drank,) I
don t digest it; 3. p. o man...- v.
maia..(/ot/,~mn manikagon m-
midjnnnjiba; what 1 ate this morn-
ing, makes me sick.— S. Minoka-
gon.
Mdnikami (nin) n. v. I have no
good solid footing, (walking or
standing;) 3. p. I.; p. maia..mU.
Ma?wia<j /HI, adv. at least.
Maninaij,,,, {nin) n. v. I look ugly;
■* P--M p. maia..sid.
MAN
Ot, devil, the evil
Mdm'ntwinugi, «.
spirit; pl-iag.
Mdntt^mg, 8. an. dry pine tree; pi.
Mdui.saui/an. s. a person that choni
wood lor somebody, somebody'*
chopnrr ; pl.-ag.-iY*V* maniesdgan
my chopper; o manuieaaanan, bin
ch'jpper, etc.
3Iani/<m,/<', {nin) n. v. I chop wood
lor^ somebody; 3. p, l.; pf' ^„.
Manixsd,, {nin) r. v. I chop wood
for myself; 3, p.-,,; y^. men..,od.
Manmawa, {nin) a. v. an. I chop
wood lor him; 3. p. a man..n; p.
men..ad; imp. manmaw
M.mmi,{nin) n. v. I chop wood; 3.
P- 1.; p. menioned.
3I(mina<j/rad, u. v. it looks ugly or
deformed; p. maia..wdk.
Manuhtanish, s. sheep; pl.-a^.
ManiishtdHish(n.i,s. dim. lamb; r>\-aq
Manuhtdnishiicaian, s. an. sheep-
^ skin; pl.-rt^. ^
^Ii'/iiWifdnis/uwibiwai, a. wooL
J^Jitnix/i/diiishiivi(ja>ni(/,a. sheep-fold:
pl.-o;i. '
Mani^htdnishiwinini, s. shepherd-
y\.-u\uj. * '
Manis/itdtmkiwtwiiass, a. mutton
Jlanmu'inu/i, s. bad wicked person:
pl-ag. " '
Manisicwin, 8. chopping.
Manttam, (nin) n. v. I don't like to
near, ^certain words;) 3, p. 1 • n
mdiamtamj. *^'
Mdniian, {nin) a. v. m. I don't like
to hear it; 3. p. o man...; p. maid-
nitantj.
Mdnitawa, {nin) a. v. an. I don't
like to hear him; 3. p. o man..n;
P- \naia..ad; imp. manitaw. •
Mnntfd, 8. spirit, ghost; d1.-^.
Mamiv-btmahwad, a. svveet twisted
wood; [C. du bois tors sucr^;!
pi .-nn. J-*
Manitobiwabik, s. steel. ^
Manit6buDubikoke,{nm) n. v. I man-
Jir'"'^ steel; 3. p. 1.; p. men..
Maniiobiwabikokewin, s. steel-man-
ulactory.
Mdnitobiwabikoketvinini, e. steel-
manufacturer; p\.^vag.
Mamt6gisis», s. an. January.
Mamiogisissms, a. dim. an. Decem-
ManMkas, {nin)n. v. J perform some
religious act; 3. p.-^; p. mm..t,od.
Mamtokasawtn, a. religious perform-
ance.
Manitoke, {nin) n. v. I practise idol-
atry, I worship idols; 3. p. 1.; p.
men..ked. ^
Manitoken, {nin) a. v. in. I worship
.pfir«^.ri
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4-fH
orndoroit, (niii.iol;)3.p.o«»ff„..
\>. tnrn..kfil.
Mdiiifokruan, (niii) n. v. u',. \ woi-
Khipor lulorc luin.diii hlol,) ;|. i,
n m>ln...^,\^.,,^<^n k,',L ^ V. Coi.j.)
flIatDtohinn, 8. idolairy.
M,tnih>mi>„nf, m. „„. Kln8'*-l»on<l;
|H. rn,«i8inli>;| pK „,■,.
MiinitiMix, s.dim. litlioBpirit: insect.
worm; |»l. .ry.
Altntifow, ynin) n. v. I am a sjiirit; :»
]'■ /; 11. m,ii..wid
I\l<v)iioi(Y,jin, 8. cldth, piocoof clotn,
Man itowetiiiio-hihi»ik'ai(>itifa>i , h. roat
(»r clolli: ()l. -,/.//.
Mnnitowffrino-iviwakwa)!, h. cap of
c'loUi; |il. on.
Manitonyinh, ». a sinull iiiiiiiiiil i.-i
marten, a weasel, vU\) pi.-,,,/.
Mnnitowh^ ini/i) or. «/// mn'miini-
foirm, 1). V. I am IooIukI upon („i-
coiisidt-riMl I as a siijiit or sorcerer;
;). p.-i; p. mtn.^iif.
Mamtoiriwin, s. quality or character
of spirit.
ManiH'iDw jnili,f, or, maniwid inUi,i,
what the troi; yields, the fruit 6C
the tree.
Maniwid mitig, s. n tree that yields,
a Iruit-treu; pi. muniwiifiig miti-
Juanji, 111 comjiositioiis, ojpnilies
unwell, ha-tt, evil. (Examphis in
BOine ol the fbllowiiijr words.)
MdnJJ.-ai'J; [uin) or. nm manjdui, ii
V. I am unwell; ;). ^: i.; y>: maiiu.
ad.
Manjid«e,{nin) u. v. I fee! unwell
squeamish, inclined to vomit' 1
am sea-sick; 3. p. I.; p. mnianji-
Manjxdmem, s.ii>clination to vomtt
squeamishness, nausea; sea-sick-
nesR.
Md)ijiifijwe,{mn)}\. v. I speak in-
distinctly, J have an invpecfi-
ment in my speech; 3. n. i • p
maia..wt'd. ' > i ^
Man
Iil'i>ii>';jnndao(,n,(nin)n. v. T hnvs n
l.ii.i voie,. (or NinKiUK. (| „,„ „o
•""«or;)3.p. J.;,,. ,„,„„..„,,,,
Ma>n/i,„rr», (ninjn. v. ! ha've an
I'Klv appearance, I nm of a de-
lorme.lsu,.; .1 p.- 1; p. maia..i,id.
Mhijimofrn/i, (nm) n. v. I Nm(>ll had
I sunk; :j. p.-i; p, inain-xul.
i1/(j;//Vm„,AWw///,N.I)ad smell, stench.
Md'Onna^rirad, u. v. it smells had.
It slinks; p. maia.waf:.
Miinjniut.jwanam, (nin) u. v mv
•>real|, „„„.||,, ,„„,; .,^ ?
matiL.i/HMf. ' ' '
to J.e, 3. p. „ ,na,.,,., ,, ,,,,„•,..
Mnnjunnndfi/i, (nm) „. y. »« ir
^""l>« to me;:,, p. o man ..; p
I'liua... at/If. ' '
" ';"'' «">''ll. «• th. smell.s had; [^
P- I.; \^. fnaia..,r,.d,
Miinjnna.y.so amma, n. v. ;,. n to
l'aocos,nellsbad,(8tink8,)p.';;,„,^
•Note. Tho letter n is hardly heart!
»non;i, 111 all the words that begin with if.
Mnnnmat, oT~ma,jad, u. v. it sniolls
.ad(st.nk8)whenhurnt;p.,„<„-i
^^''Sf'' or-WMf/arf, „. V. it has
niaqnk. /> ui
Mdnjinil-a,, (nui) n. \-. I have an
iiply name, ill-sonnding name' 3
p.-^); p. maian..sod. ' "
Md)tji)iikas<min, s. Ujflyname; ul .-
Mdymin/waffiy. (,nn) n. y. ] am
Ill-tempered, f am wicked: ;j i,-,--
)). maia..std. ^
Mdnjihi'niwagmwin, s. ifl temper
wickedness. ' '
Mdnjipiddn, (nin) a. v. i„. T (T„d .,
bad taste in some thiiijr T am eat-
ing or drinking, r dont like the
taste of It; 3. p. o matij...; ,>.
miiMn..anfr.
ilitt/yV<Of,,W, n. v. 3. p. some an
oh), has a had taste; p. maicin..>.cd.
—Kitchi mdnjip„gosi gio6; the fish
has a very bad ta«te. "
in>i)n. V. T linvn n
fiiiKHiH:. (I nm no
)* p. m(iiii..anij.
) >•• V. I lijivc iiti
-fi J «rn of a rff.
!'•• «; p. mai(i...tid.
i)n. V. Tmnf>lll)(i(|,
p. miiin-nitl.
'f.lmd smell, sl(!ii('!i.
_v. it siiioIIn 1)H(1,
i<r..iC(if:.
i'lin) II. V. my
'"«l; 3. p.-«; p.
MAN
217
*f<iiiJipo>,wad,\\. V. It hns n Ixid tnNt. •
|i. fnatan..u'ak.
M,h,mm>a,(nin) a. v. ,m. I find n
I'lid innU) in Nonio „«. „l,„.,.i i
MMi(>atin«, Idon'tiikotlif. (ast«..f
jlAi/»//4m, (;,//,) n. V. S. M,uu,Mn.
Man.,,,s,n, u. v. S. ,V,i«„.».„:;t.
iV«/v.M»/w,,( /,,;/i)a. V. ,•/*. ii.Mdnom-
inn.
Miinjitrhiiji', (nin) n. v. Tact vvioiii'.
Iy.<'vil; ;j.i.. l.;\Km„in..,,ul.
lMnnii,i„i,t,tW(i,' („in) a. V an. I
troiil.l.. liiin uHking lijm to civf
•nf^ IliiM or that; 3. p. „ ,nan..n; p.
Mann adv. w,.|l, thaf.s right, no
m.'itlor, lot it !)(. so. h ' '"
Manihnin, .s. wild licc.
N<xni,niini, h. Manoininoo Indian-
1)1. ^r. •
ManominiJi-c, {vin.) n. v. 1 eathcr
wild ric<.; ;j. p. 1,; p. „ie„..^.,,,/.
ilanimmtki-ijiniss, the ipoon ol thn
KathcriniroCwild rico, Soptfinhcr
ISlanumnnhUvin, s. tho gatiiorinir o(
• wild rico.
Miinonvinih'uh'i, f*. m\\w; IF hcca^-
.siiHS(i.lVloos,s(dinci.r(.,-|(|.i<osiza.|
i. 'w^TT'''!'"' ''"^ "'«'> thf! name o(
thn Wild. rico Lako Indians.
JU(jnii>nni/lrfi>c,H. asqnn.w ol'tho Mano-
niinoo tribo, pl.-</.
Mani,miniw.j,».\m\i for wild rico-
\n. an. '
Mammiin weaowawanq, s. barlov
(rico with a tail.) ' ' '
AInnoshin, (nin) n. v. I lin iinroin-
lortahly, 1 don't lie well; .'J. p. ].;
p. nwidnoKhing.
M«//-;.vw', (;im)n. v. I walk baldly;
•*. p. 1.. i». inaidnomd.
Mun/min, w. v. it is badly placed it
does not lie well; p. mal(i...ino.
Manomto>i,(nin.) a. v. in. [place or
lay It badly; 3. p. o man...; p.
Mdnowe, (nin) ii. v. I pronounce
MAS
tho
•Note Tho letter « is scarcely per-
reived m the proniinciutiou of this W(rU.
badly, riinvoa dofccfivelndiHfinpt
,i;-;;"..oiat.on;:,.p.,.;p.^,!S
ll'>'<'KiJi<M, «. Hatur.lay; pi.-,,;,.
M<«/7,vv/./W.u.v.itiaNat,rdHyip
Ma.v««, H. an. nottio; jd.-a./
M.m,„WJ, „ n«ttlo.sialk;-p!. .^„
;l^|.ly.J^ Hhrmk, by fear; ;,. p. ,^,
MdnhawrHid Ktm/mnw/in, s. an v-i
vet, manchoHter. *^ '*'*• ^«'-
w-.l;aMoM;.!r':. S,"r'r":^'
-;7'. -t yet. /.w .;;;,;^«i^t
Mat</iid«.nm>f(ad min,i i. „
wood IS thouKh; p. ;„;,/,.; ;^
liard; ,,. nmh.waa or-,1,1 i. "^'
^'•-^,nn,.,a,;)p.,„;:;;,l'|»'''On,.
temper It. I harden It, (iron sten!
bard.,s.lver;;p/M.i:;i;r''^°"»'
frozen; j). mM/t,.//,,/. " ' " l«
(loath, .1 pi; p. ,,,^^/,.,,-^
^laM■unuuin.|nmul,^, s. tallow
-MaMnwadjidjanfwadj, (nin) n v
my nose is frozen ;). , , ^. -V
^n^likamidjinffiviwudi, {nin) n v
;ny<aceislrozen;:ip.^i;j,^,„;,,,y;
Mit.hk,mddjini>nljiwadj, (nin) n y
ar lio/.ei .J. p.-^; p. me.sh..id.
MiKkka wndfda wa<jewadj, ( nin ) n v
J'.v oar .s froze.., or, my ears kre
frozen; .\v-^■, p. niesjJid. ®
JUu.shkairddjwin, a. freezinij, han?
reezmp freozing of li.nbs, or
fi-eozing to death. ' '^
Musld-aivdijanii, u. v. it is stron™
(liquid;, p. me>ih..vug.~mntnin
MAS
218
wenddn vushlcawanamig anihisha-
bo; 1 like strong t«a.
Jifashhivmgamiion, ( nin) a. v. in. I
make it stronjr, (liquid;) 3, i). o
mash...; p. mcsh-.tod.
MaMawahidmh, or-manad, u. v. it
IS dry and hard, fromheat; i.. rws/t
..dea, ox~ma<j(ik.
Mnshkawdhvad, u. v. it is strong
hard, (wood;) p. ?w<'«A..«'ayt.
_• Mashhawdhvad)), n. v. 3. p. he (she
it,) 18 frozen hard and stirt", (any
an. obj.) p. mesli..'!,d.~Mmhhmd-
kwadjt aw (jujo; that fish is frozen
stiff.
.a^'ishkatvdpMe, or-7>ia(/ad, V. v it is
tied strongly, tight; p. m(,h..den, vr
-magal'. "^
Mashkawai>vlji^e, (nin) n. v. I tie
tight, strongly; 3. p. l.;p. mesh..
ged.
MasM-awdpidoii, (,?im) a. v. m. I tie
It strongly, tight; 3. p. o mas/i...:n'.
mem.. dad.
MasMawdpina, {niii) a. v. ow, I tie
him tight, strongly; 3. p. o ma^h..
n; p. mesh.. mid.
Mashlcawapis, {nin) n. v. I am tied
strongly, tight; 3. p.-,;; p. mesh..sod.
Mashkawatchigun, s. starch.
Mashkawdton, {nin) n. v. in. I make
it strong, hard, stiff; I starch it; 3.
p. ma.sh ..; p. mes/i..Ld.
Mashkawdwindainage, ( ^in) n. v. 1'
make a vow, (I promise strongly;)
3. p. 1.; p. niesh..ged.
Mashkaicdwindamaqftvin, s. vow
(strong promise;) pl.-a>i.
Maahkawendmn, {nin)n. v. I have a
firm constant thought, a strono-
resoUition, a strong (irm will; 3. p.
1.; p. nii'sk ng.
Mai;hkaiPeiulamik,{nin)n. v. T make
him have a firm thought, I fortify
his mind, his resolution, I give him
a firm will; 3. p. o mask.. n- p. nush '
Mashka>venda»uni4n, s. firm strori"
^thought, resolution, will. *"
J'hskhnvenda/i,, (nin)-d. v. in. I think
li is strong; also, i think stron-iy
MAS
on it, I keop it constantly in mem-
ory; 3. p. ,; musk...; p. mesh..ang.
Mashkau'inima, {nin) a. v. an. I think
he io strong; also, 1 think firmly
on hnu: 3. p. o mash..n; p. niesk.
viud.
^ashkawciiindis, (nin) r. v. I think
myself strong; also, I think tirmlv
on myself; 3. p. -r,; p. mesh..swL
Maskkawidee, (nin) n. v. I have a
strong heart; my heart is hard, ob-
8Unate,stubbom;3.p. l.;p.^;,^..
MaskkawidccsJikawa, (?dn) a. v. an
1 fortify or strengthen his heart: 3*
V'Omask.n; p. mesh.wad.
Mashkaatdcm-in, s. strength of heart-
obstmacy, stubborness, hardness
"I ncart.
J/<ishka/vigahaw, (nin) n. v. I stand
liniily; 3. p.~i; p. mesh..tvid.
Mtshkawiaade, {nin) n. v. I have
strong fcgs; 3. p. ].; p. tn<'s7i..d(d.
Maskkawigane, (twi) n. v. I have
stn.ngbones;3.p.l.;p.;„,,;i..,,,,^_
JJ'^hka/c,gywe,(7iin)n. v. I speak
vvnfi force; I pronounce an oath- I
swear; 3. p. I.; p. 7nesh..7ved. '
Mashkuwiiiijwewiii. s. strong power-
fu speaking; oath, swearing.
^ashkawihcn, [>iin)n. v. I keep my
hoad steadfast, stiff- 3. p.-/; p
7nr.sh..md. i M p-
■Sfashkawihrimn fatoshaho, u. v. the
milk congtilates. it becomes sour:
Si' in ^"''kwissi/ig tutoshalx), sour
Mashkau'inia, (711,1) a. v. a,i. I make
mm take a hrm resolution; 3 p
m(ifih..n;p. ?ii('.sh..t/iad.
Maskkawimagt,nuje, {ni,)n. v. I have
a strong wrist; 3. p. l.; p. ,,^,5/,..
iJ'(skl-atoiinindji)nt/idan,{nin) a. v.
in. I keep n firmly in memorv, I
remember It strongly; 3. p. o;«««;i
...; [I. m<sh..ang.
^'ishkdfriinimlji'nunima, {ni/h) a, v.
an. I keep hiiu strongly in memo-
ry; 3. p.o ni<t.yk..n; p. nush..7riad.
Mushkawi»widjitnina{nin) a. v. an,
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I keop or huld him strongly 3 p
o nuuh-.n ; p. mcsli.,nad. ' '
Maf'hkuwmindjitniiian, (nin) a v
i/i. I keop or hold it strongly; 3 n'
<'mafih...;i,.m€iiA..anff.
Mad-i-ainua, (,n/i) a. v. an. I take
nad "' ^'^''^ ^'^a^h.M; p. mesh
MuM-awinan,, {nin) a. v. in. I take
hold oi It; 3. p. omash...: p. mesh .
aiig. '^
MasMmci/uJihe, (nin) n. v I am
headslroiifi, obstinate, stubborn:
3. p. 1.; p. vi<,ih..hed. '
MaMawmdilwwiu, s. obstinacy
stubbornness.
Maskhawinih, (nin) n. v. I have
strong arms; 3. p. ].; p. mash-Ied. I
MasMawmtia/jt, {nin) n. v. I have '
strong ly^nds; 3. p. 1.; p. mesk.. '
djtd. j
Mashkaivis,{nm)n.\. lam atronir •
vigorous, powerful, robust, hard-
I employ my strength, I make el-
torts; 3. p. ].; p.mesh..sid
MAS
Mashkau'isitu (nin) a. v. an. ^ make
him strong, 1 strengthen him, I for-
tify him; 3. p. o mash.n; p. mesh.,
ad.
Mashlcaicisimayad, u. v. it is Etronff
powerlul; n me..h..guh.-Makaie
kitcM musM-awisimagad; powder
is very powerlul.
Mashhiwiuwiu, s. strength, power
vigor, force. '
Mashkawissin, u. v. it is strong; it is
hard; p. viesh..i7ig.
MaMawitcujos, (ma) n. v. I speak
with power; 3. p.-/; p. mesL.sU.
Mashkaivitdu. (nin) a. v. in I
strengthen it, Jbrtify it; 3. p „
mash...\ p. mrsh../,id. j
jfashkuj, B. swamp, marsh ; i)].~m. I
MafihkujiMin, s. cranbery, moss-ber- '
ry, moor-berry; pi. -a«. •
Mashhijimiuika^u. v. there are cran- '
berries; p. mesk..kat/. i
Ma8hk.i(jiniinikan, s. place where
there are cranberries.
MaMigirmnikaidwi-dhi, s. Crrr '
berry River, Lake Superior. " j
Mas7tkiriiminike,{mn)n. v. I gather
Mu8hkUjoha,j s. a kind of .wild tea,
en led by Canachans, Labrador.
Mai<hkMiwati(j, 8. an. red spruce, tain-
./•■fl''./^- epinette rouge;] pl.-o^.
.jr<M/;W-i, s me<l.cine;pi.4/'a«.
Mushhkt heUhnnininagak, pills
(globulous medicine.) S. Mko-
j/'V'/'f?, ' ^'^^'^- ^'^^"kmninanad.
MaM%k^]ce, (nm) n. v. I make or
PJ.^J^'-e medicine; 3. p.].; j>.mesh
Mashklk.ikeicigami(j, s. apothecary's
laboratory; pl.-w. •'
Mai<kkikike/rikwe, s. female apothe-
,,'^^;7'.(.'"a.'^onvent;)pl.-j7. "^
MuM'ikikcwin, s. tli<. art of prepa-
iingino(hcine. i.harmacy, trade and
, °^J"l;".V°" of an apothecary.
MajMikikewmud, s. apothecary ; pi.
Ma,^hHkMdho, s. medicine, Z^owtVi
medicine to drink; [F. de la tisane.]
, Mashkikzicahokawa,(nin)?L. v. an I
j prepare medicine for him to drink;
I .i. p. mash n; p. mcsh..u'ad.
Mufildikiwnhoke, {nin) n. v. f pre-
paremedicine todrink;3. p. L ; p
I MaMikiwigamig, . s. apothecary's
! shop; l^\.-^m..
, Jfashkikimnini, s.physician,doctor:
I pi. -«■/■«(/. '
i ^'''f''fn"'!, f bag, sack; pl.-a«._
I ^ll'M,moda»k, an old bad bac;
»iM.vM«wo«/'«,.v. a small bag.
Maslikim,,defr>rade, or-magad, u. v.
; It IS sewed up in the shape of a
bajr; p. mesh..dpg, ox-magak.
-UdiiUkmodtgumljigan, s. pocket; pi,
-an. ^
.)fashkiin.odi'ke, {nin) n. v. I make a
bair ()r bags; 3. p. },; p. mesh..ked.
Jlaxhktmndewrgin, s. sackcloth.
Mashkimjt, s. a kind of pike, (fish;)
pl.-</. ^ '■^
Mashki-sihi, s. Bad-River, Lake Su-
P«;nor_. ( It ought to be called Mash-
kvji-nhis Swamp-Kiver.)
Mashkod^i, s. large prairie; pl.-«;a;».
Mai<hkod4-2>ijiki, s. Buffalo; pl.-wa^.
■'mmuamm<mmr
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MaMnde2Jinibag, s. a kind of lily: nl
-on. ■" *
MiishkodisDe^s. marsh-purl ridpe- IF
perdnx de savanne;| ^\.^,j. ^ ' ^ '
MaModewadad, it resernbJes a iirai-
rie; p. ,ncsh..daL ^
Ma./,kima-au, s. place where they
make liay, meadow; pl.-aw.
JIaM<mike,(n/H) n. v. I make hay;
M,iM-(mtkemn, s. hay-making.
^ Ma6/ikossiw, s. herb, grass; hay,- pi.-
Mashkossiwi-apishimowin, s. strj'w-
hed, straw-paiiet; pl.-a«.
Ma8hkvt:.sitri,j„mi,n s. biiildinr/ for
keeping hay in, hay-shed, hay-loft;
Mashkossiink»,or~ma(jad. u. v. tliern
IS herb or grass; p. ?ncsh..bin, or-
maqak. '
Mashkomuvi.mlnikan, s. grass-seed,
tunotJiy. '
Maishhmiwi-mhdfinn, s. S. 17. kkos-
siwi-apittkinuiiiin.
■^fashkofisi-a'iwakwdii, s. straw-hat*
\n.-an. '
Masinnamagos, (nin) n. v. I sivc
credit, 1 have debtors; 3. p.-^'T d'
mes..,yid. ' ^ '
Mamiaamawa, (riin) a. v. an. I owe
him; 3. p. ,; mas..n; p. men. .wad.
Masmade, oi--ma<j(ul, u- v. it is por-
traited, it is engraved; p. m(.8..doi
or-mcKjak. '
Madnadmn, {h-m) a. v. a7i. I make
or torni some a/i. object; 3. p. o
ma)i../i; p. t)iet<..nad.
MasinadiiHim(nra,i^,nn) a. v. an. I
lorm or make it for him or to hiiir
3. p. o mas.. 11 ; p. mes. . wad. '
Maf^inadinan, (nin) a. v. m. I form
It; 3. p. mas...; p. nm..anq.
Masmanjadc, or -mmiad. u. v. it is
marked, there are 'diarks or signs
on It; p. m,...drn. or -inamk.
MufinoKjan. s. a thing to make marks
upon, paper; book; letter;debt;pl.
. -an. ' "^
MaH>iaiijana<ii, .s. an. pi. S. Atadi-
tnanhia iija n ag.
MamiuMani-teesahan, book-case.
MAS
Masimigath nin m,^.sitawi>Hin, I can
rpud,
Masinuu/an, nin wabandan, 1 read 1
am reading. '
iia.si)aagans, s. dim. little book; bill
note; pi. -aw.. ' '
^asimigaiiwaiahandang, s, reader-
pi. -If/. '
Madnaigas.inln) n. v. lam marked,
1 have murks on me; 3. ,,. -,. ,,
■)nca..sod. ' ■
2Ia.sin„ige, (/rm) n. v. I make marks
on s. th.;also, I make debts, 1 take
on credit; 3. p. l.;i>. m<6:.</ed.
Mminniyewin, s. marking;' making
debts, debt.
Masindjiguwia. (n/n) a. v. «;». J or-
nament with lead some an. obi. I
loadit,(apipe,etc.)3. p.^;,i«;..;j;
1>- 7nes..ad.
Mudnnjigawitrhigade, or-magad, ii.
V. it IS leaded, ornamented with
lead; it is moulded, cast in a mould-
p. vies..deg, ox~magak. '
■Mastndjigawitchujuno. n. v. 3. p. it is
leaded or ornamented with lead-
It IS moulded; {an. obi.) p, mes.'
sod..
Jf('dnnjigam'ti7i.igc, {nin) n. v. I or-
nament with lead, I lead,- I cast in
a mould; 3. p. L; n.m^s..ged.
-Mamnujigawiton, {nin) a. v,»«. I or-
nament it with lead; 1 cast it in a
mould, (m. obj.) 3. p. o mas...: p.
mcs..tod.
Misindkimn, {nin) a. v. in. I im-
print a mark upon it with fire I
burn a mark ui)on it.— They use
tins word, although improperly
also for />/-/«<(•«</ a book, etc. 3. p.
o mas...; p. mes..ang.—Aivenen ga-
■tnamiakisang oiv maninaigan f~
Who printed this book? flemann
m () gt-masindkisan; Heniann orint-
ed it.
Maitinakisige, {nin) n. v. I print 1
am printing; 3. p. 1.; p. mes..gcd.
Masinakzsigewigamig, s. printing-of-
nee; pL-mi.
Masinakmgewin, s. printing, the art,
business or trade of a printer.
Itaw-inan, I can
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221
yiadnahisigewinini, s. printer: nl -
waq. ' '
Masmas, hihi) n. v. I am portraitrd,
(printed or ongraved;) 3. p.-,;: p
yiasiimsowin, s. portrait, likeness.
manmnmn, {nm)n. v. in. I draw or
sketch It; I paint it; 3. p. fl mas.. :
p. me8..anq. '
Mamnhiujacle, or-magad, u. v. it is
portraited, painted, engraven: p
')ms..deg,ox-7m<j<d\
yiadnihiigade, or~magad, n. v. it is
imprnited on s. th., or painted: p.
vies. .d eg, or-niaqak.
Mimnihugan, drawing; painting: en-
graving; pi.-avi.
Masznihiiga/i, {niii) n. v. I am im-
prmte(i on s. th. I am portraited,
painted engraven ;.l. p._o; p. ,„^s..
S(>(t.~mi oma mednil)iiga!«ju\n: 1
am portraited here, (thi« is mv
portrait.) ■'
iUxsiniUigasmcin, s. portrait, paint-
«d_or engraven.
WasiniMir:, (nm)n. v. I make marks
or signs on s. th., I draw, I paint;
1 en^ravf.; 3. p. j.. p „,^.,. ,,£,,;
fAanmlmaewin, s. the act, 'or the
art, of drawing, painting or engra-
ving, drawing, painting, engraving.
)Aastnihiwa,{/nu) a. v. an. I draw
his likeness, I paint him, portrait
him; 3. p. o mas..n; p. mes..wad:
imp. masinihi.
Madnide. or -magad, u. v. it is
marked by heat; p. ims^deq, or
-magalc. ''
ifadmgwaddm, (nin) n. v, I em-
broider with figures and flowers,
(representing a painting;) 3. p l •
p. ■mes..aniL '
Ifasmigwddan, (mn) a. v. in. I em-
broider it with figures and flow-
ers; 3. p. o mas..; p, mes..ang.
Masimgwade, or -magad, n. v. it is
embroidered with flowers, figures
&c. rrepresentig a painting;) p.
mes..deg,ox-magah.
Mamdg'mna, (nm) a. v. an. I em-
broider some an. obj. with flow-
ers; 3. p. omas..?i;ii.7ncs..nad.
MAS
Miisinigwaso, n. v. 3. p. it is p,n.
broidered witl, flowers. &c. (an.
Ob.. „^., Handkerchief ;J.,..
MannU-iwagaan, (nin) a. v. in. I seal
It with an engraven seal; 3. p. „
max.. ; p. 7nes..ang. ^
^'^''^''^'i''\''<Mgade, ox -magad, u. v.
iH sealed with an engraven seal;
p. mrs..deg, or -^magalc.
MasiMkmagaigan, or masinikiioa-
gmgan-ahiX s. seal with an engrav-
inguponit;p|. -«„, or-o;». ^
Mimutkulaa {nin) a. v. in. I carve
It, I .sculp it; 3. p. o mas...; p.
Masmilcoilc, or -magad, u. v. it is
,^r;i°' '""'""'• "•'-»•■*<'•<"
Mannik<.djign7i, s. chisel with a half
round edge sculptor's chisel; fF.
,/"!'S.y' G. Hobhneissel;] pi.Ji:'
.,..„._^ ..,,.„, a. u/6. Statue, oran>
sculptured image or representa
tion;pl.-a!<7.
Madmkmljige, {nin) n. v. I carve or
sculpture; 3. p. ].; p. ^,,.^^^.
Mamttkodjujewtn, s. the act, or the
f"\ ''^ carving or sculpturing,
trade or occupation of a sculptor
or engraver. ^ '
Madnikodjigminini, s. carver
sculptor; pi. -»i«y.
Masinihma, {nin) a. v. an. I carve
■or sculp some an. obi.; 3, n «
mas..n; p. m^s..nad. ' '
"'^''"f^Tv"- ^- 3- P- it is carved or
sculped, («;i. obj.) p. w,,..,,,^.
'Va.simkwamge, {ni>i) n. v. S Jfa.
smajtgawitchige.
MaHniminensikade, or -ma^a/?;, u. v
it IS embroidered or ornamented
with flowe-.s or figures in small
glass-bear's; p. mes..deg, or -ma-
Uisiniminensike, (nin) n. v. I em-
broider or oinament with small
glass-beads; 3. p. l.;p. m^s..ked.
Masinim, s. an. carved image, idol-
pi. ~g. = I »
Madninin mcnitoked, a. adorer of
Idols, idolator, idolatress; pi. -jig.
Mas
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MAT
Mti«ii)!frhi<in<lc, or -maqad, ii. v
i.M';niit.,i, carvni; p." m'.v. .</,</, oi
Mtuiiu'tfliiiiKii., s. ^o(
Ala.snH/rhi,i,n, i.ind ,.j,hiwa, J 'paint
am
lUis..
, .. . (."HI) n.
p;uiiU;il, Ciirvcd; 3. p,
Sid. I
Mn.si>,l.l.chi,je.^„h,)n. v. J muko ,,.1 I
imn>rn or i.nagos; 3. p. i.j p. ,,,,,,.. |
M\m„if<-lu\i,in'»., s. the making of
linages, I'aiiitinjr, work, trade; „r
art ol a painter.
Ma»iniM,iai'ci„hn, maker of im-
u.i><;s, painter; pi. -ifoi/.
Ma.U<ujo,s,i^ni,nn.v. I t-ry; I groan;
3. p. -?; p. m<.K.,sid.
Ma^//,n„jsi /nncs/ii, „. v. 3. p. tlio
bird warl.les,- p. nu-s-.^id. Paku-
ak-i(r i)utsit(„j,mi, the cock crows
Mask-Kj, (inu) 11. V. J am very small-
d. p. -r, p. inaiad-/;/id. (They say
this of a new-horn inlant.)
JIa,-iya,i,s a>,. ahurtive Irnit of the
womb; p|. -„_y.
Mi>f<''i<ju'(id,nd,,\ios.{mn) n. v. lam
considereu nnlucky, lam unlucky;
3. p. -?; p. >//,,... sid. '
J/a,s«w/v^/,7,,/„^,,,v„/,„. V. it is cons-
idered unluck>, it is unlucky; p.
Ma,.sa<m,d/,, (;,,,,) n. ,.. lamnn-
jucky. unhappy. I have no ciiance
to gam or make anvthms; 3. p. _,•
Masf;a()/imd/,y/ ■'I •. s. h.^d luck.
Mass it (//I) I a. ini,!.] a. v. a,i. I give
it I Mnfrhi-aiddu'hJUiv, (mn) n. v. I am
a iviekid person, &c.,- 3. p. -i; n
iiiit..ii-id. *^'
^y/(it</i/-ti/,i/r///,,H. Imd unliappvBitu-
ation. Immii badly off. ^'
I .Uafr/ii-oatris/i,, s. any thing evil,
had, wicked, hurtful; pi. -a/i.
Miitclu'ui'iiris/n'irdn, u. v. it is a bad
wieked tiling, evil, hurtful, dang.
ercHis; j). nut .(tnij.
Matrlil-iuiiii, (niii)' n. v. i,,. I make
a bad use of it, 1 abuse it; 3. n 1 •
p. iiuf..„d. '
M„1rl,i-aw„.(^nlu^ a. v. ,/;y. [ make
a l>ad us(! ()( f^oiiie aiK ohj.; 3. ,,. „
iiiiit..ii\ |). m,l..wiid.
J/i/r/ii-h/i/iodli, {/n//) 11. V. I live
b.i'liy; 1 am had, wiektul; I have a
)ad temperament, had disposi-
tioiis; ;) p. - /; p. mi'l..,sid.
^(tt(/u-l>ini(uh.)siirin, s. had life; had
ill temper, quick, irritahle temper!
passionate tem|)er.
Alafvhidi'c, (I, ill) n. \. \ },avo a
wicked heart; 1 am cruel; .3. p. ].;
.£
>. >iiit..ed.
ie/iid<(irl^t^ s.
, . - f,..„ or
cause irmhi'd ]nr\, (according to
the Indian superstition.) 3. "p. o
mas..n\ p. mrs..a,/.
Matcht, adj. bad, evil, ill, wicked,
malignant, nialieious, mean vi-
cious, un;' . '
ifatchi-aiaaicish, s. bad beiu" riovil
Satan, the evil spirit, old Au-k. '
Maickt-aiadnLsfK s. ' a wicked pers-
on, a villain. ras,-al, rogue, scoun-
drel,- also, a wicked dangerous
ammal; pi. f^a^, "
— . -- wickedness of
lieart; cruf^fy.
Maf(idilid(idiini», (ni/i) com. v we
treat ill each other, we do evil to
ene another; p. iiiH-dUjui.
Mifr/ii-dadiii/i/r/n, s. imilual ill-
treatment, mutual wrongs, doinir
evil to each olher.
J/<rf,//i diHiaiii, {ii.i)i.) n. v. 1 ch) evil,
1 act wrong, I sm, 1 commit a
^/aut, a crime; 3. p. 1.; p. ,n,t..„n<j.
i'.'i. in <iod(ihtn>ri,i, s. bad wicked
aelion, misdeed, crime, fault; p).
-an,. "^
J'fih'chi drdarra, (nil)) a. v. an. I do
him evil, I wrong Jiim, treat him
evil: 3. p. oi/ia..n; p. MC./rad.
ilafc/it aijujad, u. v. it is bad
weather, a bad .lav; p. met.. yak.
Matf/,:<iKiij,ini^h. {/lu, , „. V. j |,ave
a bad day. (unfavorable weather
for traveling or working.) 3. p. ~i:
p. r»if..K/nd. '
Match ifjijwi. inin.) n. v. I speak
evil; I blaspheme; 3. p. 1.; n
met.wcd. ■ i > f
MAT
ov,l speaking; LlaHphunin^""^' '
''^Ltirrt'i''; --'■«'-'. wide.
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MAT
M«^.^/ mn<.Mhanm, („Vm) a. v
. I ollovy Ins had r'xau.ple, he
l^.d h.havior, l)a< habit, vvick,.,
I-; iiisp^si,",.,:;;:;;;^;,,:" ^•^"'I'or,
Mcivii. ss, .t. p. „ ?nat..n: n itw,
Mat^ht-iNajruHiH, (nin) n. v S
--lH.n;3.p.:,«i.,.--;,I
i curse It, J. p. ,,,,^.... p_^^^__
r/- . , . '. V- '•) p. met. .(led.
i^«/<;/«^e««^.eW«..m, s. bad sickness;
ceacu him had things, 1 jrivr him
" bad example. 1 Wufe hjm"
^'Mii hiklammihamin, (nin-) nan,
I ■' H'v(, nini a harl »»
•■'"'I'l''. ' ^^"iii.hdize him.
fxan.jde or seandaiV/^t-,,/. nj -«t
<'van> .;■;''• ?:''"Jl''"'(«r^ad
'''''' I'' ''''''''<''>'ii'daiwewin, s bad
iiiai i.s, p()|}4()|i venom lU v i '
. ;\he,fi:r'"^'^^'^:^'^''!/-"-^«^?
P; meUhilwad.
v.i. H decried defamed; iutpoken'
M«/r/.i wawindjujadewin, a. defam
at'O" o( 8. th.: bad renown! Ud"
name given to s. tb '
yiaUhi wawluljigae, \nin) n. / I
'ave a bad renown a bad name
Iamdetamed,UUpokenof;3 p.'
-o; p. met.. sod, » •»• p.
'^^liatsMimimumimfti
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"Matcki trina,{ntn) a. v. an. or, nin
nuitchi wawina, freq. I decry or
discredit him, I defame him, I
speak ill of him; 3. p. o mat,.n-^ p.
VUf.flad.
JAatchi u'indan, (nin) a. v. in., or,
nin matchi ircniu)i<hin, freq., 1 i
decry it, 1 speak ill of it; 3. p. o \
mat...', p. met..ang.
Maw, {nin) n. v. I weep, I cry; 3. p.
t?ia/6't; p. meivid.
Mau'ddishiwe, {m7i) n. v. I visit, I
pay a visit (or visits); 3. p. 1.; p.
7neiv. .wed.
MauHidishiweshJn, {nin) n. v. /am al-
ways making visits, / like too
much to make visits; 3. p. -i; p.
tnew..Jcid.
MawadishiweshHwin, s. habit of mak-
ing visits too often.
'm.awadishiwemn, s. visiting, visit,
visitation.
t/lawadissa, («m) a. v. an. /visit
him, / pay him a visit; 3. p. o
ma..n; p. mew. .ad; imp. maivadishi.
Maivdkodasama, {nin) n. v. / dry
meat in smoke; 3. p. 1.; p. mew.,
mad. (I. Conj.)
Udwandina, (nin) a. v. ati. /gather
together or collect some an. obj.;
3. p. oma..n; p. maia..nad.
VLdwandinan, {nin) a. v. in. /gather
it together, / collect it; 3. p. o
maw...; p. maia..ang.
"iidivandinige, {nin) n. v. _ /gather,
/collect; 3. p. 1.; p. maia..ged.
MdwandiwidJivM, {nin) a. v. an. I
gather u collect with him; 3. p.
omaw. n; p. maia..tvad.
\i.dnwandiungami'g, s. meeting-
house; Syriagogue; pi. -cm.
'i/Ldwandjia, {nin) a. v. an. /gather
it together, /store it up, /accum-
ulate it; /save and keep it; {an.
obj.) 3. p. omuw..n; p. muiu..ud.
"iidwandjiiditnin, {nin) com. v. we
come together, we meet, we as-
semble; p. maia..didjig.
"MLdwandjiidiwin, s. assembly, meet-
ing.
Kdwandjissifon, {nin) a, v. in. J
put it together, /gatl\er it tog
ether, /collect it; 3. p. o tnatv*..;
p. 7naia..tod,
Mnwandjitamadis, {jiin) or, nin md-
tvandjitamas, r. v. S. Mawandona-
madls.
Mdwandjifamage, (nin) n. v. /
gather or collect for somebody;
3. p. 1.; p. maia.-ged.
Mdwa»djifamaso?i, (nin) , i, rrima-
wandJitamadiK'in, a. v. iv . ' ,;ather
it, collect it or store it up, to my-
self or for myself; 3. p. omaw...;
p. maia..od.
Matvandjitamasonan, {nin) or, nin
i)iau'andjita>nadi,i07ia?i, a. v. an.
I gather, collect or store up some
an. obj. for myself; 3. p. omaw...;
p. maia..od. (V. Conj.)
Mdioaiuijilamaira , {nin) a. v. an. I
gather or collect it for him or to
him; 3. p. o mdw..n; p. maia..7vad.
Mdtva7idjitass, {ntn) r. v. S. Ma-
wando7ianiad\s.
Mdwandjitassan, {nin) a. v. in. S.
MdwandJitamaso7i.
Mdwafuijitaisonan, (nin) a. v. an.
(V. Conj.) S. M dwandjitamano-
nan.
Md7vandJiiassowiga7mg, s. store-
house; pi. -cm.
Mdwandjitchigan, s. any in. object
stored up somewhere, or gathered
together; pi. -an.
Md'wa7idJitchAga7i, s. an. any an. obj.
stored up somewhere, or gathered
together; pi. -ag.
Mdwafidjitchige, («tn) n. v. I gather,
I collect; 3. p. 1.; p. maia..gtd.
Mdmundjitchigewinini, s. a gather-
ing man, tax-gatherer, toll-gath-
erer; publican; pi. -4vag.
Mdwandjiton, (nin) a. v. an- I gath-
er it together ; I save and keep it;
3. p. mato... ; p. maia..tvd.
JUdwandobaiditnin, {nin) n. v. pi. we
run together in one place, we rush
together ; p. maia..didjig.
Mdwandodjiwan, u. v. it runs togeth-
er, or streams together, in one
place, (water or any other liquid;)
T^.maia..an^.
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irnwandiujivadan, {nin) a. v. in. or
mnmdwandoij .adanan, I sewscv'
oral piocps together, I gather them
together sewing ; 3. p. o matv... ; p.
inata..anff.
ildwandogmiKs, (nin.) n. v. I gather
together sewing ; 3. p.-,;; p. ,naia..
Ifdwandvmramm, or VKnvandoqvas-
fomii, s quilt, several pieces'sew-
ed together in one; pl.-aw.
MiiwandoHjcinin) n. v. 1 gather
burning coals together :3. p. 1 • n.
maia..jed. ^
Mdwandona, {nin) a. v. an. S. Ma-
wandjia.
ifdwcmdonamadis, {nin) or, nin ina^.
wandunamas, r. v. I store up or
gather s. th, for myself, or to my-
Bt'll ; I lay up a treasure : [L. the-
saurizo niihi ,-] 3. p.-o;p. maia..
sod.
Jfdwandonan, {nin) a. v. in. S. Md-
wandjiton.
ildwandimnndomair, {nin) a. v an
pi. I call them (ogether, I assemble
them callmg them ; 3. p. o maw..
man; p. maia. .mad.
Mdwandonige, {nin) n. v. I store up
I accumulate; 3. p. 1.; p. maia.'.
(jcd.
MdwandoshTcaan, {nin) a. v in I
Igatherii. (hay ;) 3. p. o maw.
p. ■inaia..ang.
ifawandcskkaigan, s. rake, to gather
hay with ; ]A.~an.
JfdwandoM-auje, {nin) n. v. I rake
hay together; 3. p. 1.; p. m:wa..
(led.
Mdwandosse, ox-^mgad. u. v .it crmes
together, it gathers in one place
or on one heap; p. maia..scq, or-
magak. ''
Mdwansom.nn, {nin) a. v. an. pi I
gather prople together; 3. p o
mauK.man ; p. maia. .mad.
IdawiH {nin) n. v. I weep b?ing
drunk;3. p. ].; p. «,,,,„•/;,'/
Mawil-as, {nin) n. v. feign. I weep
by dissimulation, I feign weeping ;
.1. \i.-o; p. mew. .sod.
Muu4md, {nin) a. v. an. I bewail
him, bemoan him, deplore him. I
weep or cry over him; 3. p.ojnaw..
n ; p. inemrnad.
Alawiimujad, u. v. pers. it weeps • i)
mew..gaL—Mnde mawimagad 'ep-
itek-latchiA-axhkendaman ;my heart
weeps from extreme sorrow.
Mawindddn, . in) a. v, in. I run up-
on It or to It ; 1 reach forth for it :
.i. p. mair...] \,.nu'W..ann.
Mawtnadjigawa, {nin'^ a. v. an. I
pick up tlie birds he' is killing, to
have them myself; 3. p. o mair..u:
p. me/t:.wad.
^(awinadjige, (nin) n. v. I fetch or
pick up for me, the birds he kills,
(ducks, etc.;) 3. p. 1. ; p. meiv..ged.
'~"5'- Mawtnadjigawa.
Mawinadjigenan jis/iib, {nin) a. 7
an. 1 fetch or pick up the duck he
JiilJed, to have it myself; 3. p ©
maw... ; j). meicged. { V. Com. )
Mawtnadjzgodadis, {ni?i)r. v. I fetch
or pick up myself the birds I kill •
3. p.~o; p. m,cw..sod.
Mawtnajiwc, {nin) n. v. I rush upon
somebody, (an enemy, etc. ) 3. «: 1.;
p. metcwed.
Mawindnd, {nin.) a. v. an. I run or
rush upon him ; 1 reach forth after
him ; 3. p. o maw..n; p. mcw..nad i
imp. mawindj.
Mawindamawin, s. bewailing, deplo-
ration, bemoaning, lamentation.
JIamnddn, {nin) a. v. in. I bewail
It, deplore it, lament it, I weep or
cry over it or lor it, to have it; i
weep for the loss of it; 3. p e
mnw...;p.mew..ang.
MawindiK, {nin) r. v. I bewail or de-
plore myself ; 3. p.-o; mtw-.^d.
Mawzneige, {nin) n. v. I insult, I
quarrel, make noise; 3. p. 1.; »
iiew.-ged. r , i
3Jawineiaei(nn. s. insult, insi^ltin-'
quarreling noise. ' "'
Mwwiniwa, {tiin) a. v. an. 1 com«
upon him, I insqlt, quarrel, attack
nim -,3.^.0 maw..n; p. mew..wadi
imp. mawin^.
Mawmeshhagon, {nin)j,ers. v. it in-
sults me, it attacks me ; 3. p. »
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IVfKO
22a
MKM
mrt?4'...; p. inew..giid.—Nin mawi-
iit'shkagon ijujti o iiKitn'iiuiija/i ; lu.s
letter insults uie imlciul.
Miiii'iiunld-un, \nin) a. v. an. I i:i-
siilt it, attack it ; 3. j.. rJ /«<*«'... ; p.
fM<?..rtwy.
Moirintflikiiira, (nin) a. v. ay*. S.
Mnmmi,(iiiit.) I). V. I );utlu'r lieriies ;
U. p.-o ; i>. uu/riiifiiit/.
i^awishk, {iiiu) 11. v. I \vc('|) cr cry
too imich or too olttui, 1 aui in a
habit of wot'piiig ; [l\ jc suis brail-
liinJ ;]3. jv-/; |>. miir..lii/.
MauHtihlciwin, s. had iiabit of \v»;op-
uig, cryiiifj.
Mdwiwin, s. vv(n>piiig, crying.
J^fdattstujanaina, \^iuii) a. v. a/t. I
miss hiiii, striking, ho avoids my
stroke; 3. p. o nud..n ; p. luaiv..
mad:
Medassikaye, i^niii) 11. v. I arrive to
late ; 3. p. 1.; p. muicyciL
Midaittfikan, {/lin) a. v. ai. I arrive
to late to (iiid it yet ; 3. p. <> iiud... :
p. maied.Miiij. — 'I'lu! contrary ol',
iVin. (/^smkaii; which slo.
Medtisnii-iiir/i, {/li/i) a. v. a/i. I ar-
rive to late to liiid him yet, ht; is
gone, etc.; 3.. p. o iacJ..ii ; p. itiaU..
wad. — The contrary ot, iSiii, yctmi-
kowii; which see.
Midavninaim, (_ni/i.) a. v. an. I miss
him shooting; 3. (). o mcd^.n ; \).
fnaia..ii'ad.
Meoandji, {nin') u. v. I belch, I eject
tlie wind Uom the slom;u;h ; [l''. jo
rote ; 111. rigani ;| 3. p. 1.; p. male-
gandjid.
yiegwa, prp., coiij., while, when, dur-
ing.
Hegti'aii,mU. amidst, among.
'Mej^aivigang awtn.si, s. the hump-
backed amnud, camel ; pi. megwa-
urigangig aiiw-^yi/ag.
Migire, prp. amongst.
\lcgwebag, amongst leaves, in a bush,
in a shrub.
Megwekamig, adv. in the desert, in
the interior, in the inland.
hiegiveknna, adv. in the road, on the
\o\'<\ or trail.
M(gwtxJik(miiv, adv. amongst herbs'
in the gra.ss or wiicd.
Mt'iaii/f'd, p. ^'. a. strangcsr, (man or
woman ;) \>\.~J/</.
M,Jik(ii/i /ihiijdk iiKipiiHirin, y. conta-
gious sickn(',>is, t'pidi'nmfcW<!
M<liU.t(/iutgani//iij/rr/(it/, p. h. a. a
black river, oi'dark-colorcd water.
Mvkiitiirikirunaic, or rnlUcr, nK/katf
iifik/caiiitiiil, p. s. ii. a man dresstMi
in black, Idack-govvn. priest, mi.s-
Hiouary ; pi. ;/ ; or J/'g.
^Ukditii'ikinj/Kd'ikirr, s. a woman
drcsseil in lila<-k, mm, .si.sterol'a
convent, religious of an Order ;
pi. </.
Mikaitirikiruna/v o bahi.u'kd/ragatt,
the priest's coat, cassock ; pi. <«//.
^ekaUn:ikiranui(ir, [nm) 11. v. lain
a priest; 3. p. ~i\y. i)4<k..wi</.
yitikattifiktraiKiieirlirin,, s. priest-
hood ; the Sacrament of Order.
^\ekawa.^liif(:d, ]).. s. a. he that iii-
»ents it, inventor, discuvoror; pl.-
Mikusi/ukud, ]). s. n. he that makes
shoes, boots, etc., slvoemaker ; [)l.-
Miniakiyiliird, p. 3. a. ho that inocu-
lates with the cow-po.x, inocn la-
tor, cow-po.v inoculator ; pi. /ig.
l\\eni'(ndj/g<isid, p. s. a. h(! tliat is
lame, a lame person, cripple ; pi.
Mt /«(w/;/a,s7ac,s.. ass, mule, (loijg-ear;)
Minw, s. wood-peck(M' ; pi. ^/.
Meincgwiii(,i, s. siren, (I'abou'lou.s be-
ing ;) pi. «'«.;/.
Menuingwa, s. Inittertly ; pi. g.
Mtni,i.s)ikuat, iidw by turns, one af-
ter another, alternately; recipro-
cally.
Mimi'iass'/iak, num. a thousand ev-
ery time, a thousand each or to
each.
Memidas»ivi, num. ten every time,
ten each or to eacli.
Mem/'datching, num. ten times every
time, ten times each.
yii-niilwasod, p. s. a. he Miat boasta,
braggart, boaster ; pl.-^?y.
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MfmmnhuwiJJiHn, h. Ah. n kind o.
gniss.li(.i.i,..r ; [h\ cigulo;) p|.-
MET
tnolo-hill,
WiKJ.
Mfiiimudi^i,/, p. H. 11. h(! tliat is r)roii(l
proiKl porsoti ; \A.-ji(j. '
)Aii)Umliujr, or ininitliKfe, adv. cspo-
ciiilly, j»riiicipiilly,aliovc all. j
Mini,nti,jutljiwanij, islands in a cur- '
rnnt. I
\\fmii/u,l(>n,(niJi.) Ninmrnuxhii/adr '
vU'..H.U/f:/ud„„. UishNjadr/vU'. i
MviMKl.MiidiuimaiKiancKhi, » rt-d- 1
Itnmm, rol)in,(l)ird;)i)|. i<i<J- ' I
y\.(imkiwulo,».imUyAO. Maulwnrf;!
M ( f «oXv tridiiii<i(jami(j, s
(niolo's house;) |)].-ry?,..
Mtwm^f/, adv. mU—Mcmwctrh
krnawa //. da/juin; just you ouirht
to go. (not othor-s.)
Mi//dati/i.i//)//riif./i,, (/«■«) n.v. I am
very sl('(!|)y, ovcrvvlioltnod with
sleep ; ;j. ^).-.,■ p. maim.. id.
miKjiMcafai, s. yl/«. ass : \)\.~an -S
M<l/l.,i/lr//.s/i>;. J- •
}ficnikuHMid, |). .s. n. Iin that drinks
too mueh, ti|>pler, dmnkard : pi.-
Mmikwciisu/, p. s. a. he that doos not
ilriuk, sober temperate person ; p).
yiinU'iiYst'?)/ jovdnabo, abstemious
perHOM.
^(iihsliva,{vm) a. v. an. \ catKse liiin
•sliiimc!. 1 ni;ikc him nshamcd ; W. p.
m<'..n ; p. maUnuluHid.
^iiiuldina, i/tm) a. v. an. I cause
him shame with my words ; 3. p.
o 7n('n..n ; p. miiu..mad.
Maiu/uin,l/;o„, ( «iVt) pers. v. it makes
me asliiuned, it causes me shame;
:i. p (im<n... ; p. maic..(jid.
Mentsm-ndam, {i,iii) u. v. I am a-
shamed ; 3. p. 1. ; p. 7mip..an<i.
finmstuiina, (nni) a. v. an. \ am
ashamed of him ; 3. p. o men-.n ;
||. mute. .mad.
^(■nu;s-rndam',n>in, s. shame.
W<«</-/>'/«vWav(,', p. 8. a. "he that
ijchaves well, good person : pi -
J'!/-
Mf /««'c, s. an. cumin ; pl.-^.
M,'Hhkanm/anwj ishkotewnho, stroiifl
(ire-water, brandy. *
MrMan'ihn,siny Uo.haho, ,„ilk
, that IS coaKuiatod, sour milk.
I McM-wut, adv. instead, instc-ad of. .
M,-xhhratona,{,un)ix. v. «„.. [ chanire
or (exchange some an. obj • 3 n «
»At/W*../(. ; [Km<tU..niid.
MiM-waton.amawa, (/«/«) a. v. //« I
(i.xehan«e it for liim or to him ■ V
V-<>md..u; I). maie..wiid.
AlcMwatonaii, {nm) a. v. m 1 ex-
tdiange one thing for another : 3.
]). o mcuh.,.; p. 7/iaic..afuj.
MeMwutu.s,e, ot~m.a,/ad., u. v. it nn-
cl"rKoe.s a change, u .« changed;
p. mwu..mj, ox-mujak.
(elothmg.jfwearituntilit is al
t«.rn to pieces ; 3. p. „ rncH...; p.
Midkawa, (nin.)^. v. ««. j wear it
out, (article of clothing, ,m. ohj.,
as rMW/w, handkerchief;) 3 v> ,,
■»i('.\..n;i,. 7/i,fue..wad.
Midnamnannnd, n. s. a. he to whom'
s. Ih. IS owed, creditor ; pl.-«V/.
A[e.nna,<j,d, p. s. a. ho who owes s
Ih., (I('l)tor ; pl.~/^V/.
Mcs,nah-imn(j madilahjan, p. s a. ho
that marks pepor, printer; pi '.
inestnakiniiiKjiij ina.'<...
McxhvavaijvkuHd, p. s.'a. H. Miak-
wdnmirk.
MvtMihh,, aHIc, n. v. 3. the kettle is
worn out, it is no more useful • r.
m'iiv..K()d, ' ' '
ilitnldlisdn, u. V. it is worn out
nse^d up. (metal;) p. maie...inq. '
M,tnb,sujrd, p.s. a. he that smokes
pure tobacco, smoker of tobaco
only ; pl.-^?V/.-S. Mitnkosigr.
Metaknvlm, u. v. it is worn out in the
,,'^'.T''''(F|""''ng;) ^-maicinij.
lU-jf.akwidjidon, {nin)a. v. in. I wear
It out in the woods, (clothing ;) 3
V-omet...; p. maii.Aod.
Mutchihode, or-ma(/ad, u. v. it is worn
out or used up by grinding ; p
man..de<j, ox-ma<jaJc. ' ,
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228
MID
A'eichihi)don, (;»»») a. v. in. I wcni
t out by grinding / 3. p. o me...: p.
maic..d<.d.
Mit hiboiia, (nm)a.v. an. I wenr
out 8oin»! an. obj. by grinding ; 3.
\). o7nvt..7i ; \}.niaic..nad ; imp. tne-
tchtbdj.
tSitchihiiHo, n. v. 3. p. it is worn out
by grinding, Um. obj.) p. viaie..
sod.
Mitchi-dodang, p. s. a. lio who does
evil, criminal, malefactor; p.-«</.
Milchii>i>id(V,{ii'in) a. win. 1 wour it
out working, (clothing;) 3. p, o
tmt...; p. muicddd.
Mitchmin, or metdvitch'umde, w. v. it
is worn out, used; p. muu..ing,
or mated 1(1. — A'in makuinan
mitdnsdnon ; my moccusins are
worn out.
Hiwija, or viiuinja, adv. already;
long ago.
Jfiwuhlid, p. s. a. he that weeps too
much, weeper,crier; [F. braillard;]
Mi, or, mi sa, so, that is, it is, that .d
to say.
Jfi ajHnc, ever since ; for ever, gone
for ever.
Mt minik, or, mi iu\ that is all ;
enough.
MidddatcJdmin, {nin) num. v. pi,
an. we are ten of us ; p. med..tcld-
djiij.
Ifid(idafc7nnon, num. v. pi. in. there
are ten («w. obj.)
Itiddmvena, (nin) a. v. an. I put him
aside or out of the way, with my
hands; 3. p. o mid..n; p. mcd..7iad:
imp. midagvcn.
Middgwenamaiva, (nin) a. v. an. I
put or push s. th. aside for him, 1
deliver him or disembarrass him
from s. th. ; 3. p. o mtd..n: p. mcd..
wad.
Middawendn, (nin) a. v. in. I put it
aside or out of the way, with my
hands ; 3. p. o mid...\ p, m£d..ang.
Mtddgru'cnddn, (nin) a. v. in. I put
it away or aside in my thoughts,
in my mind, I remove it froir me;
Mi<ldg\inni<jr., (nin) n
witl
(ifd.
'ufdL'wtni'jc, (nin) n. v. T put aside
with my hands; 3. p. 1.; p. tnad..
3. p. mid...-^ p. 7iied..anff.
liddyweta, (nin) n. v. I put myself
UKide ; 3. p. 1.; p. m,'.d..tad.
Mtdagwctawa, (nin) a. v. an. I keep
myself Jroin him ; 3. p. o mid..n: y.
med..wud.
Mulds.s, s. legging, or my legging ;
|)l. «/(. kiddss, thy legging ; vdas.i,
his legging.
Mtdu8no. mnn. ten, (before substan-
tives denoting MKAsiiRK, of time or
ol other things.)
■ifiddssohan in indj.
Miduttivbidonan. (nin)
JJida.s,s6liina. (nin)
■Mulannul/inag. (nin)
Midui'H(,bunikan.
Midamodc.
Miila^sodcwi^imin. (nin)
Middfisigamiy.
■A/idamganngiiimiii. ( nin)
Middt'a(,(jit,int,u'ayis. ( nin )
MiddtKt.gu'an.
Midaatogwunagad.
■Middi,sogwanagis. (nin)
Alidast^agua n en d. (nin)
Jdidaa^vrndn ug.
MidunKukainin. ( ?iin)
JUidaxtnitiug.
iiidabxonijigan.
Jh'dd^somk.
-Middi;w?iindJ.
Midanso.skiniag. (nin)
M^dasf^shimin. (nin)
-iJidus.sd«/ik.
Midaifkoshkin.
Aliddi-scfsid.
AlidanDOstag.
Midaiisosiiit<,naa. (nin)
■Middsi-wahiginan. (nin)
MiddssicaJdk.
Middtmiaiagad.
Middamaiagidmin. (nin)
Middsiwak.
Middsuwakosim in . ( nin )
Hid at awahwadon .
Middtb'Waktvcuan.
Midanwakwoagan.
■Midatswatig.
Middssweg.
MID
229
Ift<iai>«w(>wan.—S. miohaninindi.—
^Vijobtdman. MJdbina, otc..,' al-
ways chariKinjr j,, Kiiijlisli, two
into ti'n, as : Nijohaneniudi, twico
(two tiinos) a handful. Afu/am,-
hariaitndj, tea times a handlu..—
ntjohidonan, {>iin)l tie two to-
Kotlior. Afid(m6fndonari, (nin) I
tie ten togothe.— And ho on re-
spectively.
itvlanKmik davdiuj mulasswak, a thou -
s«',V| t""«s thousand, a million.—
N\hn(j midimwak dasuMj nulaw-
>vak, twice a thousand times thou-
sand, two millions ; etc.
Middssiri, num. ten.
Midnvmii anhi bejig, num. neven. '
Madunnwi an/ii nij^ a dozen, twelve.
(tor the rest see Grammar.)
JMaic/i/nij, ten times.
Midntrkiiuj midumvak, ten thou-
sand.
Mide, «. Indian of the Grand Medi-
cine ; [A.-ff.
Midekwe, n. a squaw of the Grand
Medicine; pl.-^.
Midiit\ {nin) n. v. I am an Indian (jt
the Grand Mec'icine, I belong to
the Indian Order of Grand Medi-
cine ; i. p.-t; p. medeivid.
M'id-iwia, {nin) a. v. an. I receive
him into the Grand Medicine, I
make him a member of the Grand
MIG
Mldjtmike,(mn) n. v. T produce or
procure victuals; 3. p. [,; p. ^i^-..
or efTortd
procuring
food, it is
mddjimi-
3. p.
3. p. mid..n ; p. mede-
odge
Medicine
wiad.
Midewigamig, s. long narrow
made of branches for the ceremo-
nies of the Grand Medicine ; pl.-
on.
Midewiwin, s. Grand Medicine, In-
dian Order of Grand Medicine.
Mtdjim, a. v. in. 3. ind. pers., they
6a| it; [F. on )3 mange j] any eat-
able thing, provisions, victuals,
eatables, food.
Mtdjimigamig, s. provision-store ;
[K^ hangar aux vivres ;] pl.-wi.
Mvljimihdndnn mlassonagan, (nin)
a. y. in. I put a bait in the trap, I
,y-.?n ^H^- P-.^^""<^-; P- madJ.Mng,
Midjwitkandjtyan, s, bait; [G. Lock-
spejse;] pl.-a«.
Midjimiken'in, s. labor
made in producing or
victuals.
Midjimiwau. u. v. it is
eatable, it is eaten ; p
Mil/Jin, {nin) a. v. iu. I eat it
o midjin; p. mad j id.
Mi'fjindim, adv. in the water, in the
depth. '
Mdji.dknwa. {nin) n. v. an. I con-
(luct or accompany him a little dis-
tance, through politeness; 2. t> o
muL.n; p. m€d..wad.
Mi(jadan,{nin)&.y. in. I fight it 1
oppose it, I combat it. I am against
It, .1. v.ornKi. .; \>. mngadang.-Nin
Migadan t-shkotewnbo ; I fight ard-
ent liquor, I am against it.
Migndimagad, u. v. pers. it is fight-
ing, opposing, it is at war against •
p. mag..gak.
Migadirnih, {nin) com. v. we fight
together, wo scuffle ; we are at
war; p. mdgndidjig.
Migadi-ndbikwan, s. war- vessel, shio
of war. man of war ; pL-a«.
Mtgndinaniwan, u. v. there 's war
war-lime, lighting-time ; p. tnaa.',
^iiang. ^'
Migndiivin, 8. fight, battle," combat
war. '
Miffakikwewe, (nin) n. v. I fight or
lid '"^ ^^^^ ' ^' ^' ^* ' P" ^'^^•■
Migana, (nin) a. v, an. I fight or
be.Tt him ; 3. p. o mig..n; p. maga-
Miganidis, (nin) r. v. I fight or com-
bat against myself, I war against
myself; 3. p,-o; p. mag..8od.
Migas, imn) n. v. I fight, I scuffle ;
J. p.-o;.p. magnsod.
Mu/a.o,}shk (nin) n. v. I am in a bad
habit of fighting, of scuffling ; 3.
p.-*; p. mag.. kid. ,,
Mi^dsoivin, 9. fighting, fight.
^yjnsowinini, si soldier, warrior,
fighter, boxer ; pl.-M/a^. •
Mro
230
MIO
V. It will 1)6 80, be it
(a
HO, Anion,
Miffi unimiinh, n. v. .1. p. the do^,'
barks, y»il|)H; p. moilil.
O mi<ii(lnii ,/,',/„ (linmntih, a. v. ///,.
3. J), tlic (!()(,'' barks at some in. obi.;
p. meijiduiKj.
O mi(fi/Hi/i nuimoshta, v. an. .'J. i).
tlio (lo^r barks at some on. obi. ; p
tneijinad.
Mii/Munn/ii^^i, s. eagle-fighter
small bluebird;) p\.~(j.
Jiiffisi, 8. eagle ; pl.-'iou<j.
Mi4jmns, s. dim. a young eagle ; pi.
Mt<jlnwi<ja/iJ, 8. an. eagle's claw ;
1)1. -trj.
Mujuiwixihi, s. Kagle River, Lake
Siiperior.
Miaidwiirikired, s. Eagle Harbor,
Lake Superior.
Mipiskan. s. lish-hook; pi. -nn.
Miifinkaneiah, s. tish hook line ; pi.-
in
Mvfi»8, s. an wainpun), (beads oC
porcelain, Indian ornament and
ancient money ;) porcelain, china-
ware; pearl ; pi. mif;Usng.
Mi<jigmin]can, s. wampum-strap, a
large strap richly ornamented with
beads of porcelain, used in Indian
messages of great importance. PI.
~wn.
Muji.ssiiesshmij. s. an. breastplate of
beads of porcelain, (of wampum.)
This is the greatest Indian orna-
ment. V\.-a(j.
Migmina<jan. "s. <iish or plate of por-
celain ; \>\.-an.
Migissinagans, s. dim. cui>,« saucer,
bowl, of porcelain; \>\.-an.
Migiwe, (ntn) n. v. I give, I contri-
bute, I make a present, I grant,
I allow ; 3. p. 1. ; p. maqiwed.
Mujiwcv, (nln) a. v. in. 1 give it a-
way, I make a present of it to so-
mebody; 3. p. o mig...; p. mdqnveu.
Migiwenan, {nin) a. v. an. 1 give
away some an. object; 3. p. omig...;
v.mdgiwed. (^V. Conj.)
vjiwen Songuiies7t,ka-yemn,{7iin] a.
V. m. I give Confirmation, I con-
lirm; ,3 p. o mig.. ; p. mui..rd.
Migiiiv^/ii; (n,n) n. v. I am' in a hab-
it of givina: too uuicli av.-ay ; 3. j,
i. ; p. iit(ig..Hd,
'"".""■' f'i>n',i/r„, inln) or, nin iniqi.
''••fair„,n. v. an. I give it for hi'm,
tobisinlvantaire; .'J. p. „ n,!,i..n :
p. m<ig..ii;id.
.y!,,iwur!„, H. giving, or the act of
Riving H. th. ; gift, present, contri.
Inition ^//„r//; p\.-,in.-'A. Miniq,,.
i>'in. M, naoniiw itin nuf^hi't wni'uir
tlicse are my pr(;s.'nts (/ give a-
I ,/.'''(•■/•)
I Migiwm, s. l)iirking of a dog.
' j^",'"""- ■"■ "^^''' I'odkin ; \A.~nn.
MigoHhkudrudagoK, (nin) n. v. 1 am
troublesome, I am considered
troublesome, annoying; 3. v.i;
^.■int;j..s!<l.
Mig<in/d;i(liiid<igir,id. u. v. it is troub-
lesome, it is considered trouble-
some or annoying ; p. me(/..mik.
Juig,ii</duid(nda7n,{niii) n. 'v, lam
troubled in my thoughts, in iny
mind ; ;}. j). 1. ; p.mert..ang.
MigoM-ddiK, (nin)n. v! I am troub-
lesome, I am annoying; 3. p.-i ; p.
meg.. .'lid.
M-igonJd-ddhiu'in, s. troublesome-
nes, annrtvance.
Migoti/d-ndjni, {nin) a. v. nn. I troub-
le him, annoy him, bother him, I
molest him, importune him, vex,
tease, plague him ; 3. p. o m'ig..n ;
p. mef;..ad.
^igo,'</d-adji-ain, {nir.' n. v. I am
troubled, frightened, ilarmed ; 1
am uneasy; 3. p. 1.; p. nMf..md.
Mig().shhidh'-aian'igon,(,nin)u.\'. pers.
or, nin migosM-adjiigon, it troubles
me, bothers Tne,'it'makes me un-
easy, it alarms me ; 3. p. o mig... ;
p. meg.. god.
Migofihhidjidee, (nin) n. v. my heart
is troubled, alarmed ; 3. p.' 1. ; p.
mcg..ed.
MigoskhidJidfewiHyB. trouble of heart,
uneasiness.
Migo.iMdsifrawa, {?tin,) a. v. an. ( from
nin migoshkddjia, J trouble him
MUi
2:U
MIJ
r, nt)i tnit/i-
1 ira-
I an-
[1. o
])on ;
I am sickly,
.~i ; p. tnetj..
V. there s
[F. il y a du
p. m(iij..inij.
, 8. feathei-
:ui(I innvilxikawa, I como to him.)
1 00111(3 to tnwblo him, to hotlici,
liini; 3. p. « mi(i..ii, ; p. •nt<i..irmL
M/<j"Mhliixil(i,j()H/ { tiiti) II. V. 1 atu
troMliicsoino in my api'iikiiir, 1
troiililc Hiid miiioy with my woriin;
•'■ p. / ; J). i)U(j..,i,',/.
\[i<j<'s/,k(i.sth('ru\[ tiin)i\. V. (ui. I hciir
hiiii with ilisi.h'iisurc, J am troub-
led and aiiiioyod hy hi.s speaking ;
:_'. p. I) itii(i..u.; y. m(ij..ivaiL
yf/ij<).\/d(iKni/i(i, { uiii ) a. V. an.
]»ortiim! him. I trouhio him,
iiov him with my words ; ;i
tnhj.ji ; |). nuii.,iiuul.
Mieiran, s. ««. 'leather, (iiiill,
pl.-aj/.
Mt'ifwitn('uli«, {nin} n. v
I aiM often sick ; li. p
fid.
M l'j'rij/t<i/i//emi(fin, n.
hoar frost on the ire :
frimas sur la glace ;]
Mi;fiC(W-(i/iihi''eshi//i,)ii
cushion; pi.-an..
Uiijiraii-apiahiinon, s. feather-bed ;
pl.-«rt.
yf i(jwanif</ta. s. an. ; pi.— ^. S. iVt-
m(ixhhiii4ian.
Mil/wan nin tun/fi/ia, I toncli the
pen, (while another is writing
down my name,) that is, I sign,
(such as cannot write.) 3. p. mi'j- |
/ra/ian n tdnijinun ; p. mitjwanan j
taidnniiKuL \
iAi<rwa/u-/i,if)agan, s. S. Mi<jwan-api- I
■shi'rttin..
Uiairifch! thanks! (expression of
tnankt'iriving.)
yiii/iwtrhi>i>fini)n.a,(?t,i)i.) or, migwetch
mnd i/k nima, a. v. an. I have
thankful thouglits and feelings to- '
wards hiin, I feel thankful to him;
^ ]>. o inti/../!.; p. ■iKag..nuul.
yii<jv^f( hi ireniHtje , (/tin,) n. v, I give
tiianks in iny thoughts, 1 feel
tliankful; 3. p.' 1.; p. ma(/..(/ed.
yiiguietrfdwiu, {ni7i)a. v. an. I thank
him ; 3. p. « mig-.n ; p. inaij..ad.
yiit/irefehiwiiire, {nin,) r. u. i give
Winretekiwigijigud , tlmi
(lay.
ik«:givmf.
tlianks, I .thank ; 3. p. L ,• p. man.
wed.
Muixrfr/iia'ttwcinn, n. thankarivmi,
thanks. "
MufKyfrh Hintl inn. I thank hiw |
say thanks to him, '
M? /(/.. that's it, that itt enough.
mtni„„a, ( nin) a. v. an. \ arrive U
his track, his footsteps, (in the
I snow „r niiid ;) 3. |i. (,nuj.,u; ft
I rui'j^.iiad:, imp. mi/aaj.
I M'>'",'/«, {niii ) n. V. 1 nrrivi, oy r/nXer
I 111 a canon or boat ; 3, p. l, ' p.
m>Jat/(t(/. S. Ihtijirixhin, ^
; UiJ„<j,i,ln, ( nin ) n. v. I overcome, I
> Kain, (inaplay;)3. p. l.,-p. m^j..
(lull.
^iJ<i'jalc,(Tiih) n. V. I arrive, walk-
ing on the ico ; 3. jw; ,• p. mfA..,>d.
^ijaijurn4-n<ajiwe, (nin) n. v. 1 ar-
rive in a canoe or boat : 3. p, l. -
])_. niK'J..n'1'd. » '" " '
My/V/ZvAW', (nin) n. v. I fallor«ink
down to the bottom ofarivejtw
lake; 3. p. I.; p. m(J..mL
Uynl-i.s.s<. or-iMugcul, u. v. it sinks t«
the bottom of a river, etc ; p. mej
\ Mijahcad. u. v. it is fair clear w«a-
ther, serine, the sun shines, the
sky is blue ; {u mrj..wak.
Mijahra<l(inii inande, u, v. it is tlyed
sky-blue, it is of a sky-blue color,
azure ; p. cnnndiij.
Mijul-itxuh.iitj iiiaii'ito, n. v. 3. p. an~
it is sky-colored, faint blue, (««,
^h.l-) p. evarmd.
Mijnkwanitihikad, u. v. it is a bright
clear night, no clouds; p, mej.lcah
Mtjnshk, 8. Ot.. herb, hay; pl.-o/i, or
~tn.
Mtnd,{nin) a. v. an. I spoil him,
I wrong him, injure him ; 3. p. o
myidn; p. mrjiad.
Mihiwe, {nin) 'n. v. I spoil, I make
damage ; 3. p. 1. ; p. m^jiiwed.
Myinuive, s. steward, administrator
of a property, manager ; pl.-^.
Mi/inawew, {nin) n. v, I am a ste
ward, etc.; 3. p.-t; p. mej..'U'id.
Mijinamwiwin. s. stewardship, ad-
ministration of a property.
W'^'H^ikkmn^i
MIJ
232
fi.'i
irm:
I{ijikdgm,{nin) pers. v. it catches /
me, It reaches me ; 3. p. j mij... ; \
p. mej..god.-Ahosiwin ?im gi-miji- '•
kagon; a sickness has reached me. '
Myilc.ma, (nin) a. v. an. I reach '
him with my foot, I give him a//W^
Kick. (I give him a hard kick,
would be, ?im tangithkawa.) 3. p.
om'}/..n;p.nwJ..ivad.
Mv}t^hd, adv. openly, plainly, ex- 1
pressiv.
■ifimhahganehinu, (nin) or. m'n mi- 1
jtshaJcigancmi, a. v. «w. I uncover I
his breast ; 3. p. o mij..n ; p. inei.. \
nad ; imp. mij.Mj. '
MijishahiganeUnidi^, (nin) or, ni/i
nujishakiganenidis. r. v. I uncover
my breast; 3. p.-n; p. m€J..sod.
Jiyis/bal .janeshin, (nin) or, nin mi-
tahiganasMn, n. v. my breast isun-
covered ; 3. p. l. ; p. me..in(i.
Miju/idssu, (nin) a. v. an. I expose
to thesight of people some an. obj.;
3. p. o mij..n; p. niej..sad; imp.
mi/ishasht.
Mijishdtm, (nin) a. v. «7i. I expose
It to the sight, I lav it open : 3. n
mtj... ; p. mej.Md. ^'
Ifyisliawagam, adv. very far out in
the lake, or sea.
HijisMwai-amig, adv. under the sky
in the open air, without a shelter '
[(t. unter freiem Kinimel.] '
MviisMwashlcode, s. large open prai-
rie; \Ti\.-wan.
Mijishdumhlode, or -viagad, u. v.
there is a large open prairie ; p'
7mj..deg,0X'muguJc.
Mijishdwissin, u. v. it is open, un-
covered, exposed to .,ie sight ; n
mep.wig.
ifijishdwissitamaiva, (nin) a. v. an
I expose it to him, I lay it open
before him, I reveal it to him ; 3
p. mij. .n; p. ni^. .wad.
Mtji^hawissitchigade, or-magad, u. v
it 18 laid open, it is exposed to the
sight of people; it is manifested,
revealed, it is made known, made
public; p. me/..deg, ot-mngad.
Minshawimton, (nin) a. v. in. S
Mijishdtoti.
MIK
Mijiiagos, (mn) n. v. I make false
and injurious reports ; 3. u -i ■ «
mcj...^id. f * , p.
Mijiton, (nin) a. v. in,. I injure it J
Mijwa (nin) a. v. ati. I wound hini
shooting at him ; 3. p. o 7nijwan\
. \^- m,>jwad ; nn\~>. mijin. '' '
^ijwugayi, s. a person wounded by a
siiot; ^i.-ag. •'
Mijwdganiw, (nin) n. v. I am a
'lyff P^'^^oa, (wounded by I
shot,) 3 p.-,; p. mfj^wid. ^
M'jwewaskl s. medical root or herb
tor wounds; pl.-«,,. "' "^'^'*
added ;-o'^^''^"*''^^.^«°"^«'™es
added to kawessa, ixi order to
strengthen the negation. Kawis
*« niika, no, no. not at all, by Ta
means. ' ^ '"'
Mikdde, ox~7nagad, or, mihddjiqade
ox-maaad, u. v. it is found, dis^cov:
ered, aetecied, found out; invenl'
^ikadj,gas,(mn) n. v. ^I am found
discovered; 3.. p.-o; p. mek..J '
Mzkage (nm)n y. I had, I find out;
, ■^■P-l.;i>.mekaged. *
tX'' '• ^"^ '^^"e: found, detect-
eu, pi.-a«.
Mik'uga?i s. an. a findling, any an
object found; pi ~ag ^
ifnTf "'' ^"'''^ "• ^- I «'^' a nnd-
iing,3. p.-e; p. mek..wid.
Mzkagamwan n. v. it is a found
thing; r>. mck..icang.
Mzkamddis (nin) or, nin mikamds,
n. v. 1 find to myself or for myself-
3 p.-o; p. mek..wd. "^
mkamddi8<M, (nin) ox, mnmikamd.
^on,z x.m. I find it for me; a; D
Mtkamddisman, (nin) v. a. an S
^ikamasonan. '
Mikamu^on {nin) a. v. dn. I find it
LT^' ' ^' ^- ' ''^'*-' p- '^-
Mikamdsonan, (nin) a. v. an. J find
some an.chj. to myself; 3. p. ,, niik
-;p.mek..sod.(V:Conj./
■?.-. #
MIK
233
v- a«. I find it
«; p.meh..wad.
• I find it; I
me-
Mikamuwa, {nin) a.
to him; 3, p. omih..
Mikd/i, (ni/i) a. v. in
discover it; 3. p. o milcdn; p
kang. '^
mkan, a. Ot. S. Uikana.
^ikana, a. trail, path, road, way pi.;
Mikana hiamo, u. v. the trail or road
goes to...; p. etiamog.
mtkuna ondamo, u, v
road comes I'rom..*.;
Uikundkawa, (nm) a. v. a7i. 1 malie
or prepare a path or road for him-
w ; P" ''Z'^'^"'^; P- >nak..wud. '
mkanake,{ni)i) n. v. I make a road-
MIK
the trail or
p. wendamog.
3. p. \.;p.7nak..ked.
mka8,{,un) n. v. I am found; 3 r> -
o; p. mekasod. ' ^'
^ikdw, (ni>i) n. v. I have my sen-
ses; 1 recover my senses, after
laintmg or swooning; 3. p.-r n
mekawid. ^'
Mikawd, (nin) a. v. an. I find him- I
, discover him, detect him, (a per-
son, or any other an. ol)j.) 3. p o
iniL.n; p. mckawud.
yiikaivadis, {nin) n. v. I am a fine
looking person, I have a fine an-
,. pearance ; 3. p.-j p. mek. .sid.
MMiwudzfiiwin, s. beauty of a per-
son, fine appearance.
Mikawad;^, (nin) n. v. I begin to feel
that a hmbor part of my bodv is
freezing ; 3. p.-i; p. mek..id.
Mikuwudnkwe, s. a fine looking wo-
man; pi. -^.
Uikawadjinini, a fine looking man-
in.-wug. '
^JliJcawcma, (nin) a. v. an. I make
him think ons. th., I make him
recollect or remember s. th., I re-
mind himof s. th.;3. p. (,„a-..«;
p. tnek..mud.
f/likawushiton, (nin) a. v, i;i. I in-
vent it, discover it; 3. n. o mik. :
p. mck..tod. '
yiikuwdKhiimm,, g. invention; pi -
ml 57"'''r;V ««- a packet or bun-
f\~L ' ^^' P^<i"^' '^^ Pelleterie;]
^ht^'"'"' (''^^■«)a- >'•««■ I irritate
an^Pr--,'' J^"n> ^ provoke him to
^Uhn,ij,^,^ n. V I prov'oLto anger
^^ikindjudtmin, (win) com. v. we
Et/;r' ^""' '"^ ^"^^^' '■
Mtkodjina (nin) a. v. an. (from nin
mikaica I find him; and nind odji-
na, I feel him or grope him;) I fflid
himby feeling or groping in the
iarK,_J. p. o m%k..n\ p. inek..nad.
mkodpnan, (nin) a. v. in. I find it
by leeling in the dark; 3. p. o mik
...; p. 7nek..an,g.
Mikorna, hiin) a. v. an. I speak of
uminhisabsence;3.p.J«»i..„
p. mekomad. '
Mikona,(nin) a. v. an. I find some
an. obj. among many others; 3. p.
otnik..n\ p. mekonad.
Mikonan, (nin) a. v. in. I find it
among many other things,- 3. p. o
ir<lv>,i«wa, («e-;i) a. V. an. 1 make
him pleasure, I render him a ser-
vice; 3. p. o mik..n: p. mak..ad.
Mikonaweiendam, (ntn) n. v. 1 am
gladandthankful;3. p.l;p. Twa/fc.
ang, ' *^
I" "•'t.n-.M/tt'.
Wikuwdshitowin,
mkawin, (niji) a. v. I remember it;
J. p. o nnkawin; p. mekawid.
mkawinm (nin) a. v. an. I remem-
Mikonaimenima, (nin) a. v. an. I
am happy and thankful he has it:
(ill.mu peryoHiim;) 3. p.omiL.n:
p. mak..mad. '
Mikos, (nin) n. v. I am industrious;
/• P--«; p. makosid.
MikosMos, (nin) n. v. I am shot,
(with a gun or bow;) 3. p.-^,; p
Mikwttdidanimosh, n. v. 3. p; it is r.
good s])erting dog, a good hound,
good pointer; p. ?ttei..s/d. '
-mkinam, s. ««. ice.
-Mikwdm, s.an. or milwan ins, a. an.
dim. icicle; [F. glafon.J
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Mik
wa
mhimdhr^o, n. v. 3. ]). thn
is floating down on
ICR
a rivnr, there is
•o iiuauiig uown on a rivnr, I
adrift of ice; p. }>fm<ih,ff(,d.
Mkwninil-a,or~ma,,ad, u, v. tliere is
ice; p. md:J-a(/, 'ot~maijak.
M^ihwniniudniwan, u, v. it hails: p.
mek..aii<i, ' ^
Mihwamimj cnnanwah innsUiH, s
alum (inedicino that looks like
lce.)S. JtwaUk.
M-ihmmiwigamvj, s. ice-house, icc-
pit; pl.-o«. '
Miknuiwa, (m,i) a. v. an. I hit him
(with s. th. I throw at him;) 3 i)
o mtL.n; p. viaL.wad; imp. 7»:kwd.
Mkwe/idamia, (mn)n. v. an. I make
him remember s. th., I recall it to
his memory; 3. p. „ imh.n; p. mch
..ad, 1
Mihvaulamoinn, s. recollectincr re-
membering. '
MikwendanAiiin.) a. v. hi. \ remem-
ber It, [ recollect it, think on if ,'}
p. o mik...; p. md-.am/.
Mihremlm.t, {itin) n. v. I recollect I
remember; 3. p.-„; p., „,;[...,,,,^. '
■^^Jjpf^oulnssr.n'in, s. memory.
Mkn'cndjh/adc, CT-7}ja,/(,J, li. v. it is
remembered; ]). mejcdcn, or-tna-
oak.
Mil-irendjiijas. (/uii) n. v. I am re-
membered; 3. p.-,.; IK mA:..-<od.
Jlikh'nidjn/e, i^/iin) n. v. I keep in
memory, I remember: 3. p. 1 • n
7>ick..ijrd. I 1 t-
Mkwc/u'innAm'/iA a. v. fm, T remem-
ber linn, 1 think (m him; 3 p. o
imk.ii; p. md'-mrtd.
Mlhchji imtl,!,n. V. :j. p. the tree
yields fruit; p. makinohl.
MtkwKji.i, u. V. it yields fruit; p.
mak..in;/.
Mtkungitomngad , u. v. it yi(>lds frait,
It produces; p. mnk-ijak.
Mtkwuiitim, (mn) a. %•.'««. J make it
yield trtiit; p. mak.:fod.
Mimi<jdi<},k/ne, or-^mar/ad, ii. v. it is
crushed or rumiiiet'l, (stuff;) [F.
c'est chiffonne;] p, 7)iem..ihet/, or-
tnagah.
Mimhihid,
ujihidon. (vi'ii) a. v.
in. 1 crush
It, (stufl;) 3. p. oviim...; p. mem..
<l( a.
■ifimH/ihinn, (nin) a V. an. I crush
It, (^f//. stufl;) 3. p. o mim..n; p.
m>iu,j,;iHi,jis, (nm) n. v. I struggle-
,;:■ 1.'-"^"' !'• «i<«'—W. '
Mimi,ioM,nn, v«/«) n. v.] am tread-
ingonts. tli.;3.p. J.;p.,/,^,„,.,„,^,
Mimi(iv.^hkan, {„!,t) a. v. {„. \ tread
It out, (instead ofthrashing it;) 3
p. OTO...; p. inrm..a»a.—Mano'-
irnnmn mirmijoahkan; 1 tread out
wild rice.
Mmi,jof<hkawit,{mn)a. v. m. I tread
'It out, {an. obj.) 3. p. o mz/u..n: p.
m'm..mid.--rakweji,,an mu mim-
■igoK/ihara; I tread out wheat, (in-
stead of thrashing it.)
Mmigo'Wrhina,{mn)a. v. an. Ishake
nun; [I'.je |e secoue;]3. p. omim..
«; p. mem. .//ad; imp. mim..hin.
Mi.m%.i„wM.iHin, {jiin) a. v. m. I
sliiike it, 3. \i. omim...: p. mem
aiiif. ^
-MliHvrwal), {mil) n. v. I move and
shake myself, sitting; 3. p.-z. p.
ni(>n...'id.
2Iivimwisl,m, {i,4n) I move and
shake myself, lying; 3. p. 1.; p.
nu'in . . hi(j.
Jfi'vi/nik. adv. so much, that's all;
that's enough.
Mfn., s. whortleberry; Mlberry; pi
minan.
Mi tia! is it so? is it right? will you'
J/h.a, {iii/r) a. v. an. I give him, I
make lum a present; I grant him,
allow him s. th.; I impose it upon
him; 1 cause it to him; 3. p. o mi-
nan; p. mdnad.
Mlnnd, {niu)^.x.an. I give him to
drink; I water lum, (a horse, an
ox, etc. ) 3. J), (I minaan,; p. minaai.
Minabawidjuxi^ s.; p\.-iu(j. S. Adis-
suwa'icski.
Minddcndmn, {nin) n. v,.I honor, 1
resi)ect; 3. j). I.; p. men..ang.
Mtnddcnddn. {nin) a. v. in. 1 honor
or respect it; 3. p. o min...; p. men
..ancf.
in. ] crufih
• ,• p. mem..
tn, I crush
mim..n; p.
I etruggle;
1 am tread-
me7n..ang.
in. 1 tread
'li'iR it;) 3.
Kj. — Mano-
1 tread out
an. I tread
miin..n\ p.
I II in mim-
vheat, (in-
7«. 1 shake
p. (imim..
ni..}nn.
V. m. I
p. weffi.. „
move and
3. p.-z. p.
fiove and
P- !•; p.
that's all;
terry; pi.
will you?
re him, I
lant him,
e it upon
p. o mi-
ve him to
lorse, an
mew tad.
S. Adi«-
honor, I
•/>ff.
I honor
.; p. men
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[
Minudcnim. ( ntn) or, rtin minadenin-
dw,x.\. i lionormvself, Jam vain;
1 am proud; 3. p.-o'; p. 7nen..od.
Mmudcnima. {tdn) a. v. an. 1 honor
him, T respect him; 3. p. o vmi..n:
p. men.. mod.
MindJmiudrwm, s. respect, honor,
vei.eration.
Minti,i,d)iy.si,s. bed-bug; \A.-wun.
JhMa<f(i.-.; (jnn) n. v. I smell; J emit
an ()dor;:j. p.-?'; p. vien/umid.
Miiidgwud, II. V. it smellsi it has an
odor; j>. in, n.. wale.
Minnidimiii. (nin) com. v, \vp givn
each otlier to drink; we procure
dnnk to one another; ii. vitti..did-
PS;.
M'iiitiidis.(vf'ii) r. v. 1 give to drink
to myself; I procure drink to my-
self; S. Y>.--(>; i>. 7ncn..md.
JHfididitnii, s. the act of going to
drink to each other; or of procu-
ring drink to each other.
3/indinv, { tii'i) ) n. v. I give to drink;
I ])nK-nre drink; 3. p. 1.; p. mm.,
n'cd.
MindivcM; (nin) n. v. I am in a
bad hal)it of giving or procuring
drmk to others;3. p.-i; p. men...Hd.
Mmuhi-a, or-magai, u. v. S. JHk-
wdkira .
Mindma,(inn)^. v. an. I smell him.
I scent him, (a person, or any other
an. obj.) 3. p. o min..n; p. ^in'nd-
mad.
Mindmika, or-magad, n. v. there are
breakers, shoals, banks, (of sand
or rocks;) \>. i)u'n..htg, or-mar/al:
Mmdnddn, {nin) a. v. in. I smell or
scent it;:{. p. o min...:,^. men..an<i.
Mtnanda/ima,{nin) a. V. an. 1 give
him s. th. to smell; 3.
p. men.. ad.
tndndawa, {nin) a. v,
ndnia.
Mindvdjigf, (nin) n. v. . _
scent s.'th.; 3. p. 1.; p. wfn..(fM.
Mi7idssamaH'a,{nin) a. v. an. T give
him to smell some object! burn;
3. p. omin..n; \^. nun. .wad.
Mindssan, (nin) a. v. in. I burn it
p. o min..n;
an. S. Mi-
I smell or
to give a good odor; 3. p. o min...-
p. menansdiiff. '
J/iMw (^nii) n. v. I make a good
odor by burnings, th.; 3. p. J.-n
9iitn..fifd. "■
Mindnmm, {nin) a. v. a,i. I burn
some an. ohj. to make a good odor;
d. p. min..u; p. inen..n'ad: imp.
iinna.ssn-i. '
MinaiiHt, adv. again, more, anew.
M'iiiaii'diiigrM,{nin) n. v. lam joy-
ous m lupior, joyful through' in-
toxication; 3. ]). 1.; p. men..bid.
Mtn (lira nigo.s, {nin) n. v. 1 am ioy-
oiis, joyful, I rejoice; 3. p.-i; p.
men... Kid.
2[;iniwdi,ig„siwin, s. joy, joyfulnes.s,
reinicing, ]>leasuro.
Minairdnigwad, v. v. there is jov,
reioicing, pleaisure; ].. mfn..wak:'
Mfnatram<rif< iidain,{ni)i ) n. v. I re-
joice, I have joyful thouhgts: 3. p.
1.; p. ine.n.aiKi.
Miniurd iiiijiven<l a nuni-in , s. iov iov-
ful thoughts. ^ ^' ^^
J/in<vrdi/ii//rin, (nin) a. v. an. 1
make luni joyous, I ])rocnre him
.loy and pleasure; ;{. p. ovnn..n\ i..
min..<id.
Minan}dnigirit.(,n, {nin) (pron. nin
■ininairdni-i'tuH;) a. \.iu. I make
It joyous, joyful; 3. \k o min...; p.
men..tnd.~J>tl)firlii,ii(in, h qi-min-
airauKjintan niiide ; Lord", thou
hast made my heart joyful.
Miiiawdi^, (nin) n. v. T am happy,
contented, 1 rejoice; 3. p.-i; p.
men..! Id.
Minunwid, (ninja.x. an. I make
him haj py, contented, I make him
rejoice; 3. ].. a niin..n; \<. mm. .ad.
Mmairdsima, {nin) or, nin minawa-
niijtiina. a. v. an. I make him joy-
ous with my imrdu, with what 1
am telling him; 3. p. o niin..n;\>.
men. .mad.
Minau'inagos, (nin) n. v. I look good,
benevolent, charitable; 3. p.-«; p.
inen—sid.
Mindddenddn, (nin) a. v. in. I regret
to have lost it; 3. p. o min...; p.
men..ang.
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Mindadenima, {nin) a. v. an. I re-
gret to have lost some an. object;
^■Pomm..n;p. mcn..maif.
Mivdasdwagan, s. a tamed animal;
v^.—ag.
MmdaivaAnin) a. v. an. \ pout, I am
CTu^^"^ ^i''» lii'n. because }[;!
does not give me what /want:/
murmur against him, 3. p. om-.V..
n; p. mendawad.
. i' /'"'" "°' «Peak; /am not
satished vvith what is' given to
Mndawehi, (nin) n. v. / pout, /am
drink;3. p. L; p. men.. hid ,
Mxnjaweganjan s. «m. white spot on
a ftnger-nail, (mark of pouting;)pl.
Mindaweganji, {nin) n. v. I have I
white spots on my nails: 3. d 1 • '
p. men. .id. ' ^ '
Mindawc.hk, {nin) n. v. I am in -i
bad habu of pouLg, I amTpout
er, d. p.-«; p. mvn..kid.
dene""' '" ^'°"''"^' ^^- ''''"■
Mi7idawewinagos, {nin) n. v. I look
cross, dissatisfied; 3. p.-e; p.,; J!;
Mmdihiaah, {nin) n. v. f weep much,
I^hecflargetears,-3.p.-,-;f.,;^;,.:
Mndid, iiin) n. v. I am large, big,
buky;3.p.-c;; p. mmdidod. ' ^'
Mzndinme, s. an old woman: pj -
tag. ' ^
Mi,i4imoitiw, {nin) n. v. I am an old
woman; 3. p.-^•; p. men..wid.
Mvrdzmoihni.^ s. wife. This word
isalwa;,^- preceded bya possessive
pronoun.-iY«« mindimoiemi^Ji, m v
wife, (my bad old woman.)
Mi>uijikdwa?i, s. an. mitten; glove;
mndjimdpide, or-niagad; u. v. it is
ln%aL '''""'' P- "''^"'••^^^' -
MI'N
Mmdjimdpidjigade, ov-magad, u. v.
'^boSt^'^''^'''' ^'^'"^ "• ^- ^ «">
Dound, 3. ^--o; p. me7i,.8od.
Mimljhnapidjige, {nin) n. v. l
bimi.Itie;3.p.l\;pA„„,.^,^. '
M«;;r/j,md/jarfa«, (^j,-;,,) a. v. in. I bind
It, J. p. OWm^...; p. »i^;i..rfoi?.
MiiuljimapiJcaigas, {nin) n. v. I am
fettered, chained; 3. p.%; p. ^..^
Mindji^apina, {nin) 2.. v. a^. I bind
M/W>-,^i«^(,„,^ (wm) n. v. I keep in
^'l'^^«^«'^.(^»«)a.v.e;,./keep
It in my memory, I don't forget it;
3.n._om;,,...; p.men..ang. '
^?'?'y«.'»«'«^;a (««) a. v. an I keen
huninmemorV,IcWtforgeth!m^
Mimljimemndis, (nin) r. v. I think
on myself, I taL care of mysS-
J. P.-O, p. m€7l..S<;d. '
'in-hir ' ■
,r-. r. ■') F- "i-^n-..s<;u,.
Wm'T'^T^^-^-"^- I hold
tiun, I keep lam back; 3. p. n
J!^>n..n;p.mcn..nad. ' ^ ^
Mindnminarnawa, {nin) a. v. an I
withhold s. th. from him; 3. p „
'^,'^^~««. .('"■«) a. v. in. I hold
I \u:J,:! P- °.i^*'*-; P- rnen..ang.
' Mtndjvmmdts, (nin) r. v. I keen
myse f back from s. th., I withhSd
TdlfjT " ^'•' ' -f-"n. 'at
stain, 3. p -ry; p. men.. sod.
Mindjimimdisowin, s. moderation
refraining, seIf-co'mmar"°"'
Mindjznmhkagon, (nin) pars. v. it
^eps me, it holds me; 3. p "
m;i...; p. men.. god. ^'
MindjimiMaioa{nin) a. v. an. I hold
him under me; 3. p. minj;v
men.. wad. ""y-'tf p.
M,idjimisModjigan. s. any heavy ob-
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UinSjimisTikcdjige, (nin) n. v. I am
putting a heavy object on s. th.:
d. p. I.;p. 7)lctl..gid.
MIN
Mindjimishkodm, {nin) a. v. in 1
put some heavy object on it, to
keep It down, or to keep it steady:
S. p.o mm...: p. men. .dad.
Jltndjinmhl-ona, {mjt) a. v. „n I
put some heavy thing on some an.
obj., in order to keep him (her, it)
oown; 3. p. o «««..«; p. mm..nad.:
imp. — icoj . '
Mindjimmm, u. v. it holds, it is
strong; p. men.. sing.
Mindjimisd'amawa, (nin) or, nrn
mtndjiniissitawa, a. v. an. I .lut it
m his mind; 3, p. o min..nx p.
•men.. wad. ^
Mindnmmsin^ u. v. it holds, it is
caught, 1 cannot draw it to me; p
inen..zng. ' ^
Mindjhmsnitchigade, o\-m<iqad^ u.
y. it IS well founded, it has a strong
ioundation; p. mm..deg, ox-ma-
^indjinawemdaJcamig, adv. it is a
pity, It IS regretful.
'iftndjinmi>eiatdam,{mn)n.\. 1 have
sorrowful and repenting thoughts:
,;?• p.- ^•5 P- ^'it'n..ang.
Attndjtnawes, {nin) n. v. I repent I
am sorry to have done s, th.:'3
p.-i; p. men,.dd.
i/j«.4;ewaz<;mV//i,s.repcntance,hear.
,/.y sorrow for having done s. th.
Mtndohad, u. v. there is dew on the
ground; p. mendolcak.
u *"V ^V,?'*- ^'^^^ '"'it of the thorn-
shrub; |F. cenelle;] \A.-ag.
Utnegsagawanj, s. aw. thorn, thorn-
shrub, thorn-bush; p\.-iq
Hineumj, s the City of IVlilwaukie
Wisconsin.
Min-giaiss, s. an. the moon of l)il.
berries or whortleberries, the
month of August.
Mini, s. apostume, abscess, or rather
the matter or pus that is in an
ahscess, or runs out of it.
Minidim, 3. ind. pers. ihey are given i
8. th. Minidiiig, when th(!y are
£iven s. th,, when presents are dii?- 1
tributed amongst them. The time
01 presents.
Minidimin, {nin) com. v. we gives.
Ui. ti, one another; p. manididjiq.
Minuhs.{nin) r. v. I give it or furnish
It to myself; I cause it tome; 1 im-
Minidii,cn,{ni7i) a. v. in. I furnish
It to myself; 3. p. o min...:v,. man.,
s'd. '
Minidisonan, (nin) a. v. an. 1 furnish
to myself some an. obj.; 3. p. o
m« . ; p. man..f>cd. ( V. Coni. )
JUtfiidtnun, s. gift, present, given or
received by several persons; pl.-
Miuidixnn, s. the act of giving or
distributing gifts or presents to
several persons.
IJinigns, {nin) n. v. I am given s th
a prei^ent is made to me; 3. n -r
p. manigoa/d '
Mnigoiiiii, or minigosiwin, s. gift
present, contribution, receive^! —
b._ JSUgiwewin—Ml sa onoiv nin
mtmgomnan; these are my pres-
ents (/received.)
Minigowis, {nin) n. v. something is
■given to me by divine poodness.
or spiritual influence; 3. p.-^•• n
man. .kid. i ' i
Mwa/-, adv. go much, as much as...
Mtnikitn, s. seed; pl.-an.
Minikdn, s. an. seed an.; rA.-ag.—
Mmikanag^ ogowopinig, kaicinnin
m-umwukkzg; these potatoes are
lor seed, I will not eat them
Miwkc,{nin)n. v. I gather whortle-
berries; 3. n. ].; p. muniled.
J'hinkivnddn, (nin) a. v. in. I spend
It for drinking, 1 drink it; 3. p. o
imn ..; p. mr.n..ang.
Alimhvddjigun, s. an'v drinking-ves-
sel, pot, pitcher, glass, goblet,
tumbler; pl.-««. '^ '
Minikw<kljigan, s. gallon .—iVVw^o
mmikwadjigati, one gallon; n/jo
fmsonw, nam minihwadjiganl
two, three, four, five gallonl'etc.
—Kzkhkitchituj mi?idwdiljigdn, a
♦V.
'^'-"^i-r
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23S
'"??; J. p. ].,• p. mcn.tjed.
^inihrdn^. (,,/«) a. v. „. I .spon.i
It for (Irn.lcn^, I ,lri„k it, (,m.
oli,].)_3. p- OOT,//,..«; p. mcii..Ha,l.~~
h<'i.ma.ojo,,naman n yl-mniikwd.
'f' "lion-. ^ lie, Irank all hi.smoncv.)
M-'udlwi (nh,)xi. V. I drink, 3. p. 1.;
Umikwin, )nm) a. v. m. 1 ,irink if
•i. p. mm...; p. mcnikwed.
MhrilcxrhUk, {,in) n.v. I am in a
'="1 hn^nt of drinking (intoxirat-
Mi^nkwcM,:nn. s. l,«,i balut of
dnnkm-^nif.lHj.^dn.nkpnnoss.
^«"^'^"'''^'^''-''^"*/«'7'V/afl^, s. dun. tPMi-
peranre-., ledge; p|..,^,,.
Minihrewujami<j, s. drinking-ho„se
hqnor-h,n.e.dra,n-shop.t.ppl„,g:
Mnik'vemn, s. drinkinT.
Jf«;;.e7vr,vr//„>,«„,, „. y. it is drink;
they dniik ,t; p. jncn .ana.
Mtmns s. dim. a small pimple or
pustule,- p|.-„«,. ^ ^ .
Mt7^JM.v//r/V„//, (nln) n. y. [ havp a
small j.uiiple on my lip; 3. p, L.-n
men.. (I III/. ' ' '''I
Mwi.v.v s island, isle; pl.-«,,.
mmmohik. s. ronk-islaud; pi.-w,
Mi7!e,*,s-,,.y nidannkid, or, «.,>;,,.;/,;,,
endr,j/.hrm-,dmL p. s. 1. he who is
a native ol an island, or. he who
lives on an island, islander- ■ I -
m- '■ '
mnu^ina. s. warrior, soldier; hero;
MIN
p!.-(7.
Slinu.'^iiio.oyinia, s. military officer;
J!^-7C: ...
}A.im,snnuw. [mn) n. v. I am a war-
rior; I am luave; 3. p.-/; p. num..
wta.
^misstnn?i'ddu, (nin) n. v. I am a
hero; 3. p.-/; p. 'men...sid.
mnismuUvinini, s. hero; ^\.-ivaq.
MtmtKj, s. an island m a river; v\ -
an. '^ '
^iiiitlj djijran, s. an island in a
rapid or in rapids; pl.-«//.
Miulw, {ai^) „. V. I have an alvscess
with matter in, the matter runs
out of my abscess; 3. p. miniwi;
p. vu'Hiind. '
^iniw (nm) n. v. I bring forth, I
yie d film ; 3. p.-/,- p. nianuvid.-
^"'^'Uki mniiwi, the tree produces or
>i^<Hils fruit; mauiu'id miluj, fruit-
mniwan, n. v. matter or ihis is run-
»'"gontoran„lreroralKscess"it
t'rin-s fori h matter; \^. mnuwano
fhur • 1; "• '■ "' ''™'''^^«« "'• >'eK
luiit, p. muiiiiratu/.
^tjiiu-djdm', {jrln) n. v. f have the
consumption. 1 am consumptive!
ph.Ksical, 3.p.i.,-p.,,,,./,^_
^nni'/fe'- ^ "^"^ "• ^'- ' ''^^^-^ ^-^ fetid
"ost, [i-.jesuispunais;] 3. p. l.?
M««o, adj. & adv. good; vvell.
^^'^'''";',"'>,("^>)n. V. Jam well, in
good health; I am ooinC.rfible and
well Off; 3. p.].; p. ,«.„„,, -.^^
cnm.'jl'; 'P^'^' ^^isf''"'^". ^m cir.
cuinstances.
Mwr^/;/.(«/,,^n, v.i am gay and feel
contented, in liquor; .3. ^ , '
Miuohmt,ov~n2amd. u. n-. it is navisa-
hie. good tor )iavi.;ntioa, (a river; 1
'^H'"' ''■i"!'i</i''^', 0>z>ij n.v. 1 live well;
1 am m good health; 1 am good
huiuor; 3 p.-,;; p. num..,/J.
hea th, good kind temperament,
good humor.
Mi/uid(is/u,nm. ( ni?i) n. v. pi. we are
just enough, we are in a suflici(^nt
number; 3. p. muoda./nwaa; p.
Miiiudamil,, li. v. there is inst enough
of It; meii...sin<f.
Mimde, or-ma>jdd, u. v. it is well
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done well cooked; p. ^,Wcv, or-
MIN
Ui>,.oJce,(nm) n. v. I have a good
heart I an. good-hcar«» gcK
3. p. I.;p. wmWcW. ^» ''*'''"'
MW<'m, («/,;) a. V. «„./ console
him, I .nako him be of good cour-
S.^r' ''""'''-^ '' ''• " --••'^= p-
^^'^''^f^'^''^*, s. goodness of heart
good-nature, gentleness.
mn.0 <l,la,a„win, s. good action, ben-
eht; pi. -a/*. '
mnoyijujad yi. V. it is fair weather,
itisajineday; p. ?«^«,.w,
MwiOr/tywc^vrWi, («/«) n. v. J Ijgve a
hne, fair weather, (for traveling: i
,,?• P--«)' P- men. .id. *"'
iVTi/W/,, „. V it produces well, /a
field;agardcn;j p. ,n^,„y[,„,: ^
ble.produc.ng fruit; p. mcn..</cul.
Mznotalmdad, ,.. v u 'is useful; „
mnoidhadis, inm) n. v. I am useful
(a person, or any other a?i. obi ) ]'
P--',- p. vicn..sid. ''' '
Uinoiahadju,, (nln) a. v. cm. I make
a good use of hini, he is useful te
me (a person or some other an
ol.j.) J p. „ ,nin..n; p. men..ad.
^inoiidjadjdon,{nin) a. x.ia. I make
agoodusoof It, itisusefuitonv■
J. p. ».,;«,«,...; p. me,i..t,d.
Th.V'"''^'''\r/^ "-v. lam good,
brlavewcll,IhaveagoodV.n:
fluct, 1 have good qualities, I am
virtuous; 3. p.-,Vp. ;,,,,..,,•;;
./nnVr'.' '"'""''"' '• 800d conduct,
good b.diavior, goodness, virtue.
^i>io-inawimaAn<n)ix. v. an. I am
on good and peaceful terms with
luni, I am his friend, or, ho is my
./P^'\'i;i-V.oniin..n;ii.:ncn..mad.
ilmo-mawcndlndn, {ml) com. v
we are on good friendly terms
with one another; p. men..didH,i
Mmo-inawendlwin, I friendsl p
peace, good terms. ' '
Minnnmiimayis, {nin) n. v. I am a
^^ood man good-natured; 3. nil
p. mcn..iid. •/'•',
Minodyoninmly.ns. v. what I
ate, („r .hank, does me good; I
Jlig'^^^t It well; It makes a good ef-
fect ill me, (a medicine taken;) 3,.
P- o mm...] p. mcn.^n.d.
^hnnl-anuojad, n. v. it fits well,.
(clothini.,')p. „u7*..ya/t.
^h,v,hinu, (/./«) ,>. vj I have a good:
fix'tmg „n my trail or ro.-wlf (or
standing somewhere;) 3. p. 1 • n
■nun. .mid. ^ ■''' ^
t»'P>;,) p. n,cn..tug. MuiohLig,
in spring. ^'
Min„him-i<,a, u. v.. there is good
ground, good soil; p. ,;,,,,.._4.
MmoLuUmn) a. v. i«. I put it well
on, (clothing,) It htsme well; 3
Mtno kdunmvahama, {nil) n. y. an.
fiesnr.''-l'^""''""^'"P'^'h««di.
vmd ' ^'' "'''"'-''■' P- »^n..
MnokiJcinon'ahnnuj, {nin) pass. v.
he imitates my good example, I
ample '' ^ ^'^""^ ^'"^ ^ ^°°'^ «^-
Mim kiluHnvahaniigou'in, s. good ex-
Htnple ^,i-cy,, edification.
Miiml'ikinnvahindann-, (nin) n v
1 give a good example, 1 edify;" 3'.
^niiokd-tnowuhundahrrwin, s. good
examph; ,//,-.«,, edilication.
.m^n''-^"'-^^^^^^^^^ any thing that
smells well, perfume,
Mmomdqns, {nin) n. v. [ smell well;
3. p.-2; p. mcn..sid.
Minmnanodwin, s. good smell, good
odor, sweet scent.
Mia.oni,<iioaMl-min, {nin-) a. v. in T
iH.rii It on metal, to make a good
Mmomaywabikidyan, s. anv olScr
made 01 metal, to burn on "it frank'
mcense or any other thing that
sniells well; censer, incensory; pi;
^i'i'nna(jimUki,i<fc, (nin) n v T
h>{monmetals.th.,togiveagood.
Mino?nai/walU;iswa, {nin) a. v. aw.
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I burn on metal some an. obj., (as
. a-Yemn tobacco,) to give a good
odor : 3. p. „ mm.,n ; p. mfn..wad;
imp. min.Avi.
Min(,»i„,,wad, u. v. it smells well ; p
mcn..wak. * '
MinmnApwadjljf,,,, s. pron. mino-
mafl(Miji(/a/i, whicli sec.
Mn.mM,jwaKs9{fa7i, a. any thing that
sme Is well when burnt, incense,
irankincense.
innnvinf]irnH,sif!e, (mn) n. v. I burn
s. th. that smells well, I burn in-
jy«'I'ncense;3. p. ].;p. „,,^..
mncm(im.a, (mn) a. v. an. he smells
well to me, (any rt;^ obi.) 3. p. o
mm..n; p. men. .ad. '
Jftnomnndan,(nin) a. v. ?«. it smells
well to me, I like its odor ; 3. p o
mill... ; p. men..an(j.
Minrmdndjigc, {nin) n. v, I smell a
good odor, s. th. smells well tome-
3. p. 1.; p. men..<ied. '
Ifmomasw a^sema. n. v. 3, p. tobacco
smells well; p. mm. .sod.
Mtnomatc ox-magad, u. v. it smells
well when burnt ; p. men. .ten, or
magak.
Minonawm. {nin) a. v. an. I make
him contented, I satisfy him I
please him ; 3. p. ,; min..n ; p. men
..ad.
Minong, Isle Rnyal, Lake Superior.
Jjinons, s. cat, puss. ♦
ifinnpnlan, (nin) a. v. m. I find a
good taste in some thing I am eat-
ing or drmking, I relish it, I like
the taete o! it ; 3. p. o min... : p
m,en,..ang. ^ ' *
Mindpidji'ge.inm) n. v. T find a good
taste in victuals; 3. p. I.; p. men..
ged.-JSmPnteh m.ino aia aw aiahn-
std,javjioa minonuljige ; this sick
person is somewhat IJetter, he al-
ready finds a good taste in victuals.
Jfmopogosi, n. v. 3. p. he (she, it)
has a good taste, a fine flavor ; p
men..sid. ^ '
ifmopognsiwin, s. good taste, good
fine flavor, relish.
MIN
Mnopogirnd, ii. v. it has a good taste
TTis good, delicate, delicoiis, (to
rne pal^;) p. me.n..ivah.
Mino/mS^nin) a. v. an. ] find a
good taste m some an. obj. I am
oatmg, I relish it, I like t)io tastn
of It; 3._p. mm..n ; p. mcndpwad:
imp. ?nin/)/in'i.
Mnna/im, (nin) n. v. I lie well, com-
lorlably; 3. |). l.;p. men..ing.
■ifinfM/ikdgemagarl, u. v. it do.^s good
It operates well, (a medicine ;) p'
men..gak. ^
MinoshMne, or-magad, u. v. it goes
welin, It fits juk in, (a key in a
l<'Ck, etc.) p. 7ncn.,neff, OT-nvumk.
Mtnoso, n V. 3. p. it is well dbne,
well cooked, (some an. obi ) n
mcnnsnd.-S. Minodc.
Minnsse, (nin) n. v. I walk well, ea-
sily ; 3 p. 1. ; p. menossed.
Minmse or-mamd, u. v. it goes wel
It does well, it fits well ; p. menoa-
i>eg, ox-ningaJc.
3//ndmn, u. v. it lies well, it is well
placed or put; p. mennssing.
Mindmton, (nin) a. v. in. J'place it
well; 3. p. o min... ; p. mm..t,)d.
Mrn,,fdgai, (nin) n. v. I am heard
with pleasure, I speak or sing a<r-
reeably, I have an'agreeable voic?-
3. p.-i; p. mfn..sid.
Mlndtam, (nin) n. v. I listen with
pleasure; 3. p. l.; p. ^nrnoianq.
Minnfamdmngad, u. v. pers. it listens
with jdeasure ; p. meno..f,al:~De-
bemmiian. nitawagan minotamD-
mogadon h'd iHt„winan; Lord
my ears listen with pleasure to
thy word.
Minotdn. (nin) a. v. in. I listen to it
with pleasure, I hear it with plea-
sure, I like to hear it; 3. p. omin . •
p. mcnotanq.
tndtaiva (nin) a. v. an. f listen to
him with pleasure, I like to hear
bun ; 3. p.o min..n ; p. men..wad.
Minotch, adv. still, but still, yet
nevertheless, notwithstanding '
M^ndtchige,(nin) n. v. I act well-
s' p. ].; p. men..ged.
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I a pood taatn,
• I'^licoiis, (to
'^ah.
an. J find a
'• ol)j. I am
iko tlio t;iste
». mtuiipwad;
ie well, com-
en..in<f,
it (lo'\'i good,
ediciue;) p.
1- V. it goes
(a key in a
, QT-nvifjak.
well done,
m. ohj.) p.
Ik well, ea-
cd.
t goes vveh,
; p. nienos-
II, it is well
sinij.
■ i plane it
men.. tod.
am hoard
or sing ag-
able voice:
isten with
n<it.ang.
i. it listens
'..rial'- De-
nt not a nil)-
n; Lord,
ensure to
isten to it
'vith plea-
. omin...;
listen to
3 to hear
en.. wad.
itill, yet,
iding.
ct well ;
Minottra, dun) n
>ifn m'motrMije,
.ifmo./rdinnci, Oihi) a. v
I name him well h
speak well of him; I gl
exalt lum; 3. p. u min
nad.
i^/'"u.wdwiyidnn.<nin)^
I name •' - " -
MIN
V. The same as.
V, an.
9
ilW
an,
,tl
(praise,
men.
V. in. freq,
f^'lo.,rtndju,^e. Kin mino-whl
above /requcntative verbs; as •
Ainnnno-wawina. Ar{n wino-imt^
>n>dan, etc., which see.-The si^.
nihcation is the .same in both kincFs
o vorbs; the frequentative verb
.Se'S^'''"''-^'"^'^'°"°f'he
^wiif!'"' ^^f") "• ''- (f'-O"! rnino.
we ;andr«.^,vV,, I We ;) I see
well ; ^ndnwd ob, I am sitted ;) I
1 sit well ; 3 p.-e ; p. menvdMd
Minvahameich, {nin) n. v. I am
lucky, I have k good chance :?
p.-i ; p. men. .ml. '
Minwalaminiduin, s. good luck
pood chance. '
Mimrahaminagos, (nin) n. v. I look
well, I am fair, beautiful, I have
ajne appearance; 3. p.-,-; 'p. X!
Mim'dhnminar/vad, n. v. it looks
well, u has a tine beautiful apSir
ance; p. men..iralc. ^
Mi7iii:ahanda?n, (nin) n. v. I have a
pood dream ; 3. p. 1.; p. ^,;^.';^/
Mznwahavdamowin, s. a good favoN
aWe dream; pi. -a«.
Mmwdhandun, (nin) a. v. m. I find
It good, xyell done, 1 approve of n-
7i/-' ^•'\'>i'-i"--l p. men. .ana. '
Mmwahule (mn)n.Y. I h'ave good
lair teeth; 3. p. 1. ; p. ^,,,..^,Y
• ^•"'•'"ncoclcagnnslp'.oW...;
-, V- men..di<lj!a. '^ ' ' \ ^^- ''V^'-'i'm-
ifino mdjiudiwin, s. /nod peace and be W 7"' ^"'V "" ''■ ^ <'»"' ^o'"-
I,, -_. . „. i_ " Otaiing, I am of a patient dispo-
vi^i"oni'-7''/''"T*^"''^'i^i'«'>'<
vve^Iofit, I glorify u, praise it;
freq it ,s well named, well spok-
eji of, It ,8 praised, celebrated"; it
octh!''''^ ' P- ^^«-^^.'7. or-ma.
ifino-wdwindjigadeu'in, s. good re-
nown, fe "U IC
.<//«o.w-«««'^ff,, (wm) n. v. freq
I am well named, r am well spol^:
en of, praised, celebrated, I llave
a good renown, good name.
Aluw-tcdwiniJimin, {nin) com. v
Ireq. we praise each other, we
speak well one of another; p. m^n
MhuMvdwinidis, {nin) r. v. freo I
praise myself, I speak always well
ofmysel_f;3 p.-o;p. , ,„..,;,^_
.Vmn-wannnidiwin, s. mutual praise,
or praise of several persons.
■ymo-wamnigfm,{nin)]3eTs. v. it prai-
ses me; 3 p.o min...; p. me?i..<,od.
-hid anoH/nn H mino-iodwinwon\
thv work praises thee. Wercinqe.
ml imno-wditmincm od anoUwin; I
he who works wefl, is praised by'
his work; [G.das Wer£ lobt deh
Meister.]
Miiiowe, {nin) n. v. I have a fine
clearvoice;3.p l.;p.,„,„o«r^.
Mmo widjindunm, {nin) com. v. we
live together in good peace, we
agree well together, we are good,
friends ; p. men..di</j!g '
tino v/djindi/cin, s. gnou nrace
harmony, concord, friendship.
Mmo miljiwa, {nin) a. v. an. I am
his friend or, he is my friend, ,1
agree well with him, I live in peace
aiKl harmony with him ; 3. p. o
mn..n ; p. men..zvad.
V-men..a7ig.
sitionofmind; 3. p. i
Uinwadendammiin, s. patience, for-
bearance, clemency. '
Mmwddenima, (nin) a v. an. I think
he IS patient, I find him patient ;
3.
p. min..n ; p.
men.. mad.
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242
MIS
Minwadu, (nin) n. v. I am patient,
long-suirorinff; 3. p.- i; p. ?,im..at<f.
Mtnwadjim, {nin) n. v. I bring good
news, good tidings; 3.p.-o: n.men-
wiutjiinod.
Mnwddjima, {nin) a. v. an. I tell s.
th. good of him, I maiie a good re-
3
port on him, I praise hinf; 3. p.
o 7mn..n ; p. nten..mad.
Mmwddjiimwin., s. a good report or
narration, good news,gooii tidings;
also, the Gospel, (Evangoly, which
signifies in Greek, (J^hkI tuUnKD.)
Mmwddjit,) (nin) n. v. I do well my
business, I act with patience and
perseverance; 3. p. 1.; p. vien..tod.
Minwadodtm, {nin) a. v. in. (I'rorn
mino, well ; and nin dihdJodnn, I
tell It;) r speak well of it, I praise
It ; 3. p. o min... ; p. men..ang.
Minwagami, u. v. it has a good taste,
It 13 good, (some liquid ;) p. men..
viuj.~ Minwagami iw mashkikiwabo:
that medicine has a good taste.
Minwdgam'pidnn, {nin) a. v. in. I
find that this liquid has a good
taste ; 3. p. o mm... ; p. men..ana.
Alinwandjtge, {nin) n. v. I tare well,
I eat good things; 3. p. 1.; p.wi«j..
ge.i.
Imwnnimad, u. v. the wind is fair;
p. men. .male.
MinwdiioH, {nin) n. v. {nin m,ino
anohi,) I am industrious ; 3. p. 1. •
p. men. .id. ' '
Minwdsh, {nin) n. v. I have a fair
wind, I sail with a fair wind ; 3.
p.-» ; p. men .id.
Mimodssin, w. v. it is driven by a
fair wind; :^.men..vig.
Minwdwe au) awesai, n. v. 3. p. this
animal has a fine good fur; p. men-
wawed.
Minioindaa^ {nin) a. v. an. S. Min-
wendamia.
Minwindagos, (nin) n. v. I am liked,
I am considered arrreeable, pleas-
ing, amiable ; 3. p.-i ; p. men..sid.
MinweTuiagosiwin, s. agreeableness
of a person, amability, amiable-
ness.
Minwendagwad, ii. v. U is consider-
ed agreeable, satisfying, pleasing
|B|^li!;htlul ; ^. men. .wale.
9f/fit^cnd^/rak-amig, adv. pleasant,
flg.i'fl'jHfci- (Jeget minwendugwaka.
mig f^Kiaieg oma; it is truly pleas.
ant to see how you are situated
her«.
M/nwendam, {nin) n. v. I am con-
tented, 1 am happy ; 1 consent, 1
am willing ; 3. p. ]. ; p. men..an,i.
Minwindamia, (ni7i)a. v. an. I make
him contented, I satisfy him ; 3. p.
min..n; p. m^n..ad.
Minwindamdwin, s. content, pleas-
ure, happiness; consent.
Minwinddn. {nin) a. v. in. 1 like it,
1 am happy to have it ; 3. p. o
mm... ; p. men.ang.
Minwfnima, {nin) a. v. an. I like
him; I like to have him, (a person,
or any other an. obj.) 3. p. o min..
w; p. men..mnd.
Minwiwis, {nin) n. v. I am zealous,
faithful, constant ; industrious ;
complaisant ; 3. p.-/ ; p. men..t<id.
Minwiwwknndan, {nin) a. v. in. I
do It faithfully, with zeal and j.a-
tience j 3. p. o min... ; p. men. .an//.
Mtnu'ewtsil-andawa, {nin) a. v. ah.
I am zealous and faithful to him,
profitable to him ; 3. p. o min..n:
p. men.. wad.
Minwewisiwin, s. zeal at work, in-
dustry.
Mini dash, or, mij>i dash gaie, and
also, likewise.
Mlmi, s. loach, (fish;) \>\.-ag.
Misdkamig, adv. everywhere on
eariii.
Misasnn, s. a large stone, to sink a
net to the bottom of the lake ; pl.-
in.
Migdfig, 8. a stick not split, round
piece of wood, cudgel; [F. rondin;!
pl.-on.
Mudtigogaisse, {nin) n. v. I chop
round sticks, not splitting them ;
3. p. 1.; p. mes..sed.
Misdtigogwadan, {nin) a. v. in. I
sew It round, in a round shape ; 3.
p. omis... ; p. mes..ang.
MiWitigogwade, or-magad, u. v. it is
MIS
sewed in a round shape • n
Mimiigomidim, a. sto
'edging ;) |,|..,„,j.
always procedec i;; „'' '''"''^ '»
pronoun" S„i; P°''"'«'^«
etc. *' " '^^''^abiunndndn,
^ii>hdkigan,{nin) n. v I hflv« », •
shmvashkode. ^ ^V^'
in one room ttt"-''-"'^ «"
"^ it. (in a house- rn'''*"''
Mishdwaton, {nin) a.v in t ,« i
Jt a 1 in one rnnm i , ^ "ake
ition in 1V3 T ' '-T^^ "« Pa^-t-
243
MIS
'P> tne..
iround the mouth- 3 n
^'*A/>«./^7,V- board,
on the Je^ «, J^^Q- I have hair
,;.''• -«i7. -^ ^'^^'"'nedsero^nf.
Pl.-«,r...' '• *''«• (bird of prey.)
she I or shieid ;]./"• tortoise's
-«^. ^' '• «"• «I'Ple-tree; pi.
V. I have a
3- p. 1.; p.
MkJiawcsi, n. V ^ n ,* • , .
hairy, (stuff L \\ ^ coarse,
ri^sli..ang. ' "'"> J- p. 1.; p.
mshidee, (nin) n. v T «,,, '
-KA,(w.(«v;)„.v. Uia.eabMrU
*±"""-«*"''".». apple .esl'ij'
^ishinad, u. v thp^o •
J.^'3.|.oS^V-*«-Iincrea8e
^^f<«4.,S5--p;«;*A../.^.
*'e arm or aS' A^?^« ^airon
arms.) 3 p 7 n L ^T'i^^ ^rm or
name is givS fV. ? ~^- "' ^^^^
I I"^''ans. (accordiij to h- ''''"^^
of the Otchipwe, ?ii? "'^ ^^y^^S^^
through the woods ^nT'^'''^'"^
sometimes heard U'^-^^o are
never seen And frn^''?''"^' but
^henameoftttn£ofV°?-'
ived. ''"^'^""'»ac^««ac, is der-
I , great number- n l.f/^??*"^' '»
bair on th"e hanH « if'^'^; ^ bave
handortn5^)^°;h^j"dM
?V/. ';"• p. 1., p. mesh..
M^hinonikas, (nin\ r, .. 1 x.
many names- -Tn ^- ^, bave
16*
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244
\nshi}wtamuwa, (uin) a. v. a». I
augiiipnt or incrcsiso it lor hitn
or to him; 3. p.uMhh..n; p. 7,ush..
Mishirwton,{nin) a. v. in.. S. MUhi-
naton.
Mii>huUh,{nin) n.v. or, vinmemi-
ghi.iule, n. V. froq. I have hair on
the foot or feet; 3. p. 1.; p. inef^k..
lied,
Mlshiii'dlig, s. piece of dry wood for
fuel; kindle-wnod; pi. -on,
.Vin/uwatiijokf, {iiin) n. v. I chop
dry wood; 3. p. 1.; p. mtKh..M.
MishiH'ntKjosmij, s. pi. -on, S. Mi-
nhiwafi(j.
MishiuHiti<j(m<i ato mituj,n, v. 3. p.
that tree is dead and dry; p.
mei^h..ivid.
Misi, {nin) n. v. I exonerate the
bowels; 3. p. 1.; p. ituisid.
Mi'M, adj. & adv. all; everywhere.
Misid, apiece of meat.
Mindk-e, [nin) n. v. 1 cut meat into
pieces; 3. p. 1.,- p. vm.J-ed.
yfisi grgo, aav. all,
Mui gegom-gijiud, p. s. a. He who
has made all, Creator.
Misi gego Icelccndmuj, p. s. a. He who
knows all, the Omniscient.
MiH gego 7iitawltnd, p. s. a. He who
can make all, the Almighty.
Misihwasilcama, (nin) n. v. the snow
sticks to my snowshoes; 3. p. 1.;
p. mes..mad,
Misimdnisiwin, s. wickedness.
Minmdnisiwinish, s. wicked person;
pl_. -ng,
Midmin, s, rye; pi. -mi^
Misisdk, s. horse-fly, ox-fly; pi.
wag.
Misme, s. turkey; y\.-g.~Sasega
wiisme, pea - cock. ' Jlisismis,
young turky; pi. -a^.
Misme. adv. everywnerc.
Misiwehmn, {nin) a. v. in. (from
misiirc, everywhere; and nind oji-
hian, I mark it or write it:) I write
the paper all over, 1 write on
every part of it; 3. p. o ^wi.-;...; p.
fncs..ang.
Ifidwehiigade, or -magad, u. v. it is
MIS
^ten all over, everywhere on
liccaojl paper; p. vn'i*..df<i, or
Misii>^l^glvin) a. V. an. S. Mi^:
J/isiwc eiad, p. s. n. He who is
everywhere, the Omnipresent.
Miniivt'ia, or -magad, u. v. it i.s
whole, entire, all of it; p. nirfi..ag,
or -magak.
Mi:si)r(i(ihi\-nd. u. v. it is whole or
entire, (metal;) p. mr)i..kal\
MifdircnthltlM (j(miia, nssin,) n, v.
3. p. it is entire, (an. obj. of silver
or stone;) p. niea..sid.
Midwiiahid, n. v. 3. p. it is whole
or entire, (an. obj. of wood;) p.
Wf«...vw/,.
MitiipdiuhvaJ, u. v. it is all entire,
(wood;) p. mrs..9i'ah
Mid>regad, u. v. it is whole, entire,
(obj. of stuft'or paper;) p. me»..(ial'.
Misiwfgid, n. v. 3. p. it is entire,
{an. obj. of stufl; moshive, »aiibd;)
p. 7})<'fi..{iid.
Misiwiiiinujan, the hand, (without
the fingers.) Nin midwenindjnn,
my hand; o midwinindjan, his
hand, ice.
Jifidtvesfil-amagad. u. v. there is of it
everywhere, all is cox f^red with
it; p. 77ie.^..gah.
Aiidwid, n. v. 3. p. it is whole,
entire, no piece is wanting, (aw.
obj.) p, 7nes..dd.—Juilabi misiwed
aw/hihcfjigan; this loaf of bread
is yet entire, (nothing has been
broken off.)
■ifid/i'etvhigaJe, or -magad, u. v. it
is made all of one piece, or, it is
all in one piece; p. mes..deg, or
-7nagah
3fidwefrhigan, s. Alg. S. Sigaigan.
MisiwttchishHicagina pahoejir/an,
{nin) a. v. an. I work up" flour
into dough; 3. p. omis-.v; p. ?«t.<..
})ad.
Misiivetun, {ni7i) a. v. in. I make
it all of one piece; 3. p. o wus...;
p. mes..tod.
^lisiirigamig, s. water-closet; pi.
-on.
MIS
M *M«^ * 8, red leaf; j.i. _„„.
are red leaves oii MLj^M
trees, (in the f„ll o^Bi^!^
t :'td t::^^' ■' ^ ^- l'- ^1^^-'
Mi,.sko,„d, s. „,,. vvo„lu,i «irdle (,;
-«y. ^^ <="'"" ro a ra^sade ;],,).
M!.kn^addah,H. wool for girdles or
mrs..ked. ' ' ' ''• I
JiMiduk, s. beet, beet-roof ,,1,
^ifokmjc, s. red-hot co=ils; rrij
Mislynigade, or -TOtf^/«f/, „. v. it is
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Mi,ti,m,m. 8. red n«iiell.
red-hot, (m.'tni;) ,;.
inrs..dey. or
mixkwa
MU-..,ai,hwjade, OT~ma,,cul, u. v. it
IS pamted red, (wood ) p. ,,^V
Midwalakm, n. v. :). p. jt j„ „d-
nittal or stone;),,. „,,,,_ .^
"'ako ,t red-hot: onetai;,;.f5:p^
i^^Jv.riWM^a;., s. copper-mine, pl.
MUwdhikol-e, OUn) n. v. I work or
produce coi.per;' I work t a
■^t^/i^ivuHLuki-oguna, s. Airent or
^eruuendentofacopptl^
^bifsiSssf "t' ^- '^"rPer-inining
business, trade or vvorUf a miner
111 acojjper-minn..
on!!^^''"'^'"''"i"'' «• 'niner in a
copp«r-nnne; pl. -u^aa.
^';^;^kon,,^.an,. a cent; pl. -a^.
Mikossaguiiiraso, n. v. 3. p, it is I unZ^T^"'"'' "' "'^- » cent; pl. -as
5-a red, Cwood. ...;, p.^ J,/! ^^finv^i^llX^frj^
J//.io^am,8. red turnip, that is ,/i'''.)'!^^^ tobacco; pl.'"'?"' '"'^
^^M:wd, or -tna'(/ad, u. v. it is red- Mi^w f',®' ''''"^"•^^e- (red liouid )
?-i>i'shiuaj, or -mumk.
■^if'vnUinin) n. v. I have the
Wuody ilux, the dysentery: 3. p. ]
'Vjskiruhujan.s. an. red clay.
^ukwalmjanowamn, s. an. Stone of
__ied clay, that is, a brick; p. -e^.
•Note. In this and some others of the
choo„,a«.ie„-o'kc,.„e„.„e"3T
turtle, [C tortue barree;] pl. -war,
Mi6;kwailesdodaohwan, s an. tS
shell of this kind of turtle
^•"'«'^*'f«. a. V. in. I dve ir/edTa
V-omis...',p.mes..anii.
/!«■«««</£, n.v. I dye red: 3. p. 1 •
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MisTcwddisso, or miskwamo, n. v. 3.
p. it is dyed red, {an, obj.) p. mes..
sod.
Muhivadicma, (nm) or, nin mis-
hwdmwa, a. v. an. I dye it red,
(a«. obj.) 3. p. 7?iis..n; r), met..
wad.
Miskwddite, or -magad, or miskwdn-
de, or -magad, u. v. it is dved red;
p. mes..eij,
MisJcwdgami, u. v. it is red,(li-uid;)
p. mes..mig.
MisJcwdgamiwi-Tdtchigami, a. Red
Sea.
Mskwdgarniivi-sihi, s. Red River.
Mishwaje, {nin) n. v. I have a red
skin, or my skin is rer!; also, T
have the measles; [F. j'ai 1-a rou-
geole;] 3. p. 1.; p. mes..jed.
JUishoajewzn, s. measles.
MisTcumkone, or -tuagad, u. v. it
blazes, (the fire;) p. mes..neg, or
-^magak.
Miekwdnahwad, ti. v. the clouds are
red, (in the morning or evening;)
p. ineB..wak.
Mishvdkwanaie, {nin) n. v. I dress
in red; 3. p. 1.; p. mes..ied.
Mishvdnagek, s. an. cinamon; {mis-
htvd, red; wanagek, bark.)
Miskivdnagekosi,'n. v. 3. p. it h^i a
red bark, {an. obj.) p. mes..sid.
Miskwdndih, s. (pron. mvikondih,)
red-head, a kind of serpent; pi.
-ag.
Miskwdndihe, s. (pron. miskondibe,)
red-head, a person with red hair;
. [L. rufus,] pi. -g.
Miskwdndihe, {nin) n. v. (pron. nin
miskondihe,) 1 have red hair, (a
red head;) 3. p. 1.; p. mes..hed.
Miskwanebin, s. red carp, (fish;) pi.
-ag.
Mistiwanikwe, {nin) n. v. I have red
hair, (a red head;) 3. p. 1.; p. mes..
wed.
Miskwdnoioe, (nin) n. v. I have a
red cheek; 3. p. 1.; p. mes. .wed.
Mishvashkade, {nin) n. v. my belly
is red; 3. p. 1.; p. mes.-ded.
Miskwdssah, s. an. arse, buttocks.
jUgk^ssige ginss, n. v. 3. p. the
MiskwuW^l^lHvagLvan. s, an. piiie
or calumet of red stone; p. -ag.
MiskwdtcMss, s. S. Mid-otchiss.
Miskwdwad, u. v. the sky is red; p.
vies..wah.
Miskwdwak, s. an. red cedar; pi. -r,g,
MMwdwakoka, or -maqad, u. v.
there are red cedars; p. ;«e»..W
or -magak.
Miskwdr-akokan, s. a place where
there are red cedars; Red Lake.
Miskwdivan, or iniskwdwandjigath,
the yolk of an egg.
Mhkm(jad,\x.\\ it is red, (stuf i {,,
vief:..gak.
jiliskwigin, s. red cloth, scarlet.
Mishwegid, n. v. 3. p. it is red, (stuft,
an. obj.) p. iiuii..sitl.
Miskweiab,s. S. Oskweiah.
Miskwess, s. red oyster; pl.-a^,
JJinkwi, s blood.
Miskwi-ahwes, {nin) n. v. / sweat
blood; 3. p.-o; p. 7nes..sod.
Miekwimin, s. an. raspberry; [F.
framboise;] pl.-a^.
Miskwiminogaivanj, s. an. raspberry-
bush; pl.-«y.
Miskwimmi-gisiss, s. an. the moon
of raspberries, the month of July.
This month is al^o sometimes ca"
ed, madwesige-gisiss, or, jt'o^^i
kisige-gisiss, gun-firing montn ;
from the circumstance that they
file guns on the fourth of July.
Miskwimito7i, {nin) a. v. in. I stain
it with blood; 3. p. o miii...\ p. mu
..tod.
MiskwinjXej{nin)n. v. /hav? a red
face; ?. p. l.;p, i/tes..wed.
Miskwinmvejse, {nin) n. v. I blush
with shame; 3. p. L; ■p.m€s..sed.
Miskivit^, {nin) n. v. / bleed, (but
not at the nose;) /am stained with
blood; 3. p.-i; p. meskwiwid. (S.
Gihitan.)
Mifkwiwaganama, {nin) a. v. an, I
strike him bloody, /wound him;
3. p. tnis.,n; p. mes„mad.
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Miil-win-ui,, u. V. it is bloody, stained
with blood; {• mes..an^. -j^
MMiviwajd/ie, (mn)n T^/anfifflr
eased with an issue of^^d; X p.
1.; p. meii..n€d. ^^r
^lUl-ifin-a/dntwin, a. issue of blood,
(disease.)
'iilMwiwiu, {mil) a. v. an, /makaj
hiin bleed, (not at the nose,) /
slied his blood; also, / stain him
with blood; 3. p. o mis..n; p. mes..
ad.
Mid'wiumindji, (nin) n. v. / bleed
on my hand, my hand is bloody: ;{.
p. l.;p. mes..id,
MinhviwwtJe, {nin) n. v. /bleed on
my foot, my foot is bloody; 3. p.
\..:,-^.m-es..ded.
^Aissdbaje, ^.if«) n. v. my skin is
hairy; 3. p. 1.; p. mes-jed.
yiissaham-a, {nin) a. v. an. I see him
plainly, ( a person or some other an.
obj, ) 3. p. o mis..n; p. mes..vuid.
'Slisaubandaa, {nin) a. v. an. I mani-
fest it to him, I show it to him
plainly^ 3. p. omiss. n; p. mes..ad.
^\iss(ihandan,{nin) a. v. in. I see it
plainly; 3. p. o mis., i, p. m€S..avg.
Missdhassim, s. poodle-dog^ i}\.-og.
yHssdhe, s. giant; also, a very big
stout man; pl.-jy.
'Missabcndjakmi, s. long moss hang-
ing from the branches of trees; [G.
Baumbart.]
Missdbi(/(m, s. large pumpkin; pl.-a^.
^Usttdbus, a. hare; pL-og.
J/moJ, s. belly; stomach; paunch. —
This word is always preceded by
a possessive pronoun, which forms
only one word with its noun; as;
Niimii6'ul, my belly; kimimid, thy
belly, etc.
-Vimikahwidjish, a. badger; [F. blai-
reau; G. Dachs;] pl.-a</.
Missameg, a. whale; ^^\.^wag.
Missan, a. pi. wood to iiiake fire,
wood for fuel.
Mmanashk, s. thistle; pl.-</«.
Mifsawk), a. black squirrel; pl.-o^.
Mismnsi, s. black eagle; pl.-^.
. V. an. I covet
miss..n; p.
Mlssanwi, ox~magad, u. v. the snow
is falling from the branches, from
the trees; p. mes-iviy^ ox-mugak.
Miimwd, conj. thougli, although,
even il, notwithstanding.
Migsawendamaua, {nin) a. v, an. I
covet s. th. that belongs to him,
or relates to him, I wish to have
it; 3. p. omis..n;p. mcs..wad.
Mmaivhidam, {nin) n. v. I cevet, 1
pm covetous, I wish to have s. th.;
3. p. 1.; p. mts..ang.
Missaweiidamowin, s". covetousness,
avidity, covetous, desire to have
s. th. belonging to another person.
Missawenddn, (niii) a. v. in. I covei
it, I wish to have it; 3. p. o mw...;
p. mc.ang.
Missawhtdjige, {nin) n. v. S. Missa-
windam.
Musaweiidjigewin, s. S. Missawin-
indiwin.
Missaivenima, {nin) a.
some an. obj.; 3. p.
n>£8..mad.
]f lissawenimmvin, a. concupiscence.
^issawinindimn, covetousness. S.
Mimawendamt/win.
MiDsawiganawaiama, {nin) a. v. an.
I look at her (him) with concupis-
cence, with lust, with covetous de-
sires; 3. p. omis..n; p. mes..mad .
Miseawiganawabanddn, {nin) a. v.
in. I look at it with a covetous de-
sire to have it; 3. p. o mis...; p. rnes
..ang.
Miesawinage, {nin) n. v. I covet,
(relative to some an. obj.) 3. p. 1.;
jp. mes-ged.
Missawinamawa, {nin) a. v. an. I
covet some an. obj. belonging to
him or relating to him; 3. p. o mis
..n; p. mes..wad.
Missawinan, («m) a. v. in. I covet it,
1 desire it inordinately; 3. p. o mis
...; p. m€s..ang.
Missawinawa, {nin) a. v. an. S. MiS'
sawenima.
Missegivandn, {nin) s. an. dowK, soft
underfeather of a bird: pl.-a^.
Missibissidosii, a. tornado, whirl-
wind; squall of wind; pL-wag.
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M!si,i,ij,\ {nin)n. v. f hnvc tluidrop.
sy, I .irn dropsicnl, liydroincal; ;{.
p. ].;ji. nuMifjid.
Jfufiiiljiirhi, s. dropsy.
^lisnmlmmiaii, s. an. soft underhnir
ol an animal; pl.-a^/.
Mimtagan, s. aunnovver, turnsol; dI.
Jilt ah, {nil}) n. v. I am sitting on tlic
l)aro ground, on thf; snow, etc.,
withoui anything under me; 3. p.- i;
p. iihtahul. '
M/fah/i-.mW. on metal, on a rock or
stone.
JUitdhik; s. money in silver or gold
specie. '
M/fnaontKj, adv. on the snow.
J/itiihimf,/, adv. S. Mifashk-ahun!,/.
MitiiktVDhja, or-mni/ad, the ground
ai)pears. (is hare,) there is no snow
on the ground.ii. met..,jag, ox-ma-
Mitab'sfn'ma, (71 in) a. v. an. I lav
hnn on some hani object, nothing
sou under him; 3. 11. mit..ni p.
in ft.. mad. ' *
Mittihvhi)!, (nin) n. v. I lie hard,
on a hard bed or on some other
hard object, jiothing soft under
lUifakwMun, \nin) a. v. in. I lie or
,/'^ »'V/; •'<• P- omit...; p. mct..an<t.
Mitakoshhiwu, (nin) a. v. an. 1 lie
or sit on some an. oh|; 3. p. omit
..n; \i. lmf../l•a^t.-~^'■afHi(jl■imt<t nin
rnitdk-o.s/da/ra; I lie on a" board.
Mitak-o.si,f,:. (ni/i)n. v. 1 smoke pure
tobacco, without any admixture of
bark or weed; 3. p. I.; p. m<L.qed.
O. Apalcoituj,\
Mitniutc, OT-hmjad. n. v. there is no
more snow oh the ground, tiu' '
snow is gone olf; p. mct..ta<r, or-wa-
qak. ■ '
MitaM-al-amis;, adv. on the bare
ground.- I///<,,A^v/-„;«/,/ qi-niha
tibik-(vi(i\ he slept on "the bare
ground last .light. {\w had nothing
under him.) *"
MitdManiijc, (inn) n. ',. I have bare
.jawbones, I have no teeth in mv
jawbones; 3. p. 1 . ; 0. inet..ged. '
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Mh-uM-omw, adv. on the grass, on
^■|e herb.
■^ifc-^^''«y|dv. on a stone.
.\fita.^s4iff^, adv. S. Mitamn.
^ilaednahiku, or- iiia/jrid, u. v. th 're
IS. I slone-iKivement; j). mit..koa
Mtairail, H.anml; mitawann, on (Jje
sand. •^' W
Mihiwuiifra, or~tiia,jad, \\. v. there
IS a sandy beach, sandy shore; n
iii<f..,j,,(i,or iiUK/ak.
iIit<iir<uu)<i(iunHi; ii. v. there is a lake
abounding with sand, with a
.sandy beach; p. M,t..iun</.
JIit,/ia oyiiunjad, u. v. i't is large
big. bulky, massy or massive, vast
extensive; p. mttrhaa, Qx~ma(j:'L
Mit</„d„iin/uujn,'i, [nin) n. v. 1 look
/ largo, big, bulky; 3. p.-»; p. .^d..
Mifr/idhavmiagwnd, u. v. it k • 1
biL;, large; p. met..wal:
Jlitr/idhfwis. (tiin) n. v. I am a biir
stout man; 3. p.-/; p. ,nft...sid.
Mitrliahigad. u. v. it is large, thick
strong, (thread, cord, rope;) p. mc-t. -
Miicfmbik-ad, n. v. it is large, hi-
mas«y or massive, (metal;) p. ma
• •n (Ik".
Mifc/iiiUkid ai^-sin, n. v, 3. p the
stone IS large; p. inft..iiid.
Mifeliait, adv. down.
'^iif<'h<ik-im kiitairan, n. v. 3 p the
I'lece of wood, or the i)Iock, is
large; p. met. .aid.
Mitchuhimd. u. V. it is large, (wood-\
11. md..wal: ^'
Mi/rMfon, ii>in) a. v. in. I make it
arge, wide ;. 3. p. „,«//...; p. ^,^._
foil. ^
JIitcAi(/ad, u. v. it is large, (stuff or
paper;)p.w,Y..,/«^..
MitrliKjancdiin, (nin) n. v. I am cut
to the lione, the bone appears; 3
]K\.:\->.iiut..inq. ■
Mllrhi<,h/>,-an,'. s. {mitchi<,i,j„nc, )
hsh-hawk,^bird. ) '
Mitcki'mi, n. v. 3! p. it is larre
I. stuff, an. obj. ) p. met..sid.~mcM
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milchltjidlci mo/thwem; thy hand -
korchicC is vory l!irj,'('. . ^
Mitr/iikan, s. fdrico, enclosure, he^P;
]il.-rt/i. JL
M(chikandkuhitlon,(nm^. v. in. I
fence it in, (a piece of grouu'l;) 3.
ji. omit...; p. meL.dod.
MitrhikannhiUna, (yiin) n. \. an. I
jiiako ii U'Mva aronnd him, I fence
hiiii in,-3. p. o mit..u; p, mr.t..nad.
Mildulcandkoliidjiijan, s. lence: pl-
n)l.
Mitchihini'd-iiMdjiiifi, (nln) n. v. I
make n fence, I work at a fence;
3. \).l.;p.v}S..ffed.
Jutr/id'undiit/, s. fence-rail.
MiUhihiiKj., adv. on tlie bare ground.
Mitchipivj^in, adv. on ashes.
MitchinMii, {nin)n. v. I am lying
vvitlioiit any cover on me; 3. p. 1.;
p. inet..ing.
Mifvhis6aff,' adv. on boards, on the
floor.
Mitehiadii, u. v. it lies uncovered ; p.
mft..iii(f.
Mitchitchima. (nin) a. v. a7i. I send
him word, I send him acommisaion
to tell or do s. th. for me ; also, I
g've him a connnission ; 3. p. o
■i!iit..7i; J). »uf..miid.
MUrhilchinindj, s. thumb ; \A.-in.
Mifrhitioe, (nin) n. v. I send word, I
give or send a commission ; 3. [>.
].; p. 7Hct..iiwl.
Mitchitweii, {nin) a. v. in, I give or
send a commission for some in.
ohj.j 3. p. omit...; p. mct..wed.
Mtddtwenan, (niit) a. v. an. I give
or send a comnussion for some an.
ol)j, ; 3. p. w mit..n; p. met..tved. ( V.
Conj.)
MiU'hitivcmin, a. commission, word
.sent ; [G. Auftrag:] \).-an.
MitUj, 8. an. tree, living tree ; pl.-
OIJ.
Mifig, s, in. wood, a piece of wood ;
pl.-Ort.
Mitiij-emikwan, s. wooden 8i>oon ,' pi,
~(Xn..
Mifitj knshHhnsod, or, wifiij ge-fanA-
kihusid, s. an. lo^-, ( sawecl on l)otli
ends,) saw-mill log; pi. mih'(jo,j
£
kashkihonodjiij, or, ge-tashkihotod-
Mitiif nln .ii^iJ.bodm, I rasp wood.
MtftijO-liimidi, s. ohve-oil, sweet oil.
Maujogad, s. wooden leg ; stilt ; pl.-
Mitigugade,{nln) n, v, 1 have a wood-
en leg ; 3. \^.\.\\i.meL,dfAi.
Mituiogadckaa, (nin) n. v. l' foign to
have wooden logs, that is, I walk
on stilts ,- 3. ij.-o ; p. m(4..mL
Mit/gojifi/nnu'e, s. a kind of rattle-
snake ; \A.~g.
MitigO-makak', e. wooden box, trunk,
pi. -Wi.
Miti(/u-7n(ikifiin, s. wooden shoe, closr;
[lll.zokia;Jpl.-a«. ' *'
Mitujondjy 8. an. oak, red oak ; pl.-
ng.
Miiigomin, s. fruit of the oak, acorn ;
p\.~an.
MUvj-ondimi, s. wooden plate or
dish; pl.-<7",
MUigd-pakitiligan, a. wooden ham-
mer, mallet; pl.-ora.
Mitigd-/<iii.s//H,djig(m, a. rasp, ( wood
U\e .;) pi. ~un.
3/itig(')-tc/ii/nan, s. wooden canoe,
lojr-canoe ; boat, barge ; pl.-rm.
Mitigow, (nin) n. v. 1 am a tree; I
» am wood ; 3. p.-i:;p. met..id.
Mitipowaj, s. Alg. S. Mitigd-malcak.
Mitif/d-wakuigan, s. wooden house,
log-houso; frame-house; \)l.-anl
Mdigowan, \\. v. it is a tree ; it is
wood ; p. met..ang.
Mitiijwdl). s. bow ; pl.-»?i.
Mitiywubdk, a. an. walnut-tree ; p!.-
Of!-
Miigwaki, s. forest, woods ; pL-
VHin. M/'ligirdling, in the woods .
Mitigwakik. s. an. wooden kettle,"
tluit is, a drum ; pl.-w/.
Mitigwdkidu., s. properly, wooden
shoe; but it is used lor, boot, shoe;
Y\.-Htn. (To exi)re.ss a wooden
shoe or clog, they say, mitigo-mak-
ts'in.)
ifitii/iraki.s'ini-makatcwitchiqa'n, s,
blacking Cor boots, shoe-hlaokinp.
Mifigwanwi, s. arrow, (niitig, wood;
auici, musket-ball ;) pl.-w.
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250
Mjtmawam^ {mn) n. v. I exonerate
the l.owclsinmy bed, during sleep:
Mitmi, {nin) n. v. I walk. I go on
loot somewhere ; 3. p. 1.; p. „jcfo,.
Miwf.ii</ji-~, therefore...
Miu'i hiin) n. V. I fro fnrther and
tnr_thor,-3. p. ].;p.mdmd,
^tH>t<i,(7iin) a. V. an. I refuse him,
1 will not have him, I^o from him;
J. I', o nitman ; p. mdmad.
^tlunnu, {»vi)n.v. an. I refuse to
take ium ; 3. p. o niL.n ; p. tndwi-
nail.
Miwinan, iniii) a. v. in. I refuse to
take It, I will not accppi of it ; 3.
p. o intw...; p. mdwinani).
Mxintammva, \^uin.) a. v. \m. I put it
away from him, 1 keep it at u dig-
taiice from liini ; 3. p. ,, miw..n; p.
Miwitdi,., ( ;,,/„, ) a. V. in. I put it awav,
i reject It, n-liise it, I am an ene-
my to it ; J. p. ,, miwitda : p. nid-
vnttang. '
-Hiwitawa, (,im) a. v. an. S. Miwi-
fainiwa.
Miwa„f,., (mn)a. v.i/i. S. Miwitan-.
Mo, as end-sylluble in some u. v.. al-
ludes to a trail or wad ; as : Ina-
}n,), ondumo, >nan(md,iiu>, agasmde-
tno, mikann ; the "trail goes there
comes Irom there, is large, is nar-
vow, etc.
M), s. dirt, excrement.
Mod, {vin) a. V. an. I make him
weep, cry ; 3. p. o tman ; p. mwa-
ad.
MddjL s. the belly of an animal ; nl,
mmjiih. ' ^
Modihiaidaffwad, u. v. it is ioyful,
dehyhtful ; p. mu'ad..wah '
Modjujendam, {nin ) n. v. I rejoice I
am joyous, I delight ; 3. p. 1.; p. I
mimd..an(f. ' * |
ModJujen<iamia, (nin) a. v. an. I
make him joyous. 1 make him re-
joice, [ cause him pleasure ; 3. p. o
ni()d..n ; p. mwa..ad.
MiMljiijindamomayad, u. v. it rejoices
It delights ; p. mwad..gak.—Mndl
MOK
md/if/indamonrnjad da^siiKf tnek-
^fiiiuiuunn .fesvn; my heart re-
loices as often as 1 flunk on Jesus.
M,^Jji<libiJkiin.) n. V. I am joyous, in
hquorfSTp. 1.,-p. wi^..j,^^;
^f^h\iidfc,{>iin)n.x. I rejoice in
my heart, my hea.-l is delighted •
3- p. 1.; p. mwa. .deed, '
M(xlji(jri«, ( nm) n. v. I rejoice ; .-). p
-t ; p. inuHulJujisid.
Mmw,', (nin) ii. v. [ cause Areepina
and crying; 3. p. 1.; p. mwaiwed.
Jt((;a(/,oi- iti6nja(j, adv. always, con-
tinually, iiR-cssantly, constantly,
perpetually. •"
Mo}a(jaa, {nin) a. v. an. S. Mamo-
J<ujm.
Moimaan. M;a{/ama. Myagandan
myia-ffina. Mojaginan.
See the respective frequentative
verbs, Mamojagaati. Mam-ojagama
Mimn/agandan. MammgUa. Ma-
»u\ia(itnan.
MdJngi'Mn, n. v. 3, p. there is al-
ways that, nothing but that, (an
oh J.) p. mwa..ing.~Mojagishtnoa
moshweg adopowiniivg ; nothing but
handkorchieis are lying on the
tal)Ie.
Monmffiin, u, v. thero is always that
nil ot the same kind ; p. mwaj..inq\
—M<gagimn,>n vbakisinan mitchu-
mg ; nothing but moccasins arelv.
ingon ihe floor. ''
Mdjia,{nm) a. v. an. I feel him on
mc, in me or about me ; 3. p. o mo-
nan ; p. mwajiad.
Myif^7i, (nin) a. v. in. I feel it onme
Mdjowe, (nin) n. v. I shear ; 3. p i •
V.m/raJoH'ed. "'
mfwa, (nin) a. v. an. I cut his hair
I shear him ; 3. p. o vugwan; p.
mwa /wad ; imp. m,gwi.
Mojwmfan, s. scissors ; pl.-a^.
Mokaam gisi^x, n. v. 3. p. the sun
rises ; p. mirakaan^.
M>kad/<,(nin) a. v. ia,. I dig it up, 1
uncover it, 1 bring it to light ; 3; p.
mok...; j). mwakaan^.
MOK
251
classing tnck-
y heart re-
Ilk on Jesus.
in Joyous, in
..htd.
' rcioice in
> delighted ;
ijoice ; 3, p.
se iveepiiig
'iiwaiwul.
Iways, con-
constantly,
S. Mamo-
oquentative
nurjagama,
ugtria. Ma-
lere is al-
• hat, (^an.
ijagishtnog
ways that,
muhij.A'ng.
iti initclm-
ins are ly-
fl him on
J. p. mo-
d it on me
J. mwaji-
;3.p. 1.;
t his hair,
givan; p.
n.
the sun
? it up, 1
ht ; 3. p.
MOK
Miiknhogy (nin) n. v. I conne forth by
tli(! current of a river ; 3. p.-o ; p^
Mi'il-op, I nin) n. v. S. Mohi'.
Mol-awn, (mn)a. v. an. 1 dig him up,
1 bring him to light, (any ff«,.obj.;)
'A. \uoTnok...;p. mwahawad.
Mdkawadj, (■nin) n. v. I weep from
cold ; ,'{. p.~i ; p. mwa.M.
Moka'i'ana, {nin) a. v. an. I wenp or
cry after him, [ molest him; 3. p. o
mnk..n; p. m/m..nad; imp. mol-a-
"'",/•
Mi'kdiranamlan, (nin) n. v. I weep
or cry from hunger; 3. p. 1.; p.
i)i>ra..nvr/.
Mokawashlcaile, (nin) n. v. S. Moh
awananrfan.
Mokawimofljigendam, (nin) n. v. I
weepthronghjoy;3, p.l.;ixm2^a..
avg.
M(ilra'nnrf>, (nin) n .v. I wenp
through pain, or anger ; 3. p.-i; p.
Mol-au'ifidjima, (nin)n. v. an. Heave
him weeping, I weej) parting with
him ; 3. p. o nioh.n ; p. mwa..mad.
Molcl, (nin) n. v. I come forth, I
make my appearance ; 3. p. 1.; p.
mwahid.
MoMhi, (nin) n. v. I come forth out
of the water; 3. p. 1.; p.mwa..
hid.
MdHhidon, (nin) a. v. iti. I haul it
out of s. th., I bring it forth from a
hidmg place; 3. p. o moh... ; p, mwa..
dcd.
Mohibigis/ie, (nin) n, v. I come up to
the surface of the water ; 3. p. 1. ;
p. mwa..scd,
M6Hhigisf.em.agad, u. v. it comes up
to the surface of the water ; p.
mwa..gaJ!;.
Mnhhina, (nin) a. v. an. I pull or
haul him out of s. th., I bring him
forth, (a person, or any other an.
. mwa..nad.
the water
source or
spring ; p. mwa..ang.
Mokidjiwanibig, s. spring, source,
fountain ; pl.-wt.
lortn, (a person, or an'
obj.) 3. Y>.omol:..ti ; p.^w
Mohittjivin nibi, u. v,
comes forth from a
MMpwam-nibi, s. spring-water.
Mokma, (nin) a. \ . an. I bring forth
some an. obj., 1 show it ; 3. p. y
mokinan ; p. mwakiiiad ; imp. moh-
tn.—Omokimn o joniiaman: he
brings forth (he shows) his money.
Moktrnn, (?h?i) a. v, in. I bring it
forth, I show it, (?«.obj.) 3. p o
mnk...;p.m,iva..ang.
M6kishka, 0T-7nagdd, u. v. it rises
np, It comes forth, p. mfwa..kaa,
or-magnk. "'
Mokisse gisiss, n. v. 3. p. the sun
comes forth, the sun rises; n
mwakmcd.~T\\e same as, Mvka-
am.
Mokisse, OT-magad, u. v. it comes
forth, U comes out of e. th., (es-
necially out of water;) p. mtra-
ktsneg, or-tnagak.
Mokiiawa, (nin) a. v. an. I rush uijon
him suddenly, I make an unex-
pected assault upon him; .'?. p. „
mnk-.n-jp. mwa..ivad.
Mdkodt'igan, s. H. Mokodjigan. Wd-
gikomnn.
Moknddn, (nin) a. v. in. I work it
with a knife or some other cutting'-
tool; (some wooden object;) .'{. rZ
mok...; p. mwakndang .
Mokoddss, (nin) n. v. I work wood
with a knife or some other cuttiutr
*o"'i' 3- P-o; p. mwukodassod.
Mokoddssowigamig, s. joiner's shop,
carpenter's shop; p\.-cm.
Mokoddssowin, s. joiner's or carpen-
ter's trade, business, work.
Mokoddss<mim!ii, s . j oi n er , carpen t ( r ,
pl.-^wag. '
Mdkodaiva, (nin) or, nm mokoda-
mmva, a. v. an. I work some wood-
en object with a knife, etc., /or
him; 3. p. o moL.n; p. mwak..
wad.
Mokodjigan, s. any cutting tool to
work wood with, as, plane, draw-
ig-knife, etc ; also, the joiner's
or carpenter's work-bench; pl.-
an.
Mokodjigan gaiandinigadeg, a cut-
ting tool that is pushed, that is, a
plane.
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252
Mok<Hm,Hvis, s. (]i,u. small smooth-
iiig plane; |F. rabut;J pl.--««.
bench tliat Imos, that i.s, « bonch
to work with a (IrawuiK-k.iilo on
It, a shaviiig-horse; [F. chevulet.l
Mokomdn,^. knifo; lA.-an.
^ohrmdna-c,{nin)xu v. 1 inanufac-
lure knives I am a cutler; 3. p.
1.; p. mwa..hd.
^^i'hwinnik-iiri,ja,ni<j,s.cut\Gr'a shop ;
Jlokumunlkmm, s. cutlery, cut-
ler's business or trade.
MukomanU'iwmini, s. cutler- dI -
wag. ' ^ '
Mokona, (nin) a. v. an. I work it
with a knile, (««. obj. as. -r /;;/.,
c<Hlar; nal„i,/iK,.(,,/, board;) 3. p'
omoL,/,; p. inwakmuui; iin:). «Wy'/
^oAo«a/i,^y.^«) a. V. -,Vi.S. J/./Wa/l
J/o/wi<w, (/,i/i) 11. V. 1 bog for s. th
i/<)Av.«,/Ho/<?^,',i',(„;„) a. V. a/i. I bc.r
lum weeping lor s. th. to eat, l
p. o iaok..n; p. intra. .wad.
Jilunaapmi, ^nin) n. v. 1 diu „|,t po-
tatoes; 3. p. 1.; i,.mwa..lul. ^
M.iinnnshhkiirH.,(^nhi) n. v. Idig out
iiiedical roots; 3. p. i.; p. ,,L,.,
M<)/ia^/tl-«'afZ<,;i ^iV/,/"/*, {nin) a. v
w. J woedafieid-p. ;«u)a..«//Y/.
UonaM-UM!, iniu) n. v. 1 weed, I
root out bad herbs; 3. p i • ,,
mwa..wcd. '' ^ '
Mo/iairi/ii/, s. an. a
berry; '^l.-^ru,'.
iMonawiiufivahiaon, s.
low llower; i")l.-«/i.
Mone/idam, [ni/i) n. v,
imagine; ;i. p. i.j j,,
Mo/icnimu, ( i,ia) a. v
him, 1 mist nistiiiiu; 3, p. ^ „i,;
p. mwa..u\td.
lioniuhwc, s. a C^auadiaii woman •
J)l.-r/.
JMOS
Montroal; it may also signify, he
comes (rom Canada. ^'
^oniawinlni,
word also si
kind of white
a kind of yel
I suspect, I
. mwa..ani/,
an. 1 sus'pect
.n;
JVI
^^i"//f/, s. Montreal; Canada.-^
Moniatio ondjlha, does not always
Pignity, he comes froiii the cjtv oi
N. tJanadian.— 'I'hisi
.^'iiilies, an awkward
uniaruiy p,,rson, unacquamted
vvijh the works and usages of thr
Indian lifo and country. V\~wwt
iUoningwanc. s. lapwing, (bird;.'
l''-.l'ivert; pl._^. '>
JUimimjimnvhi, u. v. there are Ian.
wings; p. ;«,(.«../.„^. V
MmingwanH-dn, s. placo where
t UTo are hipwings This is also
tlie InUian name of Lapomte, on
i-ako Superior; from the circuia-
sanco that there are many of
these bir.ls. at certain scas-ons,
about h,, point a.ul bay where
the village of Lapointe is situa-
Alons* s moose, American elk; \?
orignal;! l'l.~w/. ' '■
Momogaii., s. moose-bone; pl.-a/i
M,mH)n,^, s. dim. a young moose; k,~
a<j. '^
Monswetjin, s. moose-skin; pl.-wi.
Mon«ivcMan, s. an. moose-horn; ul
~a(j. ' * •
Mmm'iiass. s. moose-meat.
Mopuldit,, {nin) a. v. in. I find its
proper taste in eating or drinking
it;_.J._p. omop...; p. mwa..an(i.
Jtlopidjige, {nin) n. v. 7 (hid the pro-
per taste of victuals; 3. p. In
miva..(jed. ' ^'
Mdpwa, i^nivS) I find its proper taste
inoatingit,(««. obj.)3. p. ,,;„riy;.
«tv«; p. mwapwad; imp. mopwi.
Mosld-aaijwinde, or~mn<jad, u. y it
comes up to the surface of the
water, andjhuti-; p. mwa..de,7, or-
■^ushhiaLnviml/in, {jim) n. v. I come
up to the .uriace of the water, and
J^oiit; 3. J). I.; p. mwa..ing.
MwhkdagwimljiKsc, {nin) n. v I
come up to the surface of the wa-
ter, 1 emerge, (alive or dead;) 3.
p. 1.; p. mwaslu.scd,
n'ntrT ''"'^'*''"'' """''''' '"»''»'^"
MOS
253
MOS
MnMcdafjfwinilJMfi^ or-masrnd, ii. v.
it comos uj) to tho Hurfaco of tho
water, it crncrgns; \i,mwa..sM, or-
fH'iqak.
}fonh%ann, n. v. is overdovvod, it is
iiiun(i!ito(l,tli('ro is nri irminlation,
a flood; p. luivnukkaang ,
Muskkalmiriuhiii, [ui>i.) a', v. in. I fill
it ii|), with watnr, etc.;(a voHstd
wit h anothor Vfi.ssel ; ) H. p. omoeJi...'
ji. )nu'a..u.ng.
Vitshkalnmuma, (inn) a. v. ««,. J (iH
it up, with wator, etc. (akottle
with soiiin vossri;) :i. p. o mnsh..n.;
p. mwanh..7im/; imp. wn..wiij.
MoM-ahowe, {nin) n. v. 1 am lillinjr
up a vessel or vessels, pouriii;; in
some lupiid with another vessel;
.1. p. 1.; p. mwa.jved,
M'iskbigamf', ox-mcKjad n?U, u. v.
the water rises, it is the Jlowin^
lifle; p. mwa..mi<i, or-maaah S.
( klaskima<jad nvri.
M(isJdam, (nin) n. v. I come up
again to the surface of the water;
lalive,) 3. p.-rt.; p. mwa.skkamod.
Mnshfcaofisi, a. bittern, (bird) pl.-(/.
MoK/ikinad, {mn) a. v. an. I fill' it,
with d'j things, (a pipe; a kettle;)
3. p. mosh.ji:, p. mw(t..ad.
yioM-hwdawa, {nin) or, nin mosh-
hiiiadamawa^ a. v. «w,. I fill it for
Inm or to him; 3. p. omonh...; p.
m.>va..wnd.—]JelenimiiaJi, mosldl-
nndawishiti ninde H jawendjiqe-
n'in; Lord, fill my heart with tliy
grace.
Moshlinadon., (nin) a. v. in. 1 fill it,
with dry things; 3. p. o mosh...; p.
mwa..dod.
Moshkine, (7iin) n. v. I am full of s.
th., filled with s, th.; 3. p. 1.; p.
mwashkined.
Moshkiiie, ov-magad, n. v. it is full,
It IS filled lip, (with dry things;) p.
mwnshkine(j, or-mni/ak-
M'dkineaha'te, ox-muijad, u. v. it is
filled w.ith smoke; p. mtva..tc(i,w-
mr.gal\
Moslikinihadrm., (nin) n. v. *'/?. I fill
It up, (a vessel, with some Uqidil;)
3. p. mr)sh...; p. mwa.,dod.
M<f.HhH7u'?Knia, (vin) a. v. an, I fill it
Ills (a kettle with some hquift;)
J. p. o vu>,sh..n; p. inwa..nnd. imp.
mo..ha.j. '
M6fi/ikiiiehi,or~magad, n. v. it is full
It is filled up, (with some liquid;)
V- mwa..hgi,o'c~mngak.
MoKhkiiiemin, (nin) n. v. pi. we are
crowded (in a house, church, etc. )
!>. inwankkinrdjig.
Moshki'Huhkdgon, (nin) pers v. it
fills me, it replenishes me; 3 p.
o inmk...; p mwa..r d.—Minaw-
nmgnsunn nin mn'skkinesUhanoH,
)oy lillsme, (I am full of joy. i
Mmhkine.shkaw,i, {..,n) a, "v. an. I
fill lum, I replenish him with s.
th.; 3. p. .pm- sh..n; p. mwa..wa<].
Min.vmvwu., rin nin moMine^h-
JYW«; U,ir him with joy, (I cause
him much joy.)
31o.s/ih'nrdhinirwe, {nin) n. v mv
eyes are filled with tears; 3. p i •
p. m>r<i..u'rd. "'
Mihhwe, 8. an. handkerchief, both
neck and pocket handkerchief;
P'--^' Mlchi mosk?rr', shawl.
3ru,,e, s. vvorin;caterp.,lar; pi. 7nc«.
Kcg, '
M6.s8iminagad, u. v. it is worm-eaten
■.any tn. globular object, as, U?U8k\
turnip; a/m/Jimin, pea, etc.) n.
imva;is..gak. '■
Mimiminagin, n. v. 3. p.,/ is worm-
eaten, (any a7i. globular object, as
mishtmm, apple; opin, potato, etc.)
p. viwass..s{d.
Mossissagad, u. v. it 'i worm-eaten,
(tn. obj. of wood, as, nddnowin,
table; apnhiwi/i, chair, etc.) v
7nwa..gak. '■
Mossissagid, n. v. 3. p, it is worm-
eaten, (aw. obj. of wood, as, nala-
gmag, ho^xi\; gijik, cedar, etc.) p.
MossewaUde, (nin) n. v. I have
holers in my teeth, I have rotten
teeth, (worm-eaten teeth;) 3, p
• ■; p. >7iwa..ded.
Mimiwidji, n. V. 3. p. S. Mommi-
nagi»t.
MOW
Moss^tt'ihffwe, (iiin)
254
MOW
small i.Un{de.'Z'iy\ce- 1 vT I ^''^'''^^W'^-. (nin) or, mowingfce,
MotvMjitawdgan,
, s. ear-wax, ceru-
men.
M&mdjiw, (nin) n. v. I am dirty,
hlthy; ;). p.-j- p. i)iwa..ivid.
Mu>a</jtwaje, (nin) n. v. I have a
dirty skin, my skin is filthy; 3. p.
1.; p. mwa..Jed.
p. mwa..wed.
3l6wuljiwis, {nin) n. v. S. Mowid-
jitv.
M6wi(jamig,s. a dirty lodge or house-
pl.-tA». '
1^^
NAA
2i'a, or ina\ a particle denoting in-
terrogation.— JK kiheiidan na^—
Doest thou know it? Kimgina*—
Doest thou love me? (See and read
the article Sa.)
Na? is it so? will it be so? do vou
hear me?
Na! ina! na^hki! interj. lo! behold'
hark!
Na^h, {nin) n. v, I have good eves:
^3. p,-^; p. n^dlid,
^Mdb, {nin) n. v. I am well sitted,
I sit comfortably; 3. p.-«,- p. ndabid.
JSaagivaje, {nin)n.\. I covermyself,
being naked;3. p. \.;Y>.nea..J€d.
J\aakona, {mn) a. v. an. I arrange
It, I pufc»it up well, (an. obj.;) 3.
p. na..n; p. nenkonad.
JSaakonan, {nin) a. v. in. I arrange
It or put it up well, (wooden obi.)
tn. obj.)3. p. o nad...; p. nedko-
nang. (The same as, ninnadkosd-
don.)
Nadkossidoii, {nin) a. v. in. I fix it
^i'i' ^"'i-"S^ it; 3. p. ona..\ p. ned
. ■dod.—Mitchikanakolidjigan nin
naakosstdon; I arrange the fence,
(I put It in good order.)
Nadn^ab, (nin) n. v. 1 am son-in-law,
or daughter-in-law, in a family
living with the family; 3. p.-»: p.
n^dngahid.
Nadnganikwe, s. the daiighter-in
law in a family; pl.-^.
NAB
Nadngish, the son-in-law in a family
pl.-a«7.
JSaawadisi akik, n. v. 3. p. the kettle
is too small; p. neaw..sid.
Nab! ma?io nab! interj. well! let it
be 80.
Nab sa. This is an expression of con-
tempt, or at least of little esteem
signifying: Not by far. far from be-
ing,..; [F. il s'en fautqu'il soit; G.
waruin mcht gar.] JVah m ogima;
he isfar from being a chief. J\''ab
sa ini}ii; he is no man, far from be-
ing a man.
Ndbaan, {nin) a. v. in. I fasten it or
put It to the end of s. th. peima-
nently; 3. p. o ndbaan: p. naid-
oaanif.
Ndbadjashkadn, {nin) a. v in I
fasten or put it to the end of a
stick m a manner as to be able to
take it eft" again; [III, nataknjeml
f-J>-pnab...\-p.naidb..ang.
JSabadjashkaigan, s. bayonet; pl.-a«
J\abaga, ox-magad, u. v. it is flat: p
ncbagag, ox~magak.
Nabagdbikad, u. v. it is riat, (metal)
p. nS..kak. '
NalagdUkisi, n. v. 3. p. it is flat, {an
obj., as, assm, stox\e ;Jmiia, silver;)
^p. neb. .Sid.
Nabdj/aJaan, {nin) a. v. in. I make
It flat, 1 flatten it; 3. p. o nab...: n'
neb..ang. ^'
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255
Kabdgaddwa. (nm) a. v. an. I flatten
■.wad; imp. naboffodd.
NahagaJcoW^, s. flat broad pine-
stem; p. -j/i. *'^"
Kuhaaashk, a flat broad grass or
li«rb;lily;pl.-,^,j. »
^&**V/,W s. flat open hand,
palm. This word is always pre'
ceded bva possessive pronoun; as:
JSmnahafja,hn)ndj,mw flat hand-
naba,jmkt>iindj, his flat hand, etc.
^'dmgasHniiuljitawa, {nin) a. v. an.
.n£''K-^"'"o^^^'^*he flat hand,!
buffethim;3.p.o«a5..,,;p. „;,,^
Nahagdtig, s. aflat pieceof wood,-pl,
'^'f«>;f^«'^'^' («*■«> n. y. Ihave aflat
her^'*''!'""^"'/- 1 have a flat
lieaclj3. p. l.;p.neb..hed.
Mbagtsi, n. v. 3. p. it is flat, (an.
iid ^^''^'"'"^^'^i^ve'', etc.) p. neb
mdgusag, s. an. flat broad wood,
that IS, a board, or plank; pl.-^/
ina&e it of boards; 3. p. o nab
•■■; p. neb. .ana,
^alagissagnlade, or-^agad, u v it
..made Of boaras; p. ,»:*.:,,<,, „^
^'<^V'"'il/o-maaiu,, ». plank.road;
pi.-w. '
Nabagissamns, s. a«. dim. a small
NAB
^fagtssagowigamig, s. a hut or
house nailedf together of boards:
m.-on. '
^fdgitchimdn, s. flat boat, barge
large Mackinaw boat; pl.4«. '
^abagodahan, a. an. dog-train.a long
Jlfj^^fof ^iogs;[C. trained!
ghsse:] pl.-ay.
^fdT~^' '■ p'-^"- «• ^^*«^-
Nabdhossidjigan, s. handle, haft,
crank; pi. -a«. ' """'
Midkosstdon, (nin) a. v. in. I put a
liandletoit, Ihaftit, (an axe, a
JVabdkivaan, (nin) a. v. ,«. I put it
or fasten It to the end of a stick;
J^-P-'>nab...;p.ncb..ang.
Mibakwdwa, (nin) a. v. an. I put or
a s' rJl?T' ""'■ ^i'J- ''^ 'he end of
. a stick,,3. p. nab..n; p. neb..wad;
imp. nahakwd. '
iVW>a«^ This word is not used alone;
It IS always connected with a sub-
stantive, and signifies: On ane of
the two sides, on the other siAe;
one of the two, the other. FEx-
wS?ds!] '" ™'"^ ""^ ^^^ ^''""^injf
lYaban^dasse, (nin) n. v. Ihave only
one legging on; 3. p. 1.; p. „^5 ,,/
^e."Sf ' ^^'^« "?er 'l?gror one-
leg only.— i\'wj nabanegad, ki na-
hjvniga^l, etc.; my othfr I'e^ thy
other leg; or, only one of my legs
only one of thy leg..-. ^ ^'
Nabanigade, (nin) n. v. I have only
oneleg;3.p l.;p.„,j..^,^. "'^
^abanigam, adv. on one side only
(ofa river, lake or bay.) ^'
JSabanigimgade, (nin^n.y. \ have
one leg longer than the other, one
of my egs is longer than the other
one, (from nabani, on one side-
mmva long; nikad, (nigad,) my
leg. ) 3. p. 1 . ; p. neb. .ded. '
JSabanigtnonike, (nin) n. v, one of
my arms is longer than the other
one;3. p. l.;p.„ej..;tf^,
^abanegmosUc, (nin) n. v. one of
my feet is longer than the other
Nabanikmne, (nin) n. v. I have
7}d °"^^hoeon; 3. p. I.;p.„e5..
Nahaninihmo, (nin) n. v. I have the
palsy on one side of the body; 3. p
-^,•p. )ieb..wid. *'
J^abaninik, s. the other arm, or one
arm only.— iViVj nabandnih, my
other arm, or only one of my arms;
nabanemk, his other arm, or only
one of his arms. '
.Ciaban4nike,(nin)n. v. I have only
onearm;3. p. l.;p.„«J,.f^^.
Jifv<j
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256
NAB
XahnnMndj, s. the other hand.—
Xin 7iahnnini>ul}, my othor hand;
only one of my hands. Kt nnhan-
tnin<lj, thy other hand; only one
of thy hands.
Xahanifiindji, (■nin) n. v. T have on-
ly one hand, I nni one-handed; [F.
je suis manchot;] .3. p. 1.; p. neh..
uf,
Xahaninmo, a. an. the other cheek;
only one cheek.— AY;i nahanenrnv,
my othor cheek; only one of my
cheeks. nahanenowan, his other
check; only one of his cheeks.
XiitianishUnjiq, s. the other eye ; only
one eyf^.—Ainnahaned-kinjig, my
other eye; only one of luy eyes, etc.
XahaniMtn,jt(fii>e,{ni/i)n. v, I have
only one eye, 1 am one-eyed; 3. p.
1.; p. neh.. wed.
JVahanesid,s. the othor foot: only one
loot. A« nahani.nd, thy other
foot; only one of thy feet.
Nabaniside, (nin) n. v. I have only
one foot; 3. p. 1.; p. nch..ded.
ydhanitoffad, u. v. it has only one
side, (stuff,) it is hairy, or cloth-
like, on one side only, half-cloth;
JC. satinet;] p. neh..gah
XatianUakogade, {nin) n. v. (from
nabane, on one side; takma, {toko,)
short; niknd, (nigad,) my leg;) one
of my legs is shorter than the other
one; 3. p. ].; p. neh..ded.
Nabanetalconilce, {nin) n. v. one of
my arms is shorter than the other;
^3. p. 1.; p. neb. .Iced.
Nahanetawag, a. the other ear; only
one ear. — Hi nahanttawaa, thy
other ear; only one of thy ears. —
nalanitaiva'g, his other ear; only
one of his cars.
Nabanetawage, {nin) n. v. I have
only one ear, (the other one is cut
^off;) 3. p. L; p, neb..ged.
Nabaniivewessiton Tcitotagan, {nin)
a. v. in. I toll, I strike the bell
only on one side; [F. je sonne le
tinton;] 3. p. onab...\ ^.neb..tod.
Xdb(iwa,{nin)a. ^. an. I fasten some
an. obj. to the end of s. th.;3. p. o
n<j,b..n; p. naiabawad; imp. 7iabu.
Xdbe, 8. male; [L. masculus;] prop-
erly of quadrupeds. But, with the
pOR^':. -n-c termination, it is also
u.M.ti (i.,r l,,Mind\ a-v Sin ndhcm,
my husl.aiid; o mibcman, her hus-
linnd, ute. A more polite expres-
sion for husband is u-u/ig(magan',
which see.
Nabe-aiaa, s. male being, male ani-
mal; pl.-y.
Xabi-lcbfjignganji, s. stallion: pl.-j;.
JVahe-gdjagens, s. uaie cat, he-cat;
Vi--ag.
Nabtk, e. he-bear; pl.-«'a^.
Nnh'hoaian, s. an. the skin of a he.
bear; l>l.-ag.
Nabi-maiiishtanish, s. male sheep
^ram;pl.-a^. "
Xabhneg, s. male fish; pl.-?^!^^.
Xabimik, a. male beaver, he-beaver-
^\.-^)rag. '
Nuhi-paicankwe, s. cock; \>\.-irtg.
Nabi-)iijiki, s. bull, steer; i)l.-?r«^,
Kobfsse, s. male bird; \>\.-g.
Xabesse opatakibinweon, s! the cock'g
crest.
JVabessim, s. male dog; pi .-or;,
Xabiiraian, s. S. Aiahewainn.
Kah&u'egin,R. S. diabiwcgin,
Ndbibian, {nin) a. v. in. 'S. Xdssa-
hinn.
Nnbihiigan^ s. S. JXdssabiigan.
Xdhihiige, {nin) n. v. S. Nassabiige.
Xdhidenigomehison, s. nose-ring; p'l.-
an,
Ndhidnag, {nin) a. v. an. pi. I take
them up on a string, (glass-beads,
etc.) 3. p, ndbidoan; p. naidli-
dnaJ.
Xdbidoanan, {nin) a. v. in. pi. I take
them up on a string, (wj. obj. 3. p.
nah...; p. naia..ang.
Kdhidnan jahoni^an, {nin) a. v, an.
1 thread a noodle; 3. p. onah...]^.
na!a..ang.
Xulidoignn, s. a needle to take up
with it s. ih. on a string or thread;
\^].~iin..
Xdhidoige, {nin) n. v. I take up on
a string; 3. p. 1.; p. naid..ged.
'^m^SLi
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257
y<ihHimaij(iny «. wooden nrrdle for
making nets, m;ttin«-neetllc: pl.-
Nnlikan, {nin) a. v. in. I wear it on
my neck, or around my nock • J
fi. o ndhihoi; p. naitihi'kano. '
Aaltl-awa, {nin) a. v. an. I wear
some «/i. „l,j. on or around my
nrck; J. i_) onah..)i; p. nain..ir(,d.~
Aw fuihhwa nioshire. I wear a
handkerchief around my neck
A<thd-nwuga>i,,in nnlikn„un, s. any
in. ohj that is worn on or around
the neck, collar, necklace ; yoke ;
\n.~an. '
Xdhihiwugan, or valdl-aqaii, s. an
any an. ohj. that is worn on or
around the neck, neck-handker-
chief, string of giass-beads or
pearls, a little cross or medal, etc :
pi.-ff<7. ' ■'
Xdldkona, {nin) a. v. an. I hang it
around his neck, ; 3. p. o nah.71 :
p. nam. .nad ; imii. ndfnhri
NAD
AoM'wan, s. vessel, ship ; pl.^an.
Aahikicanen/i, s. dim. the boat of a
vessel, yawl-boat ; [F. chaloupe :1
pi. -an. ' "
Xabil-wdninini, s. sailor, mariner
navigator; j)l.-?m^^. '
^ah^l•min-og^ma, s. 'captain of a ves-
sel ; pl.-^.
^iihihvani-pifiiw, s. an. tar.
^ahikwasson, s. sewing-thread.
XiMmdawa, {nin) a. v. an. I repeat
his words ; 3. p. naK.n; p. 7iaid..
irad.
^ NdUsheUson, s. earring, ear-hanir>
ing; pl.-fl7i.
XiihifhTcamawa, (nin) a. v. an. I do
It or make it in his place, instead
, "' ."i"?' •^' P- " ndb..n\ p. naid..n'ad.
Ail llxJll'flll'ri /'',,it-l\ o .r Til
aloud, I say ifaloud; 3. p."b nab...l
l^- naia..an<j. '
•^«*""^«''"«"*, s. the point of an ar-
row; pU-«,
JV<tf>mih/>fit,an, (nin) a. v. in. 8 JVi.
Jit'dbiginan.
X(tl"raiiiji.'<hha hincshi, n. v. 3. p. the
bird has his wings closed ; p. neh..
lea it.
Nahwigina, (nin) a. v. an. I fold it
(««.. obj. of stuff or of clothing, as'
wjoa/iMv, handkerchief; mniM, silk!
stuff, ribbon.) 3. p. nah..n : p.
nfh.mu/.--Xiihw,;ijin H nw.hwemx
fold thy neckhandkcrchief.
Aiihwhjinan. (nin) a. v. in. I fold
It, (i>i. ohj. of stuff or of clothing:)
3._ p. nah... ; p. ni'h..ang.-j\ahwi.
Vinanado2>mnui<jini fofd the tab-
lecloth.
Xddiuihi, (nin) n. v. I haul out of
the water a fisher-line with hooks,
(to ake the hnhes that are caught
Xiihishkaiva, (/niii) a. v. an. I take
his place, his employment, his
power, I am instead of him, 1 'iuc-
ceed him; 3. p. o nab..n; p. nalab..
wm.
Ndlnsgiton, (nin) a. v. in. I replase
It, I put it in its place again ; 3 p
onal... ;p. naid-.tod.
^:aM>, s broth, soup ; [F. bouillon.l
Anbmvadan, (nin) a. v, in. I read it
on the hooks;) 3. p. 1. ; p. ^«;-^
ilanbid.
JS'ddaan, (nin) a. v. in. I fetch it in
a canoe or boat ; 3. p. na... • p
naiddaum/. ' ' '
J^Tdddhawe, (ni?i) n. v. I go to some
lodge or house to get s. th. to eat •
also, I fetch s. th. to drink; 3. p 1 '
p. nain..irfd. ' ''
JVddaijdmmm, (nin) n. v. I paddle
my canoe to the shore: 3. p. 1.- n
naia..ang. ' '■'
Mdaif.se. {nin) n. v. I fetch wood
tor fuel in a canoe or boat; 3. p. 1 •
p. naiddtiissed. '
XdduissiiashAnin)n. v. (fr. nin nd-
<tn, 1 fetch It; nin manisse, I chop
I make wood for fuel ; nin himdJh,
I sail;) I fetch wood fof fuel, sail-
ing; 3. p.-i ; p. naid..id.
JVddiimawa, (nin) a. v. «,«.. I defend
bun ; 3. p. « ?iad..n ; p. naid..wad
J\adaodass, (nin) n. v. I go to fetch
s. th., or I go lor s. th., in a canoe
or boat; 3. p.-o; p. naid..80d,
u\(idaf:hhos6iw€,(7iin) n. v. (fr. ni,i,
nddin, Uetchit] mushhisdw, grass
herb, etc.;) I fetch hav : /fetch
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258
NAD
^ #
reed or rush, to mnks mats ; 3. p.
I. ; p. nnin..>red.
Nddnsinaiijaiiawa, (nin) a. v. an. I
go to him to (etch what he owns
mp; ;j. p. na<L.u; p. »aia..mtt1.
Natlamnoujaufi, {nin) n. v. I go and
fetch what is owed mo ; 3. p. 1. ;
p. naia..iml.
Nadngsuhi, (nin) \\. v. {(mdh, net ;)
I <etch a not or nets (out of the
water;) 3, p. 1.; p. >inid..hul.
NddatHoungime, («w») n. v. {dassd-
na<jan, trap ;) I go to my traps, or,
traps; 3. p. \.;i^.naia.
I fetch my
ned.
NddAwa,{mn) a. v. an. I fetch him,
in a canoe or boat ; 3. p. o nada-
wan ; p. /laiddawad ; imp. nddd.
Mnd awi-nddaim, I go to fetch
him, (in a canoe.) M>i hi-nadawa,
I Mine to fetch him, (in a canoe. )
Ndcbenimii, {nin) a. v. an. I take re-
fuge to him, (for security, for
chanty, for help ;) 3. p. o nad..n ;
p. nain..mad.
Nddin, (nin) a. v. in. I fetch it ; 3.
p. o nddin; p. naiddid.
Kind awi-nddin, I go to fetch it.
I go for it.
Nin hi-nndin, I cotne to fetch it.
1 come for it.
Nddinisse, (nin) n. v.
for fuel; 3. p. 1. ; p
JS''ddi^hb>fam',{ni,i) n
{iskhote, tire ;) 3. p
wed.
Kddjihi, (nin) n. v. I fetch or collect
the sap running from the maple-
trees in a sugar-bush j 3. p. 1. ; p.
naia..id.
Nddjibi.am, {nin) n. v. I fetch liquor,
(in a canoe or boat ;) 3. p. 1. ; p.
naid..ang.
Nddjibishl-am, (nin) n. v. I fetch li-
quor, (walking;) 3. p. 1. ; T^.naid..
miq.
Nddiiddhadan, {nin) a. v. in, {nind
oddhadanA drag it ;) I fetch if
dragging it after me, I carry it on
a gleigh ; 3. p. o nod... ; p. naia..
ang.
Nadjiddhana, {nm) a. y. an. (nind
1 fetch wood
naiadinissfd.
V. I fetch tire,
I. ; p. naid..
oddhann, I drag him;) I fetch him;
dragging him after me, I carry
him on a sleigh, (a person, or any
other ««.. obj.) 3.. p. onad..n] p.
lima. , nail ] imp. nadjidahaji
Nddjidahi,{nia) n. v." I fetch s. th
or carry s. th. on a sleigh; 3. p. 1.;
p. naid. .id.
jy-'/jigahawilaira, (n^n) a. v. an. I
conur and stand before him, I put
myself before hini^ 3. p. o mulj-.n ;
[>.naiu..iriid.
Nddjiniu)iunrs,H,s. a kind of starlinir.
^(bini;) pl.^j/.
JVddjiniJimu.'^inin) a. v. an. I lly to
him for protection, for safety; 3.. p.
» muL.n ; \>. naid. .mad.
Nddjinijindan, (nin) a. v. in. I fly
to it or in it, for -safety ; 3,. p. o
nad,„ ; p. naid^amj.
Nddjiiiume, (nin) a. v. in. I fetch a
load carrying it on a portage-strap;
3, p. ].; p. naid., ned.
Niidohan, or nuduhaffan, s. bucket to
fetch the sap of maple-trees, or
watei; pL^-an.
Noiloht, {nin) n, v. I fetch or carry
water; 3. p. 1. ; p. ncdolrid.
Nddoma, (nin) a. v. an. I fetch liim,
carrying him on my back, (a per-
son, or some other an. obj.) 3. p.
n nad..n; p. naid. .mad.
Nddon, (nin) n. v. [ fetch a canoe ;
3. p. nddono ; p. naiddthKKl. -
Nddmdam, {nin) n. v. I fetch, carry-
ing on my back ; 3. p. ].; p. naia..
ang,
NdJo/uidn, {nin) a. v. in. I fetch it,
carrying it on my back on a port-
age-strap ; 3. p. o nad... ; p. naid..
any.
Ifddowe, a a kind of big serpent;
pl-g.
Nddowe, s. Iroquoi Indian ; pl.-^.
Nadowekwe, s. Iroquoi squaw; nl.-g'.
JVddowekiveianiitiJi, a. Point St.lgna
ce, near Mackinaw, Michigan.—
JVndoivehweiamishiiig, at the Point,
to^ or from the Point St. Ignace.
Nadowelcweiamish properly signi-
. fies, "-Bad bay of the Iroquoi
squaw. "-An Indian tradition says:
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259
The IroqnoiH, (3W,.«.^j,.) who for-
merly p„.H,.8Hed this Day, were
attacked and fought there by thoir
ene.iuos, and behaved like old
Z^rTn' ""'""'"> ^«^««'» I'ill"'"-
the.-lare obtained itHlndia.n.ame
.^W»«'t;« (,a«; n. v. 1 speak the
AadouY.n s. Ot. Siou Indian : 1:
lyaegddam, adv. little, very little.
.Ucgutch, adv slowly, quietly, softly.
conienteil , 3. p. 1. ; p. ncendamj.
luin, I make him contented, glad •
•!• p. <> ?me..n; p. ncL.ad. '
**"''':f'""'^"«. ('"«) a. V. 2/2. T pinase
It, J. p. onac... ; n. nec.tod.-U ,n.
inUndumiUm ninde ; be made my
heart contented.
.1',t«i/«/^ (,,/«) a. V. in. I allow it, I
am willing, contented; 3. p. o na!.,:
p. tieendang, '
Kaimm, {>rm) n. v. I gather or put
up provisions. I keep them, con-
serve them ; 3 p.-,, ; p. neeniinod.
^aenwwiu (nin) a. v. in. I put it
up for food, to eat it by and by (in..
01)). j J. p. o na... ; p. neenimod.
i\atni)nuuaii, {nin) a. v. an. I put it
lip or collect it for food, (a;*, obi.)
o. V.ona...; p. neeminod.lY. Coni.)
Ayu, (nm) a. v. an. I hinder him
ouos th., or to go somewhere,
I^retanlh,m;3.p.o ««,««„; p.
^aijadn, (nin) a. v. in. I meet it,
(a canoe, boat, etc.) 3. p. o na... •
y- negaamj. '
Nayaddn, (nin) a. v. «;j. I leave it
behind ; [ forsake it, abandon it ;
J. p. wfly... ; p. neg..ang.
^agadamce, (nin) n. v. f leave be-
hind feople, in a canoe or boat;
1 leave somebody ashore : 3. p. 1 •
p. neg..it>ed. '■ ''
Nagaddwa, (nin) a. v. an. I leave
turn behind, in a canoe or boat, I
NAG
urpass hina m t.i..ur(njf,rowine or
onag...\
sui
sai
I<lon'1c... .arkhimVa.'p:
Ml(uln^amyu the «tata or d is
j»..t.onofbe.n,,m«redoraccus-
.Yagadi'ndo - ( „. v. i„„ i „,„
usedora.,.ustome.l to it, mured
lo u J p. o nag... ; p. ncg..ann.
.yagadinima, (nili) a. v. «„. j{,„
tomed to see him, to hear him, to
converse with him , 3. p. « n^J.Z
.A'agademn,/i», (nin) r. v. I accustom
myself to s.tk, f feel myself ac-
customed or used to s. th 3 .--,,•
^7\"\ill}\^^"^ "•/• ^ '^'^ accustom-
*:'Usea,inured;3.p.-.-;p.„,y,,/.
^^^,s. inurement, use, CU8-
Migadjiidis, (^nin) r. v. I get myself
accustomecl, I endeavor S .n't
J\agadjin?gima, (nin) a. v. an I lea-
ve him, flying from him for safety;
•J. p. nag..n ; p. neg..mad.
-Umidjtnyinddn, (nm) a. v. m. f
leave a place, flying from it for
safety ; 3. p. o nag .. ; p. ne(f..anir.
Niujad,ipulan, (nin) a. v. i,/. I am
accustomed to the taste of it; 3
p. onag...; p. ncg..ang.
lSa,gadjipwa,(nin) a. w.an. I am
accustomed to the taste of some
Nagddjiton, {nin\ a. v. in. lam
accustomed to make it, or to do it;
:^-V'Onag...'.^p,T,.eg..t,d.
i\agadjzwan, u. v. '.he water is hind-
ered, it stops, it cannot flow any
farther; p. neg..ang. '
J\agadjiwan, a. the place where the
water ^of the Lake) stops, where
It cannot f^low any farther, (being
hindered by rapids.) This is the
Indian name of F<ml du Lac,
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which is situated near the first
rapids of St. Louis River, beyond
which the wiiter of Laiie Superior
can communicate no more with
the water of that river.
^'amdjiwananq, at the i!p, e where
the water stops.— At Fond du
Lac, fr'vin or to p^ond du Lac.
^iagdiakwaa7i, {nin) a. v. in. S.
Asswdhvaan,
2iaijaiahwm(janak, s. S. Asstvahvai-
ijamik.
iVa<jdiash, {nin) n. v. 1 am hindered
by a contrary which to sail any
farther; 3. p. -j; p. neg.M.
Nagdidis, {ni/i) r. v. S. JSaijdnidis.
.(Sa<mjiniji7,ia, {nin) a. v. an. S.
J\'a.(/(idjm ij 'ma.
Nagdjiiujinddn, (nin) a. v in. S.
JS'ngddjinijiiidan.
NagdHnindjun, s. an. pi. -ag. S.
Natiagdiikinindj.
JS'^ag(:ml{nin)x\. v. I sing; 3. p. -o;
p. negamod.
i\agam6-?)indnaiga7i, s. song-book,
hymn-booli; pi. -an,
Nagamdn, s. song, hymn; pi. -an.
Naijanumish. s. bad 'song; [F. mau-
vaise chanson ;j pi. -an.
Nagamdtaiva, {mn) a. v. an. I sing
liim; i sing his glory, his praise; 1
sing to him; 3. p. o nag..n-j p. neg..
wad.
Naijamowin, s. singing, the act ot
singing.
Nagamdmlcwe, s. female singer,
songstress; pi. ~g.
Nagomowinini, s. singer, songter;
pi. -rcag.
Magand, \mii) a. v. an. I leave hiin
behind, 1 surpass him in a walking-
or riuming; 1 forsake him. abandon
^him; 3. p. o nag..n.\ p. ncganad.
JVagdnd, {'.An) a. v. an. S. j\Mgdd.
Nagdnidis, {nin) r. v. I retard or
hinder myself tn do s. th., or to go
somewhere, 1 refrain from s. th.;
3. p. -(9; p, neg. .god.
iVaganisfd-ad, p". s. a. he that starts
ti-rst, predecessor; forerunner; pi.
-d'H'-
Nagaimid, p. s. a. he that is fore-
most, superior, master, foreman,
oversee?, boss; pi. -jig.
i\ oga 7iieid Jiitchi-mehiteu'ihcan a zV,
s. superior Orei>^ liackgown, that
is, Archbishop.
Fagaowt, {nin) n. v. I meet; 3. p,
!•; p. negacNced.
JVagdsM-a, {nin) n. v 9. JS'agdia.
A ago sfihi, or -magr, I ^ u. v. S. JVd-
gisld-a.
JS'agaisideMsfm, s. a thing that stops
the foot and hinders it to so
farther, that is, a stirrup; [F.
:'trier;)pl.-<m. (i\w/«, alludes to
stopping; sid, to the loot; the term-
inatioii M-ion, to a string.)
JVdjasofawa, {nin) a. v. d?i. I listen
to him attentively, I follow his
discourse with my thoughts; 3. p.
o nag..n; p. naid..ud.
Kagdfa, {nin) n. v. I stop, I stand
still; 3. p. L; p. ncgdtad.
jS'dgntau'dhama, [win) a. v. an. {nin
ndnagalawdhama, freq.) I look
upon him observing him, I watch
him. considei him; 3. p. o na..n: p.
vaid..mad.
Ndgatatvdhnmlnn, {nin) a. v in.
{vin ndnagataivihanrlan, fret^. ) T
observe, watch, consider it; 3. p. o
na...; p.naia..ang.
JVdgafan'C7idam, Omi) n. v,
7i<tgatatC€ndam.''
S Ka-
j\Yigaffh, adv. 'ater, afterwards,' a
littlo while r.cer; by and by.
Nagatwdadiin mil-ana, {iiin) a. v. in.
(pron. nin nagatdcdnn »«..,) I
follow a trail or road; 3. p. onag...;
p. 7h-g..dod.
Nagativaira mihvdm, {nin) a. v. an.
(pron. ni>^ tiagatmoam-...) I follow
the ice along a crevice; 3. p. o
nng..n\ p. neg. .wad; imp nagatwa,
Kagawa. {nin) a. v. an. 1 meet him,
in a canoe, boat, &c.; 3. p. o na-
gdwan; p. negawad; imp. nagd.
jVdgatvagendain, {nin) n. v. I am in a
hurry; 3. p. 1.; p. nuid..ang.
.* NOTfi. The frequentative verbs of this
tuiKi Ijriiig: >^oiiniionly used, wo will put
tlioin all under Nanag...
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Mu/ilawad, >j. v. it is nothing, it is
worth nothing; 3. ner/..waL
A^aflikawemlagos, {ain) n. v. lam- •■;'
lUle esteemed, little thought of, I ^\lgwdi, s. sleeve: pi -an
iVagwdtjaiveiab,
pi. -rn.
liagwdganil-f, {nin) n.
snares; I lay snares:
V. I make
3. p. 1.; p.
I catch
A<J<nkatce>idai/osM,(ni>i) a. v. an. I
make liira insignificant; I put Lnn
low, 1 put him down; 3. p. ona<i..n:
J>' neij..ad. •' '
2ka(lihiwciiila(iwad, u. v. it is insign-
idciint, little thought of- p. n^n..
Xagil-airenddn, {nin) a. v, in. I
tlinik liule of it, I esteem it low
insignificant; 3. p. o nag...; p. nen..
ang. o r J
A^Kjil-au'cmmd, (nin) a. v. an. I
esteem him little, I think little of
lain; 3. p. o nag..n\ p. ueij-.tnad.
^aaikawenuidu, {nin) r. v. I esteem
;aysfilt little, I have a poor opinion
of myself; 3. p. -o^ p. neq.^od.
^"[nkawj^, {nin) n. v. I am nothins,
worth nothing; 3. p. -^; p. ncg..,id.
naijinin: niLeri. lo! Leholii !
Kiuiiahkdqe, {nin) n. v. I meet: 3, p.
].,_p. nf:Q..<jcd.
K'udshhiil, {nin) a, v. in. I meet if
3. p. nag. .■ p. neg..ang. '
jSagislikawa, {ni,i) a. v. an. I meet
hiin; 3. p. o ruig..n; p, ne(j..ivad.
jS(i',nshJciHhtdbmih,{n%n) com. v, we
him with a snare, or in a snare; 3.
V- na(j..n, p. /ieg..nad; imp. nag-
yagwds, {nin) n. v, I am caught in
a snare; 3. p. ~o; p. ?iegicas()d.—
fV wahosog gi-iuK/wasowag tlbi-
koiig; two rabbits have been
caught in snares last night.
J\ugwtuih, s. rainbow; pi. -in.
^dgwt, {nin) n. v. I appear, 1 make
my appearance, 3. p. ndqwio: p.
nmagioiod.
JVdgimdis, (nin) i. v. I make myself
j visible, I appear in a vision; 3. p.
~<>; p. naiu..sod.
^jigwiiditiowin, s. apparitioi., vision.
j\uHig, adv. S. Kija.
AuiVun, adv. till, until; a long time.
— Kawin naidnj dam'i&hinsi; he
does not come a long time. JSln-
gwiss gi-h'tchi-mawi naidnj gi-
nd'Otl; my son wept much until he
leil asleep.
XuienJ, adj. S. Kninj.
JSaiitaivad, w. v. there is a little o(
it; p. neietawoTc.
meet each other; p. neq..didhtg.
JSagiMuidddiwin, s. ineeting.l'inthe
road, not assembly.)
Ni'>'n,s, {nin) n. v. T appear, I am
visilde; 3. p, na<}osi; p. naidgosid.
jSugomciH:, s, apix^arance.
Xfujinid, 11. v. it ajipears, it shows, it
is visible, it is evident; p. 7iaidn-
u-alc. ^
NagiVdddn, {nin) a. v, in. I catch it
with a snare, or in a snare; 3. p
^g...\ \^.neg..ang.
JSagicddJigc, ('nin)' n. v. I catch
witU a snare; 3. p, i.^ p. 7mj..ged.
I -Vaietaieis, {nin) n. v. I am of a
I little number, thatis, my family is
I small; 3. p. ~i; v. tieie..sid.
j JSaiitatvisimin, (nin) n. v. pi. we
are a few in nuni.er; p.neie.,
suhig.
Xaiknjtan ishlcote, {nin) a. v. in. I
repair or stir the fire with a poker;
3. p. o nai...; p. neilc.ang.
JSaikinjeigan, s. poker to stir the
tire; pi. -an.
J\'aiUnjcigc, {nin) n. v. I stir the
iire with a poker: 3. p. 1.; p.
ne%k..ged.
Naininiwagis, {nin) n. v. I am an
upright man; 3. p, -2; p. min..&id.
j^ J* toiai^<te)>i.«ttiiiiawrfN'jfea»j>>- »>m.,ti^
NAK
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NAK
Nauhkwanc'enany (nin) a. v. in. 1
fix the door, I put it well; 3. p. o
nat ..] p. neuh.Mno.
Naimitm, {nin) a. v. in. I put it
well or right; 3. p. o nau...: p.
■mi..t<)d.
Naitd, adv. just, like purposely.—
^'a^ta yiwchaJ; it just happens so,
(like purposely, although not
purposely.) JVaifu nmyom U da<i-
tt!is/n/i; thou comest just now,
(when least expected, or, when
much desired, or, when least des-
ired, &c.)
Naitam, {nm) n. v. I am obedient;
3._ p. ].; p. ueiiamj.
fvaitamowin,, s. obedience.
JVaitawa, (nm) a. v. an. lam ob-
edient to him, I obey him; 3. p. o
na..n\ p. nd.Avad.
J^^AjaUan, {nin) a.\.in. I draw it
over a string or cord; 3. p. o luij...;
p. naid..an(j.
^^Ajdhiujan, s'. violin; pi. -an.
J!fojabii ge, (nin) n. v. I draw s. th.
oyer a string; also, T play on the
violin; 3. p. 1.; p. naiaj..ged.
jyajigaigan, s. scraper; pi. -an.
■iyniigaige, (nin) n. v. I scrape a
•skin or hide, to make it soft; 3. p.
1.; p. naia..ged.
hdjmijinia, {nin) a. v. an. S. Ifad-
jinijima.
NdHilijindan, (niti) a. v. in. S.
Xadjinijindan.
Najoahkak jjashhisigan, s. double-
barreled gun.
JVaJohceiciil, p. s. a. a man who has
two wives, a bigamist; pi. -jid.
Nal-akigam, or inalal-egam, adv.
This adverb in connection with
some other adverb denoting dir-
ection, signifies the side of a river,
bay, lake, &c.; as: Oma nakakc-
gam, on this side of the ri\or, &c.
Wedi naknkiqam, on that side
there. Aniiuli nakakegam? On
which side?
Jfakakeia, or inakakeia, adv. This
adverb, preceded by another ad-
verb denoting directum, or by a ,
substantive, has the signification
of the Knglish svllable vard or
■mirds, or of tmrardx. { For exam-
ples see Otchipwe Grammar, "Ad-
verbs denoting direction.")
Nakawi, ad\-. first, before all.— A«-
kaire anaminn, panima daxh qa-
nushunon wi-nihuiun ; first prav
and then lie down to sleep.
Nakodam. (nin)n. v. I consent to s
th., J ponnse to do a. th., or to
Nahmd, inin) a. v. an. I promise
Inm to do s.th.,or to go .onio-
where, I consent to what he is ask-
JSakirchdvn, (mn) n. v. •/„ I catcli
some m. obj. that is thrown to me ■
J^.V.ojiak... ;p.nek..dod.
jVakurbina, (nin) a. v. an. I catch
8ome«« obj ihatisthrowntome,
or that flies by me; 3. p. o naL.n
p. nck..nad. '
.\ak>rcnage, (nin) n. v. I shoot in
the air; 3. p. l.;ii. nck..ged.
^akn'enn^ra, (nin) a. v. m. I shoot
hini in ;he air, (I shoot a bird fly-
ing ;) 3. J). nak..n ; p. nek. .wad.
.Na-
V. S.
J\ak>ceshkage, (mn) n. v. S. Nagi^h
kage. ''
KakweM-dn, (nin) a. x. in. S
gishkan.
JS"akiriM-au'a, (nin) a. v. an. S,
gif/ikaira.
Nakw(t<hkodadimin, (nin) com.
■^'^agifhkodadimin.
Naku-cshkodadiwin, s. S. Nagishko-
dndiivtn.
JVakurtnge, (nin) n. v. I answer, I
gainsay, I give bad answers, short
answers; 3. p. \.; }^. n^k..ged.
JSakwctngeM, (nin)x\. v. 1 use to
answer, to gainsay, to give bad an-
swers; 3. p. -i'; i^.nck..id.
ISnkwdam, (nin) n. v. I answer. 1
give an answer toa (juestion ; also,
I gainsay, 1 answer improperly ; 3.
P- 1.; p. nckwetang.
Nukwetamut'in, s. answer ; pl.-««.
Kahri'tawa, {nin) a. v. an. I answer
him, I give him an answer to a
«X^J^
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'Ad-
questioi) ; or, I answer him impro-
perly .; a. p. « nnh.n ; p, nel\.mi(l.
Nam, as end-syllable in some ii. v.,
signifies hr-eathin^, or a. th.. relat-
ing to it; aa .• JSmdinkhvumlm, I
breathe my last. Nin jajihanmn.,
1 breathe by long intervals ; etc.
Ndmaam, {nin) n. v. 1 have a lair
wind ; 3. p. 1.; j). naiamaann.
Namacmigwad, vi. v. it is a fair wind,
good for sailing ; p. naia.vwal:
Namadah, {nin) n. v. I sit down, I
am sitting; 3, p. -«; Y,.mm..hi<l.
JVamaclahia, {nin) a. v. an. 1 make
him sit down ; :j. \u o nam..n ; p.
ncvL.ad.
Nanuulahituwa, [nin) a. v, an. I sit
down by his side, near him ; a. p.
7iam,.n; p. nem..wad.
NamuildUwin, s. sitting; a seat.—
Kitchi-ogima 7i.ania<laUwm. throne.
V\.-an.
jVamadamagad^u. v. it is higher than
large ; p. ne1h..gak-
NamdJcona, {nin) a. \.eLn.l anoint
Lis head. 1 put grease, ointment or
pomaae on his head ; 3. p. o nam.,
n; p. nem..nad ; imp. namahij.
Namdkdnidis, {nin) r. v. I anoint or
grease my head ; 3. p.-o ,• p. n<m.~
smI.
Na7nAhviwin, s, grease to anoint the
heild, ointment for the head, pom-
ade.
Natnaiulj, adv. expression of doubt-
ing or not knowing.
Namdndi fjiwihadogwm :, I don't
know what happened ; or, I don't
know how it is. Namdmlj apiqc--
mudjawdncn; 1 don't k.iow when I
shall start.
Namaiidji, {nin) n.. v. I am left-harHl-
ed; 3. p^ 1.; p. miiiandjld.
Namdndji(jad* , a, the left leg.
N<und)idjini]i\ s. the left arm.
Namdmljiniiidj, s. the left hand.
NantumiilriMv, s. an. the h>ft cheek.
Namdnajini'iMnijig, s. the left eye.
*NoTE. Tluire is nlwuvs a possessive
pronoun prefixed to tliis and the fullowinR i
five word* ; as : iVin namandjigad, my lef^ (
leg Kitnamandjinik, thy loft arm. O nn i
tnandjinind), his lol't iiand ; etc »
NomdruNisid, s. the left foot.
Namatdlcone, or~magad isMote, u. v.
the fire blazes up ; p. w«w..«€6r, or
-magah.
Nama'tchigdham, n. v. 3. p. he sets
himself upright, he stands up, he
erects himself ; [F. il se mate ;J p
nem. .n'i(L-Numatchi(jdhawi komah
u'd; the bear uses 'to erect him-
self, (to stand upright, like a per-
son.)
NamatcMuad, u. v. it is oblong, it is
longerthan broad, (stuff,;) Yt.n^m..
(jah.
Namatckigin, n. v. 3. p. it is oblong,
longer than broad, (««. obj., as,
fnoshwe, handkerchief ; se?ii7/d, rib-
bon or silk-stuff ;) p. nem..md.
Name, s. sturgeon ; \){.-wau.
Namebin, s. carp, sucker, (fish ;) t.1.
-Off.
Namehinigdn, s. carp-bone ; -pl.-^^j,
N^imMini-gisiss, s. an. the moon of
suckers, the month of February.
Kamihini-sihi, s. Carp Kiver, Lake
Superior.
Navugofi^, s. trout ; \)\.~ag.
Namegofisigan, s. trout-bone ; pl.-aw.
Nameytis.sika, or-magad^ u. v. there
are trout, or many trout ; p. nem..
Jcng, or-^mtgalc.
Nameg(kmkun. s. place where there
are many trout.
Namigossikaning, at, to or from
such a place.
Namehmn, s. glue ; [G. Leim.]
Namikwamhe, {nin) n. v. I make
glue; 3. p. 1.; nem..ked.
Nam-ekwa7iikewimni, s. glue-boiler ;
pl.-?'-'a^,
Namiteg, s. dried fish ; ^\.-xmg.
Nameu^l, s. Sturgeon Lake.
NnmkvihisiU, v- Sturgeon River.
Namewigun, s. iturgeon-bone ; pl.-
an.
Numiih^\d, p
habii •■/' c;
cer; pl.^^iv.
Aamofi, an er "i-syllablea in some n.
y., ri late to smoke ; as : Ningikan-
dnujg, it smokes in my house." Mn
■^'■■i' andnior,, I am stifled with
a. he that is in a bad
ijig, a habitual dan-
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smoke. Ninjihaiidmos, I can eri-
(luie much smoke ; etc.
i\««(j, yimi) a. V. an. I fetch him. (a
person, or any other an., object,)
J. p. o nunan ; p. naidnad :' imi).
naj. '
xVtMt? aivUidna, I g-o to fetch him, I
^rt for him.
Mn hi-nd/m, I cowo to fetch him,
I co//ie for him.
li'undadamDton mihana, {nin) a. v.
in. I repair a road ; 3. p. o nan...:
^. nen..tod.
]Sa>idanavi, {nin) n. v. I prepare my-
self for singing, by coughing a lit-
tle ; 3. p.-o ; p. nen..mod.
JSanabdnis, {nin) n. v. I am cauglit,
cheated; 3. p.-e; p. nc/i..skl.
i\«/<a6ew, adv. just now, only now ;
too l^te.~jVdnahe»i kl daywhliin
i/i-itihl'wa-a?holir/(j; tho^i couiest on-
ly now when the work is done.
JSanagaiaivulmma , {nin) a. v. an.
I observe liini, consider him, I
watch him with my eyes ; 3. p. u
nan..n; p. nnidn..mad.
ISanaijatawahandun, {nin) or, ?iin
nana»,nddn, a. v. m. I contemplate
It, I consider it, observe it, watch
duct, his manners, his qualities
etc j 3. p. o nan..n ; p. naidn.\
mad.
jydna(fatn>vemndis, (nin) r. v I re
fleet upon myself,' I consider mv-
sclf ; I examine my conscience :3
p.-o; p. naidn..s<d.
jSiVviagataivenindigon-in, s. reflection
upon one's self,- examen of con-
science.
Nandfjina, {nin) a. v. an. I stop him.
I hinder him ; 3. p. o nan..n; p. nm!.
it ; 3. p. o nan...- p.
naian..an.'/.
l\ana(jatawcndam, {mn) n. v. 1 re-
flect, meditate, consider, contem-
plate, deliberate ; 3. p. l.; p. naia..
anij.
Knnagatawendumadis, {nin) r. v. S.
JVdiia(j(tiauY:nindis.
i\ a»agatuiV(-idumndisomufiad ni?ide,
my heart reflects or meditates up-
on itself; p. naian..gah.
^'anagataivindamuwin. s. meditation,
contemplation, reflection, consid-
eration, deliberation.
JS'dioagataivenddn,{nin) a. v. in. I re-
flect or meditate upon it, I consid-
er it ; 3. p. o nan...\ p. naid..ang.
Jyanagatawenima, {nin) a. v. an I
reflect upon him, (upon his con
"Note -Tho duplication <,f the first svl-
m-^jL";i,p'"i? ""•' f^""^ "•'^^''- ^•'''•''«" '''•'^^e,
marKi ih^ frequmtattvc vurb, and ulliidcs
U^ a repetition, or coiilinuatioii, of tlie same
, ... ' ■'• r" " "^<-i.if.,ii,, p. nvn.,
H'}-~-\V^ nundglnag wa-inigadid-
Jig ; I hinder (stop, separate) peo-
ple that intend to fight.-S. a4/«-
Jia, or J\agad.
Nandgi7iiivc, (nin) n. v. I stop, hin-
der or sejiarate flghters ; 3. o 1 ■
p. nen..H'cd. ' "'
Nundihian, {nin) a. v. in. I write it
correcting it at the same time - 3'
p. nan... ; p. nen..an(i.
JSannihiigan, s. corrected or mended
writing, corrected copy; pl.-a«.
JSanaihnge, («iw) n. v. I correct or
mend writing, I am writing a cor-
rected copy; 3. p. 1.; ixnen..aed.
{i\in^ nanditmi, I mend of correct
}t ; mnd ojihiigc, I write.)
JSandiHnjtan ithl-ote, {nin) a. v. in
ireq. I repair the Are, I stir it up,"
3. p o nan... ; p. nen..ang.
i\unaiHnjeigan, s. i)okcr, conimonlv
an iron bar to stir the fire with • al
-an. \ ' *^ '
Nandikinjeiganal<, s, a stick or pole
(not an iron l)ar, ) to stir the lire
^with, \voode?i]iokrr; \A.-on.
Xandina, {nin i a. v. nn. \ arrange or
rqmr it. Imend,lix it, f put it in
good order again, {an. obj. ) 3.]).
nan..n ; p._ nen..nad.—Xm qi-itan-
uina liihaigiiimvan, I repaired the
watch.
Xanuindn, {nin) a. v. in. I put it in
good order ; 3. p. nan...; p. ncn..
nng. — liiskitenaqanan nin ai-na-
ndindnan ; 1 put in good order the
'•casseaus." (y. Bisl-iteiHuian.)
j\aiiuisi>'itchigade, uv-magad, u. v, S.
jSianditrhpjade.
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KannimteUge, (nin) n. v. S. Mrnd-
ikhitje.
NaHuissiton,{nm) a. v. in. S. ]Vandi.
ton.
Kanditchigade, or^magad, u v it is
repairecf, arranged,' mended : set-
tled ; p. nm..deg, ox-^nagah.
Xanditchige, {nin) n. v. I repair
mend, correct ; settle : 3. p. 1 • n'
nen..ged. ' '
Kanditon, {nin) a. v. in. I repair it
I mend, correct, arrange it, I im-
prove it ; I settle It ; 3. p. o «««...;
p. nin. .tod. '
NaHditoivin, s. repairing, correcting
reparation, improvement, arramre-
inent ior the better. '
Kaiidhma, {nin) a. v. an. I defend
myself against him. I resist liiin, I
combat him in self-defence • 3 p
nan..n; p. neJL.nad ; imp. nand-
bm.
Xniuil-onan, {7iin) a.\. in. I defend
myself against it,. I combat it,
1 resist It ; 3. p. o nan... ; p. n^n..
iin,j.—jSin% adhMan hatadowin-
I combat sin.
Xaiiakwi^ {nin) n. v. I defend myself-
3. 1>. 1.; p. nendhvid. '
^anuhriwin, s. self-defence.
?<anamda, {nin) a. v. a7i. I frighten
It. (a wild animal, a duck, etc.)
1 startle it ; 3. p. o nan..n ; p. nen
ad.
Sanamudjigan, s. frightened animal
in the woods, startled animal,
(luck, etc./ pl.-a^. '
^annn, num. five.
yahdnduirvi, {nin') a. v. an. I doctor
liim, I give him medicines in his
sickness; 3. p. o nan..n ; p. nm..
ad. ^
Xandmlawiiim, (nin) n. v. I am doc-
tored, medicines are given me in
my sickness ; 3. p.-« ; p. nen..sid.
i^unandawiiwe, {nin) n. v. I doctor, I
give medicines to sick persons • 3
Ji-1.; p. wm..«¥(£.
^oidndawiiweivin, s. doctoring, a
tloctor's business, occupation, art
science.
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JVandnddwiiwewmini, s. doctor, nhv-
sician, a man skilful in curing dis-
eases ; \)\.-^vag.
J^andnduwiowin, a. medicine, reme-
X'mdndawis, {nin) n. v. lam cured,
i.r'"^^'«%hole;3.p.-i;p.,^„.:
^^andmku'itchigan, s. a sick person
taken care of and dotored : Ty\.-aq.
^anandamtwa,{nm) a. y.an. S
■i\anandaicia.
Kanmdawitwawin, s. S. Mndnda.
wnweu'in.
Xandndohan, (nin) n. v. freq. S
.Anndi)han.
Xundndohunihandimin, {nin) com. v
freq. S. JXandolanilcandimin.
^^cmundo7>anihmdiivin,3. S. A^ando-
oanimnditnn.
liuMandodjina, {nin) a. v. an.frm.
ll\ *''!'; ^"f. °'her frequcntatCre*
verbs of this kind, look under i\a«.
dodjina, etc., where they appear
, . ^as simple verbs.
JXandndoma, {nin) a. v. an. I beg
bini, 1 pray, ask or request him for
S; th., [ implore his help and as-
sistance; 3. p. o nan..n; p. nen..
jyandmlomandji<je, {nin) n. v. freq.
ft. Aandomandjige.
Xandndomowin, s.' petition, request.
entreaty; pl.-an. ^
Xandndo^hMte, {nin) n. v. I go from
one place to another to hear what
they say; 3. p. I.; ^.nen..tcd.
■^^(('land/jMUeffahiw, {nin) n v I
standstill in different places, 'to
S'' """^^^^ *^ ^^^''' ^' J*'~*'' p- "^'^••
^^undndosJMteshl; {nin) n. v. I am
111 a bad habit of going round to
g'"^^hatissaid;3. p.-^; ^,nm..
■^^and/iimima. {fiin) a. v. an. I tear
some an. obj, with the teeth; 3. p.
^0 nan.jijj,. nen. .mad.
Knndniganddn.{ni7i) a. v. in. I tear
U with t'i< tettlj; 3. p. o nan...: p.
■Hen..ang. "^
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N'andnigmh'ka, or-n: an nil ^ u. v. freq.
it is all torn to pieces everywhere;
P. nen..kag, ox-magalc. S. Nigosh-
ka\ etc.
JS\in(in'(joshkdn,{mn) a. v. in. freq.
I tear it all to pieces, every part of
it; 3. p, o nail...; ]>, nm..ang.
I^andn{^of<Kkmva,{tdn)&. v. an. freq.
I tear some an. obj, all to pieces;
3. p. w nnn..n; p. mn. wad.
H'dnanimin, (nin) num. v. an. we
ar3 five of us; p. naid.^lj'ig.
ydnaninon, num. v. /w. there are five
{in. obj. ) p. naid..nigin.
J\'andnJ, adv. S. Naidilj.
Nandpadaami, (nin) n. v, S. Ja-
idshagaami.
handpagam, (nin) n. v. I sing,
mockinjj somebody or something;
3. p.-o; p. nen.,mod.
jynndjiagavion, {nin) 'a. v. in. I sing
it mocking, for derision, 3. p, ouan
...;p. ncn..mod.
Nandpagamonan, (nin) a. v. ««.. I
sing him, mocking, I sing his char-
acter or his qualities, for derision
or contempt. 3, p, o nan...; p. nen
..mod. (V. Conj.)
NandpagandJ, adv.shamefuUy, worth
mocking and derision.
Xandi,agandjia,{ni7i.) a. v. an. I in-
sult hnn, I mock him; 3. p. o nan..
«; p. ncn..ad.
Nandpagdndjiton, (nin) a. v. in.; p.
nen. .tod. S. jS'anapayaJisondan,
JS\indpagansitngos,{fiin)n v. I spcdk
insulting mocking words; I mur-
mur; 3. p.-t; p. ncn..sid.
.N^andpaganso'ma, (nin) a. v. an. I
mock or insult him; 1 murmur
against him:; 3. p. o nan..n; p. nen
..mad.
I^andpagar iondan, (nin) a. v. in. I
mock or insult it; 3. p. o n^an...; p.
ncn..ang.
JVa7idpagunsonge, (nin) n. v. I mock,
I use mocking language; I mur-
mur; 3. p. I.; p. nea..ged.
Kandpidotam, (nin) n. v. I mock re-
peating words, I repeat words of
somebody in a mocking manner;
3> 2)^ L.; d. nen..tai:g.
JSnndpidot^wa, (nin) a. v. an. Imock
him, imitating his speaking or his
voice; (111. ga oponal'ham;) 3. p. o
nan..n\ p. nen..wad,
Mtnnj:)i</ijwe,(nin) n. v. I epeik in a
mocking manner; 3. p. 1.; p, nm
wed.
J\undjn//ii'wewin, s. mockery, speak-
ing mocking words.
Nandpima, (nin) a. v. an. 1 speak
to him certain words, relying on
&. th.; 3. p. nan..n; p. nen. .mad.
JS/andpimon, (nin) a. v. in. I rely on
it in speaking certain words; 3. p.
onan...; p. nen.. mad.
Nandpimonan, (nin) a. v. an. I rely
on him in speaking certain word's
or telling s. th.; 3. p. o nan...; p!
nen..m(fd.
Nandpimotnn, s. speaking v;ith re-
liance on some object, an. or in.
Nandpoffis, (nin) n. v. I ain impo-
tent, I have no power, no author-
ity; 3. p.-«; p. nen..sid.
Nandssah, adv. S. Aidpi.
Nanawad, u. v. it gives no profit, it
does not produce anything; p. nen-
awak.
Nanawddad, w.v. it is deficient, use-
less, unprofitable; p. nen.. dak.
lYanawddts, (nin) n. v. I am an un-
profitable useless peison, I am
loosing my time, 1 gain nothing,
acquire nothing, I labor in vain; 3.
p.-^": p. nen..sid.—S. Anawiwis.
JVanau'dJ, adv. uselessly, unprofita-
bly, loosing time, to no purpose.—
jS\t,nawdj nin Mmadis. I live un-
profitably, (my life i.s destitute of
good works.)
JSdndwina, (nin,) a. v. an. freq. I
cannot liave him, cannot reach
him, (any an. obj.) 3. p. o nan..n;
p. nen..ad.
JVandwinan, (nin) a. v. in. freq. I
cannot have it, cannot reach it; 3.
p. nnn...; p. tien..ang.
Nanawis, (nin) n. v. S. JVanawddis.
Anaireivis.
N^anauis,se, (nin) n. v. I burst asun-
der; 3. p. 1.; p. nen..sed.
Nanaicisse, oi-magad, u. v. it bursts
■.'M»smti>ima*tm
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asunder, it falls to pieces; p. nen..
seg., m-mafftih.
Muidd, in compositions, signifies
sccMiui, searching, tryim. (Ex-
amples in many of the following
words. )
MnddMnetve, (niii) n. v. I am hunt-
ing partridges, {line, partridge;)
3. p. 1.; p. nen..W€d.
JVanda(/e7iim, (nin) n. v. I take more
than 1 ought, or more than 1 want;
also, I do all in my power; 3. p.-o;
p nen. .7)10(1.
JVaruMHkendan, (nin) a. v. in. I try
or endeavor to know it, to learn it;
3. p. onan...;p. iicn .ang.
]\and(ikikenima, {nin) a. v. an. I try
to know him, I inform myself
about him; 3. p, o nan..n; p. nen..
mad.
Nanddmasitam, {nin) n. v. I try to
hear what is said, I listen, I heark-
en; 3. p. ].; p. nen..ang.
Xiuuidmadfawa, {nin) a. v. an. I
hearken, to know what he shall
say; 3. p. o nan..n; p. nen..ivad.
Nanddmilcwendan, {nin) n. v. I trv
to recall it to memory, 1 endeavor
to recollect it; {vin mihwenddn, I
recollect it,\) 3. p. o nan...; p. nen..
ang.
Kan'ddmihvcnima, {nin) a. v. an. I
try to recollect him, to recall him
to memory, (to recollect his name,
his appearance, etc.) 3. p. o nan.,
ii:, p. 7ien..rn'id.
KanddnagisJtl-age, {nin) or, nin nan-
ddnahveshkage, n. v. I try to meet
people; 3. p. l.;p. nen..ged.
Itandi'inagishkawa, {7iin) or7iin na7i-
danakweshkawa, a. v. an. I try to
meet him; 3. p. o tum..n; p. nen..
7cad.
Kanddniinaict, {nin) n. v, I endeav-
or to speak the language of the
people with whom I live; 3. n. 1.;
p. 7ien..wed.
Nanddnissa, {nin) n. v. I seek an
opportunity to kill him; 3. p. 1.; p.
nen. .sad.
Kanddnissitotam, {nin) n. v. i en- 1
deavor to understand, to compre-
hend; 3. p. 1.; p. nen. '.ang.
Kanddimsitotdn,{nin) a. v. in. I en-
deavor to understand it; 3. p. o nan
...; p. nen..a7tg.
Kanddnissitotawa, {7iin) a. v. an. I
endeavor to understand him; 3. p.
nan..; p. nen. .wad.
Nanddwnimiwe, {nin)r). v. I seek
pigeons to shoot them, I am hunt-
ing pigeons; 3. p. L; p. nen. .wed.
Nanddonakmigr, {nin) n. v. 1 try to
make good laws or regulations,
consultmg with others; 3, p. 1.; p.
7icn..ged.
Naiiddwdhama,{7iin) a. v. an. I seek
him, I look for him; 3. p. o nan..n\
p. ncn..7nad.
Na7iddwa})anddn, {nin) a. v. in T
seek it, search it, look for it; I ex-
amine it; 3. p. onan...; p. nen..
ang.
Nanddwaliandjigade, ox~magad,u. v.
It IS looked for; it issought; p. nen
deg.., or-magah.
Na7iddumhahifiigas,{ni7i) n. v. I am
looked for, lam sought; 3. p.-ry; p.
nen. .sod.
JS^anddu'dhandJige, {nin)n. v. I seek,
I search; 3. p. 1.; p. nen..ged.—i:\\(i
same signification has, ninnandd-
tvdhange.
-Yandau'ag/re, {7iii) n. v. I am hunt-
ing porcuxiine.s; 3 p. 1.; n.ncn..
wed.
2fanddu'aTcwe, {nin) n. v. I am hunt-
ing bears; 3. }.. 1.; p. ncn-wed.
JSandau-dto, {nvn) n. v. I am spy
out; 3. p. ].; p. nen..tod.
Manduivdton.{7iin) a. \.in. I spy it
nut; 3. p. o »({«.,.; p. ne'"..t(>d.
Kandawendagos, {niu) n, v, lamdc-
sirable; also, I am desired to give
or to do or to ?ay s. th.; 3. p.-?'; p.
nen..sid.
Nandawendagwad , it is desired, it is
^desirable; j). nen..n<a]t.
Kandazvendom,{7iin)n. v. I desire;
3. p. 1.; p. nen.. ang.
Kandawindaniomagad,\i. v. pers. it
desires, it wishes; p. nen..gaL
spying
NAN
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NAN
■■*Vi
JSandaifhidan, (nm)a.v, in. Ide-|
sire It, I wish lor it, I require it;
d.p.ona/i...; p. wn.Miuj.
JSanduwinihm, uiiii) n. v. I dosire
or endeavor to have ii certain ob-
iect;3. i).-o;p. „(;;i..,v,,j.
^andawendjigude, or-maffad, u. v.
It IS desired, reqnire(f, sonpht,
wished for; p nen:.df<j, or-mm/al:
^utiduuindJHjas, (uin) n. v. Tain
desired, wished for; 3. p.-o; p. neii
K<,ndawindji<je, [nin] n. v. I desire;
I look for s. th. (especially in hunt-
intf or fishing, ) 3. p. ].; p. nen .
ged.
JS^andnwindjigevnn, s. lookini; for
seeking, (especially in hunting or
fishing.)
iSiihdnireuima, (mn.)a.\, an. I de-
■sire luin, I wish to have him, I re-
quire niin to do s. th.:3. IX nan..
nanundodjtnan, freq. v.) I seek it
hyfeelinuin the dark, I grope if
3. p. onun...; p. nen..a7ir/. '
J\avdudHni(j,', (nin) n. v. f grope I
search by feeling in the dark: 3. n
1.; p. ntn..(f<d. ' ■
Nundodjindliiiin, (nin) com. v. 8
(Tiimhingwclnsrmin.
Nandodjindiwin, s. S. GagiUngwe-
J^andddjMh'(/e, {nin) n. v. I walk
feeiinginy way,-3. p. ]. ; ^.nen..
ged,
JS''and6him7n,(nin) n. v. I look for
l)irch-bark, (to make a canoe, etc.)
J. p. 1.; p. nen..anq.
J^iindomd, {nin) a. v. an. I call him
to me, I send him word to come to
me, I invite him, 1 cite him, I suin-
/'•,"p. nen.. mad.
■iS'amaui&sin, {nin) n, v. I look for
s. th. to eat; 3. p.-i; p. nm..nid.
J\nndoatd. {nin) n. v. I am seeking,
searching; 3. p. 1.; p. nendoaiml.
j.\(indohan,{nm) n. v. I try to make
war-captives, slaveys, I go on a
war-party, on a war-excursion, (ac
conling to the Indian manner of
making war/) 3. p.?;-; p. nen..nid.
{Ahmini, signifies, Indian slave.)
AtindchaniJcandimin {nin) com. v.
we are at war with each other; p*
nen. .did jig. ' '
JS'andohuniJcanditrin, s. Indian war-
fare.
K'tindnhaniwin. s. endeavor to make
slaves, Indian warfare.
KandoU, {nin \ n. v. I look for water
or for s. th. to drink; 3. p. 1.; p'
7ithd"hid. '■
Nandohiniwa. {nin) n, v. I am hunt-
in? with a bow and arrows; 3. p
^1.; p. nen.. trad.
JSrandodJina, {mn) a, v, an. {nin na-
nandodjina, freq. v/i I seek or
search him by feclinK in the dark,
I grope him; 3. p. onan..n- p.. nen
nnd. '
Nandodjinan, {nin) a. v. in, (nin
mon him ; 3. p. nan..n ; p. nendo-
mad.
JS'undmndJcmne, {nin) n. v. I search
lice; 3. p, 1. ; p. ntn..mcd.
jSandomnl-onmhi, s. ape, monkey
(louse-searcher;) pl..%. ^'
Aandomdndjige, {nin) n. v. {ninna-
nandoniandjiiie, freq. v.) I sniff' I
search s. th. by scent, ( like a dog; )
Ji-V-l.;Vne7i..ged. ^'
Aandimiigus, {nin) n. v. I am called
to go to somebody, or to go some-
where; 3. p.-e; p. nen..sid.
j^andomtg.osiwin, s. dall received by
a person to go somewhere,
JSundomilwe, {nin) 11. v. I am hunt-
ing beavers, or searching beavers;
3. p. ].; p. ntn..wed.
JSondmusm,{nin)n. v. I search lice
on his head; 3. p. I.; ^. nen..sad.
JSamhmdJHjas, {nin) n. v. S. I^-ando.
imgos.
Xandondjige, {nin) n. v. S. ^aw-
dunge.
Kandonian, {nin) a. v. in. I search
it, I look for it ; 3. p, o nan... ; p.
nen..u7is;. *
Nando7iHge, {7iin) n. v. I search, I
seek; 3. p. \.;]). 7um..ged.
JSandoneigewiih, s. searching,
A^uulonf.wa, {nin) a., v. an. I seek
him, I look for him; 3. p o 7ian..n,
p. Hen..7vad; imp. fiatidone.
'f ■, ,1;' «4.V
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Xandongi, (nin) n. v. I call people
together, (to an assembly, to a
feast, etc.) I invite ; I convoke : I
cite,I summon; 3. p. ].; p. nc,i..</ed.
NAN
S. JSi'ando
IS'itruhmige^ {nin) n. v
niiije,
Kandoshile, (nhi) n. v. I amhuntini?
ducks; 3. p. l.;.p. nen..hcd.
Xandoshhmaqe, {nin) n. v. I collect
my credits, my active debts ; 3 p
1.; p. nen..g<d.
Xandoxhkaiiian'a, {nin) a. v, an. I
request him to pay me what he
owes me, to pay his credit; fill
ga potirjam;] 3. p. o ?ian..n; p. nen
..wad. '■
Jandoshldis, {nin) n. v. I try to get
paid, to get my credits, (active
dfbts;) 3. p.-o; p. nen..sod.
yandotage, {nin) or, nin nandotanu
n. V. 1 listen, 1 hearken, endeavor-
ing to hear what they say; 3. p. l.;
!>. ncn..(jcd, or, ncndotang.
Jundutam, {nin) n. v. I ask, I re-
quest, 1 petition; 3. p. 1.; p. naido-
fang.
Nandotnmuge. {?iiu) n. v. I
mendicate, ask alms ; 3. p
n(;n..ged.
Xandotamdge^i, {nin) a. v. in.
lor it; 3. p. o nan... ; p. nen,.gcd
Sandotamagenan, {nin) a. v. an
beg for some an. obj. ; 3. p. o nan. ■
^.n€n..ged. (V. VAmi.)-I'al-w,ji,ian
nin m-nandotamaoenan; I coine to
beg lor some bread, (or Hour.)
yandotanidge.ihk, {nin) n. v. I am in
a bad habit of begging ; 3. p,-j • p.
nen. .hid. ' '
Snudidamagfu)} n, s. begging beg-
gary, meiidiciiy.
.Wfndotamaicay (nin) a. v. an. I ask
him for s. th., 1 beg him, I request
hua: 3. p. o nan..n ; p. nen..'wad.
.\'(ndota/>u,win, s. asking, petition.
request for s. th.
Xandotdn, {nin) a. v. in. 1 beg for
It ; [ require it ; 3. p. o nan... ; p.
ni;n..ang.
X'lndMuwa, {nin) a. v. an. I listen,
I hearken, endeavoring to heur
heg,
1.
I beg
I
what he is saying ; 3. p. « nan..n ',
p. nen. .wad.
Nandwiwem, {nin) n. v. I am calling
without seeing the person, J call ;
3. i>.-o ; p. ncn..m<id.
^'tndu'i'n'ema {nin) a. v. a?i. I call
urn ; I call for some an, obj. to
liavo it; 3. p. onan..n; p.nm..7nad.
l\<tndu<en;.'ndan, {nin) a. v. in. I oall
ior it, to have it back again ; 3. p
o nan...; p. ncn..ang.
yundwiwemgc, {nin) n. v. I call by
hring guns; 3. j,. 1. ; p. ncn..uvd.
^\anekad(ndani, { nin) n. v. Isulfer
in my thougiits; in my mind ; 3. p.
J.; nen.. dang,
y'anilatdis, (nin) n. v. I sufler ; 3, p.
-■i\ p. ntn...std.
JSunvhididwin, s. suffering.
jSani]cadjia,{nin) a m. an. I make
him sutler, I treat bun ill ; 3. p. o
Jiun..n;p.ncn..ad.
JSanekueljiMi,(nin) or, ninnanekad-
Jiton, a. v. -m. I make myself sut-
ler by it, using it spaiinfriy, in or-
der to have it longer, (provisions
or liquor;) "i. p. o nan...; i). nen..
od.
Xdngan, u. v. it is light, not heavy ;
p. naidngang.
Xdnge, adv. This word is used to ex-
press the cemlrary of the verb
which It follows ; as; y-inlihen-
<Jan nunge; 1 don't know it. Ki ni-
btvaka ndjlge ; thou art not wise.
JJtibwe tidnge; he is not telling the
truth.
Xdngenda?}, {nin) a. v. in. I think
It IS light, not heavy; 3. p. onan...;
p. naia..ang.
y'dngcnima, (nin) a. v. an. I think
he is light, (any</«. obj.) 3. p. o
;'>(t?>..n; p. naia..mad.
JSangia. (nin) a. v. an. I make light
some an. obj., I lighten it ; 3. p.
onan..n; p. naidngiad.
J\nngidec, {nin) n. v. my heart is
light, contented, happy ; 3. p. I. •
p. nain..cd.
Ndngiuke-Mawa.! {nin) a. v. rn. I
make him move his arm ; 3. p o
nun.,n ; p. naia.:ivad.
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iVd/ij^w, (nm)n.\, I am light ; ;). i..
-i ; |). uiiidfKjlKid.
Muffimfe, [nin) n. v, T nm light-
footefl ; 3. p. 1. ; p. naid..d,d.
XttiujimMuiK (nm) n. v. I hurt my
foot, (knocking,' against s. th. in
^iHy way;) 3. p. 1. ,• p. naiH..ing.
^wigiton, (niu)!i. v. in. 1 make it
light, I lighten it ; 3. p. o nan... •
p. natdth/itnJ.
^'anmmm^, (nin) n. v. [ have a light
loajl or pack on my hack ; 3. p. 1 •
na>d..nfd. > i -.
Ndngwana, adv. so, thus, then. (It
IS used ill nn interrogative manner
and placed always immediately
alter the verb.)— Wi-madjamui
nanywaiia I So they will go away ■
hi-niho ndmjivanaf He is then
dead ?
JSyinihaiuwe, (nin) n. v. or, nin na-
nnmhatatve, freq. I yawn or gape,
(beeing sleepy;) 3. p. i • p. naid..
ivm,
^^dnihiiaioewi n, s. yawning.
N&nihaiv, (nin) n. v. freq. 'l stand
here and there, m difierent places
successively; 3. p.-«V p. naid..wid.
JSanibtkiganona, (nin) a. v. an. J
speak to him in a scolding manner-
(nm gandna. [ speak to him;) 3. p'
onan..n; p.nen..nad.
^''tnihtHma, (nin) a. v. an. I scold
him, I rebuke, upbraid, reprimand
him; 3. p. onan..n; p. ne7t..mad.
j\onibik-uul(tn. (nin) a. v. in. I scold
or rebuke it; 3. p. o nan...{ p. nen..
ang.—jS\ininginh nin naniUhindan
nmle, eji matchi-ijiwehak^lxehuke
otten my heart, because it is so
wicked.
JVaniUlindimin, (nin) com. v. we I
scold each other; p. nen..didiig.
Amibikindis, (nin) r. v. I scold, re-
buke or reprimand myself; 3. p.-o:
p. nen. .sod. '
Nanibikindiwin, s. mutual scoldinsj
or rebuking. '
Nanihikiwe, (nin) n. v. I am scold-
ing, rebuking, reprimanding; 3. p.
1.; p. 7ien,.we(?.
J/anibikiwnn'n, a. scolding, rel ike,
re[)roof, reprimand,
Nanihoma, {nin) a. v. an. freq. S.
Nanibovdun,{nin)a.\. in. freq. S,
A'anihondiniin, (nin) com. v. freq.
S. Xinh(xHmin„
yanihoivenima, (nin) a. v. an. freq.
S. Aiho!reui?na,
JS'dnikibidiiw, t^nin) a. v. in. I draw
it out of s. th.; 3. p. o 7uin...; p.
naid..dod.
jVaiiikibinan, (nin) a. v. in. S.^ani-
kihUlon.
^yminiidana, num. fifty.
■A'dniinidanak, num. fifty hundred
five thousand. '
Ndh iinidanakosimin, (nin,) num. v.
we are five thousand in number;
p. naia..sidjig.
Ndnimidanawemin,, (nin) num. v.
an. we are fifty; p. naid..we(ljig.
2\ dhimidanaweioan, num. v. in. there
are fifty, (in. obj.;) p. naid..we<iin.
jyaninamad, w. v. freq. it is weak
in several places, (the ice on a
lake or river; or some other ob-
ject;) p. neninamak.
JS'aninametidagos, {nin^ n. v. freq.
I am considered weak, (from sick-
ness, or otherwise;) I am weak in
several respects; 3. p.-j'; p. nen..
aid.
A^aninainendagwad, ii. v. it is consid-
ered weak; it is weak in several
ways; p. nen..?oiik.
J\aninaniendan, (nin) a. v ia. freq.
J consider it or think it weak iu
Severn 1 i)laces, or in several re-
spects; 3. p. onan,..; p. nen..ang.
jSaninamenima, (nin) a. v. an. freq.
I think he is weak in several ways;
3. p. o nan..n; p. nen. .mad.
Naninamis, (nin) n. v. freq. I am
often weak, or, I am weak in sev-
era! respects, in several ways; 3.
p.-i; p. neu.-sid.
Naninaicadem, (nin) n. v. I weep
bitterly, moving compassion; 3.
p.-o; p. nen. .mod.
Naninawim, (nin) n. v. I weep from
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Naninmvmdaooa, (nin) n. v. I am
rejectr.l, abandoned, grieved- 3
[).-*; i>. nen..aid. '
^aninawendagwcui^n. v. it is rejected
nhandonod, sad; p. «cn..wJt
^aninaicendam, {nin) „. v. I am
sad, a Hicted in my mind, 1 am
.sorrowlui, Imourn,Igrieve;3,p.
l.;p. nen..nng. ^
KaninatveiiJixmmin, s. sadness af-
fliction, niourningr, grief '
•'m ^slt\^ words; 3. p. o manj;
p. lull. .mad. '
Xaninaii'inawe, {nin,) n. v. my face
IS marked with grief, J have a sad
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countenance; 3. p. i.; p. „,„.;
yaiiimvHng^veidisJnm ) r. v. I mark
my face with sadness; 3. p-y>- n
n^ii..sod. ' ' ' ' '
J<««w««'M, (nin) n. v. I am an or-
phan; 3. p.~i; p. ncn..6id.
Minna>Vitagos,{nin) n. v. I lament.
I express grief, sadn.^s, affliction
1 ■^.^}~i;\}.ncn,.8id. '
i\w««t/, num. five times; the fifth
rime; in five manners or ways
^anviglm adv. often, often times,
frequently. '
Naiihigotinong, or naningotinonain
adv. sometimes, occasionally, noW
and then, anon.
Naidngita/ramo milcana, u. v. the
trail or road splits in several di-
rections, there are several branch-
es ot_ the road; p. nen..moo.
ynnnnni.,, {nin) n. v. I am weak,
lalirm, sick, broken bv sickness
-J. p.-i; p. nen..8id:
Aantpinisimagn J ninde, u. v. my
heart is weak, infirm, sick; n
JieiL.galc. ' ^'
Nampinidwin, s. weakness, infirmi-
ty, sickness.
Nanimnad, u. v. it is dangerous,
perilous; p. nenisana.':.
iSanisanendagog, {nin) n. v. 1 am
considered dangerous; I am dan-
gerous; 3.p.-^/; ^.nen,..8id.
Nanisanendagwad, u. v. it is consid-
ered <langerous; it ig dangerous,
perilous; p. nen..wnb.
fhotfi 1 "*' ^"'"^ "• ^- I think
Uiere IS danger; 3. p. ]., p. ,,,„..
Nam^anendnn, {uin) a. v. in. I con-
sider It dangerous; 3. p. o nan...i
^aimanemma, {nin) a. v. an. f
consider him dangerous. I think
he IS dangerous; 3.. p. o ,*,«,„«; p.
11^ II.. mad. ^
Nanimnia, {mn)n. v. an. I*p„t him^
in danger; 3..p. ,; .„„.,„/p. „,,^^_^
lit I' I
JSan,mniidis, {nin) r. v. I put my-
self in dang,^r, m jeopardy; 3.
^^aitsaninug s, (nin) n. v. I look
dangerous; 3. y^; p. nen..8ul.
^^'i.nsamnagwad, u. v. it looks dan-
gerous; p. nm..wal'.
i^uiisanis, {nin) n.v. I am danger-
ous; also, I am in danger, in peril:
3. p.-?; p. nen..sid. '
JSatmanmwin, s. danger, peril, jeo-
Nani.mnitctgog, {nin) n. v I am
dangerous bymy speaking; 3. p.-i,
Nanisawitaiva, {nin)^. v. an. I hear
urn with appresension of danger
I listen to him with the impression
that there is danger in his speak-
Nammmtun,{mn) a. v. in. I put it
m danger, I expose it to danger-
3. p,;«r/ /?...; p. nen..tod. '
i^anishl-a^ljia, {nin) a. v. an. freq. I
provoke urn to anger; J.p.^i.
n; p. nesh..ad.
jVaiHg/d-adjiidimm, {nin) com. v we
provoke each other to anger; p
^'anisfd-ai^itagos, {nin) n. v. freq f
speak angry repeatedly: 3 n .-.
p.nen...szd. J' • f- <r
-^'<iiiii'f(akoinndJm,{m'n)n.v. Istrelch
oiu my fingers; 3. p-^- p. ^m..
Nanissap, {nin) n. v, I burst into
laughter; 3. p.-*'; p. nenhsapid.
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Nanitngaha7nina(/-wad, u. v. it is
twiJight; p. nen-waJc.
^(injh {nm) n. v. S.Aanjim.
JVanp, or~magad, u. v. S. Nnnjisse,
ot-mat/ad.
^'(injwse, {vin) n. v. I slide down;
1 lly down; I descend, (sliding or
^_Hying;)3. p. 1.; p. fiuidnjisscd.
Aanjivse, oT-magad, u. v. it slides or
flies down, it descends; p. naidn-
^i«seg, or~magal-.
Aduo, num. five, (before siihatan-
tives denoting measube, of time or
other things.)
Ndmkaninindj,
Adfiobidonan. (nin)
A7in(jbina. {nin)
XanoUnag. {nin)
JVandde, *
NAS
as: Mjohancnt'ndJ, twice (or two
limes I a handful.' A'diwlavVninifi
handful.— i\V;Viftiv/Jj.'
NoMogomig, ■
Xanogamujuirmn. {nin)
Ndnngim&wagis. {nin)
Naiwgivan.
JVanagwanagis. {nin)
Xdnominag, '•
Nanolcamin. {nin)
Nummag.
Nanoniji^an,
Xdnonik.
KoHinindj.
JS'anoshimag. {nin)
Nandshinimin. {nin)
Ndnoslbk.
XanoshMn.
Kdnosid.
Xdncssag.
Sanossuonan. {nin)
Xanwdbiginan. (nin)
Xdnwdbil-.
Xdnwaidg, or ndnwaiagad.
Xanwaiaglsimin. {nin)
Xanwdhosimin, {nin)
Xanwdhicadc/n.
Xanwdlcwcwan. ,
Xanwdkwoagan.
Xdnwatig.
Xdnweg.
Xdnu'eu-an.—S. Xijohanenindj. Xi-
jobidonan, Xijobina. etc., always
changing in English, kco into Jive;
five times a
nan, (nin) I tie two t(ij;pthpr.
XandMd/,nan,{nin)ltie five togeth-
er. Xijolina, {nin) I catch two
iishes. JSanoUna, {nin) J catch
live fishes; and so on respective-
ly.
Xaogdded, p. s. a. he that has four
iegs, a four legged animal, quad-
ruped: pi. -^V/7.
Xapandna, { nin) a. v. an. I pay him
I recompense him; 3. Tp.onap,.n'-
p. nep..nad; imp. napumj.
Xapdtch, adv, wrongly, not in right
order, not in the right place.
JSapatchiton, {nin) a. v. in. I put it
wrongly, not in the right place-
3.p.o7iap...;ip.nejK.tod.
Adpidoiawu, {nin) a. v. an. S. the
/rcq. V. Xandpidoiau-a.
Xaskigide, {nin) I sob; [F. je sang-
lote;] 3. p. 1.; p. nesh..ded.
AatiMe ! interj. lo ! see ! hark i
Xdsihi, {nin) n. v. I fetch water; 3.
V. }■; p. naidsibid.
Xd«ikage, (.nin) x,. v. I approach, I
goto... or come to..; 3. p. l.;p,
naid..ged.
I Xasil-an, (nin) a. v. in. I go to it, I
I approach it; 3. p. nas...; p. nai-
ditkang.
Xdsikawa, {nin) a. v. an. I go to
him, J approach him, (a person, or
any other an. obj.) 3. p. nas..n:
p. nata..ad.
Xind awi-nasikawa, I go to him.
Xin hi-nasikawd, I come to him.
Xdsikodadimin, {nin) com. v. ^-e
go to each other, we come togeth-
er; we re-unite; p. naid.Mdjiq.
JSasiht'e, {nin) n. v. I comb 'my
head; 3. p.-o.; p. nesikweod.
JSah%kwiigan, s. Currycomb, for cur-
rying horses; pl.-an.
X'ad.kwina, {nin) a. v. an. I comb
him; 3. onas..n; p.nea..wad.;\m'o.
nasikwc.
Xdssdb, adv. equally, likewise, the
same again.
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273
las..,; p. nai-
Mesubag/ikinaa, (nin) p. v a.n I
brim it, I fill it up even, 1 fill it up
to the bran, (some vessel, nn-
as, aM, kettle;) 3. p. onaet>.ni
p. naias..ttd,
Adtisahaskkinculun, {nin)&. v. m.IfiH
It up to the brim, I brim it; 3. p.
"nass..n; p.naias..dcd.
NdMob ejinoffoaid, an; mmab ejinag-
wak, -in., similar, resembling.
AVtssaiian, (nin) a. v. in. Icopy it, I
transcribe it; 3. p. o n<ua. .; p.
naui..nng. {Ndssab, equaiiy; nind
ojman, I write a.)
NassdUginan, (uin) a. v. in I un-
ravel it, disentangle it, (thread,
etc) 3. p. onase...; p. ne8s..ang.
^assabtigan, s. copy, duplicate; pl.-
an. ' ; r
MsmUige, {nin) n. v. I copy, I
transcribe; 3. p. 1.; p.naia..ged.
^nssahigemn, a. copying, the act of
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transcribing a writing.
Adumh-ikitowin, s. an often repeated
word; pl.-aw.
-^nssuhishima, {nin) a. v. an. I put it
liack in its place; 3. p. o nass...;
p. naia-.Tnud.
Ji'dssahtssittm, {nin) a. v. in. I put it
back in i(8 place; 3. p. o nas...;
p. naia..tod.
A^dssab nm dibadjim, n. v. I repeat
(the same narration, the same re-
port, the same speech.)
Msmb nind ikit, n. v. I repeat, (the
same word or the same sentence.)
JVassdigan, s. dressing comb; pi.-
an.
NassdTconamawa, {nin) a. v. an. I
open it to him or for him, 1 open
s. th. belonging to him; 3. p. o
nass.M; p. nets.. wad.
NasHokonan, (.nin) a. v. wi. I open if
3. p. nas...; p. ni!s..ang. '
Matsakoshlca, or -^magad, u. v. it
opens, it bursts open; la. nes.^haa,
or -magah ^'
Nassdhosse, ot-magad, u. v. it opens
It 18 thrown open; p. nee.. sea, or
or -magak.
Jfasaandm, (nin) n. v. I breathe
forth, I breatht- out; 3. t). ^\ c.
n€s..mod. y -^tV'
Miesatenigan, a. trigger, (which
when pulled, looses the cock of
the gun;) pi. -a«.
JHfassaUnige, {nin) n. v. I pull the
trigger; 3. p. l.;p,neae..ged.
Naseawabide, {nin) n. v. I have
lorked teeth; 3. p. 1.; p. na^a..ded.
Naesawabideigan, s. fork; pi. -an.
JVaeeawaii, adv. in the middle, ia the
midst.
Nassdwaiiwan, u. v. S. Ifiesawaii-
wan.
Kasmwdog^n, s. a pointed Indian
lodge; pi. -an.
Nassawaoge, {nin) n. V. I make a
pointed lodge, or, I live in a
pointed lodge; 3. p. 1.; p. ne88..ged,
JVassawtdi7iigan, s. the place
between the shoulders or the
shoulderblades.
Nusnam^amig, adv. between two
lodges or houses.
ATassidiian, {nin) a. v. in. I stave
It, I break it open, (a barrel, a box,
etc.) 3. p. nas...; p. nes..ang.
jyasstdicshka, or -magad, u. v. it
opens, it oreaks open, (a barrel.
etc.) p. nes..kag, or -^,;.agak.
Iiasstdtisstn niakak^ u. v. the barrel
opens, falls into pieces; p. nea .
stng,
JV^dtamawa,{n,n)a.v. an. Ideffend
hirn; 3. p. o tiut..?i,; p. naid..wad.
jyatckinamanesH, s. a kind of red
bird; pi. -toag.
JVdw, ndwa,^ ndwi, in compositions,
, signifies zn the middle, in the midst
0/... (Examples in some of the
following words.)
Nawaam,{nin)n.v. I sink m the
snow, or in the sand, or in a marsh
or swamp, walking on it; 3. p. 1 •
y.naiwaang. r •>
MwaUk, adv. in the midst of an
object of metal.
Ndwadad, u. v. it does not keep or
Mwddidt, OT-moffod, u. v. it r;uche«
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fire, it begins to burn; v-n^-^dea,
or -mogak. •'
KmcddmaAnin) a. v. an. I catch
hnn with my hand, I take hold of
him with haste; 3. p. o«aw..«:p.
new..ncul. ' ^
Nawadina, (nin) a. v. wn., I waste it,
{an. obj.) 3. p. o naw..n; p. ruiid..
fiad.
^'auddinamaim, (nin) a. v. an I '
catch it for him. I catch s.'th I
with my hand belonging to him' I
or relating to him; 3. p. o nmv.,n\
p. new. wad. ' I
^'dmadinamawa. (nin) a. v. an. I
WBste s. th. belonging or relatinL'
to him; 3. p. ndw..n; p. „aid..
wad.
^'awddinan,(nin)a.v.in. I catch
It with my bond, I take hold of it
hastily; 3, p. o nmo...; p. iiew..an(}.
Aawadtnan, (nin) a. v. in. 1 waste
U, (in. obj.) 3. ^.ondw...- p.naid .
ang.
^'awadinige, (nin.) n. v. I waste;. 3
p. 1.; p. naid..</ed.
Acwddu, {nin)'n.v. I cr .ch fire
that is, my clotlies catch fire, begin
to burn; 3. p. -,>; p. new..si.d.
I\awadis% ahk, n. v. 3. p. the kettle
aoes not keej) or contain much; d
jia'id..s-ld.
Nawadji, (nin) n. v. I am eating
,.'?^f»';«.I start; 3. p ].; p. new..id.
Aawadpwan, adv. in the midst of a
rapid, (in a river.)
Xdwagam, adv. in the middle of a
lake, of a bay. of a river, &c.
A'atoaaihwen, (nin) n. v. I incline
my head before me; ■\. p. -i- p
new.nid. ^'
Kdwaii, adv. in the middle, in the
centre, between.
Ndwaiiwan, u. v. it is the middle,
the centre; p. naia..aiw.
Sdwahwa, adv. in the midst of a
forest.
jyawahi-g, or -magad, u. v. (pron.
naohve,) it is mid -day or noon; p.'
naiauahweg, or -magah.
Bwa nawakway, or, tcM bna nn-
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wahren, before noon, or in the
forenoon.
Giibfrna-nawakwea after noon
j or in the afternoon' '
^ ^"au'uhn-wii.dnjnin) n. v, I take
my dinner, I dine; 3. p. ~i- p.
nata..td. *
-^'liwahreuissiniwin, s. meal at noon,
dinner.
ly'au'dp, (nin) n. v. I take provisions
I for a voyage; 3. p. -f>; p. vewa/wl.
-L\a/ra/>on, {mn) a. v. iit. I take il
with me, to eat it on my voyage;
3. p. r; naw...; p. newapod.— Wiiasl
mnnawa/ion; I take meat alomr
with me, to eat it on my voyage °
J\awapona, (nin) a. v. an. I give
him provisions for his voyage; 3.
p.onaw..n; p.new..vad: imp. «a-
wapoj. ^
jyuwaponan, (nin) a. v. an. I take
some an. obj. with me, to eat it on
I my voyage; 3. p. o naw...; p. newa-
pod. V. V,oni.)~Kah,sh nin nawa-
ponan; I take >ork with me, to
eat It on my voyage.
JSauHipwan, s. provisions taken for a
voyage; pi. -an. [G. Reisezehrung;
111. popotniza.]
Sawajncaniwaj, s. a scrip to put
provisions in for a voyage; pl.-av;
Aawuskl-ig, adv. in the middle of a"
swamp.
NaivaMvde, adv. in the middle of a
meadow.
JSmcdtch, adv. more, muratch ni-
buca, more. JWuvutch pangi, less.
^awateh mbiwa nind assa, I add
(an. obj.) '
jVawatcA ?iibiwa nind aton, I add
(in. oh].) '
JS'a'watch nin minwendan, I prefer it
(in. obj.) '
Kawatch nin minwmima, I prefer
him,her, it, (are. obj.)
Nawawiyan, s. chine, backbone
spine. '
Nawcg, adv. in the middle of a
blanket, of a piece of clothing, of
any stuff. *"
yaK'elide, or -magad. it leans; p
new..deg, or -magak.
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275
'^fi'<'^i^o rnitl,^ n. v. 3. p. thn tree
leans on one M<Je; p. new..,od.
.\awtla,lnui) n. v. 7 stoop; I bend
.\awina, Oim) a .-. an. I cannot
riachhim. he is out of my reach
o. p. naw..n; p. naiawnad.
.\nii;nag„s, {niii) n. v. 1 am scarcely
signt, 3. p. -j; p. naia .sid.
ZTIT'^' "••'• '' *^'' '^'=«^cely vis-
ible yet; p. naia..wak.
r„t.;""«".^°f"'y^each;3.
NEI
p. niiu).
•j ?• n(na..an^.
.W«'m«rf;, s. middle-finger; pi. -tn
^f^'^Mc'tf^, adv. in the middle o a
hre, orin the midst of fire.
-V««.W adv. in the middle of a
l)oard, in the midst of a floor
.^uintam, (nm) n. v. I am out of
'e.inng, out of the reach of the
human voice, I cannot hear any
^amtawa,inin)^.v.an. I cannot
I'ftar hun, he is too far; 3. p o
naw.M; p. naia..ad..
.\awitch, adv. out on a lake, &c
distant rom the shore; also, far
;n the inland, in the interior, 'in
the back-woods.
Nazarewinhd, s. Nazarene, a man
(rom Nazareth; pi. -«-«,, '
■"•ehuyy wiwakivan, s. a flat hat,
that is, a cap. '
Xif>a<nbu(7ind assema, flat tobacco-
|WAT^m;itisflat,a^.;ia^.allud-'
"ig to a leaf.)
Xehamnmc (properly, Nelanhidi.
W,j Flu-head Indian; pi. -/
I .'u'r^^' P- «• a- stuff that is
c oth-hke on one side only, half-
Cloth.-S. lYuianctaqnd.
Mod, p. 8. a. dead person, de-
ceased; pi. -;V(/.
^'':hdjig nind mdji ananmdke, I
say A Kequiem-mass.
.\'doiHhan, 8. Alder Point; FF
I'oint aux aunes.] *■ '
muw, 8. fine sand on the beach of
lakes and rivers. ""ai-n oi
'Migawika. or -magak, u. v. there i«
fane sand, it is sand^; p. LS £1
&''T'''i':^^^^^^ a gray
sc-hhnm£] ^^««"«^h.mmel, Grau^
^'foab, {nin) n. v. [ look from un-
.reracover;aIso,IIooksideward;
V. of It IS, Mn nenegwah. "^ ^
jVegwahoan ox negwakwatchiaan a
a piece of woodcut in the iSSon
of a^maple-tree; [C. goudrelle;]
^yegwdhvum-biwabik, s. hollow chisel
to make inciPions in maple-S!
Aywama, (ma) a. v. an. I swallow
some an. obj.; 3. p. o nea n-^
'^ifXw'ff"^^n"'*^'-^'^-I«^«i'ow
^tvib, adv. again, back again, on/e
more, anew.-In connection S
a verb it corresponds to the
as !fevr^",-"™/^"*'^'^«''^«rbs1
a^. Mn ktligudun, I plant it'
nemhnmkiiigudan, I replant it.-'
iW on,juhtt(m, I adorn it; ; eiab
mnd m„juJut<m, I re-adorn it &c
iV^^a^«n^^^a;.„„^, s. Clay-Point
Lake Superior; [C. Pointe aui
glaises.] ""*
iVdiaS nin lidon, I bring it back
again. * ""^'^
.WwJ nin Una, I bring some an. obi
back again. ^
Miab nin migigwe, I give back
again, I make restitution.
Aeiabnin migiwen, 1 give it back
apin, (i;i. obj.)
JVtiah nin migiwenan, I give it back
^agaui; {an. obj.)
JXeiub nin mina, 1 give him back
again s. th . 1 make him restitution
18*
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276
NEN
of some object that I took away
from him.
Jfexdshi, 8. point of land projecting
into a sea or a lake; promontory,
cape; pi.-'ii;aw.
lieidahins, s. dim. a little point of
land projecting in a lake or river;
pi. -an.
Heidshiwun, u. v. therj is a point of
land, % cape; p. naiecdehiwang.
Jf*i<uhiwi-sibi, a Potato River, Lake
Superior.
Neiinj, or naiinj, adj. both.
Vyike-Umadisid pagwadakamig, p. s.
a. he that lives alone in a desert,
an hermit.
Jfekiwigah, in the twilight, at twi-
light.
Xemdnalcilii, s. Maple Point.
Nemdnckihng, s. at Maple Point,
Lake Superior.
JfendTian, num. five every time ; five
each or lo each.
MendndawUwed, p. s. a. he that gives
medicines to the sick, physician,
doctor; ^\.-Juj.
Jfendnimidana, num. fifty every time;
fifty each or to each.
jrenn?iing, num. five times every
time ; five times each or to each.
Jfmdnwak, num. five hundred every
time ; five hundred each or to
each.
Jfendpatchirdkessi, s. field-mcuse; pi.
-wag.
Jfendssawigijig^ ad v. every second
day.
Minawinamawa, (nin) a. v. an. 1 di-
vide it to hini or lor him, in two
parts; 3. p. o nen..n; p. naien..
toad.
Meftiawadjimou'in, s. murmur.
Minawina, {nin) a. v. an. I divide
some an. obj. in two ; 3. p. o nen..
n
; p. nuien..nad ; imp. nenavdj.
Jfenawinamadimin, (niii) com. v. we
divide it amongst us; p. naien. .did
jig-
Jfenawinan, {nin) or, nin nenawiton,
two ; 3. p.
a. V
R«n.
in. I divide it in
.; p. nuicang.
mndwinidis, ^nin) or, nin nenauni-
(its, I. V. 1 divide myself, I am
divided, iji^.) 3. p.-,/; p.'naiT.
ma.
^'enuwinidisnmagad, or, nenawtidu,.
oniagad, u. v. it divides itself, it \f
divided, {Hg.) p. naien..gak
J\/enamuigafte, ox-magad, u. v it »
divided, separated ; p. naien...de(,
ox-magak. ''
JVeniiwinigas, {fiin) n. v. I am divi-
ded ;3. p.-o; p. n',U,.sad.
J\fevawitage, (nin) n. v. 1 divide r
amongst people, 1 distribute it ; 3'
p. I.; p. naien. .ged.
J^i'enawitai/ewin, a. distribution.
jy^ndwUawa, {nin} a. v. an. 1 divide
It or distribute it for him or to
turn ; 3. p.onen...n ; p. naie.Mad.
J\enamtawag, {nin) a. v. an. p| I
divide or distribute it amongst
them; 3. p. nen..n; n. naien..
Wad.
Nendotamaged, p. s. a. he that begs
beggar; \^\..-jig.
Mndotang, p. s. a. he that asks or
petitions, a petitioner ; u\.-iq
Mnegwah {nin) n. v. freq. T look
aside ; 3. p.-i ; p. naic.lid.
JSengagbindde, melted-grease, that
IS, hogslard ; [F. saindoux.l
Nmicoteshkanid, p. s. a. he that has
,r° . y,°."^ ^"J""' ^ unicorn; pl.-m.
Nen^ilnwed, p. s. a. he that scdds
scolder ; pl.-_;V^.
MnMwa, adv. {the frequentative 0}
nttnwa,) much to each, much eve-
ry i\me.--A\niH gi-mmau-ag :
each of them w- jiven much.-
JSiemhtwa wissini ; he eats much at
every meal, (every time he eats.)
JSinij num. two every time ; two
each or to each.
JVeniJing. num. twice every lime •
twice each or to each.
JVeniJogwan, or nenijogijig, every
second day.
Nenijtaaa, num. twenty every time •
twenty each or to each. '
Neiiijwak, num. two hundre.l every
time ; two hundred each or to
each.
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-0 ; p, naien.,
'very lime ;
ypnijtrasnmidana, num. seventy ev- 1
ery tune ; seventy each or to each.
.\e7itjwcuiswak, num. seven hundred
every time ; seven h-ndred each or
to each.
Nenijwasmi, num. seven eve.v time
seven each or to each. '
Nenijwatchmg, num. seven times
every iime ; seven times each or
y-'nimulaiia, num. forty every time-
lorty eacli or to each. '
yeninao. This wo i always occurs
prehxed to a substantive siffnifyimr
MEASURE, (of time or ..ther things •)
iiid It means, one each, or one to
»>;ich, or once in such a time ; as •
ytnimjo makah ■pakwejiuanan o qi-
gis/ipz,ianuwan ; they bought a
barrel of flour each. J^eni>u/o di-
/Jtman manitowegin o giminan ; he
gave a yard of cloth to each. Ne-
mngo gt^m U-ija oma ; he comes
liere once a month.
Vmingotwassimidana, num. sixty
every tune ; sixty each or to each.
^(mngotwasinvah,i\Mm. six hundred
every time ; six hundred each or to
each.
Ne'iingoiwdsmd, num. six every time-
SIX each or to eat 'i. '
Neningotwatching, num. six times
every time ; six times each or to
each.
Neniishwdssimidana, num. eighty
every time; eighty each or to
63Cn.
Nenishwd£mah, num. eight hundred
every time ; eight hundred each or
to each.
ifeniskwdmvi.n-am. eight every time-
height each or to each. '
NeimhwutcJiiug, num. eight times
every time, eight times each or to
each,
Kenissimidana, num. thirty every
time ; thirty each or to each.
Aenissing, num. three times every
time ; three times each or to each,
JSenuswak, num. three hundred eve-
n- tune ; three hundred each or to
each.
NES
Mnuiswi, num. three every time •
three each or to each. '
J!^eniwak,mm. four hundred every
time; four hundred each or to
each.
Neniivin, num. four every time ; four
each or to eu-h.
Neniwing num. four times every
time ; four times each or to each.
Aes, as end-syllable in some neuter
verbs, marks diaease, fain, tore-
ness; as: Nind oshkinjigories, I
have sore eyes. Nind mamani^e,,
I I have the herpes or erysipelas.
\NeshangaUgman, (nin) a. v. in. I
unbendit. I loosen it, {slacken it:
(astnngorcord)3.p.o«^5A...;p
Neshangadis {nin) n. v. I am deii-
,n^^N-r^'''5 (^'P^*-''»"y in walk.
Jng,) J; p.-^; p. tiaic.sid.
^fe^hangtgtnan, (nin) a. v. in. I
slacken it, loosen it, fit is too much
«preadout;)3.p.oW...;p.W
Neshamisse, or-magad, u. v. it in
^ngai. " " ^°°^^ 'P' ^^^^-0^' or-
Mihdfinodang, p. g. a. he that
v.™"f,¥'.'noj^^^e'-, ridiculer ; pl.-w.
NMaptnodawad awiia, p s. a
he that mocks somebody, mocker
or ridiculer of some person ; pl.-
^'esMwanadjigijwed, p. s. a. he that
causes trouble with his words, a
tattler ; pl.-;^:^^.
^eshzwanadjitchiged, p. s. a. he that
spoils, squanderer, spendthrift ; pi.
Mshiwed, p. 8 a. he that kills, a mur-
derer ; pl.-;V^. '
^i'YiVi^'^' ?■ «- «• he that uses to
Kill, habitual murderer, or murder-
sr^'"i?.f?y®''** persons ; pl.-^w.
^I'^^'^di^hkid, p. 8. a. he tM is in
a bad habit of getting angry, pas-
sionate, quick-tempered person •
pi-jig.
Msse,(nin) n. v. I breathe, 1 tak«
respiration ; 3. p. 1.; p. naiiesed.
Nessedixe, {nm) n. v. S. £ogid.
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^mfmvnhideon,a. toothpick or tooth-
picker ; pin ; pl.-an.
^'isfituaawa, {nin) a. v. an I
hroatho inio him or upon him ; 3.
p. o nesD..n; p. nau'ii..iva<l .
Msi,ewin, 8. breath, resi.iralion.
J^e^sof>aaak, p. «. a. a plant that has
vnree h^avps, clover
.Jfemt-hjigml Kiji-Manilo, (Joci wlio
IS three m one, the Blessed Trin-
yfU-aij,mmtamux>. s- a. ho that uses
to gainsay, gamsayer. contradictor;
also increihilous person; disobc
diont person ; pi.-//.
mta-anohd, p. s. a. 'lie that uses to
work, industrious person ; nl -
JSeta-hiihamitang, p. s. a. he that
uses to obey, obedient person; p|.
Netd.habai}inisui, p. s. a. he that
uses to.ioke great joker, great jes-
ter nierry fellow ; pl.->itf ^
Jyeta-Umossed, p. s. a. he who walks
well, good walker, good pedestri-
ail; fi-jig.
Mtd-busomed, p. s. a. he who uses
to insult persons, insulter ; pi -
NIB
di
Yeta-gatimwed, p. s. a. he (she) that
'ises to takecareof the sick, a good
nurse ; also, a good mid-wife ; n|
Ndaged, p. s. a. he that mourns, a
mourner; ^\.-jig,
Mtd-gigitod, p. a. a. he that uses to
sneak, orator, speaker, haranguer;
pl.-^iff.
JSeta-gihawidang, p. s. a. he who
uses to quarrel, quarreler, wrane-
^ler; p\~ig. *"
Netd-giwaahhwebid, p. s. a. he who
uses to get drunk, habitual drunk-
ard, confirmed drunkard; pl.-;jV.
Ifeta-tnahandang ; p. s. a. he 'that
uses to dream, great dreamer : nl
• -^- '
' Netd-jawcndjiged, p. s. a. he who
uses todo charity, a charitable per-
son ; pl.-jig. '
Nitamhmifi, p. s. a. lie that is born
firM.,fherirst.born:pl.-iiV.
mamU,i„g, p. & atij. th*; "first, the
(oreino.sl. ' ""
^'<ldf^,/iM■„,,am^>l,g,p. & adj. that
whirfnise.s not to decay or corrupt
iiicorrupti!)lo. *^ '
^'rf<i-l>afi,n^■,rud, p. 8. a. he thr,t uses
to smoke, greiit smoker; pl.-/jV
dam ''' ^"'"^ "' ''• ^^- ^"^A^ew-
Ketwriidamja, (vin) a. v. an. S.
^'ti "'*'«'"' P- 8- "• 'it' that kills his
body. s.McIe ; pl.-yV,,.
I'^ewadjindnn. adv. in tlie water, (not
on the bottom, but tlftating under
the surface ol the water. ) fC. en.
^tre deu.x eaux.J
iV7«'e, 8. hisser, a kind of serpent;
MwiMa, OT-^nagad, u. v. it lowers,
AT- L\ '■'• '^aiew.Mg, OT-magak.
-^ '• 1 his particle gives to a verb the
accessory signification of depar
ture, of going on ; as : Oi-nlni
wewag, they returned home. U
^ni-madja, lie is gone away.
-^.►■i.'i.icerj. exclamation used onlv
by females, signifying, aha ! ha '
_ alas ! ah !
1^,'ib, {nin) n. v. I die, I perish, I ex-
pire, J depart this life; 3.p. /a/,;;;
p. nehd.
Nthd, {nin) n. v. I sleep, I am as-
leep ; also, I sleep elsewhere, (not
at home ; [F. je decouche ;] 3. n
,l;p. 7j(?/>arf. '■
Mhanm, (nin) n. v. I walk at night
in the night-time; .3. p. !.,„.«„.
oaang.—JSiinhi-nibaam, I arrive in
the night.
Mhd-anamiegijigad, s. Christmas.
jyihnh,{nm:^iu.y. s. Mhennh.
J^i/)a:tahgan, (nin) n. v. my breast is
uncovered indecently, 3. p. 1.;d
n<'h..ang. '^
JSlhndis, '(nin) n. v. I am gluttonous;
intemperant (in eating;) vora-
cious; 3. p.-i; p, neb..std.
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279
Nihiutuurm, 8. gluttony, vornciiy.
MMjiKhiny [nin) n. v. lam lyinir
111 an indecent posture: 3. p. J • n
f"/>..tn(/. ' ' *■
Xfh.u/a, \n-7na;/arf. n. v. the sap of
III.' iiijiplc-trrcN JH ninnirig in the
nii;lit-tiii».; p „^hai/m,, or-tnaoat
Ar'i(i/j(in,H. l.f,.(l; pi.-</«. "^
Ml>amn,d; or mhiumatiq, s. bed-
NIB
-on.
Stead; J. !.-,/«.
Nihaijantyin, s. brdsheet; pi.
i)/"A'«'«,(««V/,)n. V. I tfiirBt,'^ am
U.irHty, 1 am dry; 3. p. 1.; p'. «^,,..
A'(ih(i^npmHn,B. thirst.
J\ihaian>t, (nin) n. v. S.NanihcUawe,
ireq. v. '
.\V//rtm;7«jA,, (ntw,) n. v. 1 arrive in
the night, (m a canoe or boat;) 3
J\- }•}}->• nch..gud.
Mtiaodtian. (ntn) a. v. in. I arrive
to It in the night; 3. p. o nib...: .,
neo..ai>(j. '
Mhnmlitinwc, {nin) n. v. (or, ««n
hi-nihaam,) I arrive in the night;
3. (: I.; p. iu;f,..Wid.
Mhacxlitdiva, {nin) a. v. an. I arrive
to him in the night; 3. Y>.oHib..n-
p. ««^.. «'«</; imp. niliduhtA.
.VihnM, (nin) n. v. I like to sleep,
I sleep long, I am a long-eleeper '
3 p.-t. p. neb. .id.
miaM-a, {nin) n. v. I walk aboiK
ill the night, 1 rove in the night. I
am a night-rover; 3. p. l.;i,. neb..
Aihdsia-awin, s. walking or rovintr
111 the r;ight.
yih(l^(,nuigo», {nin) n. v. I Hmell
like a corpse, 1 have (he odor of a
(lead person; 3. )i.-*. p. iu^L.^sh/.
^//■(M/ii>ig,,,<t;riH, H. dead-smell; IG.
lodtcngenich.]
MhiW^ik. adv. at night, in the night,
ill the time of sleep, night-time.
i\U>aw, {nin) n. v. 1 stand, I am
standing up; 3. p.-i; p. ndhawid.
i\thuwakt8fe, {nin) n. v. I fall on ,„v
leet, (failing from a certain heiglu; )
3. p. 1. p;. ««?>...sr</. " -^
Atbimewibufiabi, [nin) n. v. I am
Mbawia, («m) a. v. an. I make him
s ami on, I p„t „. «ome an Sb
Mhowin,n. sleeping, sleep.
niXT' ^"'"^"-v. I eat in the
night; 3. |,.-,; p. neh..id.
JV,bam,nnimn, h. night-meal, eat-
;"viSzf':'r"^-p««'''-puF.
J^y'am(on,(nin)a.v.in. I put it „„
to stand, Imake it stand; .in
position. — Anatntti^nt bawiw in
Christian marriage ceremony i^r-
formed by a i.riest, Sacrament of
matrimony, (it /« called^^U
fi"";;,r;"v.')"'""" "" "'''""'
^"^«) («'■") a. v. an. I make him
;^I-1.,1 1,111 him to sleep,Tachild^
^. p. f* /i?/;m«; p. nebead.
■IStheb (nin) n. v. ] sit up at nijrht
v-tch.ngacorpse;3.p.U.p.S!
Nihe'bitani, {n,n) n. v. I watch in
lien.ght I sit up at night; 3 p
i-i p. neb..ian(j. '
meMtdn,{nin) n.v.in. I watch it
•"the night (acorp8e;)3.p.«„«J
•••; p. neb. .<!,,(/.
MbebitawaAnin.) a. v. an. I watch
him in thenigk, (asick person,
etc. ; d. p. a mb..n ; p . neb..wad.
JStbeg,m, {mn)n. v. I wait for game
in the night on the water in a ca-
noe; a. p.-o; p. ncbegomod.
J^ihe,j,mowitn, waitine for game m
the night on the water
Mbiiummvini.tiiU, s. Fire-steel Riv-
er. Lake Superior.
NiUnu\ {nin) u. v. I sit up at night,
l^on't go to bed; 3. p.4; p. ml..
Kibewabo, s. laudanum, opium.
JSibiutn, s. camp encampment,
place where travelers sleep in the
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280
NIB
woods; place or apartment where
people sler»p, dormitory, slooping-
room/ pi. -an.
Nihi, s. water.
jVihid; h my tootli; pi. nihidan. — i\7-
hid nind ah>sin, I have toothache.
Mhuiash, a. my bad fottcn tooth; pi.
-nn.
Nihide, in comp^itions, alludes to a
row, lint or range. ( Examples in
some of the following words.)
Xihide-aiamin, (nin) n. v. pi. we are
all in a row, pi. nahide-aiadjig. I
A'^thidihimin,(Mn) n. v. pU'we arc
.sitting in a row or lii>e ; p. nah..
diig.
Nihiaemgwainiri, (nin) n. v. pi. wo
are sleeping or lying in a row; p.
nah.,djitj.
Nibika, or-magad, u. v. there is wa-
ter; p. nehikag, OT-ma<ftih.
y^ibikadan, {nir^) a. v. ia. I pntsonie
water in, (in wine or some other
liquid;) 3. p. o nib...; p. neh.Mtiij.
JfiHfradfi, or~mugad, ii. v. there is
water in it, (in some liquid;) p.
neb..deg, or-magdk.
jVtbikana, («?'>j) a. v. an. I suck him,
(a sick i>erson, according to the
Indian fashion;) [C. je le suce;] 3.
p. onib..?h; p. neh.ad; imp. nihikaj.
Nibihang, ornMng, in the water.
Nibiki, {nin) n. v. 1 suck, (doctor-
ing a sick person after the Trulran
fiashion;) 3. p. 1.; p*. nehikid.
Nibikiivin, sucking, (a kind of In-
dian doctoring.)
yibiMwinini, s. sucker, (a ma" that
sucks a sick periion after the In-
dian fashion;) p\.-wag.
Nibin, 8. summer. — Ivibing or »«-
birujan, in simimer. Xildnonij. last
summer. Panitnu nibing, next
summer.
JVibip- u. V. it is sr.mmer; p. vahing.
^tbina, liv. Ot. S. Mbiwa.
MHtidd,^ (nin) n. v. I fetch water;
3. p.--""; p. nehinadid.
Nihinakamiga, Qx-m'igad, \\. v. it is
summer, the .summer-season; p.
nab..ga^, or-magaJ::.
Nibinf,m compositions, alludes to a
b>t< or rotv. It has the same si n-
nilication as jVibide. (Examples
in some of the following words. )
Nibinibimin, {nin) n. v. p|. we are
silting in a straight line or row;p
nah..djif.
Ji'ihinigahawimin, {nin) Vi. v. i>l. wo
are standing in a line, one after
another; \^.nab..dj{g.
SihinionHemin,{niH ) r». v. pi, we are
I walking in a line, one after an-
I ,<'I1»y; p. n(*fi..,ijig.
j\'ihintth, (nin ) n. v, I spend or pass
the muniner in a cermin place; f
summer; :i. p.-/; p. „ah.id.—Mm-
ingwawkuniiig nm ni-nilriuigh; \
intend to spend the summer at
La|)<)inte.
Nihimskimngad, w. v. it passes the
sununer, or remains all .sunwaer,
in a certain place; p. nal>..guk.
Jyunimfdirih, s. the spending of the
summer-season in a certain place,
^the summering.
Nihiniwaian, s. an. summer-skin or
summer-fur of an animal; pL-a«.
^'^b^l^h,s. OL water. S. Nibi.
A'ibishkttcfmM-iwaga, or-magad, u.
V. iit is muddy, miry, marshy ;p ,.
neb.. gap, or-mngah.
Nibishhoba, or-7nagad, u. v. S.. Ti^u
ashha.
M'bUeshkan, {nin) a. win. I go from
one phce to another, I walk the
whole length of a town„ete.; 3. p.
V nib...; p. nah..ang.—0, nilitesA-
hanan waJcaiganan: he goes from
house to house.
JVibiw, {nin) n. v. S. ^ibiwis.
Mbiwa, adv. and a(\j. muchjmany,
plenty of...
NSmvabila, or-magad, u. v. the rock
is wet; p. 9ieb...a(/. or ~)nagak.
Kihiivagad, n. v. there is much of it,
plenty of it,- \>..nab..guk.
Xtlnwngisimin, (nm) n. v. pli. we
are many.- p. nab..djig.
Nibiwakumiga, or~maqad, u. v. the
ground is wet, p. n^b..gag, or-ww-.
gak.
Ifibiwan, u. V. it is wet, damptf-v
neMwnng..
NJ»
2Sl
Nihiirashha, or mipjad. ». v. thoherb
18 wet; p. neb..ka<j, or may uL
Mhiwi8, (win) M. V. I am wet: 3. p --
»; \>.neb..t,iil. ' '
mimMe. (nin) n. v. my feet are
wrt;3. p. J.; i>. neL.ded.
Mhiwigaaga, or-maqaif, u. v. the
floor 18 wet; p. neh..,jn,j, ox-^magalt.
Nihobate, or-ma,/afi, n. v. it dies nnd
dries, (a leal, a /lower, etc. ) p. neb
..tfij, OT~mayak.
Nibode, or-ma<ja,l, u. v. it diea from
heat; p. iieb<Hleg, QT~maoak\
Sibode^o, n. V. 3. p. it ,|,es from
heat, {an. ^bj.jp. neb.. ml.
.^ibokina, {nin) a. v. a„. I don't
leave him but after his death; 3.
\>'Omb..n;i}. neb../iad.
Xiiioma, {nin) a. v. an. I wish he
would die, expressing it in words:
also, I condeinn him to death; 3.
p. nib..n; p. neb<nnad.
M(')inaffad,u. v. pers. it dies, it per-
ishes; p. neb..yak.-~mj naJdlcwan-
an gi-nihomagixdon-y two vcssuls
perished.
Sibondan, {nin) a. v. in. I condemn
It, I wish its destruction; 3. p. o
nib...; p. neb.Mng.
h'lhihtdimin, {nin) com. v. we wish
destruction and death to one an-
other; p. nebondidjig.
Nibmeddis.{nin) n. v. I am sad and
artlicted; 3. p.-i; p. nik.sid.
^dioiiigp, (nin) n. v. I die for eome-
body; 3. p. \.;p. neK.ged.
Mbotawa, {nin) a. v. an. I die for
him; 3. p. o nib..n; p, n,b..wad. j
jytb(m, {nin) n. v. I am sick of the I
palsy; [ F. je suis paralytique;] 3. I
p.-i; p. nebowid. i
Nib6waY>ine, {nin) n. v. S. lithmc. ■
imowaj)tne.win,a. palsy; [G. Gicht.l I
JVibowenima, (nin) a. v. „;j. j wish
him death in my thoughts, (with- :
out expressing it in words;) I con-
demn him to death,in my thoughts; '
NIB
have a
p. l.;p.
J. p. nib...n; p. neb. .mad.
mowiaade. {nin) n. v. [ have a
dead leg, by palsy; 3. p. 1.; ^^neb
Nih6n>ima, (nin) a. v. an. I kill or
(l<!stroy some an. obj.; 3. p. oiM..
«; p. n^b..m(id.
JVibtiwin, 8. death, decease.
Nibowindan, {nin) a. v. in. I kill it
destroy it, suppress it; 3. p. J
inb; j). neb..ang. '
Mbowtnii-e, (nin) n, v. I
dead arm, "by pal»y; 3.
veb..lced,
NiMwininidH, {nin) n. v. I have a
dead hand, by palsy; 3. p. l -n.
neb.. id. ' ' "^
^'iboirini-pitchibotvin, s. deadly poi-
JVtb'^iruidc, (nin) n. v. I have a
dead loot, by palsy; 3. p. 1.; p.
neb,.ded. '
J\'ibwakn, (nin) n. v. J am wise, I
am intelligent, reasonable, pru-
dent, discreet; righteous, ord.irlv
chaste, quiet; 3. p. l.; ^. nebwa'
^^ibivahda, {nin) a. v. I make him
wise, intelligent, prudent, etc.;
3. p. nmb..n; p. neb. .ad.
mbwahadendam, {nin) n, v. I think
wisely I have wise prudent
i ,,f,^""«h}s; 3. p. \.',i,.neb..ang.
■J^yiwakitdendainuwin, s. wise think-
I ing, wise thought; pl.-a„.
JVibwakdienim, {nin) or, nin nibwa-
knwcmm, n. v. S. Nibwakdie-
m/idm,
Ninwaknienindis, {nin) r. v. I think
1 am wise, prudent, intelligent, I
am wise in my own conceit; 3.
P.-o; p. neb.. sod.
Mbmakdigon, (nin) pers. v. it makes
me wise, intelligent, etc.; 3. p. o
mb. . . ; p. neb. .god.— Kid ikitowin,
JJebeminimn, nin m7jwakdigon.
Ihy word, 0, Lord, makes me
wise, teaches mo wisdom.
J^ihwakd-ijiwcbinwin, s. wise and
prudent conduct or behavior.
JS'tbicakdkanddwa, (nin) a. v an I
am wise and righteous before him
m his sight; 3. p. onib..n; p. neb.l
road. ^
Ifiimakntagoi, {nin) n. v. I speak
wisely 3. p.-»; p. neb..sid.
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Nihwakdt.igonwin.,%. intolliKnnt wine
■pfnking, |iru(lpm jlinroiirse.
Mhwaknn'in, h. wisdom, im.l.irstand
iiiK. int«lliK«ni-(', prii.lpncii, u'xxl
"«'n«o, Jiit.dlcri, r«(is<)ii.
7\ thu'uknivinini, b. a wise, ititrlli)?("it
\n\uU'\\K mini; a righteoim, honoiit
man; \\\.-W(Uj.
.V.^/«)m 8. !.,y tlii^h; p1.-rt«.
J\it'W(u,hku>sin,\\. V. it williers, de-
cavN; j). neh..i,„i.
Nihwntchiwe, (nin) n. v. I pay a vi«it
or viails; ;j. p. L; i^. neb..wrd. S.
SiliitiiUrhi'.i, {nm) a, v. «/». I visit
him, I pay him n visit; A. p ,;
mh n-p.n,-f,..ad. S. Mawadhm.
JSihictndam, («»<*) n. v. 1 die of nor-
row; 3. J). l.;p. neh..n,ig
NIO
Nutf or /«//n. as I, like invsolf, my
fellow-. ]\iWJ'ikire. a woman liki;
inyseir. J^'idj\ini)h'f(i</,wtm'in, inv
fellow-aprvaiit. Nulji-kmwurn-
Kiuj, my Jt'llow-ltnyH.
Nidy anUhinab,'. s mv fellow-man,
my ruM>;hl>or; [F. rncii nrochain;
O. nicm Mumcii8ch, meiti Na-ch-
sto_r;l p'.-j/.
iViV///, (a man or boy ejioaking to a
man or boy,) my comrade, mv
friend, my equal,
Mdji-himiidm. s. my fellow-liver
my nt'ijrhljor; pi.-j/. '
Nidjik^ivi, s. tiiy brother; my com-
rade; pi. -/«^.— This word signi-
lies, my brother, without regard to
the ajje, wheHier oMer or \\)nnRer
than 1 am. ( S. XUxaie. Nuhnne.)
Only a male may say, nidjU-iivv,
my brother. A female would say,
Nidjil ''ccni, s. mv friend, my com-
rade;pl.-i:(i<^._Onty a male s|>eak-
ing to a male o,- of a mule, will i
say so. A female will say, nin-
da/KjiVfi. I
Mg,{/im) n. V. I am born, I come
into the world; 3. p. nUji; p. »«-
etd.
Nigan, adv. ahead, before, in ad-
vance, in the forepart, before-
hand.
^f'.f'"nl,("*n)n.v. I am foremogf
(travriiiiK in a cnnoc or boafja'
P -"; |). rnKfanaml. '
Kiijiiita.tjiin,{nin) xi. v. T foretel I
prophesy or proplietixft; (niodn
l'.-(..re; nm dhjijhn, \\\,ll) ^^
l>- "J p. nnf/.,t/HMJ.
Niffiinnh, {nin) n. v. I am suH,,.,
lorcmoNt, ill a range or row; ;i
!•• •/; |). iiiiiiunahid.
Nujuiiiuljiiaowth, s. pro|)hete«s ■
pi, y/.
A'i'/'iNiidjimowin, «. forotellinir nr..
'jlotloi., prophery; p|..-„^,. """•
iyiKiinndjunimnnini, s. forptellei-
prophet; |)l.-way.
jy/mnahi'di'/an, s. bow.i[)rit; pi -,,;,
'\i'mnn;d(ujiit, (nin) n. v. I am" .,'
sidered a superior, i am a siiperi.
or, tbe foremoNt, the first or one
of the first, (in a good or had
Honse;) 3. p.-/; \u na<j..,ul.
ly'ffutK'iHtiKjirad, u. V. It is the nrin.
cipal thing, the chief matter 'lii,
Hsonlial. it is foremost, ( in a'ljood
or iMidseiis!;) p. n<uj..wak.
jSiauiiviHl<t<iivakamig, adv. essential-
ly. foremost, (considered fore,
mo.st.)
Fi(jivirnd(in, {nin)n. v. in.l coiisid-
f r It foiciio.st, I think it is the
priiu-ipaj thing, or one oftheprin-
fipal thing.s, (in a good or bad
~;) 3. p. „..nig...-^. ncuj,
Kminenima, {nin) a. v. an. 1 think
hn us the first, or one of the first,
the foremost, (in a good or bad
sense;) 3. p. 07U(j..n; p. n(uj..mud.
^mn^,{mn)n. v. 1 walk foremoet
1 take the lead, I precede; 3. n 1 •
[I. natjanid. "'
m4iania,{nin) a. v. an. I make him
walk foremost, 1 make him a sii-
perior, I cause him to be the first
or one of the first; 3. p. o „i,..„;
p naf/antal. '
Niirmihato, {nin) n. v. I mn ahead,
1 run before another; 3. p. ] • p
va(i..tod. ' ^'
Niyaninijiiiva, {nin) a. v. an. I send
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him bftlorome; 3. p. o ww..n: p.
nag. .wad; ii„p. nujanimjd.
Niaanis, (ni/i) n. v. I atu foretnont,
J Bin tlio (ir«f, or one of thr firNt
I am H Hiiponor, a chief; 3. «.-«,•
NM,i»Mia, (nin) n. v. I utart first
I Htnrt i)('(()rn the others do.; 3. n'
1.; p. na[/..ka(l. *'
^figiinuihandamowin, i, snporioritv
chi.'ltair.,shi|., dinnity or power oi
H mirprrior or chiof.
Niganmknndnn, (nin) a. v. in. I have
power ov.-r it, 1 nm .it the head of
It, 1 exerriHo authority and jiiris-
•I'ct.on ov.r it; 3. p/ « mj; .,. ,,.
Ni(ianisa',in,luwa, {nin) a. v. nn I
am his 8uj)Hrior, his chief, I Imve
power or jurisdiction over hiin; 3
l>. nuj..n\ p. na,j..wad.
JSiijanmm, n. v. 3. ind. p. one is su-
perior, chief; p. naganisiiig,
M(jam.sim, s sup.irior, chief; pl.-
fly.— I his word 18 always preceded
Hy a possessive pronoun; as: JVin
niffanmm, my superior; ki niaa-
mmm, thy superior, etc.
NU/tinisiwin, s. precedence, superi-
ority, chieftainship. * '
Nufani-wikweiahiklssitc/p^an, e. the
chief corner-stone; pi.-an.
m<jdnoiieC;{nin)i\.v. {nigan, fore-
most; mn himosne, I walk;) I walk
NIG
P- 1-, p.
or march foremost; 3
nag.. fed.
Niganoesekwe, s. a woman that walks
ioremost, that takes the lead:
mgammewtnini, s. a man that walks
or marches foremost, at the head
of a company; commander, war-
chief; \A.-wag.
i^'ig^a, {nm) a. y. an. I give him
birth, I bring him forth; 3. p. 6
nt^tan; p. ndgiad.
Nigidwass, (nin) n. v. I am givinc
birth to a child; 3. p.-o; i>nag.
Sod,
Mgidwa^somn, s. childbirth, de-
Uvery, labor.
Niffidji a. H kind of fish; fC. pico-
nean;] ])\.-iag. *■ '
^ig^g, a. ott(!r; \)l <onf;.
Nigiyimt, 8. dim. young otter: u|.-
ag. »^
Nii/ii/imiau, s. an. otter-akin! nl -
ag. ' •
Nigigwakamigadin, u. v. there is
h<;i>r-fro8t on V\\v. ground ; \>. nfj..
drug, *
NtgiM.(anf'tad, or niffis/ivan.kadin,
u. V. there is hoar-(ro8t on the
/>-r«''<; \>. vfig..l-ah.OT nig..ding.
Aimgwaxhkadin, u. v. there is hoar-
frost on the gra.s», or on herbs and
; lants; p. neg..ing.
^'i^jigwitogud, u. v, it is gray, of a
g.vy color, (cloth, stuff;) p. n,g..
^"■igi[,tv(tagaw6 bebejigoganji, the
horse is gray.
Mgigic'tapm, n. v. 3. p. it is of a
gray color, (stufT, an. obi.) n
nej/..nui. ' ' "^
Mgtmagad, pers. v. it is born, in.
obj., that If, it comes into ex-
istencc^ p. nag..gak.
Niginkiiigun,\x. v. the field produces
truit; p. viigivg.
Mgi/ag, (nm) a. v. an. pass, he is
born to nie.-A'm< ki gi-ntgitu,m
wu; Christ is born unto you.
JSiigitawa, [mn) a. v. an. I give
birth to a child for him or to him*
3, p. onn/..n; p. nag.. wad. —Nancy
gi-nigitnwan o mdigeniaganun
ogm.ii,mi, {or ogicimviwan-.) Nan-
cy has born a son to her husband
J\tgiton,(nin) a. v. in. I give it
birth, I bring it forth ; 3. p. o n»^ •
V- nagit.d.'-Jiatadowin o nigi*m
mhou'in; sia brings forth '^e^th-
[L. peccatum generat mortem.! '
Mgtwin. s. birth. Andji-nigiy^,
second birth, regeneration.
Nwmini-gijigad, s. birthday.
Nignshka, or -magad, u. v. it is torn
much, torn to jneces, (stuff, cloth-
JP^\^^-'<) !*■ nag..kag. or -magak.
u\t</osAkan, {7iin) a. v. in. I tear it
to pieces; 3. p. onig...; p. nag..ang.
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Mgoehkawa, (nin) a. v. an. I tear it
to pieces. (a«.obj.);3.p;onw..»:
p. nu(/..wa(l. ^ '
JViiahiden, {nin) n. v. I gnash and
Jho. the teeth; 3. p. -.; p. naiai-
ydasa, 8. my flesh.
Miaw, s. my body; myself.
miawee, s. my namesake. Kiiawee,
thy namesake, wii uueeian, his
rumesake.
N'iinawe, (nin) n. v. I speak the
lr.n,?imge of the people with whom
1 live; ,i. p. I.; p. nainawed.
JSi^, num. t\>fo.
Mjagaai, s. an. my skin, magaai,
thy skm; ojagadian. his skin.
mjigan, s my croup.— ^S-{^a;i, thy
^^.■•.""P;,";-*/.'*, his croup.
iyijujaniija.,, my croup-bone.— This
and the preceding word, have al-
ways a possessive pronoun before
them, which formes one wo'-d
with Its noun.
Ni^iki, adj. alone.
MjikcoTcam, {nin) n. v. I am alone
inacanoe;.3. p. l.;p. ,«,-.
^lJ^ke,^,al), (mn) n. v. I am alone,
(la a room, in a house, in a lodge;)
mpkewis, (nin) n. v. [ am alone
(Where ever;) .3. p. -i- p. nej..sid.
lyijtrmn, (mn) num. v. an. we are
two; p. nyUjid,
■^yi"'g, num. twice.
mjinomagad, u, v. there are two
things; p. naj..g,tk.
Mnnon, num. v. in. there are two
(in, obj.) '
. ^fishe, 8. my uncle, my mother's
brother; pi, -iag.—Kijishe, thy
uncle; ojisMian, his uncle. — S.
■Ntmishome.
Mjo, num. two, before substantives
denoting.MEAsuR E, of time or other
things; as: JViJo dihaiqan qi-
tshlrwa-nawakwe; two o'clock 'in
the afternoon. Mjo dihaUshkodji.
gan ambnkuiad, two pounds of
sugar
Nvo-mamiegijigad, a fortnight.
lyijobanmmij, twice a handful.—
NIJ
Nijohaninxnilj eta mandamimn
nin gi-as: nmig; he gave me only
twice a ..andful of corn.
yij6})idonan,(nin) a. v. m. pi. I cin
two together, (in. ohj.) .3. p „
nvj...; p. naj.Aod.—Mn ni/o'hi-
a wan onmv mitiqnnnan; I tie two
of these sticks together
Mjdhina, (nin) n. v. I catch two
hshes in a net, (or in several
riets;) 3. p. 1.; p. naJobinad.—H .
/una, .
I Mjohinag, (nin) a. v. an. pi. I tie
two together, (an. obj.) 3. p. o
nij..n; p. naj,,nad.
iVijohisornin, (nin) n. v. a;j. pi. we
are two tied together; p. naj..
Snrfjig. ^ -'
MJohonikan, twice both hands full.
Jyijode, s. twin; pi. ~iag,
jyijode, two families.— iV7«/o(/e aia-
wag, they are two families. Mjdde
dagwtshinog, two families arrive
Jyijodewisimin, (nin) n. v. pi. we
are two families; p. naj,.smig,~.
Mn nijodewisimin eta, minih omd
aMi<hig;we are only two families,
all ot us here.
Mjod.eike, (nin) n. v. I am delivered
of 'wins; 3. p. I,; \^. naj..ked,
Jy^ndinhicani, n. v. 3. p. it has two
horns; p. naj..nid,
Mjogade, (nin) r . v, I have two
legs;3. p. 1.; p. Ma/..rfec;.
JVynqamig, two lodges or houses.—
Kawi'i hatainasninon omd wigi^va-
man, nijogarnig eta atewan; there
are not many lodcres (or houses)
here, there are only two.
Mjogmiujisimin, (nin) n. v. pi. we
are in two lodges (or houses;) p
nal-.sidjig,
Mjogijig, two days, (but only one
night.)
^V'^gijignd, s. Tuesdav, (two days
after Sunday.) S. Nijoqwanagad,
Nijogipgad, u. v. it is Tuesday; p
naj,.gak.
MJogisisswagad, u, v. it is two
months since, two months ago; p.
naj.,gak — ^For the rest, as; Ms»C'
gimswagad, <Sfc. S. Qisi,swagad .
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Nijo(fisis8Wa.gi8, (nin) n. v. I am
S° '"°"^''^ °'''' ^' P- -*J P- ncj-
I^ijogwan, two days, (and two
nights. J S. Mjogijig.
, Mjo(jwana{/ad, u. v. there are two
days, (and t^'o nights,-) p. naj..
ga/c.—But when they regard only
the days, they will say, JVIjogyl
</ad, there ate two days, (but not
yet two nights.) For that reason
they call Tuesday, „Nij,H,yigadr^
because on Tuesday there are two
days after Sunday, but not yet two
UKjIiU, beginning from Monday
morning, where the workdays of
the week begin.
Kijogwanagis, (nin) n. v. I am two
daysold;3. p.-e;p. «a^-..,irf.
Nijogwanend, (nin) n. v. I am
absent two days, (going on a vo-
yage, Uc.) .3. p. -,•; p. naj..did.
Aijokamawa, ( nin ) or, nin nijol-awa,
a. wan. I help or assist him; 3
\honij..n\ p. ndj..wad.
Nijokarnin, (?mi) n. v. pi, we are
two in a canoe or boat; p. naio-
kangig. ''
Nijokwew, {nin) n. v. I have two
wives, J am a bigamist; 3. p. -i-
p. najohweivid.
Kijomtnag, two mund globular ob-
jects, an. or i,.. Mjominag eta
kid ashamin mishiminag; 1 give
thee only two apples.
J Jonag, two canoes, boats, &c.
Mnwdbandanan tchimanan niio-
nag; I see two canoes.
Nijonijigan, s. two pieces, (of fish,
pork, meat, <kc.)
Mjoniic, s. two fathoms.
Ntjovdndj, s. two lingers, that is,
two inches.
Kijonindjin, (nin) n. v, I join both
hands together; 3. p. -i: p. naj .
nid. ^
Mjonje, (nin) n. v. I have two
children; 3. p. 1,; p. najonjed.
Mtjoshimag, (nin) a. v. an. pi. 1 lay
two together in one place, (rfw.
■obj. ) p. 7MJ..mad.—Nin nijoshmtfig
mi
ahinodjiiag; I lay two children in
one bed.
MJoshinimm, {nin) n. v. pi. we lie
two together in one place: n. lu,.
^oshidjtg.
JSiijonhlc., two breadihs of stuff or
cloth; also; relating to two shoes
two nieres of stove-pipe; &c.
J^^^ijoshlcad mv panhkiiigan, u. v. this
IS a guu with two barrels, a
(Inuble-barreled gun; p. naj..kak.
^\yofi/iktgwadan, (nin) a. v. m 1
sew two breadth of stufi' or cloth
together: 3. p. j nij...; p. naj..
dang, ''
Mjoshkigwnde, or -waqad, u. v. it is
sewed in two breadths, two
breadths are sewed together; p.
naj..deg, or -^mngak.
MjoMin, two bags tnW.—Opinig
mn M-gishpinanag nijoshUn; i
bought two bags of potatoes.
Mjosid, s. two feet, (24 inches.")
J\'ij.,ssag, two barrels full ofs.'th.,
or two wooden boxes full.
Mjossitchigadman, u. v. pi, two in
obj. are put or laid together: p.
naj..deg,
Mjossitrman, {nin) a. v. in. pi. I lav
or put two together, in. obi.; 3. p,
omj...; p. naj. .tod.
Nijtana, nu n. twenty.
Nijtanak, num. twenty hundred, two
thousand.
Mjtanalcosimin, {nin) num. v. an
we are two thousand in number!
p. naj. Md jig. '
Nijtanakivadon, num. v. in there
are twenty hundred, (two thous-
and,) in. objects.
Mjtanawemin, {nin) num. v. an.
we are twenty; p. naj..djig.
Mjtanawewan, num. v. in. there are
twenty, (m. objects.)
Jytjtanawewdn, num. v. there are
twenty pair of...
JSyu'dhiginan, (nin) n. v. in. I put
two together, (thread, cords,
strings;) 3. p. onij...; p. naj..ang.
JSywahik, s. two objects of metal,
stone, glass, an. or m._They use
this word also to signify, „two
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dollars." Sometimes they add to it
the word Joniia, silver; as : JViiwa-
btk nin (ji-dibaamwr, he paici me
tvyo (iollars; or, nijwabik joniian
mn (jt-dibaamaij.
Mjwaiagad, ii. v. it Is double, it is
in two manners, it is in two kinds
or sorts, thore are two kinds of
It; p.na^/..(/ak.
■Mjwaia^/isinUn, {nin) n. v. pi. we
are ol two kinds or classes; p. I
MJwuk, num. two hundred.
jVtjwdkosimin, {nin) num. v. an. we
are two hundred; p. naj..djig.
JSiijwakw(ulon, imm. v. in. there are
two hundred, {in. obj.)
Mjwdkwewan, num. v. an. & in.
there are two hundred pair.— iVT/-
wakweivan mukisinan, nijwakwe-
wan gait mandjikawanag\ two
hundred pair moccasins, and two
hundred pair mittens.
Nijwdkwoagan, s. two spans, (as
measurement;) [F. deux empans.l
^mwassimidana, num. seventy.
■Mjuiaesimidandk , num. seventy
hundred, seven thousand.
■atjivassimidandkoniml/i, {nin) num.
V. an. we are seven thousand in
number ; pi. naj. .sidjig.
2f>jwassimidandkwadtm, num. v. in.
there are seven thousand, (m. obj.)
^ijwassimidanawemin, {nin) num.
V. an. we are seventy; p. 7iai..wed-
-Aijwasszmidanawewan, num. v. in.
there are seventy, (wi. objects.)
A t^wasnimUanawewdn, num. v. there
are seventy pair of...
Nijwavsn, num. seven, (before sub-
stantives denoting measure, of
time or any other thing.) S. Nijo.
Nywassobanenindj .
Ntjwassobidonan. {nin)
Mjwassdbina. {nin)
NiJwassobiiMg. {nin)
Ntjwassobonikan.
Ntjwassode.
yijwassddewigitnin . { n in)
Xijwdssogamig.
yijwassouamigi
Vijwasaoyamigisimin .{nin)
IfiJwas8ogisis8:wagi.i. {nin)
JVzJwdssitgwan.
-iVt^waasogwanagis. { nin)
Nywassogwanend. { nin)
Ntjwassokamin. {nin)
^ijwassominag.
Ni^jwassonng.
Nywassonijigan.
I ■N'ijwdssonik.
JVtJwdssiinindJ.
Nijumssoshimag, (nin)
yijwas.<ioshinimin. {nin)
N?jwas808hk.
JVijwassoshkin.
JViJwassosid.
JViJwassossag,
Nijwassossitonan. {nin)
Njjwasswahiginan. {nin)
Nijwasawahik.
A^i^wasswaiagad.
Nt^waaswaiagisimin. { nin )
Nywnsswak.
Nijwasswakosimin. {nin)
-iVi/wasswahvadan .
Nijwasswakwiwan.
Nijwo snwakwoagan .
iVijiiHisswatig.
A/iJu'assweg..
JfiJ masswewan. — S . Nijobanenindj.
Mjobidcmnn. Nljobina. etc., always
changing in English, two into se-
ven; as: Nijobaneni.idj, twice (two
times) a handful. A^wassobanM-
indj, seven times a handful.-^%V-
bulonan, {nin) I tie two together.
■Mjtvassobidonan, {nin) 1 tie seven
together.-And so on respectively.
MJwasswi, num. seven.
Aijwdto/iimin, {nin) num. v. an. we
are seven; p. najwatchidjicf.
Mjwaiching, num. seven times.
Mjwatching midasswak , n. seven
thousand.
Mju'atchinon, num. v. in. there are
seven, (m. obj.) » najwatchingin.
JVijwaHg, s. two objects of wood, a«,
or in.-Nijwattg missan pindigadm;
brmg in two sucks, or two pieces,
of wood for fuel. Njivatig gate
gtjtkagpmdigaj; bring in also two
pieces of cedar.
Mjweg, two objects of cloth or stuff,
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an. or»«., or two sheets of paper
tin, iron e.tc.-A-ytveg moshuZ
handkerchiefs an.J two be,ishee7s?
Mmewan, two pair of.., an. ox in -
Mjwewan jnjikumg, two pair of
o.xen; nijwewa>i ^Mjwagamri, :wo
pair of scissors. -^t. iwo
37^-, arm. This word is always con-
nected with a possessive pronouiK
a.s..V|«»^,,nyar.n;K«t/?-,thyarm
«^«.^, his arm. Am.-A-a;,, thy arms,'
yiJcd, s. a kind of wild aoose • \C
outarde;] pi. nikag. ^ ' ^^•
MHha>ulam, (nin) n. v. I fai„t and
have a vision in my fainting 3
o&r* ";■ '"y «hinbone. the bone
ot my leg; Hhuh,ja,i, thy shinbone:
ohuli^an, his shinbone.
Mk-agwindjir- (nin) n. v. S. JViH
M-dn, s. my bone ; pl.-a;i
Mk-anab, (nm) n. v. I remain in a
fteii'^'""^!"' I'Jo»'tsta.ibut
tiefollowingday;3. P.-J-; p. ;^^..
m.-j\ikanabi m ka^hime. ? Will
your brother remain here over
M-anend, {nin) n. v. I am absent
foramght, I don't come backTe:
t f ' t-u"y ("''"''' '»y brother,
(m friendship ;)pi.-a,..
Mkewaam, {nin) n. v. I pass round
a point in a canoe, boat, etc.. : 3
?\l-'i'?-'nelc..ang.
S'' ^"'"i "• ^- f '^"^ overflowed,
submerged, under water; 3. p. 1 •
Mkihi or-„tagad, u. v. it is over-
flowed, it ,s under water; p. ,iekibig,
OT~magaL {S. Uajidebi.) ^'
•mderthewater;3.p. i.;p.,V.^..
Mkihiwiii., 8. inundation, flood
-u%, s. S. iVi^^.
\NiJcim,{nin) n. v. I grumble like a
cog ; J. p.-o ; p. nakimod.
mimotawa (nin)a. v. «„. I grumb-
le at hun like a dog; 3. p. nik..n;
p. Mik..wad.~Ani>n»i>h nin nikimo-
M<j; the (log grumbles at me.
mdnikesse, {nin) n. v. J put my
wholearmin;3. p. l.;p.;/e^...vJ,
Nikiwigad, u. v. it is twilight ; p.
iid\.gak. " ' ^
AikondcK, a. my blanket, (which I
cover myself with in going some-
Where.) A^kon<ll,s, okonass: thy
blanket, his blanket. '
^^^^vm/J, s. (^^r.nikon,) my liver—
Okwan, (okon,) his liver.
'-\ikw€gan,9. my neck. — 0/[-e^'^ffan.
nis neck. '^ '
3m, (nm) n. v. I dance; 3. p. nimi:
p. 7iamt(L '
iV^tw««, (/wi) a.v.an. I carry some
««. ob|. on s. fh. ; 3. p. nimaan ;
p. namaad.
Nimaan, {nin) a. v. in. I carry it on
s. th..: (or a bird carrying s. th. in
his bill or beak;) 3. p omin.. :
^p. vaniaang.
Nimaigan, s. ornament of a snow-
shoe; pl.-a7i,
Nimaiije hiiiesM, n. v. 3. p. the bird
carries s, th. in his beak ; p. nam-
atged.
Nimdhmigan, s. hand-harrow to car-
rvs th.onit;[F. b„mrd;]pl.-a«.
.wmnkonuje, {nin) n. v. I am carry-
ing on a hand-barrow, or on a pole
or stick; 3. p. 1. ; p. vafn..ged.
-i\tmakona, (nin) a. v. a^t. I carry
&»rne a«. obj., (with some other
person,) on a hand-barrow, pole,
or stick; 3. p. onim..n; p. 7iam..ad.
^imakfman, {nin) a. v. In. I carrv
It, (with some other person,) on a
hand-barrow, on a pole or stick :
•i. p. mm... ; p. nam..ang.
x\imakwaan, {nin) a. v. in. I put it
to the end of a stick; 3. p. nim... ;
p. nam..ang.
Mmdma., s. an. my eyebrow ; pi. ni-
"tomag.—O/ndman, his eyebrow,
or, his eyebrows.
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Nimnma, imn)n, v. an- 1 carry some
an-, obj. in my month; 3. p. « inm..
n; p. nam. .ltd.
Simandan., {nin) a. v. in. I carry it
in my mouth ; 3. p. o nirn.., ; p.
natn..anff.
Nim.anil(ji{je, {nin) n. v. I carry s. th.
in my month; 3. p. L; p. nam..(jed.
Mmashkaiijan, s. aiu feathers, as an
orniunont of (he head, plume of
leathers ; also, a bayonet ; \i\--og.
Nimashkaige, (nin) n. v. I have a
plume of feathers on my head ; 3.
^j). L ; p. nam..(je,d,
Xtmla, {nin) a. v, an. I make him
dance, I cause him to dance; 3. p.
(> nimian ; p. namiad.
H'tmihiKjaii., s. water-pot, water-pail,
bucket ; pl.-(t7i.
Nimidana, num. forty,
Nimidanah, num. forty hundred,
four thousand.
Ximidanakodmiii, («m)niim. v. nn.
'V8 are four thousand \\\ number,
or forty hundnnl ; p. nem..siiljuj.
Mmidanal-wadi! . num. v. in. there
are four thousand, ((«. obj.)
Mmidannwemin, {nin) num. v. an.
we are forty of us; p. nem..wedjig.
Nimidanaw'eioan, num. v. in. iliere
are forty, (7;i. obj. ;) p. nem..wegin.
Ximidanawewdn, num. v. there are
forty pair of...
Nimiidtmin, {nin) com. V. we dance
together; p. iKtm .didjig.
Nitniiding, or nimiidiwin, s. the act
of dancmg of several persons to-
r"''ier, dancing, ball.
Niiniidiwigami^, s. dancing-house,
dancing-room, ball-room ; ^\.-on.
Nim'moe, {nin) n. v. I make people
darice, I give a ball; 3. p. 1.; p. na-
miiwed,
Jfimindgan, s. place of cros.sjngover
a bay, a lake, etc., traverse ; pi.
-an,
Ifiminagani-miniss, s. Traverse Is-
land, (Anse-Bay, Lake Superior.)
Nimiiia)n, {nin) n. v. 1 cross over a
bay, lake, river, etc. , in a canoe
or boat) 3. p. 1.; p. neminang. \
Niminaiody {nin) n. v. I put out in-
to the lake or sea ; [F. je cagne an
large;| 3. p. -«/p. ntm..'d.
Niminawaam, {nin) n. v. S. JVimin-
and.
Xi>ninaipeJcinigadc, or-magad, a. \
th(^re is a warf made ; p. ?ic?n..dcg,
or-nutgak.,
NiminaiOcHnigan, s. warf, (an ob-
ject stretchmg out in the lake;;
pl.-a;i.
Niminaivehinigani'ke, {nin) n. v. I am
building a warf; 3. p. 1.; p. nem.,
feed.
Niminawenan, {nin) a. v. in. Haunch
it in the water gently / 3. p. o nim. .;
p. nem.. ana.
Ntminnweshka, {nin) n. v. I push my
canoe or boat from the shore. I go
out into the lake ; 3. p. 1.; p. nem,.
ad.
Mminaiveshka, ot-tnagad tchiman, u.
V. the canoe goes out into the lake;
p. neni..kaq\ ot-magak.
Siinmawewehinan, {nin) a. v. in, I
push it into the water ; 3, p. o
iilm...\ p. nem.,ang.
AimiM, {nin)n.\. I like too much
dancing ; 3. p.~i ; p. nam. .kid.
NimiMuL'in, s. habit of dancing.
Nimishome, s. my uncle, my fath-
er's brother ; also, my step-fath-
er \ p\.-iag. — S. Mjishe.
Ximishomiss, s. my grand-father; pi,
-ag. —Kimishnniss, omishomissan;
thy grand-father, his grand-father.
Nimiskama, {nin) a. v, an. 1 insult
him, by certain signs with the
hand ; (great insult among the In-
dians.; [C. je lui pousse des na-
sardes.] 3. p. o nim..n ; p. ticm..
mad,
Ximiskandan, {nin) a. v. in. I in-
.sult it, by certain signs with the
hatid ; 3. p. onim...; p. nem,.ang.
Nimiskandimin, {nin) com. v. we in-
sult each other, by certain signs
with the hand ; p. nem..didjig.
Nimiekandjige, {nin) n. v. 1 insult,
by signs with the hand ; 3. p. 1.;
p. nem,.ged.
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v.tn. Haunch
;3. p. onim. .;
Nim{xhan<dj;yeu<in, s. insult, the act
Nimishange, (nin) n. f. S. i\7wM/i;-
(iittijtye, I
Mmlsl-angewin, s. S. Mnmhandjige.
i"in. '' o
M>amab, {nin) n. v. I squat, I sit
squat l8,t cowering; 3. p-*-"
'^t!.f belly'- "^ ^""y- ^''«*"**«^,
Jm^sw, s. my sister, (older than I ;)
pi.-Kig. ''
.\lmtamaam (nin) n. v. I paddle in
the foremost part of the canoe • 3
p. 1.; p. nem.ang.
.Vmto, (nm) a. v. an. I dance for
nun, to make him pleasure : 3 n
ontm..n ; p. nem..W(ul.
Mmiwzn, s. dancing, the act of dan-
S!n, pron. /, me, my, mine ; we, us,
Xntagdslc s.an. my palate, Ona-
;!tis/iim, his palate.
Mnamahikad, u. v. it is weak, (met
}}^,tn.)p.nan..kak.
Mnamahkisi, n. v. 3. p. it is weak
(metal an.)u. nan..dd.~Ninama.
bihtn kid akik ; tny kettle is weak,
Mmmad,\x. v. it is weak, frail : p
nanamal: Freq. Nani?iamad.
Aimmadtn, u. v. the ice is weak- d
nan..ing. ' ^'
Mnamadis,(nin)n.v. I am weak I
am unable to walk or to work -3
p.-i ; p. nan.. aid. '
Mnamahvad, u. v it is weak
("fiood in.) -p. nan..wah.
Ntnamahod, n. v. 3. p. it is weak
(wood, an.) p. nan..sid. '
A.naincndan, {nin) a. v. in. I think
It IS weak; X^.onin...; ^. nan.,
ana. ^
Mnamcnima, (nin) a v. an. I think
he is weak ; 3. p. o nin..n ; p. nan.
mad. ' '^
Jfi}ia?nis, (nin) n. \. I am weak • 3.
P -i ; I), nanamiuf'yi ifro^ \t.-'
NIN
it is Weak
^namimagad, \\, y
(wood,) p. nan.,gaL
MnamismgiH nahayi^sag, n. v. 3. p.
iVVttrtw, s. ««. the calf of mv lea • K;
me.ne Wade ;] pi. nindnl^lj^i^:
an, mm nan. ^
MmmugAHnd, 8. the sole of my
Mnaud,s. the fleshy part of my leg.
—Kinnstd, onand,
Mnawind. pron. we, us, ours
■^tnbtmihtgwadai, s. an. my side, mv
hiSa'nc^'~"^-^^"'^*'*^«^«^«'
Mnd pron. S. iTm.
iVi^«a,(7^m)a.v.an.l8endhims.
mtlL-. P' " '^»"-'^''. P- r>^ndaad.
iV«»f/ae, s. my dog ; pl.^ao.
^a«f7<?, I send s. th. to some person:
•^' P- 1-; p. ncn .wed.
ndai
\y-i\ p. nanamieid.
uuninamis.
Freq, Mn
^mdaiwe-masinaigan, s. paper sent
to somebody, that is', a letfer.
iV*«rfaeu;.„, (.«,^„,) a. v. ««. I send it:
^■]>pmn...ip.nen..wed.
Mndatwenan, (nin) a. v. an. I send
sonie an. obj. to some person : 3. n
o mn...; p. ne?i..ioed. ( V. Com'. )^'
/ an, his jaw.
Mndamikanahid, .s. my grinder
(large tooth ;) Knlamianabid o-
dam.kmahjd; thy. his grindek-
p. Gttabid.j
MnddrmkigaA, s. my jawbone.— ^
dannktgan. his jawbone.
mnddmikigegan, s. S. NinddmiU.
i\Wan, s. my daughter. This word
IS not used in the first and se3
person, but only in the third, X.
Ninddngoshe, my cousin ; pl.-^.—
c^H Jiyr^i" T""^'"^ to herThe-
cousin, or of her, will use this
expression. A male will say Ni
nimus/ie, or, raiVaw/jIs* ; whi.Th ' see.
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Mnddnawp, s. my sister-in-law ; my [ Mndist, a. my navel ; kidisg, thy
friencf, my companion.— Only a /e
fnale will sav so, speaking to a fe-
male or of a female. A 7na/^ will
say ; iVi'n?'w. my sister-in-law ; Nid-
Ji, or 'idjiHwed, my friend, my
comrade.
navel ; (digs, his navel,
JVindj, hand. This word is never
used so, but always connected
with^ a possessive pronoun ; as :
Ninindj, my hand ; HnindJ, thy
hand ; onindj, his hard
^ind anike nimishomii^s, my great Niiidjanj, s. my nose ; lidjnnj, thy
grand-fathrr ; [F. mon bisaieul.] , . .
Nind anikenokoTniss, my great grand-
mother ; [F. ma bisaieule.]
Nindaniss, s. tny (laut,rhter ; pl.-a*/.
This word, in the first and second
person, is used to expres- both a
small and an adult daughter. But
in the third person, ouattissan, it
signifies only a small young daugh-
ter.— S. yindnn.
Ninddnissikaivin, a. my god-daugh-
ter; [F. ma filleule;] also, my adopt-
ed daughter : pl.-a^'. — Kiddnissi-
Jsau'zh, thy god-daugfiter; oddnissi-
Icawinan, his god-daughter.
yindaiissiu'ag, s. an. my nerve, my
sinew, with the flesh on it ; pl.-
og. Odatissiiragon, his nerve.
Nindawatch, nindawa, endhiffis, adv..
well, well then, rather; and so. —
Nindawatch ijada ; well then, let
us go. Nind. dnijitam ninda-
watch ; I give up rather.
Ninde, s. my heart. Kide, odi ; thy
heart, his heart.
Mndengwai, s. my face ; Tcidengwai,
^thy face ; odengwai, his face.
Nindenigcmi., s. an: the side of my
nose ; pl.-a^. Kidenigom. Oden-
igoman.
Niiidifte^an, s. Ot. the bone of my
head, my skull.
Nindigo, adv. as it were, it seems
like...
Nipd ijinikasnwin nind aton, I sign,
I subscribe my name.
Nmdindawa, s. the father or the mo-
ther of my son-in-law or daughter-
in-law ; pl.-^.
Nindinigan, s. c;i,. my shoulder-
blade ; ^\.-ag.-Kidini^an. Odini-
ganan.
Nindinimangan, s. my shoulder ; pl.-
nn.-Kidiniinangan. Odinimungan .
nose ; odjanj, his nose.
I Nindiitad, a. my sinew ; \>\.-an.~
j kidjitad. thy sinew ; odjitad, hia
1 sinew.
Nifidodikossiw, s. an. my kidney.—
Odudihostiwan, his kidney.
Nindnjim, s. my step-son ; my neph'
ew;p\.-ag.
Nindojimihwem, s. my step-daugh
ter.
Nindojimiss, s. my nephew ; my
niece, (a female speaking ;) pl.-.
cig.
Nindon, s. my mouth.
Nindmidgan, s. Ontonagan, Lake
Superior. The proper meaningnf
this word is, "My dish."— i\''mrf(/n.
aganing, at Ontonagan. from or to
Ontonagan. — An Indian tradition
says, that a squaw once came to
the river, now called "Ontonagan,"
to fetch water with an Indian
earthen dish ; but unfortunately
the dish escaped from her hand
and went to the bottom of the
river ; whereupon the [oor squaw
began to lament : A'id, nind ond-
gan,nmd ondgan ! Ah, my dish,
my dish !— And the river was
ever since called after .his excia
mation.
'Nindonagani-aibi, s. Ontonagan Riv-
er.
Nifidondan, a. my heel ; pi. -on.
Ningd, s my mother. Kiga,ogin.
Ninga, or-magad, u. v. it melts, or,
^it is melted ; p. nengag, ct-magak.
Ningahdwadon, (nin) a. v. in. I di-
lute it, 1 m.ike it thin, (liquid,) 3.
p. o nin. .; p. ncn..dod..
Ningabdwana, {nin) a. v. an. I dilute
; some an. obj. ; 3. p. o nin..n ; p.
rien..nad ; imp. nin^ahawaj.
Ningahian, s. west, Occident.
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XiMohianahoad, s. cloud comin?
from the west.
Ningahianihium, u. v. the rain comes
from I he west ; p, npn..8a<).
Aine;afnu/u-notHn, s. westwind.
Niihijahil-uh,or~magndy u. v. it melts
or, It IS melted, (only metal;) p.'
nen..de(j, OT-,aa<jah.
Xin.(jahikisan, {mn) a. v. in. I melt
11, or smelt it, (only metal, in.;)
■i. \>- onin...;p, nen..ang.
Ainj/abiHsiijan,, s. smelting-furnace-
\n.~an. '
M/iffabih'so, n. v. 3. p. it melts, (met-
al, an. ) P- we«..#orf.
XiiujnhiJcLnoa, {nin) a. v. an. I melt
It, or smelt it, (only metal, an.) 3.
p. omn..n ; p. nen..wad ; imp. nin-
(/amkswt.
Xingakamate aH, u. v. the earth or
ground thaws ; p. nen..teg.
Xmgakamiguhlca, or-maqad, u. the
ground thaws in spring ; p. nm..
kag, OT~magak.
Ninganema, {nin) a. v. an. I let
melt in my mouth some an. obi.,
(mihvnm,\ce;) 3. p. o nin..n; p.
neTi..mad.
Xingane.idan, (nin) a. v. in. I let it
melt m my mouth, {sisibdJcwad,
sugar, etc.) 3. p. o nin... ; p. nen..
ang.
Xingdpon, (nm) n. v. I am gather-
uig and eatmg berries : 3 p. -o : p
7icn..nod.
Xingapunag, {nin) a. v. an. pi. lam
gathering them, (an. berries;
msk'viniinag, etc.)
Xingdponan, {nin) a. v. in. pi. i am'
gathering them, (m. berries ; min-
an, odeiminan, etc. ) 1
Xjngashi, 9. Ot. my mother. 'j
Xingashl-obissig,,{nin) n. v. I melt i
snow to have water; 3. p. 1.; p ;
nen..ged. ' ^
Mtigammo7i(>n, s. sail ; p\.-an.
Mngdssinumo.iak. a. a?'., mast : pl.--
og. ^
XingassinumondUg, s. mast ,- pi. -on,
■^ingasdmononeiah, a. sail-rope, a
rope or cord to hoist the sail ; pl.-
ih: ^
NIN
Ningd»dmmumigin, a. sail-cloth,
canvass. '
X'inge ! voc. mother !
Nmg^f or n^ge! (interjection used
only by females,) ha! aha!
Xingidawahide, {nin) n. v. S. Nas-
sawahule.
Xingvle or-magad, u. v. it melts; p.
nengideg, ox-mugalc. '
Xtngidig, s. an. my knee; r>\.-oQ -
vW'.^**"' his knee, or his knees.
^^tnmk-ide,ov-magad,vi. v. itthaw.s:
L^. il degeh-;\ p. nen..deg, OT-ma-
gale.
Ningikode, or-magad, u. v. it melts;
p. nen..deg, or-magak.
mngikosan, {nin) a. v. in. I melt it;
i. p. nin. . . ; p. nen. .ang.
JStngik(»igan, s. melting-pot made of
c ly, crucible; smelting-furnace;
Nmgihmge, (nin) n. v. I am smelt-
I'lg, (metal, ore, etc.\3. p. 1.- n
7ien..gcd. ^ ' ^'
Xingikodgiicigamig, s. smelting-
house, foundry, casting-houae; pi
-on. ' *^ ■
XTingikosigewininiya. smelter, found-
er; \\\.-wag.
Xingikow, n. v. 3. p. it melts, {an.
<'t)|. ) p. /ieM..«od.
X'lngiJcoswa, {nin) a. v. an. 1 am
melting or smelting some ««.. obj.;
3._ p. o nin..n; p. nen.. wad; imp.
mnpkoswi.
^'pgim, adv. quickly, immediately.
lytngt.skode, ox-maijad, u. v. it is
thawing. It is thaw-weather; p. nen
..deg, or-magak.
Xingiskos, (nin) n. v. tie thaw-
weather comes during my voyage
before I reach home; 3. p.-o; Y>.nm
..sod. '
Xingiso gon, the snow is melting- n
nengisod, ^
NingiUnvamo mikann, u. v. See the
freq. verb of it, which is more fre-
quently used: Xaningitawamo.
Xi/ujitdwttigweia sibi, u. v. the river
divides or splits in two or more
branches; p.?ien..iag.
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NIN
292
NIN
Niiigiiairitigweiag, place where a
river divides.
Singiwin, a. my maternity, my dig-
nity of mother, my motherhood.—
S. Kigiwin.
2iingb! iiiterj. of femalea, ah! ha!
aha!
Mngo, num. one, (before substan-
tives denoting measure, of time
or other things. )—Mngo dihaujan,
one hour, one mile, etc. Mngo
dibabishkodjigan, one pound.
Jf^intjo-anamugijiyad, s. a week.
Jfingobimagigin, u. v. a plant is cov-
ered over or choked by other
plants or herbs; p. nen..ging,
Kingobiminik, one cubit.
Mngoguv:swagad, u. v. it is a month
since; p. ncn..gak.
Mngogisisxivagii, (nin) n. v. I am a
month old; 3. p.-i; p. nen..dd.
Mngo-ndivakwe, a fore-noon; half a
day.
Mngojyaxsangtvabiwin, one moment,
the twinkling of an eye; [G. ein
Augenblick.]
Mnfoi, adv. something; one.— Za-
mn ningot, nothing.
Ningot-abweu'in, a panful.
Ningotano, adv. something.
Ningotdu'disidog, adv. happy; [111.
blagor.]
Mn^otcht, adv. somewhere. — Kawin
mngotcM, nowhere.
Ningotchihakdn, adv. elsewhere.
Ningot-eviihwan., a spoonful.
Ningot etiaiadisissig, p. s. a. a good-
for-nothing fellovv.
2fiTigoteshka.ni,n. v. 3. p. it has only
one horn, it is one-horned; p. nen-
ooteshkanid, unicorn ; [G. Ein-
norn,]
JVlngvttTuj, adv. once, at one time.
JVingotolaneiiindj , a handful.
Ningotobonikan, both hands full; [F.
une jointee.]
Ninqotode, one faniilv, one house-
hold.
Xingutodon, a mouthful; also, one
word.
JVingotogainlg, one house; also, all
the inhabitants of a house; [F. une
maisonnce.]
NingotiMjwane, (nin) n. v. (pron. nin
nm^otogone,) I fast one day; 3,p,
1.; p. nen. .tied.
Ningotonngan, a drshful.
Mngotonendjigan, ^ mouthful; [F.
unebouche'e.] \
Ningotonjignn, a piece, (cut off from
8. th. ) a piece of meat, of fish, etc.
ji\'ing6tunik, a fathom.
Ni!ujot(rnindj, one inch.
Niiigotonja'n, all the children of a
family.
KingotvnsiJiide, a skein or hank;
also, a sheaf of wheat, etc.
Nin<iotopv)a(man, a pipe lull; also,
the period of time m which a pipe
of tobacco is commonly smoked.
Ningotoahkin, a bag full of...
Ningotosid, one foot, (twelve inch-
es.)
JVitigotossag, a barrel full of...
AHngotowan, a sack full of...
Nimjotwdk^ num. a hundred.
Mngotwak dassing, a hundred times:
hundredfold.
Ningotwdhmmm, {nin) num. v. an.
we are a hundred in number; p.
nen..sidjig.
Ningotwdkihado-n, num. v. m. there
are a hundred, {in. objects.)
JVingotwakwoagan, a span; [F. un
empan.]
Nimjotwdssimidana, num. sixty.
Nitigotwdssimidanah, num. sixty hun-
dr'ed, six thousand.
Ningotwdsiimidandkosimin, ( n in )
num. V. an. we are six thousand
of us; p. nen..sidjig.
Ningotwassimidanakwadon, num. '^
in. there are six thousand, [in.
Ai/igotwdssimidanawemin, { nin i
num. V. an. we are sixty of us; p!
nen..wedjig.
Ningot^vassiyiidanatveman, num. v.
there are sixty, {in. objects.)
Ningofwasso, n. six, (before substan-
fives denoting measure, of time
or cf other things.)
Ningotwassdbanenindj,
u«e; [F. line
(pron. nin
le day; 3, p.
uthful; (F.
cut off from
offish, etc.
lildren of a
or hank;
etc.
lull; hlHO,
'hich a pipe
ly smoked,
of...
velve inch-
lum. V. an.
number; p.
V, in. there
sets.)
an; [F. un
1. sixty.
I. sixty hini'
in, (nin )
c thousand
n, num. t^
J sand, (in.
I, ( nin )
ty of us; p.
I, num. V.
ects.)
re subslan-
E, of time
NIN
Mngotwagsnbidman, (nin)
j\'i?i(/(>tn'aD8dbina. ( nin)
jS'ini/uiwangobmuy/. \nin)
yjngotwassuhonikan.
Kimjotwassode.
yfiu/otwasitodewisimin. ( nin)
^iiujotwagsoyami/f.
Mnyotwassogamitjinmin . ( nin )
^rn<jotwam>gisi!iiwai/i«. (nin )
jSinijotivuisg<i(/wan.
M'KjotioassoijwanayiK. (nin)
^mijoiwamHjwan end. ( nin)
.'^ingotwaswkamin. (nin )
Singotwaasmninaij.
293
NIN
yiiujotwagsonag.
Mngotwassaningi
j) iug(jtwass(/mk'.
.ngaii.
ig<)twass(/mk'.
JS ingatirassonindj .
jyingotivimunhimag. ( nin )
^,\'>g"i>i'!ig6oshinimin.(nin)
^ ingot wassohk.
Singiitwassoshkin.
^7ngotwaMosid.
Xingotwassnsnag.
^jngotwassoiifiUijnan. (nin)
^Ingofwasnobif/inan, ( nin )
^ingotwati.iwa'hik.
^ingotwaaswaiagad.
yingotwimwaiagisimin. ( nin )
Mngotwcmswak.
Mngotwasswakosimin. ( nin )
Mngotwasi-wahwadon.
Mngotwasswakwiwdn.
^ingotivasswakivoagd n .
yingotwasN^vatig,
J^ingotwassweg.
Mngotumswewan.—S. Niiahaninin -
dj. Mjohidonan. Mjobina, etc ;
always changing in •English, tivo
into six; as: Nijobanenindi , two
tmies (twice) a handful. Ningot-
Wttssohaninindj, six times a \\&nd-
im.~-Mjobido7ia?i, (nin) I tie two
together. Miufotwassobidonan
(mn) I tie six ' together.— And so
on respectively,
Ningotwasswi, num. six,
Mngotioatchimin, (nin) nuin
we are six; p, nen..djig.
Mngotwatching, num, six times.
Miigctwahhiiig m/dusswak, n. six
thousand.
(
V, an.
MngotwatvMnm, num. v. in. there
are six, (in. objects.)
mn^otwiwdn, a pair of... a couple-
also, a set of...
Mngotwewanagiiimin, (nin) n. v
we are a pair, a couple: p. nen.'.
JVingotwewanagisiwin, s. a pair, a
couple; a set.
Nimjwaabuv., (nin) n. v. I bake s.
th. burymg it in hot ashes: 3. p
I.; p. nen..wed.
^yifwwaabwen,(nin)!i.v. in. I bake
It in hot ashes; 3. p. o nin.. : p.
nen..wed. ^
Mmvaabn-enan, (nin) a. v. an. I
bake sojne an. obj. in hot ashes; 3.
p. o nin...; p. nen..wed.(Y. Coni.)
jytnawaakadan, (nin) a. v. in. S.
j-vingwaan.
Mngivaakan, a. place where s. th.is
buried; pl.-an.
Mngru'aakana, (nin) a. v. an. S
JVtngwdiva.
Mngu'aan, (nin) a. v. in. I bury if
3. p. o nin...; p. nengivaang. '
Jyinowakwad, u. v. it is very cloudy
(the sky 18 buried in clouds;) p
nen. .wak.
Mngwanapakwdddn, (nin) a. v. in.
(pr. ?iin ni/igonapakwadan,) Icovi
er It with bark, (a lodge ;) 3. p. o
nin...; p. nm..ang.
JSHiigwanapakwe, (nin) n. v. I am
covering with bark, (a lodge ;) 3.
P-l-;^.nen..wed.
Mngwanies, (nin) n. v. I fetch veni-
son or fish; 3. p.-o ; p, nen.. sod.
JSingwano, (nin) u. v. I am covered
with snow ; 3. p. 1, ; p. nett..m)d.
j\tngwano, or-magad, u, v. it is co-
vered with snow; p, nen..noq, or-
mngak. '
Mngwaichaan, (nin) a, v. in. I hoe
or hill it; 3. p. o nin...; p.nen..ma.
Mngwatchaige, (nin) n. v. I hoe, I
niU; 3. p. I. ; p. nen..ged.
Mngwatchdwa, (nin) a. v. an. I hoe
or hill some an. obj, ; 3, p, o nin..
r.; p. iien..wad ; imp, ninqwatcM.
JSingwatchawag opinig, (nin) I hoe
or hi.' I potatoes.
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MN
Atnpwatva, (nin) a. v. an. I bory
hiiii, (a pern n or uny other an
obj.) 3. p, ,> niH,.n; p. nengwawad ;
imp. niiiywa.
Mngwigan, s. wirip; pl.-,;;i.
Ninm^m, or nin^/w'mig, s. my son ;
NliufwiKiikamn, s. my godson ; [F
niorj dleiil;] also, my adopted son ;
l»-a(/.~Kiywmii-(iwtn, thy godson;
og-wu-gikawiuan, his godson, etc.
Mm/IJaMn.f, a. my cfiild; p| .-<;,/.
mnidjaninsHcawin, s. (ny godchild ;
also, my adopted child; pj.— a^.—
hbiiJjanisdlcawin^ thy gp.'child ■
Oniiljanusikawinan, his godchild; |
etc.
MriigiujiHj, my parents, mv father I
and mother. '
JSnnik, 8. my arm ; pl.-a». Kinik, o-
«t*; thy arm, his arm.
Mi7dMnas8ain, (nin) n. v. I visit my
net, (to see whether any (ishes are
canght in it ;) 3. p. 1. ; p. nen..hid.
JStnikirat, s. the skin of my scull.
Jyinitn, s. my brother-in-law, (a /«-
wa/e speaking;) my sister-in-law,
i^^male speakmg;) p\.. m,nmo(/.~
Aintrn, winimon, etc.-S. Otchip'we
Grammar, Chap. II.
I^mimoshe, s. my cousin, (he-cousin
or she-cousin.) Kinimouhe, wini-
mosheian.
Mnindib, s. my brain. Kinindih, wi-
ntndih\ thy, his brain.
Mnindj, s. my hand ; \)\.~in.—Km-
indj, onindj] thy band, his hand.
Jyzntngadj, {nin) n. v. I am very
cold, I tremble with cold, 1 shiver;
3, p.-j'; p, neu..id.
Mniugcu],jimn, %. shiveri.ig with
cold.
Nininnakamiijl^ihlca aki, u, v. the
earth quakes, there is an earth-
quake; p. nen..kag,
Mniiigapine, (nin) n. v. i have the
shakmg fever; 3. p. 1.; p.njen..ned,
Mtiingapinewin, s. shaking fever.
Mningassin, or niningamshkassin,
u. V. it is shaken by the 'vmd : p.
ti€n..in</.
Ninin^lihinig, (nin) n. v. I tremble
I shake; 3. p,-f>; p. ntn..god. '
A'inifKiulce, (nin) n. v. [ have pain
in my heart, my heart trembles.
shakes, 3. p. 1.; p. neii..ed.
Niniiujim, adv. S. Naningiin.
iViniiujinike, (nin) n. v. my arm sha-
kes;3. p. 1.; p. n^n..ked.
Ninin(jiin.ilji,{nin)n. v. my hand
shakes;;), p. 1.; p. nera..tV/.
JSiningisegi«, (nin) n. v. I tremble
wi»h fear ; 3. p.-t ; p. ntn-.M.
i\tnvii(j7shka,(nin) n. v. 1 shake, 1
tremble; 3. p. l. ;p. nen..kad.
JSin'ngtshka, or-ma/^ad; u. v. it ska-
kes It quakes; p. nen..ka/j, ox-ma-
^'tnin(jiiihkdwajiine(nin)n. v. S. M-
nim/apine.
^'tninginhkawapineuin, s. S. Mnin-
yapmenin.
Mtungime, or~magad, it is weak, it
shakes; p. neu..seg, or-VMgak.
Atmngwnn, s. rny son-in-law ; pl.-
ag.- Oningtoannn, his son-in-law,
orhis sons-in-law.
Mningwatnss, s. my nephew ; pl.-
ng.~ Onin<fu>anisgan, his nephew,
or his nephews. (S. Otch. Gram.
Chap. II.)
Mningwi,s. my armpit, arm-hole.-
Kiningwi , thy armpit ; nninqm,
his armpit.
Mnhhk, s. an. my gland ; p\.-v)ag.-
^OniKkkwan, his gland.
Ninisiss, s. my hair, (one only ;) pi.
niniiiesan, niy hair. Winisissaiu his
hair.
MniMgoTnan, s. an. S. Niskigmnan,
Jymztam, 1 in my turn, I now.— i\V;i
wi-tchime dash ninitam ; I will
paddle now in my turn.
Jfinitnmiwind, we in our turn, we
now; (the person or persons spok-
en to, not included.) S. Kinitami-
wind.
Mnjagaai, s. an. my skm. -Kijagaai,
thy skin ; ojaganian, his .".kin.
Mnogan, s. my hip; pl.-an. Onouan,
his hip.
Mnoshe, or tiinwishe, s. my aunt,
^ajBigjE
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295
MS
. I tremble,
I hnve pain
rt trnmbles.
M.
lujiin,
ny arm aha-
d.
*'. my hand
..id.
I tremble
}fn..i<id.
. 1 «hakn, 1
m..]cad.
". V. it ska-
lca{/, ox-ma-
n.v. S.JVt-
is weak, it
rtuKjak.
i-law ; pl.-
8on-in-law,
rm-hole.—
; oningwi,
pniy;) pi.
msaa/i, his
islcignman,
low.— J\V«
t ; I will
turn, we
sons spok-
Kinitami-
-Kijagadi,
nkin.
. Onoyan,
my aunt,
( my Ti^other't sister; i also, my step-
mother; pl.-taj/. S. Niti«i4joi».
A\now, s. an. my cheek; pi. nin<noa<j.
-htnuw. thy cheek ; onowan, his
rhoek or cheeks,.
yinn<joss, s. rny annt, (my father's
sister; ) i)\.~n(f. Ongotmn, his Cher)
aunt.
Niniii(j(m8» , s. my mother-in-law;
\^l-ari.-Ki«i(/08is8, thv mother-in-
Invv; oaigosinsan, his ( her) m Hher-
inlaw.
yiimnm, s. my father-in-law ; pl.~
a/j -Odnissan, his (her) father-in-
i:nv.
Kin- tihingwan, s. the upper part of
•ny 'eg. up from the knee, my
t iigh.-A'i tchi/igwan, o tchiiujwan ;
thy thigh, his thigh.
JS'tii tchitimoanujan, s. the bone of
my thigh, my thigh-bone; x>\.-an.-
O tchinificanu/an, his thigh-bone.
^in tchishihddatjaii, s. the bone of
my hip; ki tckiskibodagan, otchi-
Mhodagan; the bone of thy, his
hip.
Np)., num. four, (before 8u!>stantives
denoting mi8.\.sure of time or other
things,)
Niohaninhidj.
yii huh/nan. ( nin)
Mohina. (nin)
Nvihinaq. {nin)
Niohonucan.
yiode.
Modewiiimin.. (nin.)
Niogamig.
Niofjamigisunin, ( nin)
KiogixiasuHujis. ( nin )
yiogiran.
KvujH'aiiaijad.
Ningwanagis. {nin)
Xiogwmiind. {nin)
Ni6hi7n'ni. (nin)
yinm/'nag,
JViiinag.
Xionijigan.
yionik.
Xioninaj.
yp)s'>imig. {nin)
Nioahininiin. {nin )
yiushk.
I Niimhkln.
I Niijuid.
Niosnag.
Aumiiman. {nin) ^. Aydbaninindj
Nijohidman. Nijohina, etc., a'l
ways changing in English, two in-
to //ur ; as : Nij<jhaninind-' twd
times a handful. yi<,banini,uti,
f,)ur times a \\^ni\i\\V.~-yi}obul',,.
nan, { nin ) I tie two together. iV'»o.
bidman, {nin) I tie four together,
-And so on respectively.
Niiigadc, n. v. 3. p. he (she, it) has
four legs, (is a quadruped;) p. nao-
gaded.
Niogijigad, a. Thursday, (four days
after Sunday ; III. Zheterlik.)— S.
Nijogijiaad. yi/ogivana^ud.
A^iogijigad, u. v. it is Thursday : p.
naogijigak.
Niohwew, {nin) n. v. I have four
wives; 3. p.-e. ; p. noohwewid.
Nipan, 8. my lungs.-A't/yo/i, opdn ',
thy lungs, his lungs.
Nifiigegan, s. my rib; pi. -^n.-Opige-
gun, his rib.
Niaa.ienda(jos, {nin) n. v. I am con-
sidered dangerous, T am feared,
mistrusted; 3, p.-,.; p. nes^^sid.
yu<aienda(/wud, u. v. it is conaider-
ed dangerous, it is feared, mis-
trusted; p. nes.wak.
Ninniendam, {nin ) n. v. I fear, 1 am
fearful, easy to be scared; 3. p, 1.;
p. nes..ang.
Nifdiendaniiwin, s. fear, iriistmst,
jyisnieiidan, {nin) a. v. »n. I fear it
I am afraid of it, I mistru«t it^ 3.'
p. o nis... ; p. nes..afig.
ytsnienima, {nin) a. v. ^m. \ fear
him; I mistrust hjm; 3. p. (nm..n;
p. nes..maJ.
yimkosi, s. an. ear of Indian corn ;
pl.-^.
M^hangadis, {nin) n. v. I am tender,
not used to hardship ; [F. je suis
douillet;] 3. p.-i; p. nesh..iitd.
Nishungigia {nin) a. v. an. I bring
him up tenderly, softly; 3. p. o
ninh-.n; p. ne8h..ad.
Nishi. {nin) n. v. I comedown slid-
ing; 3. p. 1,; p. nashid.
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296
^ruhi. (nin) n. v. I rom« to n pre-
mature or abortivn birth ; 3. » I •
p- nrnhirl. ' ''
^^M^ihaf,ik,^mMnfn) n. v. I r«„ nftrr
pt'r»oi.8 of the other ttix ; 3. ». I ;
yYhihh,,inr>dn(f^, (nin) n. v. 1 s.-orn,
I mock; I w««to ; 3. p. l.;p. /..M..
NithihdpiniHitiH, {nm) n. v. in. I
»corn It, I mock and ridiriile it ; I
■•"|n»n(l.,rit,waHtflit;3. p.onwA...;
|^ nf/iA..anff.
Nuhihapinod'awa, (nin) n. \. an I
acorn or mock hini, I ri.iicuin him:
I Hquaiuifir or wadto aomo an. ol.i.;
J. p. (»n»*A..w; p. «f«A..«W. ■ I
JVuhthim, (nin) n. v. I p„ .lowii a |
rapid m a cimoe or Ijoat : H. d -o •
p. nashilxmvd. ' '
^'it>^^ihona,{nm) a. v. an. I tako him
ilovyn the stroam ii> n onnoe ; 3. p.
ontsh..n;\>. na»hihouad.
Jyf»hujiwanifi, {nin) n. v. I riot I
causa disturbance; 3. p.-,' ; p. ,Uh
J^MMgiwanMwin, n. riot, diaturbon-
ce.
iVuhimoffad, o. v. it comes down, it
elides down, it descends; p. tiasA
iVwAiW, 8. my brother, or mv
sister, (younger than I;) pl.-iaa.
Att/Hmum, .1. mv niece; nl an --S
Otch. Gram. Chap. II. ' ''
IfisM/Hmi, n. V. 3. p. the cow has
a calf untimely, abortively; p.
n«ehid. ' '
2i'uhiwanddad, \\. v. it spoils it
perishes; is ruined; p. nesh..dak
^nhUranadakamigad, u. v. there is
trouble, dissent ion; p. nes/t..<j,d:
-Atshitrtmddakamti/is,(mn)n v I
make trouble, "l cause disturb-
ance; 3. p. ^-i; p. „fi(,k..Aid.
I^uhtwanadal-mnifjidwin, s. disturb-
ance, noise, trouble.
^^ioAiioanddendam, (nin) n. v. I am
disturbed in my thoughts, I have
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I rnuso him trouble of mind, to l„.
'I'Nturbed in his thoughts; 3. n o
nuh..n; p. nenk.iul. ^'
yimiwanddrndnmoirin, n disturbed
and troubled mind or thought.
NMiwanddu,(ntn)n.v. I become
"polled, wicked, ruined; 3. n. .;■
AMhiwanadJia, (nin) a. v. an [
"poll him. I seduce him, ruin hini
1 lUHke hiiM wi.ked, uuhuppv I
waste, s.iiiander orspeu<l fooliN|,|v
, soino an. ol)j. 3. p. „ nli,h..n; „
^'iitkiwan„dji(jiju'„, (nin) n. v. J
cause trouble with my words I
»matattler;3. p. 1.; p. ;*.M..//w!
^MlniiunHuljiuhmin, (nin) com. v
wo spoil (iiid luin each other, we
give trouble to one another. i>'
n*ah..dHliiti. '•
.MMkinuind'djiiir,; (nin) n. v. I cause
trouble and disturbance; J spoil i
waste;3. ,,. J.;p. ,,e,A.,„,^^ ' '
^ishtwandiljiiwfnuKjatl, u. v. it
causes trouble; it is ruining; n
jSuhiwdnndjitchiijade, or -magad \\
▼. It IS spoiled, it 18 wasted; u.
l"'»li:dr(j, or -tnagak.
^^imticunndiitchiijam, n. v. 3. p it
18 vvaste(l or spoiled, {an. obj.) „.
^'is/it'ivanddjitc/iif^^, (nin) ti v I
waste, I squander, i spend use-
lessiy and foolishly- 3 o J • „
■AifMivanddjitchinmnn, g. waste
squander, siJoiMiig.
^"iKhiwnnmlJit„n, (nin) a. v. an I
spoil It; 1 waste it, I spend it fool-
isnlv I aiiniit,.!.,. ;> j:^ '
my mind; 3. p. 1.; p.
trouble in
nesh..angi.
yiiMiranddendamia, (nin) a. v.
an.
1 I i . ' "l'^"" 11 1001-
"ly, I squander it, dissipate it
rum,t;3. p.,. .,/,/.. p >„shM
^Un/nwannnuma, (lun ] a. v. an I
trouble him V, If, WW dK- despise
hini;.J.p.o ,', . .^,.,,^^^. J^
^^t.sUiwu>nimudun, (nin) a v in I
despise it, speak ill against"it; '3
p. « //^.<A, . . ; p . nef:h..anQ.
Mshtwe (uin) „. y. [ kill, I murder;
J- p. I.; iKJiegfuwed.
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Nt>,h,wrm,uM,l, „. V. it j. killing, ,t
Jy, aiaunieror;3. p._,;p. „„A.:
SuhhrHrin, »• killiriH, mnrdflr.
In'.T!!; "; P"-""'"""-" abortive
aiiffrr I C8«t iU)«ry looks; 3. p. -V;
p. nrithkahul. ' '
MMnUma, (nin)n. v. ««. [ look
p. nriin..mail. '
Xuhktthawhin, (niu) a. v. /«. f look I
at It w.tl, aagor; 3. p. o «,>/*...; p. '
Mshkadrndnm, (nin) n. v. 1 have
•;..«rytonght.s;3/,,,, p/JX*:
iyMd(/en<l(tnnnnn, s. angry thihk-
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atiKrv
1.; p.
nm/wtHhlta, n. v. j have
laco, 1 look angry; 3
»»mA..'/W, or nt»h..kwi. '
«ivf;| |.l. 'm.-foA-tanH/««, thy
JVishknnj,H an. my „..il. (on a t.ogar
in« angry thought; pi. _«„,
Ji^AWj* («,«) n. V. I am angry,
.Vj«M-«rf«MAAA. (rt»/i) n. V. I u«e to bo
angry, I am given to anger, lam
pas-sionat,., choleric; 3. p. -;• n^
iygh..ki4l. ' ' '
XifhknilmUiilimmAnin) coin. v. wo
iK'ar each other with anger, we
make eaeh other angry with our
words; p. nesh-duljig.
A'lshkdduitawa, {niu) a. v. an. I
hoar him or listen to him with
anger, he makes me angry with
Ilia wrn-ds; 3. p. anv,h..n; p. ,ieiA
Mshkadisiivin, s. anger, wrath
rancor. '
NithkddHa, (nin) a. v. a». See the
freo. J\anu?tkudjia.
liishkddjigmima, (nin) a. v. an. I
speak to him with anger; 3 p
OHuh..yi; y. )mh..nud.
^*«Mcddji-g%,jit, {nin) n. v. S. 3V-
thkatmanos.
Mkadjlgijigud, 8. day of wrath;
[L. (lies irae.] '
Nishkadji-gijwe, (nin) n. v. ] speak
angry; 3. ^. 1.; p. nefih.jved.
^tsMddji-gtjn'enm, a. angry speak-
ing. ^ '^
or loe; aim), claw orhoof;p|.-%
x\uhkn,al>„ma, (nin) a. v. an. S.
ISi^/duUinagoit, (nin) n. v. I look
aiiury;;j. p. _,•; p. ntih...'ita.
JStKMnnfnijos, (nr,t) n. v. 1 speak in
aya8Hion,angry;3. p.-i;p.rtMA..
Mfhkn^itafjoiiwin, a. S. NUhkadii-
l/tjwcwin. r
iVW.i«.v<fe4,<.a, («/n) a. v. «/». I hear
'■ "peak angry; 3. p. o ni,h..n;
NiMu'mma,(niH)a. v. a«. I B,«ait
to him angry; 3. p. „ ni.L.n,- ,,.
Ni.'f/4kii,ufnge, (nin) n. v. I am in
•TiStT, I keep anger or rancor, I
nm rancorous; 3. p. i.; f.neah..
MkendJii,(,Ak,(nri)u. v. I use to
keepangetlong;3.p.-»-; p.neth..
NiKhketulfitjes/tkiwin, s. a bad habit
ot keeping long rancor or anger.
lyiK'ikenojtgewin, niakkeningewin , s
anger, rancor. "
liiMinima, (w. ^) a. v. a«. I have
angry thoughts against him, I ani
angry with him, I keep rancor
towards him; 3. p. o »»«/♦..»; p.
^uhkendan, (nin) a. v. »V*. I have
angry thoughts against it: 3. p o
nisli...; p. n€iih..ang.
J\tshkinindimin, (nin) com. v. we
have angry thoughts against each
other, we keep anger towards on©
another; p. nesh..didjig.
Ntshkinindiwin, s. anger, mutual
anger.
li'i.shkeninge, (nin) n. v. S.Ni»hkend.
ji(fe.
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MshUa. (nifi) a. v. an. I offend
nun. I make him angry, I irritate
him; 3. p. oniekUan; p. neshkicul.
Nixhrdilne, (nin) n. v. my heart ic
anGrry;3. p. l.;p. nesh..ed.
:\ishHdce'vin., s. an'^er in the heart.
NixhH-ijaitima, (nin) n. v. S. Ni-
ifhk(i(lji-(ja>i'»ia.
NMHicinn, (nin) n. v. pers. it frets
me, m:ikPs i. ■. angry; 3. p. onish...:
p. ncshkuijnd. '
Nishkiiwe, (nin) n. v. I make people
angry, I give occasion to anger;
3. p. ].; p. nexh..ived.
Nisld-ima, (nin) a. v. an. I make him
anary with rnv >rords\ 3. p. o
_^iish. .n\ ^. neshHm id.
Nishkina, (nin) n. v. I make him
angry, holding him, or pushing
,,PV"i •'• P- " nish..n; p. ncsM-inad.
JSislikmaici. (nin) a. v. an. I treat
him ill; 3. p. o nish..n; p. nesh..
lOiUl.
Ni.shkindunin. (nin) com. v. we
make one another angry with onr
wnrd.s: p. Msh..didji(j.
NiMindiwin, s. anger caused by
words.
Mshkinc, (nin) n. v. I am angry
being sick, (so jonir or so much;;
3. p. 1.; p. ncM-ined.
Mshkinjpj. s. mv eye; mv face; pi.
-on,.— K'hkhnJi<j, osMinjig; thy
eye, his eye.
NiMiiiwan. s. my
tfWik, Ofhtigwan;
head.
Ni^h 'vmdmid'i mi, wwm. eighty.
Ni^hma^svndanah. num. eighty hun-
dred. ei_','ht thousand.
Nish wam/n idanako.simin . ( nin) num.
V. an. we arc eishr, thousand in
number; p. nesh..svl)iij.
M.<ihmann)nidan'iku'adon, num. v. in.
there are eight thousand, (m. obj.)
yishwas.<>imidanaweinin , (nin num.
V. an. we are eighty of us; p.
7iesh..wedjit/.
NishwassimylanaweK'an. num. v. ii„.
^there are eighty, (in. objects.)
Nishwasso, num. eight, (before
head.— ^eVAifi-
thv head, his
substmtives denoting measure, of
ti:n3 or other things.)
Nish Ilia isohandniwij.
1 M^h'oassohilonan. (nin)
I Nish'vafiiio'iina. (nin)
Ni^hwaasiihinaq. ( nin )
jyis/iu'iiS'Hihoniiran.
Nislncits.'tnde.
NishiiHtesridewi simin. ( nin )]
Nishivtss'ii/dmiij.
Nish imtisofja m iijisimin . ( nin )
Nishwafif! gisisswagis. (nin)
Nitih'CihisdijWdH.
^ ^i^h'vaitii'HJwanagad.
' fiif:h>vam>gwanagi4i. (jiin)
I ^ifhwastiagwanend. (nin)'
I ^ishwassdl-amin. (nm)
^iti/iwassominag.
I l^inhwassdnaff.
i ^ifhwassonijigan.
\ ^inhwfissfinik,
1 ^ifhwassonindj.
I ^i)i/nna.<iso/ifiimng. (nin)
I ^ishwassnshinimin. (nin)
I ^ isk'i'a,i.sos7i,kin.
'•; ^ia/umsarmd.
j ^i.ihiva,<isossao.
j ^isfi/oassii,ss'iiman. (nin)
. J^ishioaggwahiciinan, (nin)
^ifhwass'Waiagad.
j ■^if/iica-^.s/miagimnin. (nin)
I ^uhwasswak. '
Ajshn'osswakosim in. ( nin )
^tshioassmahoadon.
■^'i^hwas.<iinahucwan.
■'^hkwa.ti^wakwoagan.
Nuhioasswatig.
-iVii/Hra.ssiveg.
JVlsh>ra.<im'eu'an.—S. Mjohanenindj.
Nij()hidonan.Nij6}iina, etc., always
changing in English, two into
eight\&s: Kijohanenindj. two times,
(twice) a handful. 'jSfishwassola-
nenindj, eight times a handful.—
JSijdhidonan, (nin) I tie two to-
gether. Ki^hraxsiihidonan. (nin)
I tie eight together. And so on
respectively.
y^inJiwdtisa'i, num. eight.
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Kishwdtch. nin, (nin) num. v. an.
we are eijjht of us; p. ne.ih..djig.
Nuh'mtchvuj, num. eight times,
Nishwatchmon, num. v. in. there
are eight, {in. objects.)
Nisid, s. my foot; pl.-ara.
Mukahiden, {nin) n. v. I gnash, I
collide the teeth in anger; 3. p.-i;
]). ')rfi..nid.
.Visl-ahuMama, (nin) a. v. an. I
u'nash at him in anger; 3. p. o nis..
n; p. ne.s..wad.
Xiskadad, u. v. it is bad weather: p
neskadak.
Xidadenilam, (nia)n.v. I think it
is too bad weather to go some-
where; 3. p.\.;p.ncti..ang.
.\idygwayiadc. or-maaad, u. v. S.
A'skamagad.
Jiskuflwavje, (ain) n. v. 1 sew orna-
ments or ruffles to a vestment; 3.
p. 1.; p. vag..c/ed.
Niskamagcul, u." v. it is embroidered
or ornamented; p. nafi..gak.
Xiskanagweh'higan, s. ruffle; [G.
Krause;] pl.-a/i. j
Mskoiikn, (nin) n. v. I walk or i
travel in bad weather; 3. p. l.jp.
lu's-.kag.
Niskasoma, (nin) a. v. an. T disturb
him with my words in his sleep,
or in any state of tranquillity; 3. p.
nis..u\ p. nets. .mad.
Niskia, {nin) a. v. an. I encumber
him with a heavy pack; or with
much work or care; 3. p. o nis..n;
p. naskiad.
Mskig(/mari, s. an. snot This word
is always preceded by a possessive
pronoun, vvhich remains attached
to it; as: Kiniskig< man, winiskigo-
manan, etc.
Xiskiigon, {fiin) Yters. v. it encum-
bers me in my walking or travel-
in%" 3- p. nis...; p. nan. .god.
Niskikoge, {nin) n. v. I encumber
people; 3. p. 1.; p. nas..ged.
Niskikagon, (nin) pers. v. 'it encum-
bers me, (not on a voyage;) 3. p. o
nis...; p. nas..god.
Niskiknn, {nin) a. v. in. I encumber
it; 3. p. ni^k...; p.nas..ang.
Nuhtkawa, (nm) a. v. an. I encum
her him, (not on a voyage,-) 3, p. o
ms..n\ p. nas..wad.
Mskimam%we, {nin) n. v. my eye-
brows are bristled up; 3. p. 1 • p.
n as.. wed. * 'i
Mskimhiensikaian, {nin) a. v. in. I
embroider or trim it with small
glass-beads; 3. p. o nis...; p. nas..
ang.
JSHskiminensikadc, ov-magad, u. v. it
is ornamented or trimmed up with
small glass-beads of different co-
I iors; p. naa..deg, or-?nagak.
JViskiminensikana, {nin) a. v. an. I
trim or ornament some an. obi.
with small glass-beads; 3. p. o nis
..n; p. nas..7iad; imp.-kaj.
JStakimiuensike, (nin) n. ' v. I em-
broider or ornament in glass-beads;
dp. I.; p. nas..ked.
JXiskindihe, {nin) n. v. my hair is
bristled up, it is all in disorder;
[r . J ai la tete ebour;aee;) 3 p 1 •
p. nas-hed.
Nukingweri, {nin)n. v. I make faces,
grimaces; 3. p.-i; p. nas..nid.
Jyiskitchigadt. or-magad, u. v. it is
ornamented with lace or ruffles; p.
nas..dfi^, or-inagak.
Niskitchigan, s.lace, ruffle.
Nislitchi,i>.{nin)x\. v. I ornament
with lai'c; 3. p. 1.; p. nas..ged.
JSisktteni7nangan<djigau, s. epaulet,
a military ornament worn on the
shoulders; pi. -a/?.
Md-oiije, {nin) n. v. I have a large
family, many children; 3. p. 1.; p
nashmjcd.
JS'issn, [nin) a. v. an. I kill him, 1
murder him; 3. p. n nissan; p. nis-
.w/; imp. nishi.
Mssdbawadon, {nin) a. v. in. 1 wet
it, I moisten it; 3. p. o niss...; n
ves.dod.
Nissahaivana, {nin) a. v. an. I wet
some an. obj.; 3. p. o nis..n; p. nes
^..nad; imp. niftnalniiraj.
■Xifsahawas, (nin) \i. v.. 1 get wet;
3. p.~o;p. nes. .sod.
JVissabawe, {nin) n. v. I get wet, 1
teai
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am wet; also, I am drowned; 3. d
i-',p.nes..wed.
Msmbawe ot-magad, n. v. it gets
wet, It 18 wet or damp; p. nes-weq,
^issdbi<jma,(nm) a. v. an. I let him
down on a rope; 3. p. o nis^.n; p.
nas..nad. ' '
^mdhigiiian, {nm) a. v. in. I let it
down on a rope; 3. p. ,, nis...;x>. naa
If~issnkghu(jade, or-magad, u. v. it is
let town on a rope; p. naa..deg, or-
JS'issAhigimganJnin) I am let down
on a rope; 3. p.-o; p. nas..8od.
J!^MsaUgitaAnin) n. v. 1 comedown
onarope;3. p. l.;p.,,„,..^^.
JM^mh,kme, or-maaad, u. v. it falls
down {tn. metaf;) p. nas..seq, or-
stream with the current, in a ca-
noe orooat; 3. p.-^; p. na,..ru>d.
Msmdjiwafi, adv. down, below
( respecting the course of a river or
of rivers.) iVis,sadjiwan nimvi-ija
^ZTy'J '"^•^"'' to go below neit
S^' ^^'J'" »"«'ance, from Lake
Superior down to Detroit, or fur-
ther below.) S. Ogidadjiwan.
Ntssadjiwe, {nin) u. v. S. Nis, ik-
Nissaie, s. my brother, (older than
i;) pl.-^a<7.
Nissan, adv. below, down.
Ntssdh, adv. at the foot of a hill or
mountain, below.
mssdkiwe, {nm)n. v. I descend a
ajnll or mountain; 3. p. l.") p. ,«,,
NMsakiwehato, {nin) n. v. S. 6!^ffl/f-a
djiwehato.
NissdlcoUJon, (nin) a. v. m. I break
It down; 3. p. o nis...; p. «a5..rfo(f
AtA'«a^mrtM,/,i.tf, (wwi) a. v. an. Ot
>J. JSassdkonamawa.
Nissdkanan, (nin) a. v. in. Ot S
N^assdhman.
NmdkosAl-aJnin) n. v. I fall down-
3. p. 1.; p. nas..kad.
JSismJcpshka, or-magad, u. v. it falls
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Nxsmhoshlcan, {nin) a. v. in. I let i,
fall down;3. p. .«^,...,.p. „,„.„;"
itfalIdown,(««. obj.)also,Ihur
hnn in falling upon hirn; 3. p. o"/s
■■n',p.nas.Mad. H- "«^s
Nissdkossc, (nin) n. v. I slide down-
3. p. 1.; p. nas..sed. '
^t^-1; ""'-"''"J^^h «• V. it slides
down,- It opens, it is thrown onen-
V. mis. .eg, or-magak.~Tchiheua
■ mgon gt.tu,,aIcossewan apiZ^^
hod Jesus Mahaiatigong: the graves
vvere^openedwhen^Je?usdfe7oi;
i\Wi«ya.ma.(mVOa. V. an. I take
himdownorcarryhimdown;3.p
^issandawaton, {nin) a. v. in. I take
U^orc...yitdown;Vp...,...!!^,«
MssdndmveAnin) n. v. Idescen.i.I
go down or come down on a lad
cler, on stairs, or from a tree, etc. -
ji. p. 1.; p. nas..wed.
J^issandawebato, {ni?i) n. v. I run
down stairsor down a ladder; 3 p
irt*««/^aW««;im,(^*,i) a. v. „n. I
down-^'"''"''"-'''^'"''I^'''hin^go
im^ ' ^" P- "..'^w-w; p. na3..tvad:
imp. ms..na)L '
'^ome'-'f ^^"'''^' "/ ^- '' '^ ««d, lone,
some, p. nas..waJc.
sorl.^'fr-/'^'^''^)"-^- ^«'n «ad,
sorrowful, lonesome; 3. p I ■ n
^Ifowrf M ' ^''''*] "• ^' ^ P"' my foot
^?.**"«'«'«. adv. in the middle
s\tssawaiiwan, u. v. it is the tniddle.
between two other objects; p. J,:
Mss'ean, {nin) a. v. in. I stir s. th. in
a vessel, (sugar,etc.)3. p. cms...:
p. nesseang. '
iV/s,e/j/«» 's. maple-sugar, .'loose,
not in solid cakes;) [F. caejonade.j
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^metge, {nm) n. v. I stir, (especi-
ally sugar in sugar-making:) 3. p.
1.; p. nes..lcag.
Nmi, num. v. 3. p. he is three, three
in one.
Nimhi^iigade, or-magad,\i. v. it is
pulled down; p. nas..deg, ot-ma-
gak.
Nisnbidon, {nin) a. v. in. I pull it
down, I make it fall down; 3. p. o
fits...; p. nan.. dad.
Mssulimin, (nin) com. v. we kill
one another; p. nessididjig.
Nmtdiwin^ s. killing of several per*
sons, massacre,carnage, slaughter.
Nudgon, {nin) pers. v. it kills me;
3. p. o nus...; p. wasigod.
M,'n>igifcuhi:ofi, {nin) or ninnissig-
mifi/ihvan, n. v. 1 leap down, jump
down; 3. p.-i;p. nas..id.
Ji8«i7n, s. my daughter-in-law; pl.-
Msdmidana. num. thirty.
Si^dmidanalc, tmm. thirty hundred,
three thousand.
Nissimidanakosimin, {nin) num. v.
we are three thousand in nmnher;
p. ncs..sidjig.
J\'miinidanaicemin, {nin) num. v. an.
weare thirty,- p. nes..we.djuf.
S Isdmidanaweivan, num. v. in
thereare thirty, {in. objects.)
Awsimin, {7dn) num. \. an. we are
three; p. nesddjig.
Mmna, {nin) a. v. an. I put him
down, (any an. obj.) 3. p. o nisd-
nan; j). nandnad.
Hismnan, {nin) a v. in. I jiut it
down; 3. p. oniss...; p. naadnang.
Mmng. num. three times.
Xmingwam, {nin) n. v. I sleep pro-
foundly; 3. p. 1.; p. nes..a7ig.
Nminon, num. win. thereare three
(in. obj.)
Ximtii, adv. right, well, exactly.
JS^isdtd-diidam, t^nin) n. v. I av , right,
1 do it prudently, exactly; 3. p. ].;
p. nes..dng.
Xitisitawab, {nin) n. v. I discern, I
recognise; 3. p.-t; p. n€s..bid.
m.
P-
V. I under-
• !•; p. nes..
JSigsitawahama, {inn)n. v. dn. I dig
cern him, I recognise him; 3. n
«M..«; p. nes.. mad.
Ni^ntawabandan, {nin) n v
discern it, repognise it'; 3.
nis...; p. ness..ang.
Nuidtawcndam, {nin) n.
sitand, I conceive; 3. p
ang.
Nisdtawenddn, {nin) a v in I re-
cognise it. (in thoughts;') I'com-
prehend it, conceive it; 3. p. o
^'w...; p. nes..anfr.
Nindiawenifna, (nin) a. v. an. 1 re-
cognise, him, (in thoughts;) 3. p.
o 7itss..7i; p. 7ies..mad.
Nissitaivi7ia(je,{7iin) n. v. I recognise
people; 3. p. \.;'j). nfs..ged.
i^unlautnagot, {nin) n.' v. I look
known, I am easy to be known, to
be recognised; 3. p.-i; p. nea..sid.
JSusitaivmagwad, u. v. it looks
known, it can be recognised, it is
easy to be known; p. nes..'wak.
JMtssitau-i/tan, {nin) a. v. in. I re-
cognise it; I know it; 3. p. o nis...:
p. ties.. ang.
Nissitawi7ian masinaiqan, (wm) 1
can read. " ^ \ j
jS'isdtazvinawa, {nin) a. v. an. I
know him; I recognise him; 3." p.
oms..n; p. nes. .wad,
Mssitc/dMna, {nin) a. v. an. I spoil
It by tasting it often in my hands,
by handling it too often, {an. obj.^
P- 7iess..nad; imp.
.n;
3. p. nis
nissiMnhij.
Mssitchihinan, (;itw)a. v. in. I spoil
it by taking it often in mv hands.
by handling it too often'; 3. p. o
7ns...; p. 7its..ang.
Nmito^idan, (wm) a. v. in. I know
what It IS, by taking it, 1 know it
by the taste; 3. p. o nis...; p. 7ics..
dang. '■
M.s-sitd/)idjige, {nin) n. v. 1 know s.
th. by the taste; 3. p. l.;n.nes..
{I'd-
j\'issitu2Jwa, (7iin) a. v.ati. I know-
some an. ohj. by the taste; 3. p.
I) fits.. n; p./i^s.-ivad; imp. nissitop.
wt.
m
•ijrkdb&i
Nrs
302
Masit<,t<ul!inhi, (nm) com. v. we un-
clerstiiiKieachotlier; p. nes.. did-
m%
.^^:.
.^t.Ma(f„,, (^nm) n. v. I speak ilis-
tiiictly; I am easjiv understood,
•}. p.-i; p. nrs., 1,1,1.
.^ i>isito(ag,»itci,!., s. distinct plain
speaking-. ^
yiitiifotinr/iuu?, u. V. itisintellicrible,
plain, coinpieliensible, easy to un-
derstand,- p. j,es..n'a/l:.
xVi.vcv*^/a;;i, (,an) n. v. I understand
what IS said, what I Jiear; 3. p
}•; \^.nes..a/iff. ^
Nwsitiitdn,, (nin) a. v. in. I under-
stand it, I conceive it, comprehend
It; 3. p. ,; ;u*'...; p. nes..a/ig.
msMotama, {win) a. v. an. I un-
derstand him; 3, Y>:io nis..7r, p.
Nimwebina, {nin) a. v. an. I throw
him down, (any an. obi.) 3. p. o
nis..n. p. mi8..nad.
Nif.uwcUnan,{nm) a. v. in. I throw
It down; 3. p. „ nis...; p. nas..anq.
jyissiwelnniijade, or-maoad, u. v "it
is thrown down; p. nas..deQ, or-
ma<jaJ.: ^'
Mssiwehinigan, {nin) n. v. I am
thrown down; 3. p.-o. ; p. nas..
NissiweUnige, {nin) n. v. I throw
down; 3. p. I.; p. nas..ged.
Mmwegodjin, {nin) n. v. I am rag-
ged, my clothes are all torn, the
rags are hanging down; 3. p. 1 •
J5. nas..in(/. '
Ni^dwidun^'inin) or, nin U-nisdwi-
dun, a. V. in. I bring it down iroin
some place above 3. p. o nin. • p
nds..dnd. ^'
Mssiwina, {nin) or, nin binissiwi-
na, a. v. an. I bring some an. obi
down from some place above; 3.
p. nu..n; p. nas. .nod; imp. nissi-
WlJ.
^yusd,num. three, (before substan-
tives denoting measure, of time or
other things.)
Nisso-hejiyo Kije-Manito. God is one
m three persons; 3. p.' JVesso-bfji-
god A. M., the Blessed Trinity
JVimiltanenindj.
^'umibidon'm. '{ nin )
Ayss/ibina. ( nin )
JVusobinaq. {nin)
^imibonitcan.
JVis^mie. '
JVi,s.<ii)de.
Mssodewinmin. { nin )
jVi^s.it.ganiiff,
MmMjaniisriaimin. ( nin)
JV^issoijimvagis. { nin)
JVis,<t()(jwan.
Nissagwan agad.
^Msdgivanagi^. {nin)
Nusogwanind. ( nin )
J^ issokami n. {nin)
Ni.^snminiKj.
Ni/is&nag.
^issonijigan.
Nissonik.
\ JVissonindj.
A^issoshiniag. {nin)
Nmoshinimdn. {nin)
Mssoshk.
Nissoshkin,
-^isensid.
A^issoftmg.
Musos.'siionan.
^■isswahi(jinan. {n\n)
JVisswiihi'k.
^Jsswaiagad.
J^'isswaidgisiniin. { nin)
■Njsswak. '
■^inswakonmin. {nin)
Nisswakwadnn.
■Ainswiik/vewan.
^'■isswakwoagan.
jVjsswatig.
^l.nsweg.
MssweuHin. — S
. ,,, -■ ^mobaninindj. Ni-
jobidonan. jVijnbina, e tc . , al wavs
changingin English, twomtothree:
as: mmbanenindj, two times a
handful. Nimibaninindj, three
time-s a \\nn^(u\.-Nij6bidonan,
{mn) I tie two together. Nisso-
*Nissode, s. three-hearted, that is onn nr'
the three children of one and the same
childbirth; pi -,„,;,. [111. Trojzhik ? Nin
"l^yodezke n. v. I am delivered o" three
children at once; 3. p. i ; p. „es../ced.
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hidumii, (nin) I tie three togeth-
er.— And so on respectively
^Mswi, num. thr<!(>.
iYtto, .s. niy l)rother-in-law, (a 7nale
sneakmir. A female will sav,
Nintm,mY brother-in-law,) pi.-;/
KUa, thy brother-in-law; witim,
his brothor-in-law.
37/«. This word is always connect-
ed with another word in the sen-
tence; commonly with a verb, and
in some instances with a snhst.an-
tive. It marks a custom or AaJ,(!
'" floms: s. th., or a faadUj and
power todos. th. (Examples in
many of the following words.)
^ita-nymwetam, {ain) n. v. 1 use
to contradic! or gainsay; 1 don't
often believe sayings and reports:
I am incredulous; I am disobedi-
ent; J. p. 1.; p. neL.anq.
.\Ua-akos, (nm) n. v. t am often
sijk, I am sickly; 3. p.. -i; p, ^et..
Niia-akosiwint, s. poor health, in-
nrmity '
Nitaam, (nin) n. v. I go up the
stream in a canoe or boat, on a
river, I go up against the current;
J. p. J.; p. netaang.
^Ud-a/ioH, (nm) n. v, I am industri-
ous, active, diligent, I use to work
always; 3. p. 1.; p. n.et..uL
Nita-aiiokiwim, s. industry, assidu-
ous working.
Nitu-hawddjige, {nin) n. v. I am a
dreamer, I dream often; 3. p. 1 •
V-net..ge(l. t- •■,
Nitagan, s. person killed in a mas-
sacre; \>\.-ag.
iVitagdnakwnd, s. black cloud
(mourning cloud;) pl.-,>^, '
Xitdae, (nin) n. v. I kill, (hunting
or butchering;) 3. p. 1.; netuoed.
MUagr {nm) n. v. I am in inourn-
iiig, I wear a mourning-dress; [ F
.jeporte le deuil;] 3. p. l • p. „^^„.
Magendagwad, u. v. it is desolate
, mournful, deserted, lonesome, (a
hous<', place, village, etc.) p. uef.
ivalc.
NIT
NUageowin, B. .sackcloth, mourner's
dress, penitent's dress.
Nitage'vaian, s. crape.
Nitagewin, s. mourning: [F. deuil 1
A IHO, killing of anhnlls, butcherl
ill.,.
'^'!Tfr'''\ '"• * ma" that kills
animals, a butcher; good hunter;
NUd-gUc'.idj, {nin) u. v. I soon feel
old- ih je suis frileux;] 3. p.-«;
|). net. .id. ^ '
Nitd.gikdwidam, {nin) n v. I am
quarrelsome, I am a quarreler:
•J. p. 1.; p. net..ang.
i^t'd.jawe,ul.jige, {nin) n. v. I am
flmritable, beneficent; 3. p. 1 • n
net. .ged. ' ' f i H-
iV/^«//t, adv. & a.Ij. first, the first.
^^ita,nah,{mn)&. v. I am in the first
place; 3. p.-e; p. „^^..;,^_
l\ttamabiki(i/un ax, asain, this stone
IS placed first (it is the corner-
ston,,'.) Y'.net..ing.
Nttamage, {nin) n. v. I kill animals,
or I butcher, for people; 3. p. 1 •
p. net. .ged. V ^ '
Ndamus {nin) r. v. I kill animals,
or I butcher, for myself; 3. p.-o'
p. net. .sod. ^ '
Nitamasnn. {nin) a. v. in. I kill it for
invself;_3. p. o nit...; p. wtsod.—
lym mtamason gego, I kill s. th.
^ror my own use.
Nilamasonan, {nin) a. v. an. I kill
some an. obj. for myself; 3. p. o
nit:.; p. nct..sud.~Jfahvamn<ji-
mtafnasman; I killed a bear for
ine. •
Nitamawa, (nin) a. v. an. I kill it
forhirnortohim; 3. p. o nit..n; v>.
net. .Wad. ^
mtameiulngos, (nin) n. v. I am con-
sidered the first, the foremost ; 3
P-i ; p. net..sid.
Nif-fnmdagwad, u. v. it is consider-
.~...~^..^^,j,^nu., u. V. u IS consider-
ed the hrst, the foremost ; p. net
wok.
Nitamendan, («m) a. v. in. I con.
SH or It the first; 3. p. o nit...; p.
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304
NIT
^tfamfPtma,(mn)a.v. an. I consid-
er liim to be the first ; 3. p. o nit..n:
p. net..r)ui<l.
Aitdnwjahaw,{nin)x\, v. lam stand-
ing in the first place, (.in a range;)
V. it is the first, the
3. p.-i; p. net.Aoid.
Mtainiije, {nin) n. v. I live in the
hrst house or lodge of a village or
carnp 5 3. p. 1. . p, „^.^.^^__g
Jnhkumjc,
2^'ttaminir/, {nin) n. v. I am the first-
born ; 3. p.-t ; p. nH..fiui
Jyitdmii-nn, u
foremost ; p. netamissmj. .
Nitamunagotuj, in the foremost part
of a canoe, boat, etc.
Niramonjun, s. the first-born child ;
pl.-a</.
Ifitaona, (tiin) a. v. an. T take him
up the stream in a canoe or boat, I
convey him up against the cur-
rent ; 3. p. nit.. 71 ; p. net..nad.
Mtdonje, («tH) n. v. I am often de-
livered, (of a child ;) 3. p. 1.; p. nc-
tdonjed.
Nitdfmse, (nin) n. v. (nin nita-h'inns-
;vc,)l walk well, lam used to walk-
ing : 3. p. ]. ; p. nttdossed, a unod
walker.
Jfiiau-ada(fa, (.nin) n. v. I can swim;
1 swim well ; 3. p. 1.; p. netdivad-
arjad., a good swimmer.
Miawmj, s. my ear; \^\.~an.-Kit<iwag,
otaivag \ thy ear, his ear.
AitdtvMjinwsse, (nin) n. v. I walk
well with snowshoes ; 3. p. 1. ; p.
netdtvagimosscd, a good snowshoe-
walker.
Nitdwd]camigwe.i{nin) n. v. I can go
everywhere without a trail ; 3. p.
1. ; p. net. .iced,
yitdtvandan, {nin) a. v. in. I like to
eat it, 1 am fond of it; 3. p. nit...;
p. nct..ang.
Mtd-tvanendam, {nin) n. v. I forget
easily, I am forgetful ; 3. p. 1. ; p.
nct..ann.
Jfitdive. (nin) n. v. I can speak; I
am eloquent ; 3. p. 1. ; p. ndnwcd.
.Mtdtvia, {nin) a. v. an. 1 know how j
to make it, I can make it, I use to !
make it, {an. ohJ.)3. p. nit.,n; p. I
j twtawiad.—Ki nltdwia na dihai-
I ginimvan''. Canst thou make a
' watch?
Kifriwir/, (nin) n. v.; 3. p.-/; p. „et-
airiatd. — S. yitau<igiit/o.
Nitdwi/jia, (nin) a. v. «??. I bring
him up, I raise him, (a child, etc. j
1 raise or produce any an. vegeta-
ble ; 3. p. o Tilt, n ; p. net.. fid. ~0.
pint(/, mandaminag (faic nin iiita-
mgiag j I raise potatoes and corn.
Nttuwigitgo, {nin) pass. v. 1 am
brought up, I am adult ; 3. p. nii-
awigia ; p. netdwiaiind.
Nitawigiidimin, (mn) com. v. we in-
crease in population, more being
born than die every year ; p. net
didjip.
■ Nitdmgimin, (nin) com. v. S.—Mt-
I dwigtidinmi.
j Nitawigin Utigan., u. v. the field (or
I garden) yields fruit, it is fertile ;p.
' vet..ging.
Altduii/iton, (nin) a. v. in. I raise it
1 produce it, (by cultivation, agri-
cultm-f' ;) 3. p. nit... ; p. n(4..tod,
•~J\ ilniva tchi.^s nin nifawiniton ; I
produce a great deal of turnips.
Aifatrigtracfi, {nin) n. v. I sew well,
1 iiui used to sewing; 3. p.-o; p.'
nddwigwassod, a good seamstress.
J\tlawi«s, 8 my cousin, (a male
speaking. A female will .say : Ni-
nitnoth^, my cousin.— S^. Otch
Grammar, Chap. II, ) PI. nifams-
mg. _
Mtdu'iton, (nin) a. v. in. I can make
it, I know how to make it. I use to
make it. (in. obj.) 3. p. onit...: p
vet.. tod.
Nitomendam, {nin) n. v. S. A^ana-
^(dawendam.
JSitomenddn, {nin) a. v. in. S. Nan-
agatau'endan.
M/<)menima,{nin)a. v. an. S. JVan-
agatairenima.
Nitomfnindi.'i, {nin) r. v. S. Nana-
gatau'C7ti/idi{<.
Nilomis, (nin) n v. I am pensive ; I
am solitary, I like to be alone I
don't like company; 3. p.-< ; p. ng.
iornkld.
NIW
305
Niton, {m») a. v. in. I kill it, destroy
It ; 3. \). o lut.m ; p. nttod.—Nin ni-
Conniiaw, 1 kill myself.
Mwaa7u u. v. the sWelling ceases,
abates; p. nawaang.
Niwahiyina n. {n in )
Niwaidk.
NiwaiiKjad.
Niwaiuijuiinin. {nin)—S. Nijwahi-
gvian. Nijtvahik, etc., always
changing in En '^Ush two into four
.\iwaj, s. my ioacLmy pack, my biin-
ule; pi. -an- A'iivaJ, iviwai : thv
pack, his pack. "^ ^
.Yuvak. iXiuHikmimin. Mivahwa-
(lon—S. Nljwak, etc., (mutatis
mutandis.)
Xiwakwe wan, num. v. aa.fi.in. there
are four hundred pair of...
Ni'oahco'Kjan, s. four spans, (as
measurement.)
Siwanaira, i^run) a. v. an. I kill him
I knock him down dead ; 3. p. o
m>v..n; p. naw..wad; imp. niwa-
nd.
Niwdnje iahh.te., u. v. the fire de-
creases, It goes out ; p. ncwanjeq.
y-iwaog {urn) n. v. mv swelling de-
creases, abates ; 3. p.-o; p. naivao-
god.
Xiwutinan, i,un) a. v. in. I unbend
It. (the lock of a gun,-) 3. p. o
niw...; p. ua'v..ang.
Nimatig. Niwc-g. Nl'vewan.—S. Mj-
jvatlj, etc. (mutiitismurandis.)
rsiwiinin,{mn) num. v.an. we are
four ot us; \). nawiJjig,
A *«,'//), num. itjiir.
iVUving, mi m. four timos.
Mwing inakah/u wcndanimak, from
the four winds ; (from the four
principle wuuls, north, south, east,
west. )
Niwiiion, num. v. in. there are four
J, in. ol)joct.s.) '
-Vi/m//, s. (seldom used,) my wife.
—Kiicisli, thy wife ; wiwinhan, or
wiwan, his wife. U'lujan is gen-
erally us(!d.-They also say : Nui
nvuhmotimhh. ki mindimoitmuh
wiwan; my wife, thy wife, his
wife.— The most polite term for
NOD
"wite" 13. Widigimagan, (which
also sigmfies -husband.") m»,
widigcmagan, my wife : (or, mv
husound.) Ki widigemagan, thy
wile, ^ or, thy husband.)^ o\/,S
CdT"""' ^'^ ^'^^' '''''' ^^'' ^^^'
Nodab, {7iin) n. v. I watch, I sit ud
atmght;3. p.-,,-p.w„„,^^7,2a.
ni 'rht'''^'*' ^' '^'*^''^'"Sr. sitting up at
Nodajaahhve, (nin) n. v. f am hunt-
ing or trapping muskrats : 3. n j •
p. //.wad.. wed. ''
Nudam'hwe, {nin) n. v. I am hunt-
ing or trapping beavers 3. p. 1 d
nwad..ived. f -yf
Nodtkwewe (^mn)n. v. I frequent bad
women. P am a libertine, a licen-
tious lascivious man ; 3. n. l • n
n/md..W€d. - ' ' ' P-
N'>d,ktveive/vin:s. licentiousness, las-
ciMousness. '
Nodin, a. wind.
J\^odin,u V. it is windy, it blows :
p. nwadxng. '
Nodinisli {nin) or, nin nodinoahka,
n. V. I have wind, (on my voyage ;)
3. p.-»; p. nwadinie/iid, or nwa.
kad.
J^^odjajafhkwe, {nin) n. v. S. i\Wa-
Jiixkkwe.
Nddjia, {nin) a. v. an. I acquire
some an. object, I procure it by
I i!il)or for f()ofl,( hunting or fishing;)
i 3. p. n nodjian ; p. n/vwljiad.— Oi-
gouignin /lodjiag^ni/nimdanh wa-
hoson o nndj'.an. I procure fishes.
and my sister procures nibliits, (for
our living.)
JS\)djidik<y)ne.{nvi)xi. v. ( search lice
I clean myself of lice ; 3. p. !.• p'
n)vn..mtd. ' '
Mdjilkwews, {nin) n. v S. Nodik-
We/ve .
Nudji/n, {nin) n. v. I recover from a
sickness, I an cured, healed ; 3.
p. -o ; p. wnadjinuid.
Nodjinwi, (nin) a. v. an. I cure or
heal him ; I deliver him, save him;
I restore or repair some an. obj.:
3. p. nod..n ; p. nwa..ad.
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Nodjimiwe, (vin) n. v. I hral. rurr ,
restore health ; :i. p. 1.; p. nwa.'.
wed.
Nodjimniu'emaqady u. v. it cures ; p.
nwa..(jiil- ■— Sfandan inaMiki h't-
ehi uidjimtiirrcmaoail ; this innii-
vino. curcM well, (is very whole-
some.)
I/vdJir/i'iwiivin, a. the act of healing
or curing a sick person.
Modji/notuwa, {71 in) n. v. an. I heal,
cure, v.! save, s. ih. relating to him;
3. p. mod..n ; p. 9iwa,,U'ad.
Hdjimotan, (nln) a. v. i». I cure it,
1 restore it, repair it, mend it ; 3.
p. o nod... ; p. 7iwa..tud. — Eniinek
naJri (ji-ni'iiljimoton nin tchimanf
Hast thou n^emled a little my ca-
noe I
yodjunon'in. s. recovery from eick-
_n(;ss ; U-J. Genesung.J
A'odji^kihe, {n'
[nin) n. v. I am hiint-
ingducks; ,3. p. I.; p. nwiid..bed.
N6djit(m, {nin) a. v. in. I acquire or
procure it by labor for food, (hunt-
mg or fishing ;) 3. p. onudjiUm ; p.
nnmjitod.
JNodjtnniniitve, (nin)n.\. I am hunt-
ing pigeons ; 3. p. 1. ; p. nwa..wcd.
Noe ondbikwan, s. the ark, (Noah's
ship.)
Nogendan, {nin) a. v. in. I desist
from it, I drop it ; 3. p. o nog...; p.
mvagendiivg
Jfogenima, {'nin) a. v. an. I desist
from him, 1 drop what I intended
to say to him, or to do him ; 3. p.
o nrig..n ; p. nica..mad.
Jl^6gi,\nin) 11. v. I stop; I give up;
3. p. ].; p. iiwagid.
Nogibato, {nin) n. v. j stop running;
3. p. 1.; I', nwa.. tod.
JfiigtgaJiaw. {ttin) n. v. I stop walk-
ing, 1 stand still ; 3. p.-j; p. iy)a..
toid.
Ifogina, {nin) I stop him; 3, p. no-
ginan; p. nwaginad,
Nogidhl-a, oT-magad, u. v. it stops,
(a machine or engine ;) p. nwa..
tad, OT-mngal:
K6gifihkan, {kin) a. v. »'». 1 stop it,
(n machinery, etc. 1 3. p.onog...;
p. nwanitikhivg.
J^f'giff>;m-mag(id,\}. v. S. AW/if^hkn
Aogtfon, (nin) a. v. in. ] stop in
n.nlungit; 3. p. o „„.,... ; p. Ua-
gitod.
A'<:J(\ ermj6-nina, (he female of an
iinimal; pl.-7,
Nojh'ag, s. a she-porcupine, female
I)orcii[)ine;})!.-Mia,;.
Ni'Jiiitk-iij. s. a female otter; \A.-^vau.
Ntgih, s. she bear; pl.~?w///.
Nojihwainn, ». an. skin of a female
bear; \)\.-ag.
Ncjt-mrg, s. a' female fish; ]A.~ii>aq.
j\yjfTuik, s, a she-beaver; pl.-og".
^'ojcK, s. a hind, the female o7thf'
deer-kind, as of a moose, stag,
roe-i)uck, raindeer ; also, a mare :
pl.-o;r.
Nnjcsse , s. the female of a bird :
jVr;/(,v,v?w, S. a bitcll ; l)l.-Ojn'.
Nigvicaian, s. an. the skin of a fe-
male quadnipiMl, not very large,
not larger than a deer; \)\.-aq.
jVoJeiivgin, s, the skin of a f'emalf
qiiadrniKKl of the larg(;^t kind, as,
buffalo, moose, stag ; pl.-^w.
M'JibadJige, {nin) n. v. I cannot put
all in, (ilia vessel ;) 3. p, 1.; p,
n/t'a..g(d.
Nojibadjigonagad, u. v. it cnnriot
contain all, (a vessel ;) p. nwa..
gah.
Nojifke, s. my grand-cluld, (gran,-^-
son, or grand-daughter ;) pY.-tay.
Niil-a, OT-magad, u. v. it is soft, ten
der, weak ; p. nwalcag, or~tnagaL
Nokabigad, u- v. it is soft, weak,
(string, cord, etc)
Iioka?^ii/id, n. v. 3. p. it is weak.
^tender, (silk, ribbon;) p. nioa..,iid.
NokiiJiiJcad, u. v. it is weak, it is soft,
not hard, (metal, glass ;) p. nwa..
I'al".
Nol-nbikisan. {nin) a. v. in. I make
it weak, I make it soft or softer,
by heat, (metal, 1/ .) 3. p. onok...;
p. niva..ang.
NoMbil'id, n. v. 3. p. it is soft, weai,
(silver, stone;) p. mva..sid.
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Aohtl>i/(tswa,(ni,i) a. v. an. I make
ilvvoakor Bolt, hy hoHt, (tiiotnl.
</«■) ^■\>.onok..n,- p. nwak..wad;
imji. vuk.Avi.
Nokwlail, u. V. it is Boft, ini.d : p
film.. dak.
i\6kadin, ( ni/i) n. v. T am meek, mild
ut'rillt!; 3. p.-i; p. nua..sid.
.\okiiumtawa, (nin) or, nin nokadi-
titamau-a, a. v. an. 1 am iiicfk.
Rcat (!, paMoiit towards him ; 3. p
o n,)k..n ; p. nwa..u-ad.
Sokadmwin, b. meekness, mildness.
AukatfmiKja, OT-mugad, u. v. the
snow IS sort ; p. nwa..iuu, or-ma-
gak. '
Nokaje, (nin) n. v, my skin is soft,
tender; 3. p. I. ; p. fiwakajed.
Aid-an, u. v. it is sort, tender, weak,
leeble ; p. nwalanrj.
Aokenduijus, {nin) n. v. I am consid-
ered mild J weak ; 3, p.-i ; p. nwa..
nd,
Sukendaywad, u. v. it is considered
soft, it IS soft ; it is weak : p. num..
Wfik.
Adkia, {nin) a. v. an. I make some
an. ol)j. sort, t(!nder, i soften it ;
;i. p. n6kian ; p. nwahiad.
Sokilndun, {nin) a. v. in. I soften it,
1 make it lender, {in. obj. ) 3. p. o
nok... ; [). nwa. .dud.
Adkihina, (nin) a. v. an. I soften
some an. obj. 3. p. o nvb..n ; p.
nuy..nud; imp. nokihij.
Adkide, oi--ma(/ad, u. v. it is well
done, well cooked, it is tender.
(meat, etc.) p. nwakideo, ox-ma-
gak.
Aukidce, {nin) n. v.. my heart is soft;
it IS weak, fie 3. p. l. ; p. ,,,«,
..id.
Ji'ukvjad, it is soft ; weak, (stuff
clothing material;) p. nwakiyak.
Ao/:ujd)id<)n, y^mn) a. v. in. 1 make
It tender or soft, I soften it ; 3. p.
V nok...; p. nwa.. did.
A'dkujibinu, {nin) a. v. an. 1 make
some an. obj. soft, 1 soften it ; 3.
v.o nok..n ; p. nwa..nad; \nm.-t,ij.
J/vkigigi, n. V. 3. p. it is soft ; it is
weak, (stufi; a».) p. nwakiyi^id.
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soft, weak; p. nu-u.-neu, ur-rnaoak
Nohkwanuie, ( ni„ ) n. v^' I wear sc'r
,.'''.'^V'^y^-P'.i-\V.nu>a..ied
tetider , .<. p. I. ;p. nua..ul.
^okt,,{nrn)».y. I am tender, deh-
sliip, J. p.-i.; J,. nwaki.sid.
^okmuu {nin) a. v. ,'«. [ cook it
veil, tender, soft, (meat, etc. i 8.
^i>ku^ n. V. 3. p. it is soft, tender ;
weak, not s;trong. (a„.'ob..) p
nnM.-~08cim nokisi wLasi
Mnuman ; the deer-skin is too
soft, too weak.
iV^^^/.^A(«m)r,.v.myfeetareten-
<lor, .J. p. 1.; p. nwa..ed.
tT' "•,^3.p. ft is well done,
well cooked tender, {an. oh].) p
noki.ou'aij; the fish is well coobd
r.V y , r''^^''" ="■« ^^«'J cooked.
Iwiim-a, {rrm) a. v. an. 1 cook it
well or tender, («m. obj.) 3 . p o
J>ok..n ; p. nwa..wud. ^ ^ *"• P' ''
Nuk,tr.-n, {nin) a. v. in. I soften it
^^W,(«m)n. V. I am delicate in
^^oko! voc. my grand -mother'
ilo/tw/mw, s. my grand-mother: pi
Nokwi.an, (nin) a. v. in. 1 {.crfume
-I, J. |_). <>7Mk...;p. nwa..anii.
Mot,;nfan s. herl^ that smelis good,
t. foinde senteur;] perfume
iianKincensp.
burn s. th. to give a good odor : 3.
p. I. ; p. nwa..<jid.
JSokwesnjen {nin) a. v. in. T burn if
as a perftime, to make good odor ;
J. p. m>k...; p. nu'a..ged.
jyokwe.ujenan, {nin) a. v an. I burn
«oine an. obj. as a perfume, to ma-
ke a good odor i 3. p. o nok... ; p.
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Nokwigira,{nin) n. v. an. I pnrfmne
him, I make him inhnlo tho oflor
of 8. th. 1 Inim ; 1). p. o nok..n ; p.
nu'a . .Wild ; imp. tio/i ircmri,
A'omnhiHna. (tiin) a. v. mi. I oint
or grease some an. ohj. of stone or
metal; 3. p. ,, j,i/in..n ; p. nw(i..nad,
Nomnhikinnn. (itiri) a. v. ///. I oint
or gnfasp some in. obj. of metal;
3. p. I) tinm... ; j>. nivn..nn(l.
Nomag, adv. a certain \cu^i\^ of time,
pretty lonp.
Nomagrh, {nin) n. v. I am sitting a
certain lenRth of time, pretty long;
3. p.-/; p. mra..hid.
Nomuijcirin, {nin) n. v. I don't like
to tjivj s. th., I am bepged a cer-
tain length of time Tor it before I
give it; 3. p.-^; p. nwfi..tiid.
Ndmaia, adv. not long ago, recently,
lately.
ybmahona,(ii,in) a. v. nn. I grease
or oint some an. obj. of wood ; 3.
p. o nom..n ; p. nwa'..nad.
Nomakonan, (nin) a. v. in. I grease
or oint some i/t. obj. of wood ; 3.
p. o nmn... ; p. niva..an.q.
Nomihiirn, (nin) n. v. I nod with
the head, as a sign of affirmation,
approbation or salutation; 3. p.-j;
p. mra md.
Nomiuiku-itan. {nin) a. v. in. I sa-
lute it. 1 make salutes or inclinat-
ions towards it ; 3. p. o m,m... ; p.
nwa..an(j.
Nominih'rttavay {nin) a. v. an. I
salute him, I make salutations or
compliments towards him ; also, I
give him signs of affirmation or
approbation , nodding with the
I N6mingwcna,{nih) a. v. an. I grenne
his face; 3. p. iini>m..n; p. nwa.,
nad ; imp. ndtningwen.
NomiiKjwenidin, {n'i>i) r. v. I grease
tnv face; 3. p.-o; p. nwn..srd.
lYomingwewin, s. the act of grea3ing
head; 3. )). o nrm.-n ; p. nwa. .trad.
Nomina, (nin) a. v. an. I grease
him, I oint him, I anoint him ; 3.
p. nnom..n\\>. nwaminad.
A'ominan. (nin) a. v. in. I grease it ;
J oint it; 3. p. o nom...; p nn'a..ang,
Nominignn , s. grease , ointment ;
balsam.
Nominigey (nin) n. v. I greass ; I
oint; 3. p. 1. ; p. nwa..ged.
Nomingwe. (nin) n. V. my face is j
greased; 3. p. 1.; p. nu'a..wcd. 1
the face ; also, grease or ointment
(or the face.
A'nn, (nin) n. v. I suck ; 3. p. n&ni ;
p. nwnnid.
Nona, (nin) a. v. an. I make him
suck, I give him suck, 1 suckle
him ; 3. p. ononan; p. nwanad;
imp. //7-^'.
JVona.ikh/ifi, or-magad, u. v. it can-
Tiot contain all, all cannot go in,
(ill a vessel ;) nwa..nig, ov-magak.
Nonnwatm, (nin) n. v. 'l give siick,
' I suckle ; 3. p.-o ; p. nwn...<iod.
Xiind, adv. before the end, before
the due time, before all is over.
Ndndfidis, (nin) r. v. S. Nnndsi^.
A'l'indadjiijdde, or-magad, u. v. it is
heard ;"p. niva.dcg, or~magal:
N6ndadjigax,(nin)'u. v. I am heard;
3. p.-i^; p. nwa. ..sod.
Ncnilnge, (nin) n, v. I hear, I am
not (leaf; 3. p. 1.; p. nwuudaijed,
Ndnddgm, (nin) n. v. I am heard ;
3. p.-/'; p. 7iwa..iid.
Nondagwad, u. v. ir is heard; p. nwa
..wak.
Nondagwaniwan, u. v. it is heard,
reported, it is becoming known;
p. nwa..ang.
Nondam, (nin) n. v. I hear some-
thing, a saying, a voice, a noise,
etc.; 3. p. 1. ; p. mcandang.
Nondamas, (nin) r. v. I hear for my-
self, (nobody tells it to me, f hear
it myself;) 3. p.-o ; p. niva..sod.
Nnndnmona. (niii)a. v. an. I let him
hear, I tell him; 3. p. o nf/n..n; p.
vwn..nad.
Nnndamowin, s. hearing; or any
thing heard/ pl.-an.—MnJingen-
danan nin mntchi n/mdaniuwinan;
I hate the bad sayings I hear.
N6ndan,(nin) a. v. in. I hear it; 3.
p. o nondan; p, nwandang.
N6ndas,(nin) r. v. I hear myself; 3.
p.-o; p. nwandoisod.
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NondoHs, aHv. less, deficiently.
N6ruiaw'i,{nm) a. v. an. I hoar liim/
3. p. o n>tn..n; p. nwa..wad.
Nondl.— This word has the same
si^Mli(icatiorl as nond; it signifies
«//>//?(/ upJetti-Kji.ff, or (/^nm/ aw«»/,
bnfore nil is ovttr or done, deficien-
cy. (Exain|)les in many of the
following words.)
N6nd€hiidiiike,{nin) n.v. I miscar-
ry. I come to a premature abortive
delivery or child-birth; 3. p. 1.; p.
n'va.Jed.
NoiuUithanish, {nin) n. v. I don't
survive the winter, I die before
spring; 3. p.-t; p. nwin..id.—Scc
the contrary, Nm wuhanuh.
Nundeiabaa, [nin) n. v. 1 don'l sur-
vive the night, (a sick person,) I
die before daylight; 3. p.-o; p.
nwan..scd.—Thecoiiit!iry,Ninwd-
has.
Nijndina, {nin) or, nin- nandenawa,
a. v. an. S. Nanawina.
Nondinauy (nin) a. v. in. S. Nana-
winan.
Nomti-nigidwasa, {nin) n. v. I am
delivered of a child before my
time; 3. \i.-o:, p. nwa..s()d.
XondioM, {nin) n. v. I have not
enough to give to all; or, to give
them a full share; (in a distribu-
tion;) 3. p. 1.; p. nwa..id.
Nondeona, {nin) a. v. an. T don't
give him enough; (in a distribu-
tion;) or, I have not enough to
give to him; 3. p. o non-.n; p. uwa..
nxid.
Niindes, {nin) n. v. I am deficient, I
cannot do it, cannot atlbrd it; 3. p.
-i; p. n":andcsid.
Noiidea/dina, {ni/i) n. \. an. lean-
not put it, it is too short, {an. oljj..
as iiafHitjis.sa{/,a. board;) 3. p. onon
n; p. nu'a..mad.
yonde.shi/ni, {nin) a. v, an. I leave
him behind, he is unable to walk
with me; 3. p. o non..n; p. nwa..
mad.
Nondishin, {nin) n. v. I become
weak, unable to walk any further,
(on a voyage;) 3. p. l.;p.nu>a..ing.
Nond^thkagon, (nin) n. v. pars, it
does not reach, it does not come to
me; 3. p. o iK/n...; p. nwaH..god.
NdndinUan, (nin) a. v. in. f don't
come to it; 1 don't reach it; 3. p. <,
mm...; p. ntva..ang.
Nondishkaiva, (nin) a. v. an. I don't
come to him. I don't reach him; 3.
p. o non..n; p. tiwa..wad.
Nondhfutc/tige, {nin) n. v. I don't
put enough, I have not enough to
put everywhere; 3. p. 1.; p. 7iwa..
ged.
Nondi»saton,{nin) &. \. in. 1 don't
put enough of it, I have not enough
of it to put it everywhere; 3. p. o
non...\p. nwa..t(id.
No nd ease, (nin) n. v. I cannot afford
it, my time (or my strength) is not
sufficient to do the work; there is
not enough of some an. obj., it
runs out before the right time. 3.
p. 1.; p. 7iwa..eed.
Ni/mlense. or-migad, u. v. there is
not enough of "it, {in obj.) it runs
out before the right time; p. nwa.
mj. or-magak.
Nnndiidn, u. v. S. Nmdesse.
Ndndemton,{nin) a. v. in. I cannot
put it, It is too short, {in. obj.) 3.
p. o nan. .; p. nwa. .tad.
Noitdelihih'Mcu, {nin) n. v. the
night overtakes me before I reach
a certain place, I am benighted; 3.
p. 1. p. nwa. .had.
No>uIJigade,or-magad, u. v. S. Nm-
dadJHjude.
Nongom, adv. now, at present, actu-
ally; to-day; now-a-days.
Noniahk, {nin) n. v. J suck much,
too much; 3. p.-/; p nwa..id.
Noninlikokadiinin, {nin) corn. v. we
crowd too much in a room or houre;
p. nwa..didjig.
Niinokaise, s. wren, honey-bird,
(small-bird;) pl.-^.
Nopiiuing, adv. in the woods, in the
inland; any distance from the lake-
shore. — Nopiming naivatch aton
kitchiman; put thy canoe a little
further from the shore.
Nopinadan, (rttn) a. v. in. I follow
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it, I walk hchinri it; 3. p. o nop...:
p. nwn..avg.
yopinaki,'{nin) n. v. I follow (some
prraoii or porsons going noino-
whore;) [L. sequor;] 3. p. I.; p.
nwa.kid.
ydinnaim, (nin) a v. an. I follow
iiim, 1 walK after him goiriK «onio-
wliere; 3. p. o nop.,n\ p. nwupinan-
ad; imp. nojHnnj.
Noshkana, {ni/i) a. v. an. I van it,
(somo an. prodnrn, as mandatni-
nag, Imiian corn;) 3. p. o nimh..)i;
p. uii'r..Hiid.
yoiihkiitchl(jan, or noshlcatchinagan,
fl. van for vanning, cleansing wild
rice, or other produce; pl.-a«.
Noshkdti'hujc, (nin) n. v. 1 am van-
ning, cleansing grain; 3. p. 1.; p.
nive. .ged.
Noahkaton, [nin) a. v. in. I van it,
cleanse it, {in, obj.)3. p. ononh...;
p, nwe-.tod.
ydtkwddam, {nin) n. v. I lick; [F.
ie l^che;] 3. p. 1.; to. niva..antj. I
yoskwddamuwa, {inn) a. v. an. I
lick 8. th. belonging or relating to
him; 3. p. ovos..n; p. nwa..ivad.
Ndskwddan, {nin) a. v. in. I lick it;
3. p. onoa...; p. nwa..ang.
Ao.,kirddjifff, {nin) n. v. I am lick-
nijr;.J. p. 1.;,,. nira..ffrd.
/^v^kwdva. (nin) a. v. un. I lick him
(withttie tonK„e);.3. p. „ nn,^.
pniraU-wanad; imp. n'tkwnj.
JVo.skwd,.(ninnu v. I eat the mtp.
nor bark of a tree containing the
mmorvualjuice;3.p.-o;p.;j^..
nod. "^
.V.^_. .. my fa,her.-Ar... o>>.an;ihj
fTifher,hiH lather; pi. „off*a(;,
i>'«.v/ vor. f;ithrr!
A'o/ixKuitidon, (nin) a. v. in. S. Ata-
a (I ltd I rn.
Xomedana, {nin) a. v. an. I follow
Hi8tn.rks;.l.p. „„,,,,.^ ,^,^^,^
nail; imp. no.s.swdaj.
Ndmi-nn,'wa,{nin) n. v. an. {m.noi.
rr.'.'f'^ I pursue him. I go after
im,.J. p. o nos..n; p. Ji7va..uad;
imp. nnnti/riin/.
iVw/-, s. an. chcok.-Thisvvordisal-
ways connected with a possessive
pronoun; as: Ai„ow, my cheek'
cK; Si ^'^"' '• '"'"^«"' "*»
Nuadikwewcd, or nwadjiikwmed, p
8. a. he that frequents had women
a libertine, a lascivious man : u ^
Jig. ' *^'
o.
Som^ words that mujht bt supposed to he under 0, are to he found under
Wa, as the syllabk w^ i« often pronoxmced like o \ as; Wanagek, is oftm
pronounwd, Onagek, etc.
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''^•— 'This vowol i« always pronoun-
ced in Otchipwe liko o in the Eng-
lish word hone.
0, beforu a consonant, and ^rf, before
a vowel, signilii^s, his. her, its of
their, when preceding a snb-
stantive; and it signifies, hitn, her,
it or them, when before a verb
0! interj. weii! ay, ay!— To express
approbation, consent or thanks,
ObiJaskKin, s. a kind of gray wild
goose; p[.~ivarj.
Ohiwai, s. its hair or fur, (of an an-
imal;) ]^\.-an
ObiwaianhHna,
an. reed; [F. lo-
sean; I,. arundo;j p!.-_7.
OhodasMcwaiiifihi, s. drag o n - fl y ;
musketo-cater; ^A.-iag.
Ohwd?n, s. his thigh; p\.-an.~Mb-
warn, kikcam; my, thy thigh.
Obwamima, s. thigh.
Obwdmens, s. that part of the gun-
lock where the flint sticks in, the
cock of agon; pl.-«w.
Odakuhhi. {nind) a. win. I draw
or drag it after mo, I carry or con-
vey it in a carriage; 3. p. od od...\
p. wed..ang.
Oddban, s. an. sled, sleigh; carriage,
any vehicle on which s. th. is
drawn; pi. -aj7.
Oddhand, {mnd)a. v, an. I draw or
drag him after inc, I convey him
in a carriage, (any cm. ohj.) .]. p.
f/(>d..n; \y. w€d..nad; imp. orfnJa/,
ODA
Odahanal;s.; pl.-on. S. Odahaii.
Oddhaaiao, {nind) pass. v. I ride in
a sleigh or carriage; 3. p. odabana;
p. nin wedabanigoian, win. wtdo-
hiinitid, etc.
Oddhanike, {nind) n. v. I make a
sleigh, (or anyother vehicle;) 3. p.
1.; p. wed..kcd.
Oddbi, (nind) n. v. I draw or drag;
3. p. 1.; p. wedabid. '
Oddhia,{ui,id) a. v. an. I make him
draw or drag 8. th.; 3. ^.odod..n;
p. V!cd..ad.
Oddbt-pijikl, 8. draught-ox; [(}. Zng-
ochs;]p|.-M.a^.
OddUwin, s. drawing, dragging, car-
rying in a sleigh.
Odddjignkan, s. fishing-line with a
hook, to catch fish; pl.-^n.
Odddjigoke, {nind) n. v. I am fishing
with a hook; 3. p. 1.; p. wed..ked.
Odadjipingwesse, {nind) n. v. I lie
in ashes; 3. p. ]., p. wed..sed.
Oddgim, (nind) n. v. r walk with
snow-shoes; 3. p.-t; p. wcddinmid.
Odagwanihissan, s. S. Kagwiiab.
Odaiad7nan, s. his property, (aw., obj. ^
pi. odaiaaman. — Kindaiadm, my
property; kidaladm, thy property.
Odaian, s. his dog. or his dogs.- -
M/iddi, my dog; kidai. thy dog.
Odaiim, s. his property, (in. obj.) ol,
odaiiman. — A^induiim, kidaii'm;
my property, thy propeity.
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Odajawameg, or ajawamca, s. sal-
raoa-trout; pi. .^,„a,j. \Maiwie.
goss.) ' ^ •'
OdfiUr, s. niddor, helm; also, the
plac,e where the steersinriM stands
or sits, the stern of a ship, boat,
canoe,&c.;(,l. -a/i.
Udake, (mud) n. v. I steer a canoe,
Oddk. ,bwf, s. steering-paddle, a
lOH'i and strong paddle to steer
with; pi. -n.
OdakieJcawa, (mud) a. v. an. T assist
hwn in steering; 3. p. od od.,n, p.
wed..wad. ^ l
OdakeaAiiind) a. v. in. I steer it; i
n , f' ?7 '"^-'' ^^- wedaked. \
OJ(,keshkage,<,,nnd) n. v. I succeed, !
1 am the successor of somebody;
3.P. l.;p. M;ec?.._^erf.
uaafcesfikam, hiind) n. v. S. Oda-
kenhkage.
Odakenhkawa, {nind) a. v. an I suc-
ceed in his place, I take his
charge, his office, I am his suc-
cessor; 3. p. ,xl .d..n; p. wed..wad.
Udakewm, s. steering, the act or th-.
art of steering.
Odakiwrniiii, s. steersman, wheels-
man; pi. -wag.
Odamdganak, or odamamnaiw, s.;
pl. -on. S. Okidj. •' ^' '
Odamaweshi, s. a small white bird
that appears in spring and fall; pl
-*ag.
Oddmikan, s. his ]c^vi .—Mndami-
Kan, Kidaimkan.
Odumikana!)u/,, s. his grinder, large
tooth; [G. Stockzahu.] pl. -an.—
J^indainikanahid, my arrinder
Oddmikujan. s. S. Oddmikiqegan.
Odamikigauima, s. jawbone.
Oddmikigegan, s. his jawbone.—
mndamikigegan, my jawbone.
Uaaimrt., {niiul) n. v. 1 play, (Ijkp
children;) 3. p. -o; p. wedanwmd.
uaammowagan, a. plaything for
children; pl. -an.
Odaminowin, s. children's nlav
playing. * ■"
Odand?nmakadoweshi, s. a small bird
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that remains always near th(
ground, under fallen trees, a kind
ofwren;[F. roitelet]; pl. -iW.
Odanendan,{nind) or, nind odana-
i oiiotan, a. v. in. I sip it, I draw it
iM my mouth; 3. p. od od...: p
wed. .ting. ^'
Od(i/ii.ig, '[nind) n. v. I have a
d.uighter; 3. p. -z; p. weddnissid.
Odunm4:inan, {nind) a. v. an I
have her for a goddaughter, she
IS my goddaughter; also, mx- ad-
opted daughter; 3. p. od od...; p.
wed._.kad. {V . Conl) '^
0.lnn,i.ssima, [niiul) a. v. an. I have
her for a daughter; 3. p. od od..n;
p. wed. .mad.
Odanindinig, {nind) pass. v. 1 am
his daughter; p. wedanissimid, hs
whose daughter I am.
OJdnixsimigo, {ni/id) pass. v. lam
a daughter; 3. p. oddnimma; p.
mn ivedanissimigoiilu; win laeda-
nis6z/nind, &c.
Oddnmihan,{ni7id) a. v. an. I have
her for a daught. , she is my
daughter; 3. p. td od...; p. wedan-
uml. {V. Conj.)
Oddjnhuion, {nind) a. v. in. S. Odd.
jnlii an.
Oddpibina, (nind) a. v. an. {nind
odiijnna, I take him; ninwikobina,
1 dravv him to me;) I take some
an. obj. drawing it to me; 3. p.
od od.n; p. wed..fiad; imp. (ddpihij.
Oda/nHnan, {nind) a. v. in. I take
It, drawing it to me; 3. p. od od.. ■
p. wed..ang.
Oddpin'i, {kind) a. v. an. I take
him, I accept, receive, admit him;
^.]].odod..n; p. wedapinad; imp.
odnptn.
Odd piuamadis, {nind) n. v. I take it
on me, for me, to me; 3. p. -o; p.
wed.. sod. ^
Odapuiamiwa, {nind) a. v. an. 1
accept . it from him, 1 take or
accept s. th. belonging or relating
to hiMi; 3. p. od od..n\ p. wed..wad.
Udapinan, (nind) a. v. in. I take it,
I accept It, receive it; 3. p.odod...]
p. wedapinang.
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Oddpimn anamiewin, (nind) I take
religion, I become a ChrUtian.
Oddplnan Jawendagosiwin, (tiind)
or, nind odapina'n K. Eulcaristi-
Wirt, 1 receive Communion, I re
ceive the H. Eacharist.
Oddpinigade, or -magnd, u. v. it is
taken, acceptrd, received; p. wed.
deg, or -magak.
Oddpinliras, {nind) n. v. I am ac-
cepted, received; 3. p. -o; p. wed..
Oddpinige. {nind) n. v. I take: 3. p
I.; p. toed.. (/ed: ^'
OdasJci, or -magad niU, u, y the
water falls lowers, the thUn'g
tide; p. mdasUg, or -magah.S.
Moshkagami.
Odaiagng'omin. s. an. a kinil cf mul-
berry; [F. mure de ronce;] pl.-a^.
Odatagdgomi7i'i(/awanj, s. an. a kiiid
of mulberry-shrub; pi. -ig.
Odatissiwag-rma. s. nerve, sinevr.
Ode, a. his heart. Miidi, hide: mv
heart, thy hoart.
Odeima, s. heart.
Odiimiii, s. strawberry; [F. fraise;!
(heart-bprry;) ^\. -an.
Odeimind-gism,s. an., the moon of
strawberries, the month of June. '
Odem;nind odem. my Indian family-
mark; as: Mahvi, bear; amilc
beaver; rhigid. ea^le, &c Kid
odem, od odeman; thy family-mark
his family-mark.— S. Ododeminan.
Udena, s. village, town, city; pi.
-wan.
Odenaniivama, s. tongue.
Odenawan, ii. v. it is, or there is, a
village, a town, a citv; p. wed.,
ang.
Odenawens, s. dim. hamlet, little
village, little town; nl.'-n».
Odifigwai, s. A'g. S. Oshhvji,;.
Odetonnn, {nitul) n. v. pi. we "form a
village, we live together in a
village; pi. wedetodjig.
Odihm, {ninfl) n. v. I'have lice; 3.
}>. -t; p. wedikamid.
ihwan. s. S. Wadihvan.
Odihitnanganima, s. shoulder.
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Odishiwe, (nind) n. v. I arrive: I am
a ne^v comer; 3. p. 1.; p.wed..wed.
Odiihkwagami, s. Algonquin Indian:
pi. -g.
Odishkwagamihwe, s. Algonquin
squaw; pi. -g. ^
Odiskinahm, {nind) n. v. I have
eggs of lice (nits) in my clothes.
or on my hea(l;3. p. -i;i,.wed..mid.
Odiss, a. hia navel.— Ifindiss, mw
navol; kuim, orfm-; thy, his, navel.
Odissa,{mnd) a. v. an. I come to
him; I visit him; 3. p. od od....n. p.
wedissad; imp. odinhi.
Odissaii niniskigoman, (nind) n. v
p. od
I draw back my snot; 3
od..n; p. wed. .ad.
Odifisdhama, {nind) a. v. an. I arrive
to the pcrfnt or moment of seeing
him; 3. p. „d od..n; p.wed..mad.
Odissabandun, {nind) a. v. in i
arrive to the moment of seeing it-
3. p.odod...; p. wed..ang.-~Mn
kitcM mtnwendam odistdbdndamtln
anamikoddding; J am very glad to
arrive to the moment of seeing
new-year's day again.
Odmigon, {nin-l) u. v. pers. it comes
to me. It reaches me; 3. p. od od., •
p. wed.. god. '
OdUsikagon, {nind) u. v. pers. S.
Odis.'iigon,
Oditamadis. {nind) r. v. (or, nindodi-
tamaduio/i,) ei.\. I cause it to my-
self, I am the cause that it reaches
me, I incur it; 3. p. -o; p. wed..sod.
Jdztan, (mnd) a. v. in. I come to it
or into it, 1 reach it; 3. p. od odi-
tan ; p. wedztung.
Oditaowe,{nind)n.\. I .arrive in a
canoe to a certain place; 3. p 1 •
p. wed.. wed. '
Odjdninakani'gad, u. v. there is
noise, trouble, excitement; n
tved..gak. ^
Odjnnimakivaamoir (animikig) i t
thunders frightfully, with great
noise.
Odjnnimendam, (mnd) n. v. I am
troutiled in my thoughts, 3. p. 1.
p. wed .ang.
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OdjAninnndamoivin, 8. trouble,
troubled thoughts.
Odjiihima, {ni/id) a. v. atu I troublo
him, luoU'st liiiii, [ihiijuo him;.;), p.
od od..n^ p. iViuL.ad.
Odjanimiiw,; {nind) n. v. I am
tronblcsomc; J. p. I.; p. ivt'd..wcd.
OdjanimiMs, (nind) n. v. 1 am
troubled 1111(1 molostod by my t-ick-
ncss; 3. p. /; p. wed. .mi.
Odjdnimis, (nind) n. v. I am troubl-
ed; ;j. p. ^ i, p. waijaiiiinisid.
Odja/umittujiw, inifid) n. v. I make
much trouble and iiuiso with my
speaking; ;), p. -*,■ p. wcd..dd.
Odjanimiton, (nimi) a, v. an. I
trouble it, molest it; 3. p, od od...;
1). wed.. tod.
OdJ(in,ii)nirj(!ul(i7>i^ (nind) n. v. S.
Odja /> iinitiKjiis.
OdJ<m/, ... his no«te.~MndJa»j, my
uose; kidjaiij, thy nose.
Odji. s. lly,- pi', (idjig.
OdjiijadeH; {nind) n. v. I draw back
my leg; 3. p. ■ i; p. wed..vid.
Odjinuu {wind) a. v. an. I kiss him;
;i. p. tid, id..n; p. wedjimad.
OdjimaMiki.^ s. blister, visicatory.
Odjinifiniina, {mnd) a. v. .uj. I for-
give him Ml my thoughts; 3. [>. od
(«/...«; p. Hk'd..mad.
Odjindamu'ra, {nind) a. v. an. I
kiss a. th. belonging or relatmg to
him; 3. p. nd od...n\ p. ived..wad.
OdJindaii.{nind) a. V. ill. 1 kiss it;
3. p, lid od...; p. n'fd,.ang.
Odjindim,in,{nind) com. v, we kiss
?«<'
didjig.
one another; ]).
Odiindiirin. s. kiss, kissing.
<}ajindiwini-<iiji(/ad. a. ki&sing-day,
that is, new-year's day.
OdJina,{nindi a. v, aft. I feel him,
I grope him, 1 search him by feeU
ing 111 the dark; 3. p. ad od...n\ p.
wedjinail.
Odjinan, {nind) a. v, in. I grope it,
I search it by feeling in the dark;
3. p. od dd...; p. wcL.ang.
O.IJinig6.{nnid) n. v. I feel in the
dark, I grope, I search by feeling
iu the dark; 3. p. 1.; p. wed..gid.
(MjiihiJcm, {nind) n. v. I draw back
my arm; 3. p. -»'; p. lord .nid.
Odjis/iii/^ {nind) n. v. I have a scat;
3. p. -i; [). W(d..gid.
OdJi,\/iidJano,{nind)n. v. I have a
scar on the nose; 3. p. 1.; p. wed.,
ned.
Odjifihigadc, {nind) n. v. I have a
scar on the leg; 3. j>. 1.; p. wed.,
ded.
Qdjif!hindihcAnind)x\. v. I have a
scar on the head; 3. p. I.; p. wed.
bed.
Odjia/iingu'c, {nind\ n. v. i have'a
scar in the face; 3. p. 1.; p. wed.,
wed.
Odjifikinike, {nind) n. v. I have a
scar on the arm; 3. p. I.; p. wed.,
ktd.
Odjisfdnindii, {nind) n. v. J have a
scar on tl, hand; 3. p. 1.; p. wed.,
id.
OdjiMsidc, {nind) n. v. I have a
scar on the foot; 3. p. 1.; p. wed...
di'd.
Odjishinin, s. scar.
0({ji{<Maij()n, {nind) u. v. pers. S
Odi.s.'iiJ-agfm.
Odjitrkia., [nind) a. v. an. I appeape
him; 3. i). cd od..n;u.wal..ad.
Odjitchisno, or-7nagad, u. v. it arri
ves, (a certain time, a certain day,)
it comes to pass; p. weg..seg, or-
mnnnk.
Odoii, minan,{nind)a. v. an, I have
him (her, it) for my family-mark;
3. p. (iilod...; p. wedodemid'.—Mah-
wd nind odtdeminan; the bear is
my family-mark. Miijidwan od
ododeniinan ; the eagle is his
family-mark.
Odon, s. his mouth.— Nind6n,kid6n',
m> mouth, thy mouth.
OddH. at the end of some verbs,
alludes to the conveying of s. th.
in. in a canoe or tuiat to some
place; as; A'ind djawaodon, \ cross
It. or take it to the opposite shore,
in a canoe or boat. Nin(Hweodm:
I take or convey it back again in d
canoe ur boatj etc— S, Om,
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Odondan, a. hia hoel; pl.-o-^.— jV//*-
-Wa/i, my hool; iidondan, U.y
(W<irt/>;in, s. moiilh.
()do,kwan,iwa.,{ni,,>d)ti. - . an. I strike
li'mwul, thoollmw; .,.,,. „c/oc/..«;
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p. wed..wad; imp. odofi/mann.
(idu.4-wanix/ii„., {)und) u. v. I loan
on my elbow«; 3. p. l.; „. ,^ed..
^^i'«;^«- pickerel; (lish;) pl.-«;aj;; [C.
Oya;?,'!, s. youri)? picUorol.
lhiehwami.J,». s. l\ujdnim!j.
Oijejuijini, .s. worm, (in tlio'body of a
pt!rson,)i)l.-.,/^;. -^
Oijrja<jim,{,n,ul') n. v. 1 have wurms
<".' "ly body,; :j, p„^-. ,,. ;
(hjrJagitni-mdM-iki, s. vvonii-iiif.li-
ciiio, medicine to destroy worms
vormilnge. '
Oiji, (nind) n. v. 1 have a mother-
3. p. 1.; p. wefful. '
OgUahik, adv., or ogidahikan,,, on a
rock, upon a rock.
OgiilaUkit^dn, u. v. there is stone
ii|)on siun(!, one stone upon an-
other; p; uwL.mg.
Oijula<t,iio, adv. on a mountain.
(hjidddjiwan, adv. up, upwards, (ro-
HpecHngthe course of a river or
i)t rivers,; in the upper country.—
b. Ai.smdjiwan.
Ogidadjiwe, {nind) n. v.— S. Ogida-
OgiJayimod, s. the second stomac of
a ruminating animal.
Ogidakamlg, adv. on earth, on the
surface ol tlie earth.— S. Andnuik-
amig.
Ogiddki, adv. on the hill, on a hill
Ogiddkuoe,{ji.ind)n. '. I go up on
a hdl, 1 ascend a hul or mountain;
•!• p. 1.; p. weg..wej.
Ogtddkiwtfbaio, {uliui) n. v. I run up
on a hill or mountain; ;j. p. 1 • n
weg..tod. ' ' ■
Ogidihig, adv. on tlio water, on tlie
the surface of the Wdiar. -Jesus
ogvhhig gi-bimom; Jesus walked
on the water.
OgiHgamu,. adv. on the top of a
lodge or hoii.se. '
^^■fj'l^n"' *"' "''•"^•''' '"^''' ^ f'P' <"*>
rwy/,/o„, a,lv, on the lips, witli the
lipsonly, (not with the heart.) •
<Wjma, an V. .'ihove, on the surface;
JHJ^^^ttu' outside, outwardly, super.
(hjihulanangwe, s. lizard; nl.~^
(>il>kdna.n., (nind) a. v. ^a. fhave
her lor an adopted mol her, she is
mv adopted mother; also, n y (jod-
molher;;^ p.,^/„y.. ,'^^^f^
Ogtkiunn, s. S. Manidtkawrn:
Ugima, {mnd) n. v. an. I have her
for a mother, she is my mother;
•i- V._<dog..n; p. w,;gimad. Kid
ogimin, thou art my mother. JCif.
v'-;/.m,«t>i,thou who art my moth.
er. Am wrgmigoian, thou who
art onr w. nhor.
Ogimd s. chief, chieftain; superior
apnt; oflicer. pl.^ag. Kitchiogima,
King, emperor. "^ '
Ogimd-gijigad, day of the Kings
Kpilihany. *■ '
Oginidkamlage, {nind) or, nind ogi-
m.,d-andamag<', n. v. J am chief or
8up(>rior over people; 1 reign; .3
Oginia'camlnmdgemagad, u. v. it
reigns, it has povver over peonle-
P; n','it..gak. ^ '
Ogi/ndkandan, (nind) a. v. in I am
at l^he head of it, I am chief over
It, 1 have power over it, it is un-
der my command; 3. p. odo,/. .• n
weg..ang. '' ^'
OginidkanJawa, {nind) a. v. an. I am
his chief, his master, his superior
h.^s^kuig;3. p. odog..n;^^^,g:
Oginidkandawe {nind) n. v. I com-
mand, I rei.ni; 3. p. i.; p. ^^^_,
wed.
Ogimdkaniw, (nind) n. v. S. Oai-
m iw. <>
Ogimdkwe, s. the wife of a chief; a
female chief; pl,-^. Kitchi-oai-
makim, queen, empress.
Ogimdiwew, {nirid) n. v. I am tho
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wife of a chief; I am a queen, an
empress; 3. p.-t"; p. we(j..wid.
Oaimdkwewia, (7iin(l)R. v'. an. I make
ner a queen, I crown her; 3. p. od
o^..n; p. wee. .ad.
Ogtmaw,{nind)n. v. I am chief, I
command, I reign; 3. p -i; p. weg..
wid.
Ogimawadu, {?nnd) n. v. I live like
a chief, or I act like a chief, or
kinjr; 3. p-t; p. weg..sid.
Ogimdwia, (nind) a. v. an. I make
him a chief, 1 make him a king, I
crown him; 3. p. od og..ii; p. weg..
ad.
Ogirndwigamig, s. th chief s lodge or
house; palace, the king's house;
pl.-Ort.
Ogimd-wiwal-wan, s. the chiefs hat;
crown; \)\.~an.
Ogimawiwi/i, s. chieftainship, iho
dignity nnd iuuhority of a chief or
king; kingdom, empire; pl.-a?i.
Ogimisxa, [nind) pass. v. I am a
mother, (1 am had for a mother;)
3,_ p._ ogima\ p. >re(jiinli^ou'ln\we-
gimigitian, ict-i/i niinil , etc.
Ogia. s. his mother. —A'ingd, kigd;
my mother, tliy mother.
Ogin, 8. an. rose; pi. -«'(/.
Oginan, [nind) a. v. an. I have her
for a mother, she is my mother;
3. p. od og...; p. weg id ( V. ConJ.)
OginimiiingairaiiJ, s. an. rose-tree,
rose-hush; pl.-fV/.
Ogini'Mab?'go)i, s. rose-flower; p\,-in
Oginiwihigoning inaiid, it is rose-
colored.Vn. oi)j,
Ogintwahigonimj inanso, it is rose-
colored, an. oi)j.
OgishHmanusi; a kingfisher, (bird;)
pl.-V.
Ogitehida,s. a brave warrior, a brave,
a hero; pl.-^.
Ogitrhidaw,{nind) n. v. I am a hero,
a brave; 3, p.-/; p. V(>g..u-id.
Ogow, pron. these, these here.
Ogoioessi, s. bed-bug; \)\.-wag,
Ogwiss. {n nd) u. v. I have a son;
3. p.-t; p. ivajwissid, (which is of-
ten pronounced Wegossid. )
Ogwisiikanan, {nind) a. v. an. he is
my godson; he is my adopted son-
3. p. (,d <.g...; p. weg. .lead. (V
Conj.)
Ogwignhnciii, a. godson. — This
word is always preceded by a
possessive pronoun; as: Nina eg-
ivis,iikawin, my godson; od ogwu-
ail'awiiian, his godson, etc.
Ogwumma, {nind) a. v. an. I have
him lor a son, he is my son; 3. p.
wegu'i.siimad, (which ia often pro-
nounced wigossimdd. )
OgwiK.<im,dn, s. pumpkin; [F. citro-
uiije;] \A.-an.
OginsUnidnixhigivan, s. gourd-bot-
tle with some shot in, used as a
rattle at the Indian Grand Medi-
cine. PI. -an.
Ogiohysiniujo, {nind) pass. v. I am a
I son, (1 am had for a son;) 3. p.
\ ogwi.s.ssima\ p. ivegwudmigoiHn,
j ivvgwisdmigi.tnn, ivcgwissimind,
I (olten pionounced «('f^ommMt<Z.)
; Ogwisdnan, {nind) a. v. an. 1 have
him for a son, he is my son; 3. p.
<kI og..n; p. icegwissid, {which ]s
often pronounced wegossid.) V.
Conj.
Ojdhcess, s. an. a kind of small
shell; p\.-ag.
Ojns/ta, OT-magad, u. \ it is slip-
pery; p. wfjaikag. nr-magah.
Oj'iskabihdhin, {nind) n. v. I slide
and fall on a stoJie; 3. p. 1.; p.
w&J..i'ig.
Ojiiishigoneskin, {nind) n. v. I slide
and fall on the enmv; 3. p. 1.; p.
■>C(\j..i)ig.
Ojuskaka ndgishin, {nitid) n. v. I slide
and fall on the ground] 3. p. 1.; p.
wfj..ing.
Ojoi'ktikim, s. an. trippe de roche.
Ojdnhigoh, i. an. a kind of elm-tree;
[C. orme gras.] pl.-?'^.
Ojashikwishin, {nind) n. v. I slide
and fall on the ice; 3. p. l.;wei..
inir.
Ojnshifhin, {nind) n. v, I slide or
slip and fall; 3. p. 1.; p. tvej..iny.
OjawanaM-wahme, or-magad, u.
V. there is a blue flame; p. wes.,
neg, ox-magnk.
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Ojawano, s. a kind of blue bird.
p\.-</.
Ojawashlos, {nind) n. v. I am green;
3. p.-z; p. u)('j..t.id.
Ojawat/ikwa, or-magad, u. v. it is
green ; p. wrj..wa</, or-maffai: \
OjawuMywabwja, (>T-ma(/ad,\[n. oja-
waM-ohaga.) u. v. there are green ■
leaves, the leaves on the trees are
green / p. wej..(jag, or-ma(/aL \
QiawnM-wadusdti, (nind) or, nind
(ijawaM-waiitan, a. v. ia. 1 dye it '•
green ; 3. p. od oj...; p. icej..ang. '
Ojanmhkwudunqe, {nmd) or, ,,ind
ojawas/d-wamiije, n. v, 1 dye green;
3. p. 1.: p. wej'.yed.
OjdwashkwaduH), or. (yawachkwan-
w, n. V. 3. p. It is dyed green, (an.
obj.. f^cnilm, ribhun ; imnliwe, hand-
kerchief;) p. wfJ..god.
OjawaM-tfauii-),wa, {nind) or, nivd
(yjawutkkwati-tiwa, a. v. an. 1 dye it
green, {un. obJ.) 3. p. ud oj..n ; p.
wej..wud ; imp. <^,.ivi.
Ojawatihkaadite, ov-matjnd ; or, frjn.
wa.shkwa/id€, or-inayad, u. v. ii is
dyed green, {m. obj.) p. wej..ey, or
-macjdk.
OjawaMwa-ginehig, s. green serpent;
pl.-w/.
Ojawasfdwanair., {nind) u. v. fain'
dressed in green, 1 have a green
dress on ; 3. p. I. ; p. wej..u'd. I
OjawaMwaiiitjiide, or-7nugad, n. v. ;
{\non. ii',ava.s/ik(iidynde,) it is paint-
ed green ; p. w<>j..de<j, or-magak.
OjawaM-traniijaw. n. v. 'i.^.,i^oja-
W(ushk(iniijas!i,) it is painted green,
{an. obj. ) p. wej..nvd.
OjawaM-irai>lihi,oT-magad,n. v. it
greens, the grass begins to grow;
p- wej..kag, or-?nigak.
'>Jau'an/ikivangiva,or-magad, n. v. it
is green. ( ice, etc. ) p. wej..wag, or-
magak.
OJawaikkwasmginufade, or-magad,
(pron. ojuwahhkomiginigade,) u.v.
it is painted green, (wood, in.) p.
wcj..deo, OT-mngak.
<)jawash!,wassagmn/aso, n. v. 3. p.
\(ijauai-likufisayiingaso,) it is paint-
ed green, (wood, an.)
Ojawcukhoawegad, n. v. it ia green,
(stuff, in.) p. wej..gak.
OJawa^hkwawegini, n. v. 3. p. it is
green,_(stufl[, an.) p. u'ej..sul.
Ojia. {nind) a. v. an. I make some
a». ol)j.; ,•}. p. odojtan ; p. wejiad.
Ojxhtimawa, {7iind) a. v. an. I write
him or to him; 3. p. tjd nj..n; p. wej..
OJihiin, (nind) a. v. in. I write upon
it, I inake marks on it ; 1 describe
It ; 3. p. «(/ ^/;,..; p v'ej..ang.
Ojtlnigade, or-magnd, \\ v. it is writ-
ten, described; there are marks
upon it; p. w^j..deg, or-magak.— S.
Iiihtigade.
Ojildiijan. s. writing, writ, document;
I pl.-a«.
I OjihmjanaUk, s. steel-pen; pl.-on.
I Ojd,i.\ianah(), ink.
Ujihrinan-ashin, s. an. slate; pl.-^.
Uji iignnatig, s. pencil ; pl.-,m.
. Ojihiitjas, {nind) n. v. 1 am written,
I 1 am described ; 3. p.-o ; p. w^.,
s<d. — S. Ijihiigaa.
OjiJdigc, (nintl)n. v. I write. I mark ;
j '^:, ?■ ^-' P- '"eJ-'ged.—S. IJibiige.
, Ojtiniyewigamtg, s. writing-house,
office ; pl.-o/t.
Ojihiigewin, s. writing, the act or
art of writing.
OJihiiyewinini, s. writing man, wri-
ter, clerk ; scribe, (in the Bible ;)
\>\.-wag.
Ojif}iwa,{nivd)a. v. an. I write or
mark on some an. obj.; I describe
some an. obj. 3. p. od oj.. 71; p.
wej. .wad ; imp; ojibi.
OJiy, (nind) n. v. i am formed ; 3. p.
ojiyi ; p. wejigid.
OJiyuinan, s.' \Mic\\ or incision in a
maple-tree in making sugar; pl.-an
Ojiyaiufi, {nind) n. v. I naake incis-
ions in maple-trees, to let the sap
ru ■> out. in making sugar ; 3. p. 1.;
p. wej..qtd.
OJige, {nind) n. v. I make or build a
lodge, or a house ; 3. p. 1.; p. weji-
ged.
Ojigewin, s. the act of building a
lodge; also, carpenter's trade or
work, carpentry.
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0}igiwinmU 8. builder of* houses,
car|)f!nter ; pl.-warji.
OJiaiahznodji ( Of/in wiiawbnnfr,) Ihc
child is formed, riii its mothcn-'s
womb.)
OJiifi tnanrlamm, oiiqiimg maiula'
.ininag; the corn is formed into
car;:.
Ojwi opin, ojiqiwag opinig •a-.
knng,) the potato ia'formed, the ', ;•
tatoes are formed, (in t(\e groumi.l
Ojigtn, u. y. it is formed ; p, wfjig.
vtg.~OJi(jin ni(ifikkossiu), an herb
IS lormed, Ojiginon mashhmiwan
(muKhkodeng ;; the grass is formed,
(in the meadow.)
OJigmdagan, (nind) n. v. I have a
ftne voice ; 3. p. 1.; p. Wfi?..ang.
Ojtgwan, s. his tail, (of a iish.)
OJiiawes, (nind) n. v. I have a fine
iookmj? appearance ; 3. p._t ; p
torj.,sid. ' ^
Ojim, {nind) n. v. I fly for safety, I
flee, I run away ; I escape ; I take
^refuge ; 3. p. Cfjimo ; p. wejimfd.
Ojima, (n nd) a. v. an. I fl'y, or run
away, from him '
,. -• ; I avoid him, Kliun
him ; 3. p. od oj..7i ; p. wejimad.
Vnmoa,(miid} a. v. an. I save him by
flight, I cause him to fiee, to es-
cape ; 3. p. od oj..n ; p. wfJ..od.
Ojzmotan, (nind) n. v. in. S. Ojin-
dan.
Ojiniotawa, {nind) a. v. an. S. Oji-
ma. ""
Oiimoivin, s. flight, escape.
Ojindan, (nind) a. v. in. I fly from
It ; 1 avoid it, I shun it ; 3. p. od
(j;!...\\>.Wfj..an(h
Ojtmjihsx, [vind) n.
whitlow ; 3. p.-i ;
Jingihi,ss.
Ojinindam, {nind) n
gab.
Ojiahima, {nind) a. v. an. I put it
right, {an. obj.) I prepare It ; 3. p.
od oj..n ; p. wej..mad.
Ojissaga, or-magad, u. v. the floor
is even ; p. wtj..gag, or-^agak.
OJissagisi nahagimig, n. v. 3. p. the
board is even ; d. wej..sid.
■ )
V. I have
p. Wfj.Jd.-
V. S. Wadn-
I Oitssm, u. v. it is made, prepared
j ready ; p. ivejiftdiuf.
Ojissitamawa, {vihd) a. v. nn. I
make or prepare it 'for him or to
him ; 3, p. od (g,.n ; p. wej..ioad.
Vjissiton, {nind) a. v. in. I construct
it, prepare it ; I put it right, I es-
tablKsn. it; 3. p. od oj... ; p. wtj..
OJitfi. (nind) n. v. I am getting mv-
self ready, I am preparino-. (e's-
peciiillyjora voyage ;) 3. p. 1.; p.
Ojitaa,{vind)R. V. an. I cause him
to get ready, to prepare ; 3. p. cd
pj--n; p. ivfjifaad.
Ojitnidis, {7iitid)n. v. I prepare my-
self, I am getting myself ready ; 3
p. -o ; p. wej..8()d,
Oji/amadls, {nind.) or, nind njitamat).
!■• V. I make it to mysell^ or for
myself; 3. p. -o ; p. wej..sod.
Ojttamawa., {nind) a. v. an. I make
It for him, or to him ; 3. p. od oj..n\
p. V'eJ..wad. '
Ojifa/ru, ynind) a. v. an, S. Ojita-
■mawa,
OJitawin, s. getting ready, pi^paring,
pre|)nration.
OjitcJdgadc, ot-magad, u. v. it it^
made, constructed, done ; p. wei .
dtg. ox-mngak.
Ojitchigae, {{nind) n. v. I am made;
3. p.-o ; p. wej..scd.
OjitchishHwagina, {nind) a. v. an.
I knead it, (dough, clay, etc.) 3. p.
od nj..n :_ p. wej..nad.
OJitc/iiskHwagimn. {nind) a. v. tVi.
I knead it; 3. p. od oj... ; p. ivej
ang.
Ujitim, (nind) a. v. in. 1 make it, I
do it, I construct it ; 3. p. od mi-
ton ; p. loejifod.
Ohid, his leg ; p|. ohddan.
Ohidahl, s. an. kettle with legs.
broth-pot ; pl.-wyg'.
Ol-adal-one, s. radish ; \i\.~ojh.
Ohideiah. s. a platted cord or string;
[F. cordo natte'e ;] p.-e//,.
OJradenamawa, {ntnd) a. v. an. 1
plat it for him or to him ; 3. p. od
ok..n ; p. wek.Aoad.
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Olcadenag miiiessagawavjig, (nind)
a. V. a/i. ijI. I plat thoiiis together.
Ul-adenav, {nind) a. v. in. I plat it ;
3. p. od oJc...; p. u'cL.ang. '
(M-adtniae, {jiind) n. v. I am plat-
;,'"&' /P'"t; 3. p. l.jp. mh.gcd.
[111. pletern,] "^
Olcadctchiyade, or-7W/i.,.v ', „. v. it has
legs, (a table, a stool, etc.)
madetdman, s. leg of a chair, tabic,
etc.; pi. -aw,.
Ql-ddiyan, s. shin-bone : p!.-an.
Ohldiginchuj, s. a kind of serpent
with lour short legs ; pl.-rw.
Okddima, s. leg; ])l.-w.
Okakiganama, s. breast.— S. Kahi-
(jan.
fi««, hi.s bone ; pi. ol-anan.
Olcanah, s. «7f. ilie core; of an ear of
Indian corn j [A.-wag.
Okandik-an, s. an. buoy, (to mark the
place where a net is set ;) pl.-ag-.
■Okandil-an hclcodjikosod, s. p. a kind
of big round buoy, iisher's buoy.
Okdnima, a. bone ; pl.-w.
OkaTiisse, s. a kind of gray bird ; pi.
0/caw, (nind) n. v. there are my foot-
steps, my footsteps or tracks are
visible, (where 1 walked in the
snow, in mud, in sand, etc.) 3. p.-
i i p. wekawtd.
Okawamo viikana, or~^iagad, u. v.
there are tracks on the 'trail, the
trail is visible, it shows; p. wek..
mog, OT~magal\
Okdwanj, s. an. juniper-bush : pl.-
Okawavjimin, a. juniper-berry ; pl.-
an.
<)kaivia, (tiind) a. v. an. I see his
track where he walked ; 3. p. od
ok.. 71 ; p. wekawiad.
Okawinade or-magad, u. v. there
are tracks or footsteps, (of persona
or animals,-) p. weL.deg, or-mag-
Okawissin qjiUiganabo.,a. v. the ink is
black, (the track of the pen is ve-
ry visible ;) p. weL.tng.
Okau'iton mi/tana, {nind) a. v. in. I
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seethetrail;3.p. crfoA...;p.«,«i..
Okawiu'in, s. track, trace, footstep.
W«m.s, 8. herring; pl.-a^/.
Uk-euuf^ah, 8. an. net with small
meshes, for catching herrings ,• pi.
Oknlj, s. pipe-stem ; pl.-m,
Okihandag, s. an. cvuress-tree ;
V\-og. •
OHHwisfdn. (.nind) n. v. I lie squat •
3. p. 1.; p. wek..ing.
Oh.sl,kimanisse, s. fisher, (bird :)
\n.-g. .
Okitcliigudima, s. the right leg, in
general, without alluding to anv
person.
OHichhdkama, s, the right arm, in
general, without a report to a oer
son. ■ "^ '
Okitcldnikamang nakakcia, on the
right hand, or to the right.
Okitchinindjima, the right hand, in
general.— S. Example at Onam-
anojaaudjvma.
OkitvldniMHima, s. the right cheek
in general, without regard to a ner-
son. ^
Okitchiihkinjigoma, s. the riglit, eve
in general. ' '
OkUchlsidama, s. the right foot, in
general.
OkUthago-icassalcicane. s. a kind of
yellow flower growing in the wa-
ter ; pl.-«,.
OkoJ s. his bill, his beak, (of a
bird. )
OkonaK^, s. his blanket, his covering:
peel, paring; pl.-an.
Okunima, s. liver.
Okwa?iim,s. (pr. okonim,) beaver'*
dam, or any dam/ pl.-m.
Ohoanimihade, or-magad, u. v. there
isadatn made; p. wek..deg, or-
mu^jiik,
Okwanimike, (nind) n. v. I am mak-
ing a dam ; 3. p. i.; p. wet.ked.
Utwc, s. worm coming out of a iW%
egg ; pi. okweg.
Ohweuisdn, u. v. it is wrapped to-
gether ; p. U'ek..iiing.
OkwlmiJ, s. an. cherry-tree ; pl.-v.
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Ohoimin, n. cherry ; \A.~an.
Okwik, s. the cross-stick in a snow-
shoe ; pl.-m.
Okwinomin, (idnd) or, nind okwitii-
7ni/i, n. V. pi. we are many togeth-
er in one band, one flock, one
heap ; p.ivel-wi'indjig.—Mnnuhtan-
ishag wskwiai.djiij, a whole flock of
sheep.
Okwishimag, (nind) a. v. an. pi. I
put thotn together in a heap or pile,
(a'j. ol)j.) J. p. odoh.n; p.tvek,.
mad.
Okwiihi/i'iff, n. v. 3. p. pi. they are
together in a heap or pile, (an.
obj.) p. wekwis/n/Jiff.
Okwusrnon. u. v. pi. they are togeth-
.erin a heap or pile, (i».- obi.) p.
wekwhniKjin.
Ohwuaitonaii, {nind) a. v. in. I put
them together in a hea;) or pile,(m.
obj ) 3. p. <.d ok...; p. wek^.tod.
0?nn, adv. here, hither.
Omakuki. s. toad ; pl.-^.
Omamakis, (/rind} n. v. I have the
small pox ; 3. p.-i ; p. wem..sid.
Omamkos, a. stag ; p\.-off.
Omashhmuuio, s. (proper name of
some Indians,) the tail of a stag.
Omashh swajin, s. the hide of a stag;
pl.-f'f*.
Omaahkoswesfikan, s. an. stag's horn,
hart's horn ; p\.-aff.
Omhaandass<mu(jan,{nind) a. v. in.
I set a trap ; 3.' p. od om...; p. wem-
haaiig.
Ombdlntte, n. v. the smoke ascends ;
p. ivem..te(j.
Omhnhigina. (nind) a. v. an. I lift
him up, 1 hoist him up ; 3. p. od
om.-n; p. wein..nad.
OmbdUijinan i nind) a. v. in. I hoist
or lift It up ; 3. p. od om.. ; p. wem..
ang.
Omhahigiiiigan, s. pulley ; windlass ;
pl.-an.
Otnbahujiiiige.inind) n. v I lift up,
1 hoist, 1 work at a witidlas-s or
pulley; 3. p. ].; p.wem..ged.
Omhajeiaki^. (nind) n. v. my skm is
pufted npby a burning ;' 3. p.-o;
p. wem.. sod. i
Omhdjis, (nind) n, v. 1 play the buf-
foon, I droll, I jest; 3. p.-«; p.
Wem. .s id. "^
Omhijinwin, a. buffoonery, drollery
Ombdkamigis, (nind) n. v. I make
noise, 1 play or divert myself in »
noisy manner; 3. p.-j" ; p. wem..
aid.
Omhdkamigisishk, (nind) n. v. I use
or like to make noise, to divert my-
self in a noisy manner ; 3. p.-»;p
wem. .kid. *^'
Ombdkumigiisis/ikiwin, a. habit of
indulging in noisy amusements.
Omhdkainiyiaiwin, s. noise, noisy
play or amusement.
OtiiIidkuhiJjige, (nind) n. v. I hoist
th^ sail; 3. p. 1.; p. ■wem..ged.
O/ntHii-coidon, (tiind) a. v. in. 1 lift it
up, 1 hoist It ; 3. p. odom...: p.
wem..dod.
Omhakohina,(nind) a. v. an. I lift up
or hoi.st some an. object ; 3. p. cd
om..n; p. wcm..nad.
Ondidknna, (nind) a. v. an. I raise or
lift up some an. obj. (of wood
especially;) 3. p. od t'm..n; p. wem
..II ad.
Ombdkonan, (nind) a. v. in. I raise
it up, (especially the mast in a
canoe, with the sail tied to it ;) 1
lilt it up, 1 make u stand ; 3. p. ud
om... ; p. wem. .ang.
Ombahinige, (nind) n. v. I lift up, 1
hoist; 3. p. i.; p wcin..gid.
Omhdkwaigan, s. lever; pi. -aw.
Omhdkwaige,(nind) n. v. 1 am lifting,
raising up, (especially with a le-
ver;) 3. p. 1.; p. wem..ged.
Omldiide, or-)nagad, u.'v. there are
optical appearances of lai.d on the
sui'face of a lake or sea, called
"mirages" by voyagers. P. we»i..
tig, or-magak. [Y. il y a des mira-
ges.]
Ombanitcwin, a. mirage; [F. mirage;]
pl.-a/i.
Ombacg^ (nind) n. v. I swell up ; 3.
p.-(' ; p. 'iocm..giid.
Omldsh, (nind) n. v. I am lifted up
by the wind; 3. p.-^"; p. uvmltaiihid.
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Om^tisfma, (nind) a. v. an. I stir
him up, 1 Rxcite him; 3. p. od rm.
n; p. ivem-.tnad.
Omhasnndimin., (ninJ) com. v. we
stir lip oach otiier, wp excite each
othor to sedition or hot ; p. wcm.
didjtg.
Omhumndiwin, a. stir, tumult, se-
dition, not.
Omhd.wn<je,{7nnd) n. v. I stir up peo-
(hiibiusin, u. V. it is lifted up by the
wind; p. nnnbussiiKj.
Omhi,,{rn„d) a. v. an. I raise him,
1 incite hitn to soin.) bad action or
mischief ; 1 cause hini to disobey.
revolt; ;j. p. ,^^,,,/,,.^g^^;
bum. ^
OmhihiJe.ox-magad, u. v. it (lies up
in the air ; p. tvcni.Meg. ov-mttmik.
Umbilriniian, s. a. Ondx.-iV/im.
Omhi(jami:U', of-m.-,(/ad; u! v. it rises
"P lioiliiifi; p. uem..dc,j, ov-magok.
0>nJ,ujamuNje,(/iind) n. v. 1 niake
bull inaplo-sirui> to make tugar ■
3- p.i.; ['.Wfini... gal. '
Omhigia, {/i.,ml ) a. v. an. I make
him cry, 1 cause him to make
noise ; J. p.>d om..n ; p. weni..ad
Omliujis {nirid) n. v. I make noise ;
also, I sj.eak imprudently; 3. \>.-r
\>. wcm..si'd. '
OmhUj.siwm. s. noise ; imprudent
luiiniiaue.
On'dgwemu/ad, u. v. it makes noise;
p. wciii..ga{\
OmUma, (innd) a. v. nv. S. Oinl>ia.
Omlnii(i,{nmd) a. wan. 1 lifter raise
nirn up. (a person or any other an
obj.) 3. p. od cmbinan ; p. wembi-
V ad,
Ombinan, (niful) a. v. in. I lift or
raise it up; 3. p. od urn... ; p. wem .
ang.
Omb'iniken, {nind) n. v. I lift up my
arm; 3. p.-e; p. wem..nid.
Omhuhin pnkwejiqan, n. v. 3. p. the
bread rises up ; p. u'em..ing.
Ifinbinhkii, (nind) n. v. I rise on hich:
3- p. 1.; p. wem-kad.
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Omim-amagad, ii. v. it rises, it is
lilted uj); (). wcm..gtiJt.
Onihimleu, (nind) n. v. [ lift up my
foot; 3. p.-i; p. wcni..uid.
Ombliigan , or ombibidgan , s S
Odji nhi.lihH.
Ombi...'e,(niml) n. v. I fly up in the
ai^'; J. p. 1.; p. ucm..m/..
Oini usitckigan, s. leaven, ycst
^ Oinbusdtchigaso pakw,jigan. n' v 3
p. Miere IS leaven or y est in the
bicail, the bread is leavened • n
vr^.w .w/.-Leavened l.r<.ad, wem-
(iifHtchniaticd pahrejigan. ~ Hern-
ieayoiiod bread. ^ y , un
Oniliridvn, (nuid) a. v. in. I lift it
iipamlcarryitavvny;.3.p.o^,^;;j.
p. ■>irm..dod. *
OnM.winar{niml)a v. an. I lift him
"pandrarryh.mavvav,(aporson
oranyokher«/,,.obj.)3.p..,^,,«..
n ; p. mem. .//(id.
Onihu/idaa. {,u,„l) n. y. an. Hays.
til. on h,m to carry; 3. p. rd o'n..
", p. /riin..<id.
Omha-ca>/..{/ri/,d,) a. v. in. I stir it
up. Idtin-it;3.p. a^,w....-p. „.^
. ang. ^
OjiiJ/wttuji'iid<ni, (ni/id) a. v in I
phidvorpullu out. (thread, etc.)
OmbwtwcbiMijc, {m/id) n. v. [ over.
tlirovv, I put in disonlei and con-
fns,o„;3. p. 1.; p. „„„,..,,, ^_
Onugz, ini/id) n. v. I am s'eabby • 3
P: 1.; p. wc,nigid.-J\-i/,. liu-U ,,.j,ii',
gt._ 1 am a leper, I have the leprosy.
0,mg,Hv,. s scab: [F. galo j ]^Uchi
om gtwni, leprosy,
Omimi, s. pi-eon. wild pigeon; turt-
le-dovo; pi.-,;, OnihniMs, youn-r
wild pigeon ; \A.~ag. °
Omimi-dbi, s. Pigeon River, Laka
Superior.
OnmkM.si. a. a poisonous insect that
runs on th:? surface of the water ;
[C. petit castor;] pl.-y. '
Omixsaldini, s. belly.
Omismndamo, s. a kind of water-ser-
pent; pl.-^.
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Omissandamoivafhn, n. an. the skin
of the wuter-ocrpcn* ; pl.-ay.
Oin6dai, s. bottle, flagon, flask ; pl.-
an.
Omddai, a. crop of a fowl.
Omddena, a. (iini. vial, small hottlo.
Omonst/m, s. trail of animals in the
woods; (leer-trail; pi. -in,
Ona, at the end of some verbs, allu-
des to the convoying of some a?i.
obj. in a atnot or hiat to soinn pla-
ce ; as : Nind (ijawaona, 1 take or
convey him to the oppoaito shore,
in a canoe or boat, kin piwedna,
I take or convoy him back ajiain
in a canoe or boat ; etc. S. Odon.
Onabama, (ni,d)a. v. an. I choose
him, I select him ; 3. p. cd <m..n ;
p. wen.. mud.
Onabanad, u. v. there is a hard crust
on the snow, the snow is hard, a
Eerson can walk on it without
reakinpf through or sinking in ; p.
v)en..vak.
Onabandamc/wvi, s. choice, selec-
tion.
Ondbandan, {vind) a. v. in. 1 select
it, choose it; J. p. od on...; p. wen..
ana.
Ondhandjicjade, or-mariad, u. v. it is
selected, chosen oui of others ; p.
wen..defl, oi-magak.
Ondhandjiyan, s. a thiner selected or
chosen out of ollicr.s ; ]i\.~an.
Ondhandjiijan, s. an. some an. object
chosen o'ut of others ; \)\.-ii<j.
Ondlavdjujan., {iiiiid)n. v. I am cho-
sen; 3. \>.-(i; p. n<'n..S(.d.
Ondbandji(ie,{niiid) n. v. I choose,
I select; 3. p. 1.; p. wcn..ged.
Ondbani-f/uus, s. (i;,'»,. the moon of
the crust on the snow, the month
of Marcii.
Ondhem, {nind) n. v. I have a hus-
band, I am a married woman , 3.
p.-» ; p. wenaherm'd.
Ondbemim'i, s. hiishand ; pl.-^.
Ondbide, {nind) n. v. I have fine
even teeth ; 3. p. 1. ; p. wcn.ded.
Ondbilcad. u. v. it is even, flat, {me-
tal;) p. «;««.. Z:ai.
Oiiabilcamagad, \i. v. it is even : fp
c'est uni;J ^.tven..gak.
Onnbikin, n. v. 3. p. "it is even, (on.
ohj.joniia, silver ; assin, stone :)
p. weiL.sid.
Onnduan, {vind) a. v. in. I press it
down, (in a box, ctc.)3. p. odona...-
p.wcn..(in(j. "'
Onadaan biivabih, (nind) a. v. in. I
hammer iron, (1 beat it down flat);
3. p. od Ml...; p. iven..an(j.
Onadaigadc biwabik, OT-magud, u.
V. the iron is hammered, (not cast;)"
p. wen. dcg, nr-mugak.
Oniidamoti/n mikana, { nind) a. v. in.
I make a road well or even ; 3. n*
od on...; p. iven..tod,
Onddiiia pakwcjigan, (nind) a. v.
an. 1 knead bread ; 3. p. od on..n ■
p. ■wcn..7iad. '
Onridinigc, {nind)x\. v. I am press-
ing dov/n ; I am kneading bread ;
3. p. 1.; p. 2ven..ged.
Ondgan, s. dish ; pl.-an.
Onngdnike. (nind) n v. I make a
dish or dishes, (espcciallyof wood;)
3. p. 1.; p. wen..kcd.
Ondgan.ikewin, s. the act, or art, of
makimr dishes.
Ondganikcwtnini, s. a man that uses
to make dishes, (especially of
wood;) \)\.-uag.
Onngantt, s. dim', little dish; cup;
saucer; bowl; pi. an.
Ona.ga.sknfi, s. an. his palate.-iWna-
gad; kinagask; my palate, thy pa-
late.
Onagashoarvai, s. fine elerrant em-
broidery With porcupine'-quills ;
pi. -aw.
Onagufthvawcie, (nind) n. v. Jem-
broiderwith ,-orcnpine-quills, (In-
dian embroidery;) 3. p. 1. ; p.wen-
..ied.
Onagek, s. an. vS. Wnnagek.
Onagij, s. bowels; ])\.-in.
Onagima, (vind) a. v. an. I put a
price on .some an. obj.; also, I jud-
ge him; 3. p. t.don..n; p. wen. .mad.
Onagindamuwa, (nnid) a. v. an. I
make a pried for him or to him;
3. p. cd an..n. p. wen..wad.
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Onagindan, (ntnd) a. v. tn. I put a
pnco on it; 3. p, od on... ; p. wen..
an/f.
Ondyoith.B. evening.
Onatjoshi, or-ma/jad, u. v, it is evo-
ninp, it is late in the afternoon,
luwards evening ; p. wen..ig, or-
magm.
Oiiagoshi anamianq. evening prayer
Ves|)ers. ' or/.
Onagoshiwu8iniwin,s. eveniwa-mcal,
supper.
Onngwanaga. or-magad, n. v. there
is an even snowshoe-trail; p. wen..
gaa, or-magal-.
Onakdkwdau, {nind) a. v. in. I put
it on the spit, I spit it; 3. p. od on...;
p. we II.. UK g.
OnahikwXwn, (nind) a. v. an. I put
him on a spit, I spit him; 3. p. od
on-n; p. Win. .wad; imp. on..hvu.
Onakamiga. or-magad. u. v. there
is a plain, even, level ground: p.
weiL.gag, or-mxfak.
Onakamigrian, (mud] a. v. in I make
It even, I level it, (ground;) 3. p. cd
ona...; p. wen..aiig.
Ondhimigaigadc. ot-magad, ii. v. it
ismnde even, [■■vol, (ground;) p,
iven..deg, or-m-ignk.
Oiidkami/janu) triikana, ij.» v. the
trail or road is even, is level; p.
tven..mcg.
Ondkamrgusiichigan, s. t)ie founda-
tion of a ho\isc.
Ondkona, {nind) a. v. an. I appoint
him, (to some place or ofTice,) 3
p. od on..n\ p. wen..nad.—S. Ina-
kona,
Ondhmamaiva, [nind) a. v. an. 1
make a reunilation or law for him,
or in rejrnrd to himj 3. p. od on..n\
Tp. wen. .wad.
Ondkoiiige,{in/i.d}n. v. I make ap-
pointments, laws, regulations; 3.
p. l.;_p. u'cn..gcd.—S. Inakmiqe.
Vnakon miizg, ii. v. 3. p. the tree' is
straight; p. ■wen..tid.
Ondkomdoii, {nind) a. v. in. I haft it
I put a handle, haft or crank to it;
3. p. <;d on...; p. wen..dod.~~S. Jia-
bmkoti <luH.
Onnman, s. an. r«d clay, (for paint-
ing;) vermillion.
Onnmandjigiidima, h. the left leff. in
getieral, without regard or report
to a person.— S. Example at On-
amandjtn tndjima.
Onamaiidjinikama, left arm, in cen-
oral.
OnamandJInikamanq nnkaheia, on
the left hand, or to the left.
Onamandjtnindjima, s. the left hand,
in general, without alluding to a
Vfl^m.~Sa7iagadahmnnonaman-
djiMn/ljima, awanhime dash sana-
qad oktt('hi7iiiidjiina nhmnq. It ia
hanl tohavea sore left hand, but
It IS harder yet to have a sore right
hand. *
Onamandjinnwama, a. the left cheek,
in general. '
Onamandjuhhnngoma, s. the left
eye\ in general.
Oii'imnruJjuidama, the left foot, gen-
orally, without report to a perlon.
Oiinmamnex,{n,nd)n.x. J havetho
lerpes (a cutaneous in/iamma-
iioii;) .i. p._ij p, ivcn..sid.
On mannuaiwin, s. herpes, erysipe-
las, (an eruption of a hot acrid hu-
mor.) [K erysip61e; G. Rothlauf.l
Oi,amam.saya,gan, s. Vermillion
Onanau.s.an. the calf of his leg:
[0. seine Wade.] Mndn, kinan;
Ona.dewegin, s. dyed cloth; scarlet.
Onav,go.s, {nind) n. v. I rejoice: 3.
p.-«; p. Wen .kid..
Ondniij,mwi,i, s. joy, rejoicing.
Onamg„t,.n. {nind) a. v. in. {nind
ovanigwiton.,)\ make it joyful I
make It rejoice; 3. p. od,rL.;\.
kule, I wi 1 m,ike your heart joyful.
Onamgwcndam, {uind) n. v. 1 have
joyful thoughts, I rejoice; 3. p. 1.-
p. wcN..ang. '^ '
Onanigwend'amowin, s. i o v f u 1
thought, joy; pl.-ara. ^
Onamgu'ia. (nind) a. v. an. I make
hmi joyfulj 3. p. cd on..n\ p. wen..
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Onaiuiffan, a. dye, color; pl.-«n.
Ondtuige, {nind) n. v. I nm dying,
coloring, I am a dyer; 3. p. 1. p.
wen..ged.
Onanngiwigamig, s. dye-house; pl.-
OH.
Onanngiinn, B. dyor'a business or
trade.
Qnaneigiwinini, a. dyer; \)\.-wag.
Onapim, (nind) n. v. an. I harness
him, (a horse or di)^',) 3. p. cd <m..
n\ p. wa>h..7i(ui; imp. onapij.
Onapis. ( «»«rf ) n. v. I am hz -nessed ;
3. p.-Y>; p tian .si d.
Onapieowin, 9. harnnsa;pl.-an.
Ondhhkinaa ainvayan, {)n/id)a.\.
an. I fill a pipe;'3. p. tdun.n; p.
wen. .ad.
Onashkinadnes, (niiu/} n. v. I am
putting,' my things in ri trunk, hox,
etc.; 1 decamp, move el!'; [F. jc
plie biggage;) 3. p.-,; p. weM..ml.
OnashH'adc pashl-iyiijan., u. v. the
gun is loaded; |). ircii..de^.
Onathkinadnn /laM'i.^it/an, {nind)
a. V. »M. I loadagun; 3. p.f.dn/i...;
p. wen..d(d.
Onashwcia, or-maraid , n, v. it is
even, {vujwaiis,'bri\k\) p. wen. .an.
ox-inagal\
Onassa, (nind) a. v. an. I put con-
▼enientiy some an. oUj.; 3. p. od on
..n; p. u'c7iasHil.
Ondssigan. s. smoked meat.
Onassige, {nind) n. v. I smoke meat;
3. p. 1.; p. weii..tjfed.
Onatdwanga, ox-maijr.d, w. \ tlio
beach is even; p. uin..<jan, ox-mi-
gak.
Onate, or-marad, u. v. tliorc is soot;
[G. Ru8s;ln. w/:vaif(i, OT-ma/fuk.
Ondfon, {nind) a. v. ,n. I put it vvcll, ]
conveniently; 3. p. od <j7i...] p. tven- :
atod, I
Ond, ondj, in compt^itions, alludes
to the reasm or on'<i'i of s. 1h.; to I
the place from wh'ich, or out of
which, somr oljjcct comes or is '
obtained. ( Kx.iinpU'S in seme of
the following words.) I
Ondahate. OT-magad, n. v. the smoke
come.s from..., or outof,..; p. u}«n,.
tin, OT-m<ifjah.
Ondndad. ii." v. it comes from...; n.
weudadaV.
0/idailem,{ntnd) n. v. I weep or cry
for a ccrtam reason, (pnin, loss,
s.idnrss, fear, anger, joy;) .3. n.~o:
p. 100)1. .mad.
Ondadtmnn, {nlnd)n. v, in. I be-
waiiit;:). p. < don..; p. wen .md.
Ondiidhui ntm, {nind) n. v. an. I he.
wail some an. obj.; .3. p. ad on. •
p. wnt..m„(. (V. Conj.) '
Cudiidu^ {nnid) n. v. lam born, I
d^'srond from .. I come from...; 3.
p -''; p. wr.n..fiid.
Ondfidisia, (mud) n. v. an. I give
hnn birth, I bring him forth; 3. p.
od on..n; p. wo. .ad.
OndndiMe, (nind) n. v. 1 bring
fnrth, (a child.) I give birth, I urn
(lelivore(l,(of a ch!l(l);3. p. l.;p.
nen..kfd.—i^. J^'ifniuraKs.
Ondodisikeuin, a. child-birth, birth-
giving,
Odddi.^iton (jiind) a. V. in. I bring
it fori h, I bring it into e.xistence; 3,
p. odin...; p. u'en..t(,d.
Ondi'idhi'vin,, s. birth.
Oiidaduiwiniiji^uind, a. birfh-day.
0/idiflvdJi/i, (/::nd) n. v. I tumble
down; 3. p. ].;p. wen..ing.
Ondnihan, s. a placo froin which
watorj.s obtained, a well; p\.-an.
Ondaili {nind) n. v. I obM n vvatpr
from.... 3. p. ].; p. tven.Ud.—Mi
ima tvrndnihiiun:, I obtain water
from this place; (or, 1 fetch my
vvntor horp.)
Ondnm. nllndrs to occupation, hav-
ing no time to spare; or to th|
lofing oftime. ( Examples in somo
of the following words.)
O'dnmal-amii.is, [rnnd) n. v. I am
busy; 3. p.-«; p. wnu.sid.
Ond amend am. {nind) n. v. I am
distracted in mv thonglifs, I
am occupied bv ether thoughts; 3.
p. I.; p. wen .nrttj.
Om/nPiendan, {nind) a. v. in it oc-
cupies my mind, I cannot leave it,
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I rannot conso to think on it; 3. p.
od on...; \), wen.. aw/.
Ondaintniina, {tiuidj a. v. an. ho oc-
cupios mo in my thoughts, I can-
not loavu him, (n sick person, etc.)
J. p. od on..n\ p. ticn..mad.
Ondamia, {nind) n. v. an. I occupy
him; also, I keep him hack from
his work, 1 make him h)se his
work-time^ 3. p. od on..n\ p. wen.,
ad.
OtithimiU, (ni/id) n. v. I nm losin"
iny time hy drinking liquor; 3. p'^
1 ; 1'. wrn..bul.
Ondainihw/c, [nind) n. v, I am oc-
cupied in writing, ail my tune is
taken un by writiug; 3. p. 1.; m,
w'<i/i..tW. ' '
Oiidamiiwc, (nind) n. v. I occupy
people; also, 1 make people lose
the time, I keep them hack from
their work; 3. p. 1.; p. wen,..wcd.
Ondamuna.{nind)a. v. an. I make
him lose his work-time by talking
to hiin; 3. p. rd Mi..n; p. wvn..mad.
On<lavm,{nind)n. v. S. Ondamita.
Ondumishka, (niful) n. v. I am ab-
sent from home, occupied else-
where; 3. p. 1 ;p. wen..lad.
Oiulannsiwiii, s. occupation.
Ondainita, (ni/ul) n. v. I am busy I
am occupied, I have no time^ 3. p.
1.; p. wen.. tad.
Oiidamitagus, (nind) n. v. I occupy
people by my speaking; 3. p.-t: n.
■U'i'n..sid.
Ondamital-as, (nind) n, v. feign. 1
make vain excuses of having no
tune, I dissimulate occupation; 3.
P--o; p. wcn..s<,d.
Onda)nitM/e,(nind)n. v. I am busv
in doing this or that; 3. p. 1 • n.
um..gcd. '
Ondamonje, {nind) n. v. I am occu-
pied or busy in nursing my child
It takes me all my time to take
care of my child, (or children;) 3
p. 1.; p. 'wcn..ied.
Ondanam, {nind) n. v. I run myself
breathless after it, to reach it, to
have It; 3. p.-o; p. wen.. mod.
Undandndan, {nind) a. v. in. I
■tarve, in order to have it; 3. p. od
nn.. . ; p. wen. .aug.
Ondiiskan, come here, come this
way. '
Ond,hhime, adv. thi. way, nearer to
tills place here.
Ondnss, come here.
Ondns»,igam, adv. on thi« side of a
river, bay, lake, etc. 8. Awdssa-
(jam.
Ondiiss inal-aUia, adv. on this side
this way, here, towards this place.'
OnJiUtionng, adv. on thia side of the
canoe, boat, etc. •
Ondi Qi-jnaijiid, Q. v. it boils; p
nend((j, cx-imgak.
0/idind, (nind) n. v. I am alsent
Iroiji Lome lor such a reason; 3 u
-lip.wcndendid. *^"
Ondenima, {nind) a. v. an. I have
bad feelings, revengeful thoughts,
against^ him, fof a certain reason
3.l.odon..n;i). wen..mad.
Ondenindimin,{nind) com. v. we
have bad feelings again.st each
other or a certain reason; p.
Win..dnijtg. '^
Onduimdmnn, s. anger for such a
reason, cause of anger; cause or
title of condemnation.
Oiulih, s. Ot.S. OMiywan,
Ondtna, (nind) a. v. an. I get eomn
an. obj, (rom..., or out of...; 3. p.
(jdon..n; p. tirndinad; imp. ondin.
—Atuwcwigumigong nind ondina
hahjsh; I get pork out of the store.
Ondinamuge, {nind) n. v. I furnish
people s. th , I let them have, 1
procure them; 3. p. ].; p. wen..ged.
(Jndcnamas, {nind) or. nind ondmu-
madts. r. v. I procure to myself s.
th., I earn, I acquire; 3. p. ~o: p
ieen..sod. ^
Ondinamasnn, {nind) or, nind ondi-
namadison, a. v. in. I procure it
to myself. I earn it; 3. p. od on...:
p. wen.. sod.
Ondinamasman, (nind) or nind on-
dtnamudisonan, a. v. an. I procure
to myself sorrs an. obj.; 3. p. cd
on...;Y>.wen..8<.d.{Y. ton\.)
Ondmamawu, (nind) a. v. an. I let
Ik.
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him have s. th., I furnish him,
procure him s. th.; 3. p. od on..n;
p. wen. Mad.
Ondinan, {nind) a. v. in. I get it
from..., or out of.,.; 3. p. od on. .;
p. wen..ang. — Masinaiganing nind
gi-ondinan nin Hkendass>nciii; I
got my knowledge from bociis, (or
out of books,)
Ondinigade, or -magad, u. v, it is
got or obtained of.,,, from,..; p,
wen..deg, or -magak.
Ondinige, (nind,) n. v. I get things
from..., of...; 3. p. 1.; p, wen..gcd.
Ondiniinanganima, s, shoulder; .pi.
-n.
Ondi?,{nind) n. V. S, Ondinige.
Ondisin, u, v, it is profitible, it
brings profit; p, wendibing.
Ondisin, {nind) a. v. era. 1 have the
profit of it; 3. p. o(ibn,,..; p.wcn-
disid.
Onc?lsinan, {nind) a. v. afi. I have
the profit of some an. obj,; 3. p,
od on...; p, wendisid.
Ondji., bucause, for, on acconnt of,
for the sake of..., in regard to...;
we^idji. (S. Otch. Gram. Ch. VJ.
No. in.)
Ondji- through; as: Bodawaning gi-
ondji-pindige,viassetcMganingdash
gi-ondji-sagaam. He came in
through the chimney, and virent
out through the window.
Ondji, {nind) n. v. I come from
out of...; 3. p. 1.; p. wendjid. —
Wassawendjidjig, those that come
from far.
Ondji, or -^magad, u. v. it comes
from..., out of,..; p. wendjig, or
-magalc.
Ondjia, {nind) a, v. an. I hinder him '
or forbid him to do s. th., or to go I
somewhere; 3. p. od ondjian; p.
wendjiad.
Ondjiha, {nind) n, v. I come from...;
3. p. 1.; p. wendjihad.
Ondjibdmagad, u. v. it comes from...;
p. wen.. gale.
Ondjibide, or -magad. u v. it comes
flying from...> it flies from...; p.
wen.,deg, or -magak.
Ondjiga, or -magad; u. v. it leaks,
(the water &c., rui.s out of it, or
into it;)_p. wendjigag, or -magak.
Ondjxgawiton, {nind) a. v. in. I
make it run out of it, (liquid;) 3.
p. odon...; p. iven.Md.
Ondjigidas, {nind)n. v. I get angry
on account of...; 3. p. -o; p. wen..
sod.
Ondjiiwe, {nind) n, v. 1 hinder
people tc go somewhere, or to do
s. til.; 3. p. 1.; \\. wen. .wed.
Ondjine,{ni>id)n.\. I die for such
a reason, on account of,..; 3. p. 1.;
p. wendjined.
Ondjinana, {nind) a. v. an. I kill
him for the sake of...; 3. p. ci
f>n..7i; p. w€n..ad; imp. ondjinaj.
Ondjishkaosse, {^nivd) n. v. I walk
against the wind; 3. p. 1.; p. wen..
sed.
OndjiohJcawuam, {nind) n. v. I have
head-wind, contrary wind, (trave-
ling in a canoe, boat, &c,) C, p. 1.;
J). tven..ang.
Ondjishlawaanigivad, u, v. the
wind is ahead, contrary; p. wm„
dk.
Ondjissin. u. v. it comes from..., it
results from,,.; p. wendjissing.
Ondjitd, adv. purposely, on purpose;
much, very; thanks, thank you.
Ondondanama, s. heel, in general,
without report to a person,
Ondovje, {nind) n. v. I have a child
from...; 3. p. 1,; p. loendmjed.
Ondwiuy or -magad, u. v, a voice
or noist „omes out of,.,, or from,,.;
Tp.wen..weg, or -magak.— Wadji-
wing ondweivemagad, the noi^ie
comes from tht) mountain. <
Ondwcwidam, {nind) n. v. I speak
out of such a place; I speak for
such a reason; 3. p, 1 .; p. wen..ung.
Onendan, {nind) a. v. in. I judge it,
privately, in thoughts; 3. p, od
on...; p. tven .ang.
Onc7iima,{nind) a. v. an. I judge
him, privately, in thoughts; 3. p.
od on..n; p. wen. .mad.
Oniamawa, {nind) a. v. ati. I set
him a trap or snare, to catch him;
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V, it leaks,
3ut of it, or
3r -magah,
I. V. in. I
(liquid;) 3.
I get angry
-o; p. wen..
1 hinder
e, or to do
!ed.
e for such
...;3. p. 1.;
from..., it
issir.g.
n purpose;
ink you.
r\ general,
on.
ve a child
mjed.
V. a voice
or from...;
.— Wadji.
the noi^ie
1. '
I speak
speak for
wen..ung,
[judge it,
3. p. od
. I judge
his; 3. p.
tra. I set
atchhim;
I
3. p. od (m..n; p. wen. .wad. — Amik
fiind oniamawa, wahijeshiwag ga?-e
nind imiamawag; I set a beaver-
trap, and marten-traps, (I set traps
to a beaver and to martens.)
Onidjani, s. the female of an animal,
of a quadruped, (not bird;j pi.
~ivag. — S. Nnjesse.
Onidjaniss, {mad) n. v. I have a
child, or children; 3. p. -«'; p. uien..
std.
Onidjanissikanan, (nind) a. v. an.
he is my godchild; also, I adopt
him for my child; 3. p. od on...; p.
wen. kad. (V. Conj.)
Onidjcmissikawinan, a. S. Ninidja-
nitisikaunn.
Onidjanudma. s. child; pi. ~g.
Onidjauiufhniij, {nnid) n. v. lam
his child, he has (iie for a child.
Onidjanissimigo, {nind) pass. v. I
am child; I am had for a child; 3.
p. onidjanissima; p. tiin. wenidja-
nissimiguiun; win wenidjaniasi-
mind.
Onidjanissinan, {nind) a. v. an. I
have him for a child, he is^my
child; 3. p. od on..n; p. wen..ssid.
(V. Conj.)
Onidjanisdndan, {nind) a. v. ■in. I
have it for a child, I am its father;
3. p. od on...; p. wen..ang. — We-
nidjanissinda vg O'lgmawiMiuin;
he who has the lie for his child,
(„thefather of lies.")
Onidjaniwaian. s. an. the skin of a
female animal; pi. -ag.
Onigadaii, {nind) a. v. in. 1 carry it
on my shoulder; 3. p. od oti..n; p.
tven..a.ig.
Onigam, s. portage; pi. in. — Kitchi-
Onigaming, at Grand Portage,
Lake Superior.
Onigana, (nind) a. v. an. /carry him
on my shoulder; 3. p. od on..n; p.
p. wcniganad.
Oniganatig, s. hand-barrow, to carry
3. th. on it, pi. -on.
Onige, (nind) n, v. I make portage,
I carry over a portage; 3. p. 1.; p.
weniged.
Onigiigoina, ». parent; pi. -g.
Omige, {nind) n. v. I make trap* in
the woods, to catch little animals,
as martens, minks, etc ; 3. p. 1.;
p. voeniiged.
Onjan, (nind) a. v. in. I cut it, (a
coat, &c.) 3. y. od on...; p. wenij-
nyg.
Omjige, {nind) n. v. I cut, (a coat,
etc.) 3. p. 1.; p. wen..ged.
Onijigan, s. shred; [F. retaille;] pi.
-an.
Onijish, {nind) n. v. I am fair, beau-
tiful, fine; good, (a person or any
other an. obj.)3. p. -»'; p. wenyi-
skid.
Ontjishahaminagos, {nind) n. v. I
have a fine appearanr": 3. p. -♦;
p. wen.. did.
Onijishahuminagwad, u. v. it has a
fine appearance, it looks beautiful;
p. roeitt.wah, *
Oiiijiihendapi, {nind)' n. v. I have
fair thoughts, good thoughts; 3. p.
1.; p. wen..ang.
Onijishia., (nind) a. v. an. I embellish
or adorn some an. obj.; 3. p. od
on..n; ^.tuen..ad.
Onijishin, u. v. it is fair, fine, beaut-
iful; it is good, useful; it is agreea-
ble; p wen..ing.
Onijiskiton, {nind) a. v. in. I embel-
lish it, adorn it; I make it good,
useful; agreeable; 3. p. odon...;f.
tven. .tod
Oin.)i{;hivzn., s. beauty; usefulness.
Onika, {nind) n. v. 1 have arms; 3.
p. 1.; p. wenikad.
Onikama, s. arm;pl. -n.
Ommik^s. buo; browse, sprout; pi.
-on.
Oniip'.kokepijiki, n. v. 3, p. the ox
(or cow) eats little branches and
shrubs, it browses; [F. bour>
eeonne.jP. we,...ked.
Onina, adv. S. Wq,nina,
Oninas-pohi, {nind) n. v. I am getting
a net ready for setting; 3. p. 1.; p.
wen..hid.
Onindji, {nind)r\. v. I have hands;
3. p. 1.; p. wen..id.
OnindJigu,n, a. its fin, (of a fish;) pi.
-an.
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Onindjima, haiul, or finder, s. pi--?;,.
Onirujwi, s. liis armpit, his arm-hole;
pi. ~n. '
Oningwigan, s. his wing; pi. -an.
Oniii(jwi<;an:i, {niiul) ii. v. 1 havo
winirs;3. p. \.; \x ive}i..»ad.
Onifhka,[/niid)n. v. I rise up, (when
l.vinp, not silling;) 3. p. I.; p. wm
..fraiL—S. J'cmywi.
Onitihk<i,o\--7mi(jdd, «. v. it rises up.
It comes up; p. weii..kag, ot-rna-
ffnk.
Onixhl-alaCo, (nind) n. v. I rise up
quickly, briskly; 3. p. 1.; p. ^v//..
tod.
Onishkalina,{nind)i\. v. an. I rnise
hitn up, lilt him up; 3. p. ul <m..n-
p. ?/r'«. .«</,/.
OniMah van, {niiid) a. v. in. I raise
It U]), lilt it up; 3. p. u/r;?(...; p.
wtv..aiuj.
Onishhvn'n, s. an. his gland.— S.
-fl iniM.
Ortit-hkivia, (jiiinl) a. v. an. S. Wa-
nu/ikituu, aiic! the Note to it.
Onotuijan, s. employed person; pi.-
ag.
Onoio, pron. these, these here.
Onrwan, s. a7t. his cheek, or his
cheeks.— S. JVow.
Onsah, (fii9,d) n. v. I look from a
certain place, from a certain dis-
tance; 3. yi.-i; p. 'wtnuiiid.
Onmhama, {■mm/') a. v. an. I see
him from a certain distance; 3. p.
od ov..n; p. wen. .mud.
Onsahanduii, (nind) a. v. in. I see it
from a certain distance; 3. p. od
on...\ p. wen.. an (I.
Onsavi, adv. S (Jttdm.
Onsan, (?nnd)a. v. In. I boil it; 3. p.
oa onmn ; p. wenmng.
Onsekwe. {nind) i,. v. I boil s. th. I
make boil; 3. p. 1.; p. n'tn..u;d.
Onsihan, s. sap, vital juice of plants
and trees; [F. la seve.]
Onsika, {vind ) n. v. 1 come for some
reaso:;; 3. p. ].; p. vnuikud.—
Wegoncn ha-(.n.ylkaiun? What is
the reason of thy coming here ?—
S._ Bi-inika.
Onsika, ox-magad, u. v. it comes
ONW
from. ..out of..., p. wen..kag, or-
magak. ^
Oiusitagos, {nind) n. v. I am 4ieard
out of a certain place; 3. p.-r n
<ven...M~Tchi}mjamig,mg gi-onti-
tagoiz; ho was heard out of tho
grave; (a man that wa.s hurried
before he was really dead.)
Oimtngwad, u. v. it is heard out of a
certain place, out of s. th.; \).wen..
wak.— Giyitinvin anaktmdang qi-
h.-ondta:^ivad\ a speaking was
heard out of the cloud.
Ousitan, (nind) a. v. in. I hear a
voice or noise coming out of some
l)lace; 3. p. rd on...; p. wensitnna.
Uniitawa,{innd) a. v. an. 1 hear him
out of some place; 3. p. od on..n:
y>. wen.. Wad. '
Onso akik, n. v. 3, p. the kettle boils-
p. wensod, '
Oimmia, {nmd)a. v. a7i. I reproach
him, 1 scold him for s. th., or in
regard to...; 3. p. od on..n; p. wen
..mad.
OuAovidwass, {nind) n. v. I scold or
reproach, in regard to my children;
3. p.-o; p. wen. .nod.
On.sunge, (nind) n. v. I reproach, I
scold, for such a reason, in re-
gard to...; 3. p. 1.; p. wen..gcd.
Unm\i, {nind) a. v. an. 1 boil some
««. ol)|.; 3. ]). od onm'an; p. went-
wad; imp. (rnsui,
(haras, {nrnd) n. v. I am lucky; 3
p.-^ ; p. wefiwasid.
Onwf'unwin, s. good luck, chance.
Unwnfawa, {nind) a. v. an. I have a
foreboding of him, or in regard
to hiin; 1 augur or foretell of him;
3. p. (.d <m..n\ p. wcn..ioad.
Unwdlclu<ie, {nind) n. v. I have a
ioreboding by some mark, a pre-
sentiment; I foretell by that pre-
sentiment, or from certain signs,
1 augur; 3. p. 1.; p. wen..ged.
Onwdhhigcwin, s.presentiment, fore-
boding, prognostic, auguration,
foretelling from signs.
OnwdtcJiigcuinini, s. a man that has
presentimciiis or forebodings by
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events accordingly, an augui , fore-
teller.
Onwttwe.{nind)n. v. I have the hic-
cough or hickup.
Onwdwcwin; s. hiccough, hickup.
Oojiiheimi, (niud) a. v. an. he is my
grandchild; 3. p. od o^j.m; p. tveo..
mad.
Goss, {niud) n. v. I have a father:
3. p.-ji; p. wionsid.
OosdkananAiiind) n. v. an. I have
him for my adopted father, he is
my adopted father; my godfather;
3. p. od ooss...; p. weo.Jcad. (V
Conj.) ^
Oossima, (n>7id)a. y.an. I have him
for a father, \u, is i>.v father; 3. p.
odons..n; p. wensdmad.
Oosdmign. {mud pass. v. I am had
for a father, I am father; 3. p. oos-
stmd; p. ni?i wcomimv/oidn, win
wodnximind.
Oossina/i, (nind) a. v. an. 1 have him
for a father, he is my father; 3. p.
td oos...; p. wecsnid. ( V. Conj. )
Opdma, {tiind)a. wan.. 1 hinder him
to sleep, by talking or making
noise; 3. p. od opaman] p. wepa-
mad.
Opdwe, (nind) n. v. I hinder people
to sleep; 3. p. 1.; p. wepawed.
Opiffcgan, s. his rib; \i\.-aii.~Kipi-
(jei/a/i, hpiijigan-., my rib, thy rib.
Opihiminaii, s. stone or kernel in
fruits; \\\.-ari.
Opikwnd, s. an. gut; pl.-a^.
OpikwadJ, s. air-bladder "of a fish;
pl.-(«.
0/4kwan, s. S. JHlwan.
Opikwaiiavia, s. oack.
Opimeaii, adv. & prp. by, apart,
aside, by the side ol...; obliquely.
Opimclcana, adv. by the way-side.
Opime/ia, adv. in the side of the
body.
Opiineshima, {nind) a. v. an. I make
him lie on his side, (not on the
back;) I lay him on his side; 3. p.
odop..n; p. ivcp..mad.
Ojtimes/iin, {nind) n. v. I lie on my
side, (not on the back;) 3. p. 1. ;
p. wep..ing.
Optmeene, [nind) n. v. I fall on my
side; 3. p. 1.; ,. wep..ed.
(Jpvnit>M„n, {nind)-d. v. in. 1 lay it
d!d^^ '**'^''' ^" ^" '''^ "^•••'' p- ^^••
Opinufdn, u. v. it lies on the side;
p. w<p..i/H/.
Opin, s. nn. potato; pi. opinio.
Uptni-ohmaas, s. potato-paring; pl.-
I an.
j Opiniwigumlij, s. root-house; pl.-on,
UjnUn, s. thrush; robin: (bird;)
[h.grive:] \A.^tvag. '
Oj}wagan,s. an. pipe, (smoking-pipe;)
P' •-"£/• ■
Opwaffmt-assin, s. an. pipe-stone,
(soft white, black or red stone, fit
to make a pipe out of it;^ pi-M.
Ofugi.s. Sack Indian; pl.-^.
Oadgikwe, s. Sack squaw; pl.-o.
Otidgim,inind)n. v. 1 speak the Sack
Jaiiguiige, (the language of the
t>ack Indians;) 3. p.-o; p. wesdgi-
Omgiviowin, s. Sack language.
Oifdgin, s. his shoulder, (of an ani-
mal,) the fourth part of an animal
about the shoulder. [C. quartier
de devant.]
Osdm, adv. too ; too much; very
much.
Outuiukide, or-magad, u. v. it is too
much burnt; p. wen. .keg, ov-magah.
Ukanicndam, {nind) n. v. I have too
much care; 3. p. 1.; p. we/>..aiig.
Umnicndainowin, s. too much care
trouble. '
Osamniini, {nind) n. v. I am very
glad; 3. p.-r>; ]>. wcs..m(;d.
Oadmia. {nind) a. v. an. I treat him
hiin too badly; [F. je lui en fais
trop:] 3, p. odos..n; p. wesamiad.
Osaniiilvn. [nind) n. v. I speak too
much, I am talkative, 1 prattle,
chatter; 3. p. 1.; p. 'wes..dod.
Osdmidonowin, s. prattling, talka-
tivciiess, loquacity.
Osdmigidas, {nind) n. v. I am too
angry; 3. p.-,;; p. u'es..wd.
Otammad. u. v. there is very much
of it; (there is too much oi' it;) p"
wes..nalc. ,
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Osdminf, (nind) n. v. I am very
sick, (too much sick,) I liave verv
much paiti, (too much;) 3. p. j'.;
p. was..ned.
Osamincwin, a. a very great sickness:
Osamimjwam,{7iind) n. v. I sleep too
much, too long, I rise too late;
3. p. 1. ; p, iiies.,a>i(/.
Osdminimm, {nind) or, nind osami-
nomin, n. v. pi. wo are very many,
(too many;) \).u'es..dji(j.
Osdmimwc,{nind)T.. v. S. Osami-
don.
Osdmis, ^,nnd) n. v. I am extrava-
gant, exorbitant; I am too had, too
noisy, too Irivolous; 3. p.-t. p.
wes..sul.
Osaminiwin, s, extravagancy; excess
in making noise, m being frivolous,
etc.
Osdmitchiije, {nind) n. v. I act or
behave too badly; I do many things
which I ought not to do; 3. p. 1.;
p.wes..(/(d.
Osamiwa'ne, {nind) n. v. I carry too
heavy a load; 3. p. 1.; p. wes.jued.
Osam nihil va nind ani ihit, I say too
much of" it, I exaggerate.
Osam nin wcwihita, 1 precipitate, I
act too much in a hurry.
Osamodama, {nind)n. v. an. I speak
too much of him; 3. p. od (av..«; p.
wes.,mad.
Osdnaman, s. an. vermiilion, red
paint or rouge, to paint the cheeks;
[F. lard.]
Osnnatnani, (nind) n. v. I paint my
cheeks red; 3. p.~o;\^.n',,^..ni,.d.
Osawa, or-magad u. v. it is yellow;
p. ursau'iKj, oi~mni/id-.
Onawakm, s. an, bile; [F. la bile.]
Omwahi,{nind)n. v. Jam bilious,
1 have much bile in mo; 3. p. 1.; p.
wes.JM.
Osawahiain. s, yellow flannel.
Osawdhik, s. yellow metal, brass;
also, copper.
Osawdhiho-tinhikaivagan, s. collar of
brass-wire, worn' by pagan In-
dians; pl.-a».
OsawnUkoiis, 8. n cent, copper-cent.
~Aij osaiviihikmsan, two cents'
Nismoi osawdUkonsaih, three cents
etc. '
Omtvjdinsan ; ( nind ) osawa naan.
( 'and )
Osah'idimf/e ; {nind) osawansige.
(nind) '
Osawadusn; osaicanso.
OsHwadiaswa ; {nind) osawanma.
{nind)
Oimwadiie; osawande.—S. Ojawash-
kwadissan; ojuwas/ikwanmn, etc ;
changing in the Knglish significa-
tion green into yellow.
Osawa(j wawan, 'or osawawan, the
yolk of an egg.
Os,iu'aje.{nind) n.v. I have a yellow
skin; 3. p. 1.; p. wesdwajcd.
Osnwa-joniia, s. an. gold, (vellow
silver.)
Omwa-ioniiafradan, (nind) a. v. in.
I gild it; 3. p. od os...; p. wes..ang,
Omwa-jmiiuikade, or~jna{/ad, u. v. it
is gilt; ii.wes..de<jf, OT-macf^d-.
Osiwa-Joniiakaso, ii. v. 3. p.' it is gilt,
{an. obj.;) p. w€S..snd.
Osawajoiiiiahina, {nind) a. v. an, I
gild some an. obj.; 3. p. od 08..n; p.
wes..».ad,
Osawdkadakons, s. carrot; pl,-an.
O.-'UivanasM-o-minikan, s. mustard-
seed; pl.-a».
Osaimjin, s. yellow cloth or other
yellow stuff'; pl.-ori.
Omit\<jisa)i, {nind)B.v.in. I make
It yellow by smoke, (stuff-) 3. p.
(d os...;p. wes..an/j.
OMwe(jii-i(/e, (r.ind) n. v. I make yel-
low bv smoke; 3. p. 1 ; p.ms..gcd.
(haweguwa, (.nind) a. v. an. I make
It. yellow and soft by smoke, (a
deerskin;) 3. p. odos..wan;p.wei
..wad', imp. osawegiswi.
Osaivi ginehig, s. yellow serpent: pi
~og,
Oaawi-makate, s. brimstone, sulphur.
Otsawindibe, {nind) n v. my head is
yellow, I have yellow hair, flaxen
hair; 3. p. \.\t;>. wc8..hfd.
Omwtnes, (nind) n. v. I have the
jaundice; 3. p.-t; p. tces.,sid.
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Osdwinesiwin,s. jaundice; [F. jaun-
isse; (Jr. Gelbsucht.]
Osawinvjade, ox~maqad. u. v, it is
painted yellow; p. wea..deg, or-ma-
gah.
Osawinrjaso, n. v. 3. p. it is painted
yellpw, {an. obj.) p. wes-.sod.
Ondwin, {uind) n. v. I am yellow;
3. p.-t; p. rveaawisid.
Osawissaffim(ja/e, or~ma<jnd, u. v. it
IS painted yellow, (wood, in.;) p.
wes..deg, in-mngak.
Osawisnaginiiiaso, n.
f''..-;fuoi/, II. ». 3, p, it is
. ^ yellow, (wood, an.)
Osawikkus, s. rutabaga, yellow tur-
nip; [F. chou de Siani;] pl.-^a^i.
Oshaiuwiyan, {niiid) n. v. 1 have a
sharp back, (I am extremely lean
poor;) 3. p. 1.; p. wesh..niHj.
OsAakawa, {nind) or, ni/ulos/iatva, a.
V. an. 1 scare him, I frighten him
away, J make him fly; 3. p. cd ash
..n; p. wesk.Mad.
Osheiina, or-magad, u. v. there is a
long narrow ridge of a mountain;
[F. il ya une Crete de cote;] p.
wcsh..nag, ox-mugak.
Oshimeindimin, (ii.ind) com. v, wo
arebrothers te jether; p. wesh. .did-
M-
Oshkdheioiss, waiter or attendant of
an Indian Chief; pi. -«y.
Oehkdkaan, s. new field, newly bro.
ken land; [F. terre neuve.]
OsJikdkamigaigade, or-magad, u. v.
there is a new field made, new"
land broken up; p. luesh.dig, or-
magak.
Oshkdkamigaige, (nind) n. v. I sow
or plant in a new field, I make a
new field; 3. p. 1.; p. wesh..(ifd.
Oshkanjikadjigan, s. horse-slioe; pi.
-an,
Oshkdnjima, s. an. finger-nail; pl.-^.
OMdiiJin, s. an, his finger.nail; his
hoof; his c\aw.—JVis/ikdnj, kith-
Imi; my finger-nail, thy finger-
naif.— In compositions the k is
soften into </; as: Jiehrjigr^oanji .
one-hoofed animal. Pijikiwigum,
claw of an ox or cow.
Oshkassim, s. young dog;pl.-o^.
^S '"'^" "'^^'i^^nt* fresh, young;
OMi^aUnodji, s. new-born child, in-
fant, babe, baby; pl.-,a^.
u.skH-aiaa, s. a new or younff an
obj.; f,\.-g. ■' ^ "*•
OMi-ai'ians, s. dim. a young animal
or bird; pl.-a^.
Oe/iki aii, s. a new in. obj.; pl.-n
OMiaiiwan, u. v. it is new, ("not
yet used, or not much used:) p.
W(g7i..ang. ' '^
OMi-himadis. {nivd) n. v. I am
young, I begin to live; 3. p.-»; p.
we.s-/i..sid. f 'f
Oshki-l'tmadisiwin, s. youth.
Onidcigaiyan, s. fresh notch orincia-
lon in a maple-tree, in sugar-ma-
King; pl.-aw.
Oshkigiit, 8. young shoot; [F. reie-
ton;] x>\.-on. "*
OM-igin u. V. it is a young shoot;
p. 'We,<ifiktgt7ig.
Os/iki ijitwawin, 8. the New Testa-
ment.
Oshkikwannie, (nind) or. nind oskhi^-
u'iije, n. V. I have a new dress on;
3. p. ].; p. wesh..ed.
Oshhuagosi, n. v. 3. p. it seems new.
It looks like new, {an. obj.) p. w«sh
. ..' w.
Oskkiriamoud, u. v. it seems new, it
looks hke new, {in. obj.) p. wcsh.,
tvak.
Oshkinawe, s. young man, youth, lad.
chap;pl.-j/. '
On/din a ivefv, (nind) n. v. I am a
young man; 3. p.-j; p. u'esA..wid.
Ufihktnig, {nind, n. v. I am newly
born, that is, I am young; I am
single, not married; 3. v.-i-.^.wesh
..gid.
Os/,kmujikwc, e. grown-up girl,
young woman, (not marrifed,)
maid, virgin; pl.-^. '
Oshkinigikivew,{nind)n, v. I am a
young woman, a maid, a virgin: 3.
p.-»V p. weiik..wid.
On/ikmiyiwin, s. youth, young age:
single state. a s »
OnhkinJ, a. its snout, its muzzle.
Oshkinjig, a. his eye; his face; pi.
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Mhh'njiffim, his ey cs. —Nix Id- in Hr/,
kishkiiijKj; my eye, or lace; 'tliy
eyo, or (ace.
Oshk-iiiji(j, {nind) n. v. I have eyos;
3. i).-«; ;). p. wet^h.-cjod.
OM-i))jigo\-a(]c, OT~vu((jad. w. v. it is
mnde like an eye; \)!weiih..deg, or-
mannk.
Oshkinjigokculji(jan, s. spectacles; pi.
-an.
OshHnjigoma, s. cyp; i)l.-n.
Oskhinjitjuncs, {ni'iul) ti. v. I have
sore eyes; 3. \>.~i; p. W(s/i..nl,
OsMua(/M,(mnd) n. v. 1 have the
inoiuUly (lowiiigs for the first time;
3. p.~i; p. wesli..(nd.
Oghkitildkad, u. v, it is the hogin-
nmg of the night; p. UYs/,..hd.
Oekhgwdn, s. his hea(\.—A'ls/ill</ira>i,
kmtiffwan; my head, thy head.
OshtigwdnPiegan, s. skull, (the bone
of the head.)
Oshticfwaniina, s. head'.
Oshtdgwaii-juhmigau, s. pin, (needle
with ahead;) pi. -aH.
Ostdnkwan'g, s. handle (of an axe,
hoe, etc.) pl.-o;/.
Odtdama, s. foot; p\.-?i„
Osiginawe, (nind) n. v. I have a
wrinkled face, (from old age:) 3.
p. 1.; p. wen.. wed.
Osigmnhnnin. s. an. poar; pl.-a^/.
Osigwdkojninagawanj, s. an. pear-
tree; pl.-/V/.
Omdgohim'ij, s. willow-treo, p1.-/«..
Od-anahe /(■/{{, (nind) or, vindoKkanin.
n. V. 1 am lean, poor, thin; 3. p.-*;
p. ivcsk..sid.
Oskwan, s. the foremo.st part of the
arm, (from the fillers up to the
elbow;) elbow;— There is always
a possessive jironoim i)icri.xed to
tins word; as: Aind o/.^wan my
elbow; kid vskw-m, thy elbow; cd
oskwan, his elbow, etc.
Oskwciah, s. vein, pnise; pl.-m. —
There is always a possessive pro-
noun prefixed to this word; as:
Nmd oskweiah, my vein; od oshwe-
tab, his vein, eir.
Osow, s. his tail; particularly the
bone of the tail.
Omhiioin. s. S. Jiahnikawin.
(h.sitiwi)id,im. S. Wassitawcndam
(hso.tsodani, (nind) n. v. I Cough; 3.
p. I.; p. w<K..dang.
Oiiiii<t<,indunii)/t'in, s. cough, ^
Ofitiwin, s. host.
Ofwrd, s. Utawa Indian, ( or Ottowa
Indian;) \)\.-g.
Otanvg, s. ear;' powder-pan of agun•
p!.-(///.— iAV/aw-f/^/,
my ear; kita-
•n'U(j, thy ear, etc'.
Otd/raga, (nind) n. v. I have ears;
3. p. I.; \).uxt ncagad.
Otawugama,s. car; \)\.-n.
('tiiragaincg, s. a kind of lizard; pl-
trag.
Ofairakwe, s. Otawa squaw, (or Ot-
towa squaw;) pl.-^.
Otiwam, (nind) n. v. I speak the
Ottowa language ; 3. p.-o ; p. vxt..
viid.
Olamamnwin, s. Ottowa languaj^e,
Ohui'dirissitnn, (nind) a. v. in. I
translate it in the Ottowa langua-
ge ; 3. p. od (it..
■ , , - , P- Wft..t()d.
Otawdwi,Hn, u. v. it is in the Otto-
wa language; p. wet. .sing.
(Itciiiliik, s. root ; Y>\.-an.
Otehihikau'i mitig. n. v. 3. p. the tree
has roots; p. wii../cid.
Ote/iidcepinig, (nind) n. v. T have
spasms, of cramps, at the heart ;
.3. p.-o ; p. •wet..,)(id,
Ot(dug,s. (isher, '(animal ;) [C, pe-
can;] ])\.-ag.
Otcfiigade/>iniff.(nind) n. v. I have
cramps in a leg or in the legs ; 3.
1>.-"; p. n-ii..god.
Otchiganaig, s. the constellation cal-
led "the great bear."
Ofrliingiran. s. S. JS'lntchlngwan,
Otitingwanigan, s, S, If in tcJdngwa-
nigan.
Ofc/iinikepinig, {ni?id) n, v, I have
cramps, or spasms, in my arm : 3.
p.-o; p. 9rft. god.
0frJunin4lji;dnig,{nind) n. v. I have
cramps in my hand; 3. p.-o; p.wi
..gild.
Otchipinig , (nind) n. v. I have
(•ram|)s, spasms, convulsions ; 3.
p.-o;p. Wet.. god.
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owi
Olchipinirtoivm, s. cramps, spasms,
convulsions.
Otchimc. s. Chippowa Indian ; pl.-^.
Otc.hipwi-kitcfuijand, s. thf; ^rcj'it
water or sou ot'tho Ohippnvva In-
dians, that is, Lala; Superior.
Otchipwckwe, 8. Chippewa .squaw •
pi.-i7. '
Olildiiwcm. (nind) n. v. I sppak iho
Chippewa language ; 3. p.-o ; p.
Wft..mod. I
Olc/uywonmvin, s. the Chippewa Ian- '
giiai^o. t
Okhinvew. {nind) n. v. I am a Ciiip- 1
p(nva Indian ; J. p.-,; ; p. wct..n<id. '
Otchipu'eivihii<jan,,». a writintf in the
Chippewa IfiMsruagc; jil.-a/t.
Ok7i.l'/rc/i-ihi/;c, (nni) n. v. I write
in Chippewa ; 3. p. 1. ; p. ivctc/i.'.
grd.
Otchii>iccwis!ilkhi,(j(idr.,,ov-m.ctiind, ii.
V. it is transhited iti the Chippewa'
langiiape; p. welch. .dqi, ov-iimgnk.
Okhipiveu'i.ina, \\. v. it is' in the C'hip-
pevva hangnage ; p. /reL.iuf/.
Okhinn'eirimti.ih. liiln.l) a. V. in. I
tiansiate it in the Chippewa Ian-
gunge; 3.(1. ,idi,t... \ p. wet. .kid.
Ok/uskib(,dafjai); a. the bone of his
hip.
Okh f<ldepini(j, {nind) n. v. I have
ciamps in liiy loot or feet; 3. p.-r.) ;
p. icet..<jid.
Okhitelnu/, {ni/il) n. v. I have a
SOP I, 3.' p.-o: p. wet-./fuI.
Okh'.khngoniii, s. soul; \'^\.-q.
Ok'ukkimjn'anah, {nind) ' n. v. ]
ifueol;;}! p.-«; [>. wet.. hid.
Okhi'chinijican itidh iw, {„ind) n. v.
I stand on my knees, I am kneel-
inc:; ;i. p.-j; p. u<(t..wi<l.
OtcAifc.'ii n,'/wan Ijfihaivitcm, (nind) a.
V. in. 1 am kneeling before it; .'!
p. ndot... ; p. Wei. .an;/,
Otchitchinrpraniijatiaintawa, {nind
a. V. an. 1 stand on mv knees be
fore him, I am kneeling belon
him; 3. ]>. od i,t..n ; p. wet. .wad.
Otch tckin'jwan.n.-ic., {mm) n. v. I fa!
down on my knees; 3. p. 1.: p
vnit..mL
Otchitddnrfwanitn, {nind) n. v. I
kneel down; 3. p. l.;p. wed. .tad.
Otchitchinijmanitan, {nind.) a. v. in.
I kneel duwn before it ; 3. p. ad
ot... ; \).wet..an<j.
Otehitrkintjwnnitawa, {nind) a. v. an.
1 kneel down before him, (any an.
obj.) 3. p. od a..Vy \>. wet. .wad.
Othitchinfjwanitawin, s, genuflec-
tion.
Otrtiijwnn, s. his ear, (of a fish.)
01 Lj, utiijwMi, roe, egrr.s of fish.
I), pron. in. this, this here.
On) ! here ! hero it is'
Owcismmigimnn^ {nind) a. v. in. 1
illuminate it, I light it ; 3. p. od
ow...; p. weuK.unr;.
O'vihida, {nind) n. v. I have teeth ;
3 p.l. ; p. weivihidad.
OiHdjilciwCiina, {nind) w. v. an. I
have luin for a brother, he is my
brother; my friend ; 3. p. 6d (/iv..n ;
\^.iven'..mad.
Oicidjiliu'civdimin, {nind) com. v.
we are brothers together; or
friends; p. wen'..'lid.ji(f.
On'i(ji/vani, {nind) u. v. I have a
house; 3. p.-e; p. tvewi/jiwamid,
the proprietor of a house, or of the
lunise, the hin(llor<l.
Omii^ss, {nind ) n. v. I have flesh; 3.
p.-^■; p. wewiia.''dd.-K i-nwiiacninq,
as one has flesh ; [L. secumlmn
enrnem.]
Owiiaw._ {nind) n. v. T liave a body ;
'i.y.-i; p. iveiriiawid.
Oriiu'cino tan, {ni d) n. v. in. I have
it in my boily, I have it in mo, it
is incorporated to me, it is natural
ti) me ; 3. p. t.d idv... ; p. wen..ang,
Owikani>idma.{nind) a. v. an'.l have
hun for a friend, brother, he is my
brother, my friend ; 3. p. U ow..n;
p. n>e>o..nia-i.
Ou-i':ani.-'.d,ndim,iTi, (nind) com. v, ■
we arc; hrotliers or friends toge-
ther; p. wew.didjiij.
Otunije, adv. S. Wiiwinge.
'/o:nt;cs._ {nini) n. v. S. Wawinget.
Otohujtdwin^ s. S. Wawingaima.
p.
Some words which are not found under P, may he loohdfor under B,
PAG
Paiiff, 8. flea; p\.~vaff,
Pdhipe, adv. forthwith, immodiatfily.
rabtgos, {nin) ii. v. 1 have fleas ; 3.
p.-i; p . pch..sid.- Palmjrd animcth,
the dog IS full of iletis.
Padagivahociijav, s. cover of a kett-
le ; pl.-an,.
Pada(jua>,aan, (vvi) a. v. U. I cov-
*irn.s. ix /.a(l.,.;p.2rd.uin</.
radagwavatijadr, m-maqad, ii.'v. it
IS covered over with s.'th.; p. ped..
degt or~t?irit!ai: ^
Padaqwanaijjas, (vm) n. v. I am cov-
ered oyer with s. th. ; S. v,.~o : p.
ped. .sod. ' *
Padagivandica, {via) a. v. an. I cov-
er him, (a person or any other an.
obj.) 3. p. opad..n; X). ped.. wad ;
imp.padnffiiaiid.
PadagwdniM-iUfi.n, {mn.) n. v. pers.
it covers me; 3. p. opad... ; p. ped
,,(j(:d> ^
Padagicanithl-an, (tn,,) o. v. in. I
cover him wiili my body; 3. p, o
pad... ; Y>.pcd..ang.
Padngtvnnishlawa, (nin) a. v. an.. I
cover some an. ohj. with my bodv;
3. p. ofad..v\ p. pcd..irad.
Padatju'(iwa(,i,khim j akaahrc, Uv-
esU, n. v. 3. p. the hen, the bird,
18 hatching, covering her eggs; p.
Ved..avg.
FadaMuanji, s. woodcock, snipe:
pl.-/7.
Pagaddowan. s. an. ; pl.-off. S. Pa-
gaadouianak.
PAG
Pagaddmravak, s. Indian crosiei-, to
phiy witli; pl.-ora,
Pdgnuddwe, (nin) n. v. I play with
crosier and hall, I am playing bail;
3. p. 1.; p. paia..tf(d.
Pngaadomnvin, s. Indian ball-play,
aying with crosier and ball.
Pdgaal-(ihoan,s. drum-stick ; pi. -an.
I'agahdmru u. v. it is broad daylight;
\>. peg.. a rig.
P(igaJr?gin,'s. S. Jilinhregini
Pc(g(ihfHJi, u. v. it shows plainly,
it is plainly visible; p. jic<j..inq.
Pagalisi-idon iiin <ii<iiti.nin, {nin.) a.
y. in. I express "plainly my speak-
ing, to bo easily understood ; p.
peg..d<d.
PagaHtagofi, {nin) n. v, I sprnk
plainly,' so as to be well heard. I
am well heard; 3.p.-?,- p.}(g...«id.
Pagal'itiwa, {nin) a. v. an. I under-
stand him plainly, I hear him well;
3. p. opag..n. ; y>. p(g..vad,
Pagah.wc, {nin) n. v. I speak plain-
ly ; 3. p. 1.; Yi. peg. wed.
Pafnahcuige, {nin) n. v. I knock
with R. th.; 3. p. 1.; \).pcg..gcd.
Pa/fa7hiidifi,{ni//)ii. v. I arrive some-
where; 3. p.-i; i>.peg..i>id.
Pagamdgan, s. club, cudgel; war-
chib; pl.-flw.
Pagamal-off'C, {nin) n. v. I get hurt
in falling: 3. p. l.;\).peg..ud.
Paeamdmadjiice, {nin) n. v. I arrive
at the summit of a hill or moun-
tain; 3. p. 1., p.pcg,.v:(d.
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n crosier, to
Pagamanimad, u. v. tho wind rises,
a slrong wind comes on ; p. peg..
Pagamd8h,{nin)r\.\. I arrive sail-
ins; ;J- p.-»,- p. peg. .id.
Faaamnssin, n. v. it comes or arrives
driven by the wind ; p. peg. .ing.—
■aabikwan gi-paqamatinn ; a vessel
arrived, (driven by the wind.^
Pagami, in tho beginning of gome
verbs filliid.'s to arriohig, coming
on. (Kxamplcs in some of the loi-
lowing words.)
Pagami-aiamcKjad, u. v. it comes to
pass, It happens, it arrives : p. pen
..gak. 1 I 1 J
Pagamihato, (nin) n. v. I arrive run-
nmg; 3. p. 1. ; p.pr,g..fod.
Pagamihism, n. v. the rnin is com-
ing ; p. pcg...'is;g.
PagaminkJca, («■«') n. v. I arrive, Ton
loot or in a canon, by land or bv
water;) 3. p. \. ; \>. prr/..JMd.
Pagarmshha. m-mngadlu. v. it com-
es on. it arrives ; p. peq..kag, or-
maijak. '
Pagainin/ikagoii, {nin,) pnrs. v. it
comes upon mn, it happens to me:
3. p. pug...; p. peg:..q,)d.
Pagamu/ikawa, {/imj' a v. an. I
come upon him; 3. p. opaq..n: p.
pes;.. Wad. '' '
Pagamissp, u. v. S. PagamiMa.
Pagan, s. an. nut, walnut; hazelnut;
pi. -ag.
Paganah, s. an; pi. -wag. S. Paqdn. '
Paganaknmij, s. a kind' of walnut- 1
tree; [C. noyer tendro.] pi. -in.
Paffunakomm, s. an., pi. -aq. S
Pagan.
Pagd'ndis,{nin.)n,v. I do nothing,
I am good for notliina:, I can make
nothing, I know no work; 3. p. -f
p. peg.. s id. '
Pagdndjihve, s. a woman that
knows no work and does not
work; pi. -g.
Pagdndjinini, s. a good-for-nothind
fellow, who knows no work ang
does nothintr; pi. -waq.
Pagdnimi), s. hazel; pl.'-w.
Pagaskajewa, {nin) a. v. aa. I strike
PAff
him on the bare skin: 3. n. o
]^ag^-n; p. ptg..wad) imp. jdo^o*.
P'lgetsariy s. an. plum; pi. ~„a
J>igi>^sa>nm,n, s. S. Pagissan.
1 ^'■geB.animinagawanj, s. a/i.' plum-
tree; pi. -t^. ^
Pogu^^e, {nin.) n. v. I play the dish
pame,( ndinngame;) [C. je joue
aupla.g.l.p.i.;p.^;/„J_ •>
r'agetseivm, s dish-game
Payiddhan, s. line with many hooks
on, to catch fish; pi. -an.
Pagu/dia, {nin) n. v. I set a line
Willi hooks, to catch fish; 3. p. 1.;
P- reg..hid. ^ ^
PagiUanam, Iniu) n. v. I breathe,
1 take respiration; I sigh; 3. p. -o
p. pcg..imid. '
Pagidanummuin, s. breath, respir-
ation, sigh. ^
Pimdamljige, {nin) n. v. I abstain
Irom eating, I last; 3. p. 1.; p.
pcg..ged. ' ' ^
Pagidandjigewin, s. privation of eat-
iiig, ab.stmence, fasting.
Pagidawa, (nin) n. v. 1 set a net or
nets,tooatchlish;3.p. l.;p.^,^..
Pag.'dawaassah, {nin) a. v. an. I
set a net; 3. p. o pag..n; p. pegida-
Pagidawiwin. s. fishiiiof.ground- IF
endroit de pcche;J pf. -a«.-Bfite
giisc Bay.
Pagidawiwining, s. at, to, from Bfite
grise Bay, Lake Superior.
Pagidamtwinini, s. a man that seta
nets, fisherman; p|. -wag.
Pai,idindaK,:H, {nin) n. v. 'i am cons-
idered free, I am free, I am
released; 3 p.-/; p. prg..nl.
1 agidtndainnoa, {nin) a. v. an I
give it to him; I bring him a" sacri-
hco; ;]. p. opag..n; p. pcff..n>ad.
1 agtatndamouin, a. giving, sacri-
lice; renunciation; burial.'funeral.
i'dgidii/idan, {nin) a. v. in. I give it
away, I sacrilice it, offer it; I
renounce to it, cede it, reject it,
1 let It goi 3. p. upag...f p. peg..
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PAO
Pa^ife'nima. (nin) n. v, an. \ Rivn
him (ivvnv, I nacuficd Inm, olt'rr
hiiii; I n'lUHinci' him, I crdn Inin,
ri'jfct Inm; I Iniry liiiii; A. p. o
pi;i..n; p. /i^^/..in(i(l.
Pittiiilinhiili,, {>ii„) r. v. I nnrrifico
"uscll; I ixwc mysfir up to hdiiic-
l)ii<lv, or tor stimr piirposii, I put
my-si'H Ml tlu! povvor ol...; ;i. p. . «;
p. vo/..si)i/.
Pai,i/ii,n, [nin) n v. an. I IpI him
Ro. rcltMsc hint, I pcrmif, l)in\ to
«io H. 111., or til jji) Hoincwlicrc; I
liolray him; also, I sdw il, 1 plant
it, {a/i. ol)j,) ;i. i>. o i>aij,.n\ p.
pe<i..iiail.
Pa<jiiHninnailiii{iiin) r. v. I jrivo or
suorilii'o s. ih. to mysoll, to my I
ndyiimaui-;:!. p. -„; p. f>^,/..s,d. 1
Pa(/i(/<i/n(in:n/if.oii, {//*'») ii". v. in. 1 |
Rivii II or sacrilic(! it to inyscll; ;{. I
p- o )ia,r..,; |>. ie<j..nid. j
Paijiili iii'i\ulh<iiian, {nin) a. v. an. \
1 u'iV(> to oiyscll or sarrilico to my '
advaiitasjo some an. ol)).; 3. p. « '
J'"."-' ; I'- /' f/..w. ^ V. Coiij.)
Pagitli laniitijf, (nm) n. v. | t^ivp, I
dolivcr, r8.icii(i.!o to soiiit'bodv:
3. p.l.; p. pcij-.tjcl.
Pafjtdinini,i:ra.\'i,in.) n. v. an. \ \i\\(>.
or (iolivcr it to him. I cimIp it to
him; I p.Miiiit u to him; :j. p. ,;
pa(i..u\ p. />r<i. H'ttil.
Patjidifian. {n'iii ) a. v. in. I lot it go
(trom mv hiuuis.) I roioa.so it, I
giv(^ It np, I ilp.sist from il; also, I
sow 11; ;). p. „r,i;i...\ \\.ieo.Mnij.
Pagtdiiia tciv dd>, i,indi^\d.\nin) [
Ri>i< iiiin lil)frly, 1 omaiicipato
him I
Pa{)i<Hnviuh\ or -niariad. ii, v. it is '
given awav; it is' sacrilicoii; p. i
feo.iloi. or -nutihth I
Pagilini.Ktn. s. iri'ii; saciifico, otTor-
iiiij. ( ill. ol)j.) |)|. -(,«. I
Pagvlinijui.. s. <(/^ ^iCt; sacrilico, '
ofteriiiij. («w. olij. 1 |,|. _rtj.^, I
Paffidi/ii/a<, { ni'i ) ii. v. 1 am given
!>• -o; p
away, I am sacrilijod; 3.
pe;j. ..<«/.
Pagiliiiji, {nin) n. v. I give, I
•acnticc;, 1 bring or make aii otlbr-
I inff, a sjirrifico, I immolate; nl«o,
I I now. I plant; 3. p. \.\y pr,j..gtd.
I Uijtiliniijtinlopiruin. H. iillar.
J'ai/i'/inii/tii'in, h. Hai-iillcinK, nncrif.
i('<|, olh'riiiK-, immoliilioii.
Pi{/i(int</t'wini{;in, h. plarn vvhoro
a Nucniicc! la made, nltar, Nacrif.
ifiiitr ultar. in ihr Old r<'.stam«'nt.
I ui/ii/inii/tirinnii, h. a man ihat
piMlorma Hacrilici-s, Hacriliccr-
Jewish priCHt ill iho Old '|'«<.staiii.'
(Mil; pi. ~irn(j.
Paijil nimtin. «, tlic qnantily of
wood that is |iut in I In- lire; at ono
Unw.--Mii(io piujiiiiiinidn, nijo
pniitilinhmn, tii^m i',f,ii Ihiii-inin
iVi-.; wood fiioiijili to 'put in the
lire onco, twice, tlueo Ikiich, iVr.
Paiiidhi-inH,). (nin) ii. v. 1 put wood
111 the lire to keep up ihn lire; J. p
1 .; p. /if(i..nnl. ' ■
Pa,ri.ijia,\nin,) a. v. an. S. Paai-
dm a. •'
Pa>iUjinia.{nin) n. v. I nin frco,
1 ain loose, released; 3. p. I.; p.
rc<j..iad.— nchcjui.iuinji /itt/fi/ji'.
ani. tilt! horse is lo(;8c, not tied.
Puijid IdiniinanijantHiiutn, (am ) a. v.
an. I lav inm im my .sIioiiI(I<t an(i
J'(i<ji',,i/an, 8. in. & an. S. J'aaiJi.
n/i/iin.
Pa><i'ju/e, (nin.i) ti. v. S. Paaidi
1 n(/c.
j Paiiidjigi-ailopowin, s, S- Paaidi-
mt/i-adipamin.
' Pamdj/.'.'n'in. s. S. Paqidini'innn.
1 u;iulji,j,ictni.{'an, a. a. Pa<jid,uiae.
I ■inniAan. ''
' Panidjiifcwinini, s. S. Paailinlje-
Paijidjiniije., (ni/id) n. v. I put down
a load 1 carried on my slioulder:
3. p. l.j p./W..f/«A
Pu(;i''Jt/iin:/Ji(awa, inin) or nin pa-
(liiiin/jitaiva, a. v. an. Ahj. I la/
my hand or iiands upon hi'in; 3. p,
o p'vj..n\ p. pe(j..wad.
Pa<jidjiiK'tawn, („in) a. V. an. J como
upon Imn; 3. p. opag..n: p. »,«..
toad.
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/ <i,Mi%w,m,m, H. Ht<)|,|,i„^ or tvnUua.
piMco iiin|-()it,'i|<(., wIkm.) tiMM.nrk
is).ii1.Iuwm;|C. ,,urt„.,j,|, \,^
!i I'fiolv I ciirrKul on my lm(;k: ;)
!•■ !•; p. fiiij.tKil.
I'iiijii/Jwihin'n, (niii) n. v. an. I lot
li'H'KONii.Mcnly; X [>. oj>„,/..n; u.
/'>i/..;ui('. ' '
l'(;/i(/J>rr/>iuan, (niu) a, v. in. \ let
/'(</. .fill,/. ' '' ' >
l\i,lhliiiii(i, (mil) „. V. o/i. I pill l,j,„
•"■•vti, (carryini,' liiiii oi, ii.y Imrk)
hiiH<l<iiuiaii, (///,/),,. v,//t. I ,„„,,„.,
imciv .lovvti (Iroiii i„y hnck ); ;i p'
"/"".'■■■; V- /n-i,..un</.
l''i'nsAiiin)ii. V. I hatli,.; ;i. „ ,,.
l'(i(Hsiiui,j(,a, [u.u) II. V, |)orw, i(
n'l<':iN<!s IMC, u |,.tH mo go; ;). p „
/'",'/••■; \t. /)((/. .1/0(1.
l''i,iisik<iii, (/(///,') u. V. m. I !,.(, it ^,„
1 Id il. ccmin iip, ( wliiiii 1 IkkI k.M)t
iul..wn;)y. p. ,>;,«,/...;,, .,.„^/
la.jisikaim, (mu) a. v, mm. 1 |ut j,ii„
;="• ''■' '"'" ,':'>'"<' ii|), (when 1
tiad li<"-|'t JV""'"wn;);j. p.r^wa,-.;^.
\>- l>r(j..ii'(i(l. "^ '
l'iUi:xoin,jaiii!(i, s. Imtluii^r.house.
Imlli; pi. o;/,.
I'aniMiwimakak, h. I)atliing.tiil»: nl
!'ii<j/'siiir/ii, s. hatliirifr.
I',u/i,mh, {nm) n. v. S. Julikatawah.
I'li'jiir, H. (/«. C;!. S. yVytw;.
J'wjiimilmiii.a, (/*/-«) a. v. a7j. I lo^k
lit iiiiu wiMi till) liope that he will
givo me Ronuahiiifr, (whi.-n Ik. is
enliM),', couuluiK money, iStc, j 3 i)
"/'<",/■■" i [>■ pi'/f..Tnad.
l\vjoW,h,,ii,ie, {nin) n. v. I h)ok on
with till) hope oi obtaining 'A th ■
•'f-p. I.; p. ii,tj..(jr.,l. ''
I'minsKctulaijimldiiu) n. v. I am des-
iniblc, i am considered wortJi to
liedesire.l;3. p. -i,-p.^,<y...,^/,
J Ui/ossciir/amimi, n. y. it is d(;sirablo
it IS worth asking, it is considered
worth to ho asked and hoped for-
V./ie<j..ivak. '
PAO
'"•!'••. I hope;. -J. p. I.; p. ^,,^_
/ aMn</,,,,,ou'i,,, M. a«klTijf, rcgusnt
I't'lition; hope. «.'«.4ubiii,
I'iujmHhulnn, ( n«n) a. v. in. 1 ask (jr
l""y (or it; I hope lor it; y. p. «
I'iHfmin,(ji\,,, (nin) n. v. 1 be»
mav. iiMk- I,.,..,. »■ . ■ "'*'
■> •*• !'■ J.; [>-peij.
I""y, auk; liupt
l'<iKnM,hiim,(nin) n. v.; J, p. .^.
1><V-»i<hI. S. I'am,mit,[am
I (i<i<»x(hiiina, (nui) n. v. a« . „,„
hin. ;or N. th. with coniidence,
v^ '• »'<>|.f; y. p. opnff..n; p. jp^y,.'
lank
mil,
l'<iijir,i,lakami<j, ndv. in the desert
'" lli»i wildenieNS. ««seri,
P<ii/wudakamlyawan,, u. v. there .«
" ^vilderncNN, a d„„„rt ; „. '
J'aOiiHhlamun h. wild dog, « do^ that
"•maiiiNralhermthe woodH th„,
about Iiouhch; p|. ,,,/.
''/;/"W/.u.!v .somewhere in a des.
J'<yr.,Jj.aian, h. wild animal, not
"■'"■••al .Stat.,; an, a wild fniit-tree,
a wildj.olato, etc.;p|.-./.
/ yrnaj-au, „. a„y ,>,. „i^j ^„ j,^
"atural state: as, herb« and plants,
etc.; p|.-«
wild horse:
V-
wild sinuiJ
1 1', cheval marron ;) pj...-,
/ a^nuuljUmnukadissL s. w
snail ; p|.--^.
J'uiiwnJj.ihwr «. wild woman, living
111 the woods, in the wilderness
Va,jwiulji.kohmh, .s. wild boar; d1
Pitywddn-inanishtanuh, s. wild iroat
(on tf.eiiocky Mountains, etc ;,'
PaguHidji-misisHi, s. wild turkev •
pl.-gr, ^ '
Pa<jmhln-iniU<j,^. wild tree; pl.-w
.1 aduuidj-inini, s. wild man, livin/'in
the wilderness; pi,- vray.
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PA(}
Pa^taki4h, o\ mii^iut, n, v. S. /'/tj;-
raf/M<an4, ndv. by henrt ; nt rnndoin,
Ml n |{iioiiNiiiK iniuu)i<r ; witlioiil
knowing or nm'iiiK.
Pa^pana nin dthiirtam, I hdipvc
without HtMiiii);.
Va^rana m»'/i./ »7t7, I nny it withotit
knowing it well.
fagwana nin miwunian, I Riirnn, I
I'onjoclnrp.
/•<jj/«'rf«ttM'fl«/M, (w»») II. V. H. /'rt(A-
wannivis.
ra^i'iina»it,(fiin ) ii. v. I nni nnril-
iioiitod, I lun 1^11(11 mil, I mn in a
Willi nntinnl NtiUn, unliitort'il ; :».
p. -I ; p. iu^..itid,
Vagivanairmwvi , iHvjuannwnditiirin,
•. iRnomnce, wiid nntiiritl Htnic,
■nviiKo life.
V(Hm'anawdon, {ninAn. v. in. I don't
know how to nmk(< ii, or how t«>
do; 3. j>. jifj^... ; p. ]<fo..totl.
Pa^raritan, (fitn) a. v. in. I pierce
It, 1 boro it throiiKh, Imiikc a IidU'
in It ; '.]. p. o iH)g .. ; p. prtj..iiiui.
Pa^panthuion, {nin) a. ' v. in. I
piorce it with my linger ; 3. p. o
fHtf... ; 11. I'Cil.diHl.
V<sflwunH>itchiyf, {nin) n. v ] borr,
I make a hole; 3. p. I.; p. pe,j..
Pagipanigaujan, ». S. I'agiranh'gnn.
Pai;uiantU/ati/f,{nin) n. v. S. Pag-
waniiiff.
Payivaneiit, OT-magiid, u. v. it is ppr-
ioratrd, there is a hole in ; yt.peg..
tag, OT-fn<i^tik.
PagxpanHalUa, or magad, n. v.
there 18 n hi>le in a rook ; yt.ptg..
hag, ox-magak.
Pagifafifidl,i<ir, or magad, n. v. ihere
is a bole burnt in it or through it ;
p. prg..dc(i. or magal\
PagwaiuialUan. y'ntn) n. v. in. I
burn It through, or I burn n hole
in it ; 3. p. i> p(i,k'...; i\ fteg.ong.
Poffivannjii^i, n. v. 3. p. a liole ih
burnt ill it or throuKh it, (a';, obj.)
p. fi-g.-scxi.
Pafii'dnHiikifivn, {nin) a, v. an, |
hum a holr^ in iionican.ubj. \opau
n ; p. }>rg..ii'ad.
Pagiiuiui'igan, n. a tool to iiinkA n
hole or hiorliHo with, n (IuhhI; pi.
an.
PtiguanHgt, {ntn)\\. v. I nnikn a huln
a inorllNe ; 3. p. I., \< />fg..gtd. '
I'ligHiini' JogignininiiN, ii, v. i||pri<
are holen or openiiif(N iii thn icn m,
the lake ; p. pfgiiang.
/'i/j/vro/H/t, {nin ) n. v. I hnvn a lioli.
in holeH in Noiiin limb or liiiibi m
my I'ody ; 3. p. i ; p. firg..xid.
I'iiguaiHuhkn, or utaginl, ii. v. n Imi,
n' hole. It Miorii, ii'i.n piereed, u ,«
perloraled ; (_b veNlnieiil, n ^||,M-,
or any other i«. obj.) p. jrg.hJ
ox-viagiik.
J'iiKW<uH.slil,an, (niii) a. v. in. I
wear il out, 1 wear a hole m u,
(sarmenl, Hho(>, boot ;) 1 pierce n\
liore It throufjh, pinloruli) it ; j. p,
/'<ig,.: p. /'fg..ang.
J'iigwinK.slduim, {h/ii) a. v. an. 1
wear out, 1 punce or perldiali',
«onie tin. ol)J,;3. V.opag..nH).peg.'
u<ad.
Pagu'itni'fsidon, {nin) a. v. in. S,
I'tigWiinr.sldiin.
J'afinani'Htin, ii. v. S. Pagiraniithli.iy
r<i(/irant'tr<i, {nin) a. v. an. 1 pmrco
or perlorato Hoino an. oi)j.; 3. p. „
J'lig.n; p. j'cg.wadi imp. pug-
ivani.
I'agwanoma, {nin) a. v. an. I spnak
01 him in Iii8 al)Hencp, 1 Hppak ill
ot him, I backbite him ; 3. p, g
jmg,.u\ p. peg. mad.
Pagitnuumdan, { nin ) a v. in. I speiik
ol s. th. when absent (roni il, 1
backbite it ; 3. p. i>pag...\ ^. prg..
ang.
Pagwanongty {nin) n. v. 1 backbite ;
3. p. 1.; \).i>cg..gfd.
PagwanoKhka, ox-vutgad. u. v. it is
notched, small hollows arc cut in;
\f. prg.kag.or-mnank.
PagicanoMan, {mn) a. v. in. 1
notch it, I cut Htnall hollows in;
3. p. opug...; \). />ej^..aug.
Pagu'aiu>s/U(awa,{ntn) a.
V. an. 1
I'AJ
a:ju
''"f '!","'""». inm) n. V. I |ui,.„
"K'tllliV. .n.|.rrc..|VP.I ; 3 p • . , '
prir-iiii;/. I • '•» r-
'V"""""'/?' ("»■") a. V, an. I honr
"•'• «|n.ltl,v. u,.,,.rr,nv,.d b I,""
;;:;;;S:^''''"'^-''-/'«^-'';i'
'7''". "r (or oihrr thinK^ 3
"'•"'■• ''"■' "if I'HraNitc, I nmn
ti<-<! (•( a parjiNKn. '
/W.^/"«.'(m«)«. V. /». I„„o i,
1 rrqinro it (o ^ivo i„„ h. th ) J
I'nvolhn profit. , I, t ;:«.,,. „ ♦j^^;/
fl^llH'^'h I liavo a pond prolii of that
'"M'.a.iv. abovn,ov..r;(ovoran-
otluT person or thing.)
t ajuln-ijw.iM-wanndan, Uin) a v
•"• ' .l'!"'l> over it ; 3. ,.. o paj ■
Pajiiiji-uwaiik-wnnodnwa, (nin) a
V. a«. Ijntnpovcr Home ««. obj •
PAK
'*^ir;i«'J:"'"^'' '••'^VW-/, K«,ter
raHnl-,ra.„,oan. .. hn,..„ o„ ; p,.
J'iihi,ilript\, n. cork • linn' ^\ •
Piihuihrru'iffnmijt, „ »,-„ .
,l';H.I(ryW..,,,m./,,.nroo.. ^"""'••
„, ' '•; V- I'<nu..wt,i. """'•
'■"Vfr liiin • '1 I. ■ / *• ^*- J "n.
;w. """"'• '••"^'«'f-«; p. /ai«..
"r inynnlf; ;) ,, ,,!',, ^Z "ncov.
(iHir; ;\r7 ;,''r"";'^<j"
nan
P-
,aX;,,:V^:"^"-"'^"-««
y ryo" nr*
--.... J. ....,, w,^, Ndiiie an. obi
I'ajKjwadtndam, (nin) ii. v. I pcrsiHt
»UM)n my opinion or thouKhtValBo
I nitend to nuiiie haste : 3 r, i '
p. paioj.Mmj. ' • 1- '■ ,
Pajujwadu, ^nin) n. v. I persist 1
Per«ev,.re ; also, 1 ,nake has e '
"xtron.rly |e„, .'r i ' ' "'"
•"-f 'M.t ti^e li :t\ rr;'^
W. ' ''• *i V-2>ik..
' '--w plan iTr, n '/ ' '"'T"'
""•■o Iknov; it for JrtaTn it "
/ n/ca/rotian, (ntii) n v v« t
r<dahmi^ade, or-^agad, ,, y it i-
;:[-ar^''''''-^''^''«'<^''"/*door;
Pdkukoshka, or-magad, u. v. U i»
22*
* /I
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PAK
open, it is opened ; p. paia..Jcag, or
-magak.
Pakdkoshlcan, (nin) a. v. in. I open
it, (especially a door;) 3. p. opak...;
p. ^aia..anff.
Pdkakossin, u. v. it is open ; p.paia..
mg.
Fakdkwaan, s. shield, buckler ; pl.-
an.
Fdkatawaby {nin) n. v. I open my
eyes; 3. p.-e; p. paia..hid.
Pukatch, adv. absolutely, resolvedly,
expressly, once.
Fdkawdn, u. v. the fog disappears ;
p.paidkawang,
Pahisiwin, s. limb ; [F. membre ;]
pi.-a/i.
PakihMon, {nin) a. v. in. I tear it,
break it, (a string, cord, etc.) 3. p.
opak...; p.pek..dod.-^'ThG freq. v.
ot it is : iVtn papakibidon, 1 tear
it to pieces.
Pakihina, {ni?i) a. v. an. I tear some
an. obj. {senih-d, ribbon;) 3. p. o
pak..-n; p. pek..nad.— The freq. v.
of it is: iYm papakiMna, 1 tear it
to pieces.
Pakihinindjibina, {nin) a. v. an. I
dislocate or sprain his hand by
jmlling; 3. p. o pak..n; p. paia..
nad,
Pakibode, OT-magad, v., v. it breaks
by rubbing, (thread, cord, etc.) p.
pek.uleg, oi-magak.
Pakihodon, {nin) a. v. in. I tear or
break it by rubbing,! rub it through,
(cord, string, etc.) 3. p. o pak.,.;
\).'pek..dod,
PakibiMa, {nir.) a. v. an. I tear or
break some a stuff' by rubbing,
{seniba, ribbon, silk;) 3. p. o pak...;
p. pek..'nad.
Pakiboso, n. v. 3, p. it breaks oy rub-
bing, (an. obj. seniba, ribbon,
nujshwe, handkerchief;) p. pek..
sod.
Pakidadjiwe, {nin) n. v. I pass a
mountain, I am over it on the
other side; 3. p. 1.; p. pek..wed.
Pak'idonemagad, n. v. it opens its
mouth; p. paia..go.k. — Aki gi-paki-
donemagad, the earth opened its
mouth.
Pdkidonen, {nin) n. v. I open rny
mouth; 3. p.-(; \). pa'ia..nid.
Pukidimena, {nin) a. v. un. I open
his mouth; 3. p. opak..n; p. paia..
nad.
Pakidonetawu,{nin) a. v. an- I open
my mouth to him; 3. p. o j>ak..ni
p. paia.. wad. — kinawa Korin-
thing endanakiieg, ki-pakidoneta-
gom! ye Corinthians, our moutn
is open unto you I
Pakigadeiina, {nin) a. v. an. I dis-
locate his leg by pulling; 3. p. o
:^' '• ; p. paia. .nad.
1 ' m madnaigan, {nin) a. v.
in. i open a book, a letter, or any
other lolded paper; 3. p. o poJc...,
p. paia..ang.
Pakindge, {nin) n. v. I surpass peo-
ple, 1 excel, I gain the advantage
over others; 3. p. 1.; p. pekina-
ged.
Pdkinamawa, {nin) a. v. a7i. I open
it to him; 3. p. o pak..n\ p. paia,.
wad.
Pdkinan, {nin) a. v. in. I open it; 3.
p. pak...; p.paidkinang.
Pakinastahi, {nin) n. v. I break or
tearanet; 3. p. 1.; t^. pck^.bid.
Paki'iuvwa, {nin) a. v. an. 1 surpass
b' I beat him; 3. p. o pak. .71; p.
pt .wad.
Pdkindcnan, {nin) a. v. in. I open
or lift the door of a lodge; 3. p.
pak...; Y>- 2J<^'^"'--'i^i</-
Pdkingwen, {nin) n. v. my face is '
uncovered; 3. p.-/; p. paia..nid.
Pukingicenidis, {nin) r. v. 1 un-
cover my face; 3. p.-o; p. paia..
sod.
Pdkinigade, oi-7nagad, u. v. it is
opened, (the door of a lodge;) p.
paia,.deg.
Pakinwaais, {nin) r. v. I ruin my-
self; 3. p.-o; p. paia..8'jd.
Pakimginebina, {nin) a. v. an. I
break his shoulder-blade; 3. p.
pak..n\ p. 2Jek.,ang.
Pukishka, ox-magad, u. v. it breaks,
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341
(string, rope, etc.-) it opens- v
^'teS"rn ^l''"'^ ^- "■ ''^- I break it,
team, (astnng,etc.)3.p.o2>a.i •
PakisideUna, (nin) «. v. a«. I sorain
open a .arrel or.a Uoien Jo? 3'
P- »Fa'c..., i}.patal:.ang.
Pakme, ox~magad, u. v. it breaks
open, p.paiaL.s^g, or~maqak
Paktssin, u. v it is nt^on ;*
p.^aeakw.''' °P«"' " opens, -
Pakissitaniawn, (ni7i) a. v. an. I open
or uncover it to him; 3. p.ovak f-
PdUssitc/dgade, ar~magad, u. v it is
Paktssiton, {nin) a. v. in. I open it-
Iuncoveru,-3.p..^„^....pP;,^^
PakiUaKoshima, {nin) a. v. an I
throw down some ««. obi. on a
rock ox log- I knock hini down
throw h..m down; 3. p. mk n-
PakiUoshimigmL {nin) a. v. oers
It throws me down; 3. p. ^ pl^?":
p. pck..god.-Akonwm nin gipakl
ioir"^"^' ^ '^"^""'^ threw me
Pakitean, {nin) a. v. in. I strike it
^^■l-opak...;^.pehiteang.-
I ahteiammad, u. v. there is a sud
den squall of wind; p. ^,;t..ir
Pahteiamn, u. v. the wind strikes
something; p.pek..ing.
PaUtHgade, or~magad, u.v. it is bea-
PakiUigan, s. hammer; pl.-aw.
Pahtetgas, {nin) n. v. Tarn beaten:
3.p.-o; p.pek..sod. '
Vnf i^^'o^"'"^ "' ^- I strike, beat,
knock; 3. p. 1.; p. ^^^.^^^/ '
SferS w'' ^,«t"king, knocking.
Sf n^'"''^'-/-^ strike my-
self, 3. p.-o; p.pek..sod.
PAK
^'Sn?«r'.M^^-'^'^- J strike
t^nrto7im?i;ph;"fr.°;-^r
/'«l!v 'J ^''V^'' '^'s child. '
rakiteoHhima, {nin) a. v. «». I throir
p " .'r"' ^ ^"fk hi^dowSra
rakzteoindon, {nin) a. v. iw I thrnw
H down, knock it down-V n
Jf^-; p. pek..d„d. '"^- P-"
hj^fall, .. p. o^a^...^;p.^,^..
^tui^Si^^b^TV'V/'''"'^'^
him wit. my shoulders; 3. p.
J>(ilc..n; v.pek.Mad. ' • P- «
hS-T'iT^^z:^-«»-Istrik.
Pakojuhib, s. a duck when it hP
comes so fat that it cannorflyjpu
P«^^. (./.,) a. V. a;,. I flay or skin
•*• P- i^-; 1>. pekontged.
Pakwanagemak, s. «;». red pine; pi.-
Paku'dndihejwa, {nin) a. v. an I
sca^ph^ni I take oif his perTcra!
fmr. : ^' P' ^.f^^-w; V.pek. wad:
^mp-pakwandibe;wl '
ffiT"'^' i- ^ ^'■^^ with its roots,
(thrown down by the wind;) pi -
in. '' "
Pakwanimitig, n. v. 3. p. the bark
of the tree can be taLn off; p
pekwanid. ' ' ^
Pf^'^ddka or-magad, (pron.^aid^i-
Patwatchikmagishka, or-magad, u.
V- &. I'akwastka.
Pakw^amo 9. a kind of wood-pecker;
Pakw^hidan, {nin) a. v. ,«. I break
doU.-The freq. varb of it, nin
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PAK
papahw^hi/fim, siprniCiPs, T bronk it
in st'vernl pieces.
Pal-wehigad , u. v. it is tiirbiti, (any
liquid; p. prl\.(jak.
jPahvehM/aiiii wihi, n. v. the water is
turbid, not clear; p. pd-..mNj.
Pahuwhi<iammi<l(i», [iiin) a. v. in.
I make it turbid, (any liquid;) 3.
y), opal'...; \), jiek..(iod.
Pakwi'hlna, {nin) a, v. an, I brf*ak
off a piece of some ait. ob.; ;j','p.
fal-..n\ p. pd:.)i<u/. — Tiie frtUf.
verb of it, nui/iapak-ivrbinn, signi-
fies, I break it iii several jiieccs.
Pakiveoann mitiij, {nin) a. v. /v/. 1
broaiv oil' a piece of tliat wood; 3.
p. pal-...; p. pek..an(j.
Pakwei/d/ra miiHj,{mn) a. v, an. i
'break oH' a jjiece of that wood,
(««..) 3. p. imlcn; p. pel:. /cad;
imp. pal/regCi.
Pahvijan, {nin) a. v. i'/i. 1 cut it.
1 cut a piece ofT from it; 3. p. o
pnk...; [). p<'l-..amj.
Pdkivejhian, s. an. br^ad; flour. —
When'tbe Indians first saw white
people cutting pieces olV from a
loaf a bread, they called the bread
pahiocji^an, that is to say, a tliUuj
from which pieces are cut off. S'.
Pakwejiije.
Pakweji</anah<>, s. flour-pap ; [F.
boui'lie; 111. mozhnik.)
Pakwfjujanashk, s. straw, or stalk
of wheat; also, wheat, (improper
bS) pl.-'W. — S. Pakwejiyanimin.
Pakwejiganikan s. oven for baking
bread; pl.-an.
PaJiivejiganikQ, {nin) n. v. I bake,
I make bread, cakes, etc.; 3. p.
.\ 1.; p. pek..ked.
PakwpJKjanikeicigamfij, s. bakery,
bake-hons(>; pl.-//«.
Pakwcji<jnnikcu<in. s. i)aking, making
bread, etc.; trade or occupation
of a baker.
Pahv<j iijan ikctf inini. s. a man that
makes bread, baker; \)\.-wag.
Pakwcjujanimin, s. an. a grain of
wheal; pi. paknyiganinwmj,
wheat.— This word is often used
in thi^ .liminutive, pakwijiqanimi-
Hcn.s', pi. (I,/.
rakircjitjiinimij,ii. tlour-bag; pi. ff;?.
I'ahcvjujain; s. an. dim. a .sni:ill
bread, biscuit, cake, cracker; pi.
no.
rnh(\ii(je, (nin) n. v. 1 cut oil ;t
pi.'co. or pi.-ces; 3. p. I. ; p. /-e/fc..
yed.—vumx this word is derived
pakwejijan, i)read; which see.
PakirtJ(,(h'irin, s. circuincisiun; al.so,
castration.
PakwrJ/ra.(nin'\ n. v. an. I out off
a piece from some an. obj.; I cir-
cumcise him; also, I geld him.
castrate him; 3. p. o puk..n; p.
nek .wad; \m\t. 2)akwejn'i.
Pakwebitrhigan, s. an,', potato-germ.
[jotato-bud; |)l.-(^/.
Pakn'ima. {nin) a." v. an. 1 bite ofl'
piece from sotiu; an. obi.; 3. p.
- ak.^.n; p. pek..mnd.—PakwcJi.
(jan ninpaktrema; asseman o pah
weman. I »>ite olFa piece of bread;
lie lutes crt' a piece of tobacco.
Pakiciindan, {nih) a. v. in. I bite off
a piece from if; 3. p. o pak...\\i.
p>'k..ang. [111. odgrisnem.]
Piikwe/uiji<je,(ntn) n. v. I bite olT;
3. p. I.; p. pek..(icd.
Pakw^nc^w. \. there is smoke; p.
pekivincg.
Pahcencs'saton, {nin) a. v. in. I
cense it, or incense it; 3. p. o pak
...; p. pck..tod.
Pahccnessatawa. {n/'n) a. v. aii. I
cense him, or incense him; 3. p. o
pak..Ji;\). pek..wad.
Pahcinessatchigan, s. censer, incen-
sory; \i\.-'Un.
Pakwenessatc/iige, [nin) n. v. I in-
cense with a censer; 3. p. 1.; p.
pek. .ged.
Pakwinihi{nin)n. v. lam choked
by !,wallowing water; 3. p. 1.; p.
pek. .hid.
Pakwenishkag, {nin) n. v. I am
choked by eatings, th.; 3. p.-o; p.
pek.. god.
Pakiceni.shkagon, {rin) a. v. pers. it
chokes me, eating it; 3. p. o pule
...; p. pek.. god.
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rahwenishkodon, {uin^ a. v. in. I
clioko it, 1 sudbcate it; 3. p. o pak
...; p. pek..d(id,
I'akwcuishbma, (nin) a. v. an. I
choko him, by givini? him s. th. to
oat or to drink, (a child;) 3. p. o
p((k..n; p. pek..nad.
Pakmenixlikonidlu, ( nin) r. v. I rhoke
myself by swallowing s. th., eating
or drinking; 3. p.-o; p. j)tk..fi(d.
Pakweslika onayek, n. v. 3. p. the
c(!dar-l)ark can be taken ofl from
the tree; |). //ek..kad.
Pakivetikka, or-7iui(jad, u. v. it breaks
ofi; falls olf; p. jmk.hig, or-magak.
I'akwe^ideshin, {?i,in)n. v. I hurt my
foot in walking; 3. p. 1.; p. pehdnq.
Pak-ivissiniwin, s. the Passover; FJ".
la P4que.] ^
/'«?»«, adv. S. Panima,
Panadjii, s. young chicken; young
bird; ^\.-iwg.
Panyaan minkweiab, or onhveiab, the
pulse is beating; o. pcni/aanij.
Paiijfaan nind oshweiao, my pulse
is beating; 3. p. pangaanini od
iakweiah.
Pmgaog, {nin) my pulse is beating;
3. p.-o; p. pen. .god.
Pangi, adv. a little.
Pdmjiga, or-magad, u. v. it drops
once, a drop falls out; p. paiawji-
gag, OT-?nagak. — The frcq. verb,
papiingiga, signifies, it drops often,
It falls in (iropa; p. pepajigtgag.
Pungigag, drop; [F. goutte.] AM-
iling^ pangieag, one drop; nijinj,
nkdng, miaatching pannigag: two,
three," t(^n drops. \Jfiddtc/ung asM
7uJingptmgigag,twoA\c drop.s. NiJ-
tana dassing 2"^"{f^S'^9 ? twenty
drops.
Pdngigaioisihingu'e,{nin)n. v. I shed
a tear; 3. p. \.\ p. paia..wed.—Nin
papdngigawi.nhingxve, freq. v. I
shed tmus, my tears are falling in
drops; 3. p. l.;p. pepang..i')ed.
Pangi nind akos, I am unwell, indis-
posed.
Pangishe, adv. very little.
Pangishiwagad, u. v. there is very
little of it; p. ^e«..g'a^.
PangUhewagini, n. v. 3. p. there it
very little of it, {an. obj.) \>. pen.,
aid.
Fangig/ietvaf/itiirnin, {nin) n. ▼. pi.
we are very little, in a very small
number; p. pen..iiidjig.
Panginhima, {nin) a. v. an. 1 let
him fall to the ground, Idrop him,
lose him, (a person or any other
a/i. obj.)_3. \).opan..n; p. pen. .mad.
— Pangi joniia nin gipanginhimi
pitchinago; I dropped some money
yesterday, (I lost it.)
Pangishimo gisiss, n. v. 3. p. the sun
sets; p. pcnginhimod.
Pangishdn, {nin) n. v. 1 fall; 3. p. ].•
p. pengishing. '
Pangiehkones, {nin) n. v. I fall sick
suddenly; 3. \>.~i:,p. peng,.eid.
Pangissin, u. v. it falls; p. pengis-
sing.
Pangie.iiton, {nin) a. v. in. I let it
fall to the ground, I drop it, I Iobc
it; .3. p. opan...; p.pen..tod.
Pangi ivahinhkarnagad, it is whitish.
Pangi wahishkini, it is whitish, (an
obj.)
Pangiwagad,n. v. there is little of
it; p pen..^ak.
PangiwagM, u. v. 3. p. there is lit-
tic of it, (ara. obj.) p. pen. .aid
Pa7igiwagisi jmiia cma endaiiln;
there is only a little money here
in my house. Pangiwagisiwag
opinig, there are a few potatoes.
Pang iwagisif nin, {nin) n. v. pi. we
are in a small number; p. pen..ei<l- '
Fangtwagiion, {nin) a. v. in. I re-
duce it to little, i lessen it, dimin-
ish it; 3. p. opan...; p. pen..tod,
Pangiwiai, n. v. 3. p. S. Pangiwa-
gini.
Pangw', a. an. Ot. S. Pingwi.
Panihigaan, {nin) a. v. in. I make
a hole in it, or through it, with a
chisel; 3. p. o pan...; p. pen..ang.
Panibigaiiian, » chisel; pl.-ow.
Panihigaige, {nin) n. v. I make a
hole or holes with a chisel; 3. p. ].;
p.pen.,ged.
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P«npHwa,(^nm) a. v. an. I makf. a
chtl"V"'^-''"-''"^'^'^ with a
re"'- -M/; imp. panujk. '
^ays,[ postpone, (in m,^,y/,,.) ^
lapagaan Mhmndem, (nin) a v
^..Iknockatadoo;/3/;?o',4;
teT-wfftrt' (J!*'^) "• V. I chat-
ter with the teeth being cold; 3.
Papagalcwaan, (nin) a. v. m. s
^f{tTf'''T;('^^'^) »• ^- I knock
tSTr\'- «?•.« k/nd cf^sh.
tree [C. franc frcne;] vA.-waa
Papagiwaian, 8. cotton.iSir^pte;^.
Papywatanegamig, s. house of cot
ton, atent;pl.-wi.
ofroffnf'''?^^'"'^'^'^' «• bag made
01 cotton; pl.-a^.
Pdpagwagh, adv. always, continual-
ly, incessantly.
Papdlaiije, or-tnagad, u. y. the
sparks fly up; p. pep.J.g, ox-nia-
Papahine, s. cricket; grass-hopper;
Pmakne, or-magad ishhde, u. y. the
g'ah ' P* ^^■^••'^^^' or-wa-
PapdhwaainAnin) n. v. I come out
ot the woods; 3. p. I.; p. «g„ „,,„
Papa^anadji:s. bit, flit'teSoSi
Llr. !< ledermausj pl.-i'a^.
PAP
I I'apdngihumi, ii. y. it begins to rii,,
;»;;-P«"f ra,„ are falling he eani
there; p.y,(.y^..,yrt^. " «""
'J<pa.hh(nw,s. an., pitch of the t^r
I tree, balsam. "»<? Jir-
I'o-P'ixhkuigamh, s. elder-tree; pi.,
Popdf>hHsi<ie-gijifr„rj s. gun-firin,r
day, t^at is, the fourth of July '•
/ apashhsuje.ghm, s. a,i. the cnn
^^hrin- month, July. ^ ""
^a^^a.A%V,w (,,^-„) a. V.*;,,. j shear
It thoroughly, I take all off; 3 p
J>ap...]p.pep..ang. ' P' "
/ apashkojwa, (nm) a. v. aw. Ishe«r
him thoroughly, close to the skfn
Pmtshkwdkamiga, or-magad, u. v
there ,s clear grouhd, a clearing'
the trees have been cut down and
taken away. ) P. ^.^..^.^^o.^f^J
PapnshkivdkondihcAmn) n. v lam
bald,bald-headed;3.p!L;;,:;,^"'
-Pa/>«s7i^«^<>,j<f4'Je„,,Vj s. baldness
PapaMwdmagad, u. v. there if,
clearing, a Jlace in the wood
where the trees have been cu
clown and taken away. V%lp'
Pcipassdhigannte, ox-magnd, u. v the
and dryness ; p. pep..teg, or^aaak
«;-_tchU;a.p.«^«^.., p.^,.,_
Papassdkamigadm, u. y. the ffroun.i
splits from cold; p. ^.^j;/"^"""''
Papassangivah, (nm) or, n/n papa».
eyes, 3. V'-^i V.pep..bld.
SS;l;i^™°^«'"«"--i-
Papasmdndjiodu, (nin) r. v. I clao
«2 hands together; 3. V-.;p.;4.'!
Papjowingwe {nih) n. y. m) face is
full of small nimln^- r J_ '"-<=<■
ft.ir f """' v"""; 11. V. my race is
ftill of small nimlpes, [ am marKed
or pitted with the small poxjTarn
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stung by iniisketoes, etc. 3. p i •
p. pep..}v&l. '■' ■'
rapikwcuHna, ox~magarl, ii. v. it is
hilly, it is moiintamoiis: p. pep
nag, or-maffak.
Pa/>lbval-rwmjfa, OT-mngad, u. v
there is a rough killy ground, not
oven; p. pep..ijaij, ox~maqak.
I aptudman-a, {niii) a. v.' an. \ go
often to his house, to his dwelling,
I make him frequent visits;/eV; f
enter in his heart, in his inimi;3
p. opap..n; p. paid.. wad.
Pdpindige, {mn) n. v. I use to go in
I go in frequently; 3. p. 1.; p. paid
..ged.
Fa8aodhidon,{nin)a. v. in. I scratch
it; 3. p. opas...; p.pes-.dod.
lasagohijiwe, {nin) n. v. 1 scratch;
3. p. 1.; Y>. pes.. wed.
rasagoUna, {mn.) a. v. aw. I scratch
him; 3. p. o pas..n;^. pea..nad,:,\mu.
pasagohij.
I'csagwdgami. or-magad, u. v. it is
thick, (some 'iquid;) p. pes..mvj,
OT-magaJc.
Pasamnmiton, {nin) a. v. in. I make
it thick, (some liquid;) 3. p, opaa
...; \>. pes. .tod,
Pashagishka, or-^nagad, u. v. it ig
dark; p. />(?,?^..^flr^, or-magak.
Pashagishkanakivad, s. a dark cloud-
pl.-rw. '
Pashagishkanahvad, u. v. there is a
dark cloud ; p. pesh-wak.
Pashagis?tkiMkad, u. v. it is a dark
night; it is very dark; p. pesh..kak.
t asnagishktnam, {nin) n. v. I am in
darkness, I cannot see immediate-
ly, coming in a house from sun-
shine, I am dazzled ; 3. p. ~o ,- p
pesh..m<)d. '■'
Pashaghhkinammin, s. darkness.
Pdshkab, {nin) n. v. I am blind on
one eye, I am one-eyed ; 3. p.-e* •
p. paidshkahid. '
Pashka wa, {nin) a. v. an. I make
him one-eyed. I knock him an eye
out; 3 p. opash..n\ p. ■paia..umd.
I ashkahidc, (nin) n. v. my teeth are
distant from each other ; 3. p. i •
p.pesh..ded. '
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^('■:<d!mle.hindkwan, h. large dres-
smg comb; pl.-a;j. ' fc« ares
I'ushhdndeia ox-^iagad, u. v. its
00 h are distant fro*;n each other
PdMahUjinAnin) n. v. I burst one
OfmyHyes;3.p. I.;p.^,„i«,
Poshkalns {nin) n. v. niy eyes are
K'J::^.,^"'-'"^^) ^y too' much
PaM-akivadin, u. v. it buiats by free-
dmomodcn; the bottle burst, (by
the^freezingofthe water that wa5
I'asMakwadji mitig, n. v 3 n thf
tree cracks or splits by extreme
cold, p.2Jaia..djid.
-PaiMandmno, s. a kind of bird •
pl.-^. •
^hf!iZ'jT^ ."• ^- ^ burst into
laughter; 3. p.-t ; ^. paiashkapU.-
Pdshkaweo panadjd, n. v. 3. p the
I °"* ^^ 'he egg, IS hatched out : n
Pdshkide, or-magad, u. v. it bursts
I ashktka,or~?nagad, u. v. it bursts
cracks, breaks asunder ; p. paid '
kag, OY~magak. ^ ^
Pdshkikawag' tigowag, n. v. 3 n nl
the waves on the lake (or sedVare
„7,fe*hey flourish; p'.paia.^d^g.
^ ushkitivaamog {animihU}), n v 3
P- pi. It thunders with a great
Pashkiminassanan, {nin) a. v. in nl
make them burst; I confect them*
/make sweetmeats or preserves
of hem, (of in. berries) 3. n «
pash...; p.paia.ang. ' * '^
Pashkimmassiaan, a. sweetmeats
pressrves ; [#. des confitures.] '
t asfikirmnasstge, {nin) n. v. I confect
rv'jx
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I ni!»ko prcnorvos ; :». p. l..- ^s/uiia
..(I'll.
/'<i.i/diniiiiii.f^icirij, («//») n. v. .r;;. I
make llii'iii luiist ; I (•((iifccl tlictii.
I make jMcsiMvcs of'iliciii, {of an.
liiMi i(\s. ) ;!, p. ,1 iHinh-Ji'iii) ; p. paid
..'rail.
V<iKhkimii)>Khla, ini'ti) M. v itiv nhs-
oi'ss or ulcer luir.sis ; ;i. p. I ; p.
f'iiia..li-a<l.
/'a.s/i.h'>iaw<' , (n>ii\ ii. v. I mjiUe
.smok{<; ;j, p, |.; p. /iain..iiy,L
/'a-i/d'/'nr, nr -;/<(?;/»?</, u. v. iliere is
smoke, NiuoUe' i,s a.sot'inliiig ; p,
p,tlii..»i[i, or nuuHik-.
rnshXhhricin, [/u'n) ii. v. 1 lunlv only
Willi one e\e, (elesiii>r ij,,. ,)ili,.|-
(•110 \) iilsi), I aim at s. 111. witli ii
Kiiii ; H. p. /; j). ;>,j/,f. ,/(./,/.
PasM'iihnrtDi) /it,sahiti/, n. v. ,'). \). the
eoin oil tile ear Innsls at llie lire ;
p. pa/'a-./iixi.
/\l.^7(/•^^f/^ (lu'ii'^ a. V. i;i. I sliDot Ml
It. I .siioot II; :(. p. /umh...; p. pa/'i
..a lit/.
J\isli/:i.i/ ii,f.fiil>, 11. V. ;t. p. tlie net
lia.s laif;e nie.sJK's ; p. /)<//((.. .v/(/,
fituhkiyi/ija/i, s. jriui, rilie. musket ;
pi. ii/i: A'/(rhi-/HJ.\'ld-isi<,'a>i, can-
non.
I'tiftld-U/tja/ia/uj, y. the .slock of a
,«iin; pl.-(7/.
/'n.\hi-/,yi\iranH-<\ {/li/i) ii. v. I make
fjnn.s, I am a uun-siuith ; It. p. j. ;
\\.iuiiii...{;(l,
/'ai^/d-i\u\;(i')i/.;/"i)i, a. trade, work
anil o>vii|i;iiioii of a gini-smilh.
rasld/\\/'ja)ii/i(',ri>iiM. s. a man that
niake.s );mis, trnii-smilh ; pi. wik/.
/'dttlil-isJijaini. «. pistol; pi -a /I.
nan 'n/il'id^ n</i(i< tn\is.''i),ild\d', re-
volver with ;J. [, ."). (i iiarrels.
/'(faAA' /></</( , (/i/ii\ n. - . I shoot, T nin
"Mb;
snoot
ing; ;t. y. 1. ; p. /i.u,/.. ,/,-,/.
/'usliHy/(/,-</iji,/,i(l, s. 8. PapaxM-i-
.ii<H--i/ij/t/a(/.
PtiMii^/iitwiii, s. the act of .shootintr
with a Kiiii. (>tc.; also, powder and
shot, or either of thest« articles,
ammn lilt ion.
PashUnva, ^>iin) a. v. an. 1 shoot
him;;i,p.o;vM/i..«;p. /xuViaAIw/W,
imp. /'ii.v/(/(/,v.
]\if'ikihlilJiii,ii,o lihii'Khl, II. V. ;|, n,
the bird' ispuked, itN lealluTH aro
phicked out ; p. fHiia..H(tL
raxidoh; ',,u, (nin ) a. v. in. I pluck
It out, I weed a Held; .'1, p. o /intih...:
|i. /'(it(»..(/.r/.
I'anhkiihina, (nin) ». v. an. I pick
him, (a hinl.) I .stiiii a Itird of his
I lealhers; ;i. p. r» /'(/.4../( ; y.paia..
nail; imp. /'d.^/dohij.
/'a.s/d;,/,.n, 'nin) I'l. v, | have no
iH'iird ; ;», p. I.; \). ii,'M;,<l„ti^f.
raMiii/,,niliina, [nni) a. v. an. I
jmll hi.s heard out; :«. p. o /ianfi..n;
\>. p<.sli..nail ; imii. iin,\h..hij.
I'a.yldiiiliin<hini(1is, (nin ) r, v. 1 pull
III y heard oiil;;i. ji.r.; p. //,.,/,. .m/.
I iin/ditian. { nm) a. win. See the
ln'i|. V. I'ai'axId-KJan,
l\u-ihl:ojira,{nin) a. v, an. S. I'aiianh-
/>ijira.
/'a.'</d-osi aiv himshi, m pavanld-dn,
n. V. :!. p. that hird i.s naked, has
no l<'athers ; j), /i,.v/i..,v/,/.
/'o.shhr<,(las/ii, s. a kind oCwolfnJ. •
most without hair, prairie-wolf;
Jloiip (le_prairi(> ;j pj. nui(j.
/'<is/ii-n\i<li/,-n:</ii</i.s/ aw ai<<i',i.ti, n. »,
■')■ |i. that an'inial h,is no hair or
(nr ; p. /,r,v//..,s7Vi'.
f'as/d-ira,{,/i/,.'(in.{nin)n. win. I pull
It out, I w<>ed ; ;i. p. <, paxh... ; p.
pi.'.ll.dcil.
i'a,sld-n'a.s/d-i/an,(uin) a. v. in. I mow
il; i reap ii ; ;j. p, opanfi..; p. /v«A..
ana.
Pa.</ld-iras/d-iji,jan,f^. .scythe orsithp;
sickh' ; pi. iin.
Pii.'ildira.i/d-iji//,', (nin) n. v, T mow;
I reap; ;i. p. I. ; \^. p,nh..(j,ii.
Pa'</i/<ira.ild-iii</(/ri/,'ir<\ s. n reaping,
;irvestinu woman ; pi. ;/.
Pa.'<id-iru.'</d-iji(niri>i.ii. mowing, huy-
niiikiiii,' ; reapm^r, harvest.
Pa,sld-n;a sld-iji(ji'n'in i n i , .s. mower ;
harvester, reaper; pi. wa<i.
PcM-waiC'ji'ian, s. a skin or hide
wilhoiit the hair, |d. «;j.
Pat^hhwanyjinije, {nin.) n. v. I shear;
:k p. 1, ; p. pci./i..Jcd.
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F'A H
|)l. ii'iiij.
rni^hkwi'yin, k nn. Iciillinr.
I'.inhkn'fijlihi- liiih/.td-itHiKKiii., s. fuiil
iiiiido (if Iciillin ; pi. ,(ii.
I'liMitYiiliinmiilimH, H. Icjigiiiginudc
111 Iciillicr ; |)1. nil:
I'ltM'iregiii. imtUlai.n. Iriilhcr liottlc
|l;. 'Iter ; (J. Hcliliiiirli;) |.l. an.
rdsii/ini" I'lmslii, n. v. :i. p, ||h' ImkI
slarl.s, (lien iivvav; [>. f>'K..<n1.
i;is>,iwi.<. iiiii III V. I ,(. lip, r tlnii.l
lip : [l''-.j<' iiif iik'Im (l<<h()iit ;j ;j. p.
I. ; )|. /"ni/iiid.
l'iis/(/iri,i, {iiln) II. V. m,. | mi,Kc
him iiHfMip, ntiinrliip; | roiim*! dim;
.1. |i. II pan. .11 -^ p. iirn..ii'l. •
l'ii.vijirlii,linii, {inn) u v. an. J lift.
Iiiiii lip, I rtiisc liim up ; :» p. „^,„«
• " ; p. pi'K..ii(nl.
I'iii-iijin'niljii~,t,\ ( nil)) n. v. I iJHf. up
(inifkly, hrinkly ; .'). p. I. ; p. pen..
nil/.
l'iini<jii<Hi,n. (m'n) n. v. ///. I iniiko it
Htlliui lip, :j. p, ,) pan...; Ji p(<.^,.tiHl.
I'li.mrninnii', (niii) ri. v. I cut ami
split wood (or Hnowsliops; ;i, p. }.;
p. pi'K..mi(l .
I'lLSHiiiH, (niii) n. v.in. F lirrnk it,
(II filato, kIiish, fie.) :>. p. n pan...;
p. paian.siiang.
I'lt.imiliihiy or iiiiiijiiif, u. V. tlinni is
!i I'lidl, fiMp orYinHiiro in a rock;
llicrc is ;i h|('('|i rock ; p. ■pfH..lciiij.
or irniijok.
I'amthikanih in n place where there
is a steep rock.
I'aiinahika sihi. h. Oraverod Kiver,
iiake .Siip(<rior.
I'linKi'ulinii. or iiiiujaih u. v. there is
a low place lietween two inoiiii
tains, II vallny; |i. p,\s..iiiiij, or imi-
unk.
f 'iiiifinili.il iiiakahixKiiij, imii)dai, ntn.,
the harrel, tlie hot'tle, etc., hursts
hy cold : p. paiii..iiiij.
I'atinnijinikin, (iiin) I'l. v. 1 stretch
out 'u\y arm; ;j. p.- -/; p. pm..md.
Pntt-iaguiikriia. (m'n) n. v. an. I
striitch out his arm ; '.i. p. opan..
n; p. j)e«.,nad.
oprn
I'liumwininiljin.inln) n. v.
inv li:iiid;':i. p, •/; p p,,..ni,l.
''imnii,, .iniHna, (nin) n. v. an. !
••|"''i Ills hand ; :i. ji. ,, v„m. n ; p.
pr/i .null.
/'ii.sKiii/> II, (nin) n. v. I erect rnysell
Istimd iipruiht ;;t, p. |. ; p prnga^
ijiliiil.
/'iii>.siiii/aliiinr, i nin) n, \. \ rut niid
spill wood (or II sieif/h ; ,\. p. | ; p
pin..n,il.
/^^'.^(//X'■/•, {nhi\ II. V I eiii and sjdit
cedar-wood, to mnke u canoe ; .'t.
p. I ; p. prn..ijnl .
I'lii^mhiiliinAtiitnu. \. .thf, I siph ;
■I Y- i>; p. pi'n..niiiil.
I'ii!tnal,iiiiiiija. or iiiiii/ni/, ii. v. tlir're
IS iiiirrovv hnllow viillev, ii ravine ,
p. /»•"'. ffiii/, or iiiiigiik.
l'iii<xnkiivaniliiiiui, (nin) a. v. an, I
'',"'1' liiiii : |K. jn Im donne iirie
< liiciiieiu,iid(.;];j. \y.o/iaH..v:v.7ivh..
mail. '
f'aMiil,-i,vavi//7i7a.v,n. (iiip;f F-'. chiqiir.
^iDiiide; (i. Nasensiieljer;! p|. -a7i.
I'li.'ixih.naniljiiir, i nin.) n. v. I (jhj,;
-i. p. I.; \'. pis,. (Jill.
I'ani:ivniraaiiiih, (iiin) n. v.
or lilink, (once;) ;». p.
Ii/'il. See I he Irn/. v
pn/iamaniiniiviih'.
I'ltKHunijaiiiiahiicin, s. twinkling, llie
Ivvinklini: o( an eye, a moment.
I'afKuiiijirah, [vin) w. v. I shut mv
'•yes, F keep mv oyrs shut; (Fif.
mesliim;| .'I. p. '/; p. /,.,..///,/.
PaK.\ani/iriiliiKli/;i. iniu) n. v. niy
eyes shut (iKiiinst my will, F am
Ml<'<'I>y, F am drowsy; .'(. p. |.; p,
pi .1. had.
I'ansanihiilan, (nin) a. v. in. I make
!i ditch Ml it or lhroii);h it; 3. ji. u
pan.,.-, ]>,/>fin..anif.
I'asHuinl.iiil,'. or. pni'saiiikaiiiiKlii, (<f
-mar/ii,!. n. v. there is a dil<'h iiiiidf?;
p. pru.ilrii, or nuiijal-.
I'af:i-iiinkiin, or }>aiimnilniqnn, s.
ditch, trench; 1 1'", rifole,' foHgj!;]
pi. an.
VaHHnnilc, in in) or, nin paxsanikni-
;,'(, ri, V. i am di««ini,' a ditch or
trench; 3. \). I.; p. pen. .id.
\ twinkle
^■; (). piK..
of It,
nm
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PAS
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PAT
/ ■i.*»<ninw,',ra, {nin) a. v, „n. 1 strikf
liiiii or lli(< cli|.,.k. I Imlli'l liim;:i
p. ofm..n; p. />r.f..mi<i\ mii.. /-„.va,.
I'oKJiiiftiw.ni,/,!, or 111(1,^,1,/, II. V. tlu'rr
isiisimill vall.-v (.('huiuI; n. /„.,..
yak, or inii,j,tk.
^ '"■"'*"'"■"• I '"'«) II. V. fi//. 1 |)r,.jik
''oiiK' (f//. ol.j.; [\. ,,. „ ^,„,, ,,. ,,_
p<u<i..n',uf; imp. ;»,w,i.
raHsrkaiiak, n. a kin.l of (Vou; iil
I'tumhiiloit, {Hill) a. v. //;. I l,n.al< it
topu'ccs will, i„v liaads; :(. .,. „
.«(/«...,> p. iHn\t..,lo,l
Pu.w/if'„(i, {nil,) a.
Noino (f«. oil
V. It /I. I lirt'ak
<»''J- t«> l)i<H-cs Willi niv
liaml.s; :(. p. r,y<<,.v.,/^; [k pain.iim/.
I <iMi,/,m, u,,„) n. V. mv lip ih cIov.
•Ml. split;. -J. p. 1.; ^^.pemdon,).
' •iKKhU'neijuiiaiiui, (n/'ii) a. w' an. |
Kivt' liiin a viiilf/if hlow on tlio
nioiilli; .t. p. „/>(,,v..//,,- p. /„,,.. mml.
I assxIonC^ira, {nnt)\\. v. «//. I t<trik('
l>im on thcniout!i; :i. p. o ih,x..ii;
p. pis..w,ul\ imp. f)ntixi4l,mC\
J <tss/(j,iii/(i/i, s. iron cleaver used
«'S|>erially liy KliiiiRle-malceiN U>
«j'lil. piiie-iiloeks into .sliintrle.s; IF
^coiulre;] p|. an. ^ '
/'ii/if/</tii,j,-,{iiii,) II. V. 1 am spiiliiiir
with a cl«viv.>r; 3. p. 1.; p. juita..
om.
J'(is.iii-a^iir~ma(j(Hl, u. v. it hreakK,
>l splits, ren(l.s; p. paia..ka<i. or
-uMgid:
Piisnihi/i; {nin) a. v. in. I l)reak it
(«i'l>llt); :(. p. 0(HX.^...; ,,. paiiL,
<lii<J-—Aiii. pniHi^mkiui, freq. V. I
^bieiik it into several pieces.
Pas.uk\iwiin, a. aw.; p|. -a<f\ov pavsi-
kawun,d\ h.; pi. -,w, t|,"„ stick or
rod iis(>d by the sqnaws in pluvinif
their piny,
Passihure, (niu) n. v. {nin papansi-
Icaire, (r(>(i. v.) 1 am jjlnvinM the
Indian women's play; ,}. ,, i . ,,
pr.i..wrtf. ■' ^ '
Paml-ai,vw/n. s. Indian women's
pliiy, corre«pondin(r to the Indian
l)a l-play which is played by men
only.
rii».iihr„fi.. II. V. S. 'I'aMihwad
I lIXUH-in /),.,//,;/„, I, N. NllMtr; ( |.' |r,(||||,.
'i. Nclileiider;| nl. an.
/ 'iiKi, kw< />,,{/ ;,/,., \„i„) „. ^. ,
Ihrowiiijf with a slin^r; ;). ,, , .
piSK..,l,il, ■' ' ■
Pimitnn, invi) „. v. ///. | hr,,,,^ it
(Ndii it);:t. p. o /,„,,.„. ,,,.,;
tod. 'jyin p,ipas.nt„n, Ireu. v. I
hreak it in Ncveral piecH.
Piimi'iiiv, or m,i;/,i,/, 11. V. it rv-
•■choN, it reNoiind's; p. p,'SK..mv, or
niiii/,d\
P(iKtfr&iv,'i<hin,{nin)u. v. I creafy
I'cho, I make re.sonnd my voice
J- I'- l.;|'. /'ci.v../;/,/,
/ <i.i.fii>nr,'/on, {nin ) a. v. in. I iimke
It re-i'cho. resound; ;i. p. „ .,„. .
V. prs..fo</. ^ '
PatiiNnan iniininiii</(in, {nin.) a. v
in. I close a liook .s/i,//iffy; ;| j, ,',
/'"/...; p. pi't..iinij.
Patahiivihinan numnaii/an, {nin) a.
V. in. S. Piitalciiirrhiiuin.
/'(if'iijwid-oninifjin; {nin) n. v. I dose
niy hand; ;j. p. - ,; p. /„^..„,;/.
I 'it,(kinm.{nin) a. v. //a. | stiii)? it
' pnck It, I pick it np with soim..
<l"'iK-p"i>it«'<l;:i. p. ();*<i^...;n.w„
anij. ' -^
I'atdkaiijan, n. fork, tahle-fork" pi.
I'aUthtiije, {nin) n. v. | pick it up or
lake It up with a fork; 3. p i •„
Pft..(/C(l. ' "■
Pdfaknkumpjifinidon, {nin) a. v in
I stick it ii. ihe ground; ;i. p. ,1
rnt...\y>. pet. ,1,1(1.
I Patakdhxijin. {nin.) n. v. I nia stung
l>y It, I have it stickiiif,' in me; .1
! ^)_. I.; }). f>(t..inij.~Am pafakahxi-
mi min€ii.sa(jawanj msAtinwimimi;
I have a thorn sticking in my
head. nil. Conj.)
Pntahushkaiijan, k. hay-fork; pi. -an.
J ntakawa, {nin) a. v. an. I sting
some an. ohj., 1 pick it up or take
It np with n pointed object; 3. p.
opat..n;\).pet..wad; imp. paiakd.
—Optn nin patakawa; I stmg and
pick up a potato.
J'utakibidjifjan, 8. harpoon; iron hook
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forrntrhiii« «liirff(«on; fF. Knfr»«;l
pi. an.
l;ifnii/>f(lj/,/r, (,iiii) ii. v. 1 lun
liiiipiiuiiiiin; I tun hdokiii^r wllli im
iron liook; ;«. p. |.,- \k p,t,.i/n/.
J'(itnh'liii/(iii,(/nii. ) II. V, ///. I |iMr|i(i(iii
it, 111- hook il iukI (liiivv It. to inn;
:i. p. "/'"'■••; !>■ /'f/.Jod.
I'litii/iflnnn, i/iin) n. \. an. I liook
liiiM Mini iliiiw hitn to iiic, I Unnk
mill Kim.pio liiin; ;t. p. „ /ml. .71; p.
pif..iiii</; imp. fuiftikihij.
I'liltd-ih'inrrim, h. pluini- o( ((•.•itliciN,
hcii(l-oin;imciil ol rcuilicr.s; 1 1.'. i,,,'
Miiilir; (1. I'VdciliuHrli;] p|. .<,/,.
I'(i)iil:/i/r,()r 111(1, inii, \\. \. it NiicJiN
III N. til., it 18 ■..•n.Tlcd, it. si,n,„i„
lip; !>. /i(( .ilci/, or iiiiKfiii'.
l;il.tlii\{liii, (niii) n. v.'s. I><(laht
buljiu.
I'litiihiilon, (nil,) II. V. /;/. I .stick n
;ii s. III., I ni'cl It, I innki- il, nImikI
lip ill s. III. or soincvv Ill-re; ,'i. p. „
■/'II/...; /iii..(l„il.
l'iiliiLhiii'uljinld'(tiljl(i,in; N. a tiling;
llial IN slui'k 111' tlio hclly ol ;iii
iiiiiiii.'il, thill in, il Hpiir; pi. an.
{ MiiiIJi, i\n\ lii'lly ol iin iinimul.)
I'liluki/tA, {/It'll.) n V. (///. 1 Hiick
soiiK! <in. olij. in H. til., I ]nif, up,
I (;i('(.'t. ,soiii(! ii/i.. olij.; ;(, p. ,',
piU..>i;_i>. i'(l..iuiil\ )n\]).'j,i(fu/,r/.
I'iiliikiiuiiil)iili!ii, iiiiii.) 11. V. 1 hiivo
it stirkiiiH 111 my hfiiid, rt NtickH in
mv li;iiiil; ;t. p. 1. p. 'iui..'inq.
J'liliikiiiiiiiljuKiis, {mn) r. v." J tlinist
s.th. ill my hand; 1!. p. 0; ii.pet..
,iid.
/'alid-inindji/i'it, {niii) n. v. an. I
drivo or thrust, n. Mi. in his hand;
.■). p. opuk..n; p. pd'..7rui/; imp.
piUakiiiiiidji.
I'<ilikuldnia,{iiiii) n. v. an. I Ntiiik
or UiniKt HoiiK! rtf/i. ohj. in ,s. tli.'
;i. p. II paL./i,; p. pet. .mad.
.!'at<ikixliin,, ri. v. D. p. Homn an. ohj.
stick.s ill s. t,h.; it .stands up in Is.
til,; ji. pfl..'hiij.
i'atakt.^!drilj in,\nni) n. v. 1 liavo it
sticking m my loot, it sticks in
niy fo()t;3, p. ].; \t. peL.inij.
I PotakimdriidiH, (mn ) r. V. I thriiitl n
th. Ill mvfooi; .•!. p. .0; \u p,t..ml.
I o/idiKid, ii;i, ( nin ) a. v. an. I tliruHl
«. th. in hiN (()(,i; :i. p. „ pat. .11.; p.
j<il..nyd\ ti\\\). patiikmulf.
I'lifidinkwitii/iin, H. Hnippln, In \„>
tif'd on thi> li'dt III vvalkiiiK on
Miiooth icr; |(:.mappin:| pi. „„.
I ulakis„,u. V. ;t, p. ,s. i'niakishm.
i'iitiiki.st.ulini,( tihi) n.w.in. i Nlick
or ihruHt II III H, th.; [\. p. „pal...,
p. /iil..ili>d.
/'ii/akinK/u, II. V. S. I'alahidr.
I'iit<ih'wrl,iiia. (ii'in) h. v, an, I Htirk
Il III N. III. Ihrowitur it, ( iin. ohj. 1 I
iiiiiko it NtiiMil up with |(;rr.«; j. p.
11 piif..ii; p. pi I. .11(1(1.
l'ol(iLiu>iliiiian, ( //,///, ) a. v. in. I wtick
or ihniKt It in Itytli rowing, or with
(orco; ;i. p. oput..., [I. i„t..,itiii.
I'liliikiiii'i'hhmii iiuiHinuiiinii, ( nrn) a.
V. ///. I cloHC! a liook Hoinf'wlial
linsklv; :j. p. o/Hi/...; p. prf..a.n</,
I iiliiMoinj, , H. loni,'-h'll(!d <Mirl'«!w
I wntrr lowl;) | K. rourliK;! pj]
iiiiij.
f'iif<'/iM/ik(', «v i>ia(f(id, 11. V. It in
pointed; p. /i,t..lui(i, or inaijak.
/'<i'</it'f;/d(ili/kiid, u.'v. it i/s I'lOHited,
^fiiietal, '///. ) p. p,/..kiik.
I'lifrhislikdliililHi, 11, V. ;i, p. it, \h
iHiiiileij, ( stone, Hilvt^r; ) p. prl..hld.
/'iitr/iin/diin, (iriii. 1 a. v. ?'//,. | hUu^
it, lUeiC.e it; :i. \,.op(U...; p. ;/,/..
"".'/■
I'dlchinlikaiiui.., (nin) a. v. an. I fivick
liiiri, .sting him, pierce )iim; ;j. p.
opidyv; p. p(l..'iriid.
t'otcliJuldihiidiii,,^ (irin)M. V. in. I <tut
it |iointed;:j. p. „pat...; ]i. prf..d<id .
I'idiliiiilikihona, (nin) u. v. an. I cut
Nome (in. ohj. oointed; :^. p, «
/>iit..n; p. jwL.nud; imp. pafrMnh-
Inhirj.
PatrhiMnijaan, (niji) a. v. in. 1 rut
it pointed with an axe ,• H. p. „
pat... ; p. pA..an<j.
PalchiMUjady u. v. it is cii I pointed,
(wood,) it is iiuinted ; p. piL-qak.
I'iilch/I.dik\<iad, II. V. It is cut jioiri'ted,
'still};) \Kpi't..,jak.
l'at(iiiHliki(juwa, {ninj a. v. an. I cut
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PIG
m
it pointoH with an !xxe,(an. obj.)
3. p /•■(' '■, ;i pet.. wad ; iiiip.
paf< himiiOfi
P.iti 'nsM:i'j t\ ,i. v. 3. p. it is cut
printed, ( stuff, an. ) p. pet..sid.
Patchishktgid, n. v. 3. p. it is cut
pointed. It is pointiul, (wood, an.)
[>. pet..iiid.
I'i'tchishkijan, (nin) a. v. in. lout it
I)ointed, 3. p. n pat...; p. pft..nng.
I'atchukkijwa, (nin) f. v. u/i. I ti'it
It poirit(!(l. I an. ol)i. j p. pet. .wad,
J'atehuhHkodan, [nin] a. v. in. 1 cut
it pouited with & knife ; 3. p. u
pat. .; n.))ct..an(j.
/'atchiM-ikona, (nin) a. v. an. I cut
some an. obj. pointed, with a knife;
3. p. o pal..n ; p. 2^et..nad ; imp.
patchitihhih j .
I'atchis/ikiwine ^'vW.i.v, n. v. 3. p. the
moon has pointed) horns, (first or
last quarter;) \). pet..ntd.
I'awengwai, adv. asleep, in sleep,
sleeping.
Pawenywai nin hinosse, I walk in
sleep.
Pawengwai nin gigit, I speak in
sleep.
Pawindeige, (nin) n. v. 1 sweep a
chimney ; 3. j). 1,; p. pew..ged.
Pawindcigtwinini. s. chimney-
sweeper ; p\.-'wag.
Pegwinhitwet'hlitl, p. s. a (pron. pe-
aod/iii'«e^hkid,) he that is in the
habit of befm'UiR s. th. to eat, par-
asite ; [F. ecornifleur ;J ^il.-jig.
Pekitiigcd, p. s. a. he who strikes,
striker, striker in a blacksmith's
shop; pl.-ji/.
Pehwawigang, p. s. a. he that is
humpbacked ; camel; \>\.-ig.
Pekwejiganiked, p. s. a. he that bakes
bread ; baker; \)i.~jig.
Pej)angi, Biilv. (the frequentative of
pangi,) by little and little, a little
every time, a little each.
Pepangi nin witmin, lam frugal, (I
eat only a little every time, at ev-
ery meal.)
Pepeshodiii, {nin) r. v. I scarify my-
•elf, in order to bleed ; 3 p.-o j p.
paie.,tod.
Pepeshme, (nm)n. v. I scarify peo-
ple for bleeding, I let blood by in-
cisions of the skin ; 3. p. i.; p
paiep..W€d.
Pepeshowewin, a. scarification of the
skin, for letting blood.
Pepeshwa, (nin) a. v. an. I bleed
him, i)y scarifying, by incisions of
the skin ; 3. p. o nejL.n ; p. pate.,
wad ; imp. pepeshvi.
Pepigwed, p. s. a. player on the flute-
flute-player ; \>\.~jig.
Pen'ikwe, s. a kind of owl ; pl.-y.
Piguljimig, rotten wood.
PigiJjUsagad, u. v. it is rotten,
(stick, pole, or any wooden obj. ,
\).pe(/..gak.
Pigidjifsagiiii nahagissag, n. v. 3. p.
the board is rotten; \\ pcg..sid.
Pigihiddn, (nin) a. v. m. 1 pitch It;
1 tar It ; I putty it ; 3. p. o pig...;
\).peg..ang.
Pigikdna, {nin) a. v. an. I pitch or
tar some an. obj.; 3. p. opig..n\ p.
pe(f..nad; imp. pigikaj.
Pigikc, {nin) n. v. 1 make or gather
pitch; 3. p. 1.; p;pegiked.
Pigtke, {tun) n. v. 1 pitch ; I tar; I
piiUy;3. p. 1.; p.pegiked.
Pigikewanissag, s. firebrand used in
jjitching a canoe ; pl.-on.
Pigis'kanad, u. v. it is rotten, pu-
trefied, corrupted ; p. peg..n.ak.
Pigishkanan, {nin) n. v. 1 am rotten,
putrefied, I mortify; 3. p.-?"; p.pig..
nid.
Plginhkanl-opin' s. an. a rotten po-
tato ; p\.-ig.
Pigiihkihidon,{nin) a. v. in. I break
it ofi" by small pieces ;3. p. opig...\
p. peg..di)d.
Piguhkihina asuema, {nin) a. v. an.
1 break oft" tobacco by small bits;
3. p. opig..n ; p. peg..nad.
Pigishkighin, {nin) n. v. I fracture
iny body by falling from a certain
height; 3. p. 1.; p.peg..ing.
Pigithkisxin, u. v. it breaks to pieces,
falling from a height ; ^. pegging,
Ptgiw, s. an. pitch.
Pigiwisigan, a. maple sugar made to
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ition of the
am rotten,
pitch ; [C. Sucre en
S.
resemblo
goinme.J
Pi^'^ngweigan, s. hoe; ul.-a«
Jit m iajtwa{/akwad.
Piyonekwe, s. a kind of small froe •
pl.-^. » '
/ iawawe ow antmntih, n. v. 3. p. tliis
ilog has long hair, (poo.ile-dog :')
\^.paq..wed.
Ptjigohtie, a. a woman that has no
more a husband, that dons not live
with her husband, (not a widow )
Pvigdkwew, (nm) n. v. I am n wo-
man who has no more a husband,
(^outnotaw.dow;)3.p.-,-;p.;„^..
Pijigwdhe, s. a man who has no more
a wife, (but not a widower,) or
who does not live with his wife •
njtffwahew, (nvi) n. v. 1 am a man
who has no more a wife, or who
does not live with his wife : 3 p
-i; p. pej..tvid ^'
Pijiki, 8. ox, bull ; cow ; buffalo : nl
■<iiag. ' '
Nabe-pijiU, bull. Ikwe-pijilL cow.
Maslikode-pij,U, buffalo. OdaU-
pyiti, draught-ox.
PiJiki masUagosi, n v. 3. p. the ox
(or cow) bellows ; p. m€n..sid.
I ipkins, 8. dim. calf; \A.-ag
Ptiikiwanotv, s. the tail of an ox or
COW; pl.-a».
Pijikiwegin a. ox-hide, cow-hide.
buffalo-robe; pl.-o/i.
Pijikiwigamig, 9. stable ; pl.-on.
Pinkiwiyanj, s. an. the claw of an
PIK
ox^or a cow ; \t\.-ig
'imo, s. duns."
Pyikiivi
Ptjikiwii
' ijtkiwttotoshiin, s. an, the udder of
a cow/ pl.-ay.
Pijikiwiiass, s. beef.
Pyikiwi-wissiniwagan, s, manger •
V}-o.n. '
Piiishig, adv. alone, only ; without a
load, empty.
Prjishigonagaam, (niii) n. v. I have
nothing in my canoe; 3. p. 1.; p.
pej..ang.
Pviahigou'is, ( nin )n.v. lamalone,
I have no wife; [ have no hus-
band; 3. r>.~t; p. prj..8t<l.
Itkthtwp, (nm) .1. V. s. Pikiki-
it'eta.
PtkUiw('-,,gosi, n. v. 3. p. it has thfl
taste of an animal that was tired
out before it was killed ; p. pek
PiHkiwepngwad, ii. v. it ha.s the
taste of the flesh of an nnimMl
which was tired out before it wi.s
Killed; p, pek..wak.
Pi'nkiwefa. inln) n. v. I am tired
irom /uOonng, (not from walkinjr :)
3 p. l.;p. p. pet. tad. ^"
1 iki.s8(inag(ikadnn, (nin) a. v. i/». I
make a partition in a house ; 3 "i.
'>M...;p.pek..avg. ^ ^'
I ikiH.ianagokude, or -magad, u. v
there IS a closet made, a small
room in a house; p. j,ek..deg, or
Pikissamgokan. s. partition in u
house; pl.-a«.
Pikissanagoke. (nin) n. v. / make u
partition in a house : 3. d i • n
peL.ked. ' ^ ' P-
Pikissanugong, in the closet.
I tkodjan, a. a ball of thread ; pi -
an. ' ' ■
Pibxijane, (nin) n. v. I have a knob
on my nose ; 3. p. 1.,- p. peh.ned.
I ikodiano tdon. (nin) a. v. in. I wind
It on a ball, (thread, cord, ©tc.) 3
p. opik...: p.peL.dal. ;■
J ikodji (7wi) n. v. I have a big fat
I 'n!','^'^y '■.?.• P-^--lJ- pekodjid.
I Jikondgtji, (nin) n. v. S. Pikodji.
riA-oganu/i, or pikwakogandn, s. an-
kle-bone ; pl.-a».
Pikwahikisse, or-magad, n. v. it tum-
bles ; [F. ils'ecTOule;] p. pek..seg,
or~mapak. *''
Pikwadind, u. v. S. Papikwadina.
Pihoadi, 8. lish-bladder ; pl.-i/j.
Pikwadjish. s. a kind of mushroom •
pl.-a«. '
I'ikwagondagan, 8. big throat.
Pihwajrthka,{nin)n.v. nin papik-
wajcshka, freq. v. I have pimples
or pustules on my skin ; 3. p 1 •
pek.,kad. * '
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PihvaJc, 8. arrow, made of wood on-
ly ; [F. inatras ;J ])l.-on.-S. Asia-
wan.
rik>vdl:ami(ia, ox-m.a<fad, u. v. it is a
hilly groiitui, there are small hills;
}>• pea-.aiHh ox^nagak.
I iku'ukokwenmhi, s. jay, (bird ;) [F.
t'cai ;1 -A.-iay.
/'ikwdkanituij, s. fist ; pl.-in.
I'ikwdk(mind{)!tan>a, (nin) a. v. rtn. I
nifi' him, I strike liiinwith tho (i.st ;
'}. p. o ]iik..n ; p, pfk,,wad.
i'ikwdkoHhif), s. a kind of wild duck,
an autumn-duck ; pl.-atj,
/'>'k/rdk(is,saijidiir, i nin) n. v. I have
a large ruinp, large buttocks ; 3. p.
1.; P' pek..ied,
/'i'k/rukwad, s. knob on a tree ; play-
ball ; \>\,~<m,
/'ikwakirad()-/ja(jama(/an, s. Indian
war-club, vvitii a big knob on the
end ; [A. -an.
/'ikwan, s. back.— There is always a
possessiveproiioun prefixed to this
word ; as : Ain /likwan, my back ;
o pikwan, his back, etc.
I'ikwan&nl/idj, s. the back of the
hand.— There is always a posses-
sive pronoun itefore this word ; as:
i\ in pikwan c ii in dj , kip ikina nen indj,
o pikwanenindj ; the back of my
thy, his hand. '
I'ihu'aninindjitawa, (nin) a. v. an. 1
strike him with the back of my
hand ; 3. p. opik..n; p. pch.wad.
I tkwdwigan, s. humpback.
J'ikwdwi(jan,(mu) n.v.l am hump-
backed; 3. p. l.;p.pek..an(/.
I tnaamaioa, {nin) a. v. an. I put
or thrust it in for him ; .3. p. opiu..
« ; p. pan.. wad.
Finaan, (nin) a. v. in. I put or
thrust it in ; 1 take it down ; 3. p.
pinaan ; p. panaang,
Finawa, {nin) a, v. an. I put or
thrust some an. obj. in some ves-
sel ; I take it down ; 3. p. o pina-
wan ; p. panawud; imp. pind.
Finawe aw atvessi n. v. 3. p. that an-
imal is shedding its hair, it is moult-
ing; p. petiawed.-S. J'inicjwane.
Finaweshka, n. v. 3. p. S. J'inaue.
Findaadm {nin) a._ v. in. I catch it
in a net ; 3. p. a pin... •,p. pan..dod.
Findaam, (nin) n. v. I catch in my
p. 1.
p- pan-
net or ne>8 ; 3
daaiuj.
Findaana, (nin) n. v. I catcV inn
net or in nets; 3. p. 1. ; {>. pan.,
nad.
Findaan, (nm)n. v. I am caught in
a net ; 3,_p.-'y; p. pan.. sod. -A Hi.
mi (ji^oiaf/ pindua.souui/ ; many
(ishes are cauglit in the net.
I'inddbawadji(jan, s. clyster-pipe; i).
pl.-«».
Finddbawaxlj iyan^n. injection, C given
to a sick person,)" clyster ; IF.
lavement; G. Klystier.j
J'inJdfmwudJi(je, ( nin ) n. v. I am giv-
ing an injection; 3. p. 1.; u. pa/,..
I'indahawana, {nin) a. v. a7i. I give
him an injection; 3. p. o p'in..u; p.
pan. .nad; n\\\),pindahawaj.
Fii(dahawn7ii<jo, {nin) pass. v. I re-
ceive an injection; 3. p. pindaha-
wana; p. p(in..ni/,ii.
Findd(/an, s. S. Afas/ikimod.
Pindd(janiwe, (nin) n. v, I put in a
bag; 3. \). l.;p. /ian..wed.
Ftndd(/aniwen, {nin) a. v, m. I put
It in a bag; 3. p. opin...; p. pan..
wed.
J'indd(ianiwcnan, {nin) a. v. an. I
liutsome a/i. obj. in a bag; 3. p.
(>pin...\ p. pun. .wed.
I'indukateaan, s. an. powder-horn;
pl •-«[/.
Fi/idakateive, {nin) n. v. I am fill-
ing my powder-horn; 3. p. 1.; n.
pan. .wed.
Fiiidakndjane, {nin) n. v. I take
snuff; 3. p. ].; p. pan..ned.
Finddkoshima, (nin) a. v. an. I put
it in a mortise," etc. {an. obj.) 3. p.
o pin..n;p.pan..mad.
Finddkonhin, n. v. 3. p. it is in a
mortise, etc. {an. obj.) p. pan..
ing.
Finddkosse, or -mag ad, m.x. it is in the
mortise, etc. {in. oh].) p. pun..seij,
ox-niagak.
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1" a mortis.!, etc.,, V,. obi/ j n-
sill TtV''''"^"-^-^^'"""'^ '-Ike
snuff, (tli« sumo ua. ui,, : ■; od-
Imlakwcuun, s. tlu act, >.abit
en ()oii(li(>.l
/V/j,/«/,/^.,„,,V*r, r«/«) n. V. 1 fall or
«li(leiriahole.orinaditch,oHr
a.J^hollowp]ace;3. ,,.!.; I,:;:,;"
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I'indanikanisse, ox-maqad, u. v. it
a Is or «lule8 in «'o,n.; hoHow
plate, p.y'a«..*'fy, or-;/ia</«x..
a. V ««. I nut my /inper i or hanrH
nnns,noutf,,(or]„at'raplrsna'
lH;'J,Jshoved,„,.p.^,,..,,,
l'inilauumkajji,jan, a. case; scab^
bard,- lA.-a/i.
I'mlunwan, s. a/i. quiver, caae for
arrows; pl.-a^.
I'indaode, ox-inuyad, u. v. it is in a
case, cover or scabbardj p. pan..
I'mlaodjiijan, s, cover or scabbard
cf agun, etc.;p|.-a«,
I uulaodon, {nin) a. v. in. I put it
in a scabbard or cover, (a eun
ItMhvudan, {nin) a. v, m. 1 stufi'
It; [!'. JO le bourre;] 3. p. o?y/«.. •
\>.j<an..u/ig. -^ '
ri/iduMm-a'na, {nin) a. v, «« j
stiitf soinea«. obj.; ^. ^y <> }nn..n:
J-IWi..nad; imp. pindasmvaj.
Imdashhve, (mn) u. v. I stufl; 3
p. 1.; \u pan. .wed.
Puulami, 8. an. a bar in a canoe or
boat; _pl.-«ry.
rmlammn, ox jmulassinadjigan, s
shot-pouch; pl.-«w. -^ ^ ' *•■
/'2/iJt, ox-7na(/ad, u. v. it is in s th •
hpandaj^ox-inayak. "'
/ M<f?l7, adv. in, within, inside.
Iciahmde, ox-magad, ii. v. S. Pi«.
diyadjigwd,c.
^or^ltf"*-'"'^"*"^"- ^'- I slide in,
I'irdi^fadjigude, ox ma ff ad, u< v. it ia
''rought m, it is entered; p. «an..
I'indigadon, {nin) a. v. in. I brinir
" in, I carry it in, I enter it; 3. p'
opm...; p. pan..d,Al.
I'indiyamig, adv. in the lodge or
I'indigana {nin) a< v. an, I bring
nun in, I carry him in, J lead or
conduct him in; 3.1,. ojP««..w; p.
V<in..nad; imp, pindimj.-Endaiaii
mn ptndu/ana ; 1 take him to my
liouse, (1 takehimin.)
J'indiaawa, {nin) a. v, an. 1 come to
lis house, to his dwelling, I visit
I'lm ; .fi(/.l enter into him, in his
J'eart, m his mind ; 3. y. opin..n :
]>■ l>an..u<ad ; nnp, pindigww.
J'i'ff^ {nin) n. v. 1 go in, I come
in, I enter; 3- p. \.;p.pandigcd.
I'tndigihat'), {nin) n. v. I run it, I
rushin,-.3,p. ].;p.^,tt,,..^„^,
1 tndighate, ox~mayad. u. v. the heat
comes m; v.panUey, ot-magal:
J indu/ima<jad, u. v. it goes in, it
conies in ; p. pan..gak.
iiidujcui.^^C^nin) n. v. I bring in,
or carry in, wood for fuel: 3. p 1.;
p. Pun.. ml. ^ '
I'indiijisU-agm, {nin) a. v. pers. it
comes mine, (in my body;) 3 u.
<:]nn...;p.pan..(,ud. ^
1 wdujMd-an, {nin) a. v. in. I go or
comemit, Ienterit;.3.p.o«L.. •
p. pan..a,„i.—Kin haha-pimUgeish-
kanan kuktna tviyiwaman : I go
rom house to liouse, or, f go in all
the houses, (or lodges.!
J tndtyishl-wwa, {nin) a. v. an. I «o
or come into him ; 3. p. opin.^-
J.pan..wad. S. Pindjinawekkawa.
1 tndiyesse hvnesM, n. v. 3. p. a bird
fliesin;p.^are..sfj.
Pimhyvwehina, {nin) a. v. an. I
throw him in;' 3. p. opin..n: li.pan
••^K'd ; nap. pindigeweUn.
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V. in. I
; p. pan..
Pifidigewebinan, (nin) a
throw it in ;3. p. o pin.,
ang.
Pindig nakakeia, adv. inside, to-
wards the intiidc.
Pindikoman, b. iinife-sheath, scab-
bard for a knife; \A.'an.
Pindf, or piiidji, adv. in, inside.
(Always couhoctcd with a sub-
stantive.)
Pindiaii, adv. inside, within, inter-
ioily.
Pindjlhidey or-niaijad, ii. v. it fhos
in ; \i. pan..dc(/, or- inaijak. — Blwi-
gai^gan gi~piadjihide ; ' a chip flew
m.
Pind/jidawamagadnibi., \\. v. the river
has an entrance, a mouth ; p. pan
..gak.
Findjiiiawaam, {nin) n. v. I go in,
or I come in, in a canoe or boat ;
3. p._ 1.; p. pan. .ang.
Pindjideetilhkagon, {nin) a. v. per.s.
I' conies in my heart; :j. p. u pin...;
p. pan.. god.
Pindjidee.shkaica, (nin) a. v. an. I
come in his heart ; ;1. p. o pin..r ;
p. pan.. wad.
Pindjidikihma, {nin) a. v. an. I put
s. th. in his wound; 3
I come into him. I enter into him.
I abide in him; 3. p. o pin..n: p.
pan. .wad. — MatvM manitiuj o ai-
■j> i n'ljinan'onhka wawa n kahisha, <} ,
vho evil spirits entered into the
swine.
Pi>idjin''i/ikagi>n, (nin) a. v. pers. S.
Piiidjina loe^^hkagvn .
Pinilji/t.(,s/d'awa, {nin i a. v. an. S.
1 'indj inawi'Mawa.
Pindjinindjin, (nin) n. v. I pn! nn-
lin<,'Lr in..., I or my handr) 3. p. i.:
p. /'an.. /lit/.
Piniljlsiilf.,<ihin. (nin) n. v. I put iny
). 1.; \).pan..inii.
1>. o pin..n\
p. jpan..nad; m\\>. pindjidikihi).- -
Pindjulikddjishin ki/iindj o)na
mi-inagananu'(joi(> >/ ; p\n thy hand
here where l\v'.s wounded,
Pindjid)anj, inside ilie nose, nostril.
Pindiiatm, inside tlie mouth.
Piwyuhnehina, (nin) a. v. an. S.
Ptndanona.
PindJMjone, ox-wagad, ii. v. it comes
in the throaf p. pan..n-fg. or ~ma-
gak.
Pindjujonewenhkagon, [nin) a. v.
pers. it comes in my throat; 3. p.
ptn..n; p. pan. .god.
Pi>idJi.gossan, s. medicine-bag, pi.
-an .
Pindjina, adv. inside, i.i the int-
erior, inwardly.
Pindjinawctshkagon, (^nin) a. v. pers.
it comes into me, it is in me; 3. p.
pin...; p. pan..g<,d.
Pindjinaweohkawa, i^nin) a. v. an.
foot in...; 3.
, . ., I slide in.
or fa! I in, with one foot; 3. p. 1,;
li. pan..scd.
Piiidjii'se. {nin) n. v. I slide or fall
in...; 3. p. 1 ; p. paiidjisscd.
Pindjifme, or-niagnd, w. v. it slide.s
or falls in..; p. pandjisseg-.! ox-ma-
gak.
Pindji-siiton, {nin)n.v. in. I put it
i in; 3. p. o pin...; p. pan. tod.
Pvuljwakaigan, in the fort, wuhi;i
the enclosure or fortification.
Pindj/ccJiiiia, {nin) a. v. an. S.
Pindigewehina.
Findijwcl'inan, {nin) a. v. in. S.
Pindigeircbinan.
Pindonutciii, s. bosom. — ^Ihrahant.
pindonioirining, in Abraham's
bosom.
Pindonag, adv. in a canoe, boat, etc.
I'indonag nahikwaning, in the hold
of the vessel.
Pintjewc"-on, {n.in) \\. v. I am tired
of weeping; 3. p.-o; ^.pan..)nnl.
Pi>igi;,i/i, s. a kind o* stinying liy,
sandfly; [C. mousticiue;]-pl.-a(/.
I'lngis/iens, s. dim. a very small
stinging fly; [C'.brulot;] pi. -ag.
Pi/igwah/'k, s. an. sand-stone; pl.'-r«/.
Pingiraho, s. lie, (ash- water;) IF.
lessise; G. Lauge.J
Piiigwdi.dis, (nin) r. v. I powder
myself; I put ashes on me; 3. p.
-(,■; p. pen. ..sod.
Pii.g/racdiwin, s. the act of powder-
ing one's self; hair-powder.
Pingwashagid, {nin)n. v. I am nak-
ed, 01
-«;p-
I'tngwat
sitting
clothe
wend a.
an non
fa kak,
why th
Thou
_ clothe;
Pi'i.gwasi
/ 'iny wad
pn't hin
" pin ..n
I'nigirutfi
walk HE
ed, pool
..f(d.
I'iitgwashi
, lying na
i'iiigtViiwa
ashes o:
■'•eii..2rad
I'ingwfomi
raised ar
Tcn..ing.
I'ingni. "s
sand .
Pi'^givi-gij,
I'ingwi-kiy}.
. [C\ potas
i'ing'rin-iiic.
derhim; j
'as on
Church;)
'"'/'/; imp.
i"i'ig>riwiii,\
are put u]
nesday in
mwina; p.
P'/iigwane a
bird is she
moult in?; j
Piniihi, adv.
Ptiiomon, {n
iny bosom:
mod.
Pinomonan^ I
^I'rne an. ob
/''■^•..;p pa.
' y>s, (nin) n
•mmmimmiimi^
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l'a,.^iva,hnyUah, {ni,i) n. v. I am
v. hou art novv sitting naked.-
„f iothe. to, n,,uor ^ "'' ''^>' '
lv'^gwash,hndhrm, s. nakedness i
walk naked, or only a little dress
ed, poorly dressed;^, p. '/!:';|:2;
l'!'''JimshagMo,Mn, {nm) n v 7 am
!yingnaked;3p. A;p/«,;V-/"^
««hes on him, 3. p. . >4S- p'
/./^^'W.^kn. V. tin dnst is
™ and driven by the wS i'
Tfn..ina. ' P'
^'3'"^'- ""• ''^"'' «"° ^vhitc
l'l:mvi.gij!gad, s. Ash-u-ednesdav
I'lT
. :"■/'/; im[). r.mgwkrfn. ^ ^
"'"./"■■'"■inigo, (nin) pass, v as!--s
"e put upon me, (on Ash-wea!
nesday,ntheChurch0 3. p. S.
I "ngwane aw Ihe.hK n. v. 3 n thit
f"'-J>^ shedding ,ts fcathei; rS
i^niihu adv. S. A»uh.t. ''
/'«^'«w«, (MV7)a. V. «V^. I put it in
I'inomonan, {nh) a. v. n,i. \ put
^oraea«.obj.inmy bosom,-3. n
/";•.■; P imiomnd. (V. ConO
^"•■^ Um)n. V, Tarn m s! th -3
i^ thy tS5l-^&^'r. Where
I etc. ) 3. p;-.^™""!^.',^ blanket.
^^'^^/^''«<Z,.«, (,,,V0 a. V ;„ T n. ■
-«%. ' '"^' nageolet; pi.
-W--, s. playin, St^ute.
fcSS^pt -«^^^-. flute.
^■|.;,-;.v.s.a]c,ndofs^;arrow.hawk,.
^^v7-rt«, {nin) a. v. «« r k;. ■. /
JyJ/. '^ P- « i'^*-.; p. ^./.
(accidentallv-')'5 n • "'^ h'"'»
Pm«,/rm, («/«)„.,.. I J.
„,'•,; P-^W«r^«^?^. ^ "sten,,3. p.
n-(to.a'ie;min%\SurVSe^")^^
Iin?ic/au'a, (nm) a. v •"«„ t i; .
to him • 3 11 „ , • • ^ I'sfen
^'V. s M;.£ '^^'*-''' p- ?'^'»-'''«'/
P-taganama, (nin) a. v «„ r sf^n
"im accidentTlIt-- Q ^strike
A^..;W. '^'^'^•P-^M.^Ji'-
::,^'^-tally;3.1,.;,S;.^^;;;-
^'ankef;pl!«i.*^"''^''''^"'^««'.
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Pitawaahka, or-magad, u. v. there
is a shallow place in the lake
where the waves break; ^p.pet..
hag, OT^magak.
Pioawigade, or-magad, u. v. there is
a shed made at the entrance-door
of a house; [C. 11 y a un tambour;]
3. i>._pet..deg,oi-magaJc.
Pitawigan, shed at the entrance-
doorj pl.-aw.
Pitawtgwiwin, s. S. Pitawajan.
Pitchd, oi-magad,u. v. it is long; it
is distant, far; p. petchag, or-ma-
gak.
Pitcha, or-magad gijilgad, the day is
long, (in summer.)
Pitcha, or-magad mil-ana, the road
is long, (a far distance to walk.)
Pitcha, or-magad sigtvan, the spring
is long, (the warm summer-sea-
son comes late this year.)
Pitcha, or-magtid tihikad, the night
is long, (in winter.)
Piichi, or Pit. — This word gives to
the verb or substantive that fo'-
lows it, the sipniticatiou of niis-
take, accidenl, involuntary action.
(Examples in some of the follow-
mg words.)
Pitchib, {nin) n. v. I poison myself,
I eat or drink poison in my food;
3. v.-o', p. petcMhod.
Pitchihojiwe,{nin) n. v. I adminis-
ter poison, I give poison to pcopln
in their food; 3. p. 1.; p. j)et..we'L
Pitchibona, (nin) a. v. aw. I give
him poison, I poison him; 3. p. o
pit..n; p. pet..nad; imi). pi.tchih"J.
Pitchihonidis, (nin) r. \. S. PiteJiih.
Pitchi-hos, {niii) n v. I embarK. in
a wrong cnnoe, (not in that in
wbichi ought;) :f. p.-i"; p. pft..,>i/d.
Pitchihfiwin, s. poison. S. Maichi-
masliHki.
Pitchi-dudam, {nin)n.v. I do it by
mistake, not purposely; 3. p. 1.; p.
pet..a?ig.
Pitchi-dodamowin, s. unvoluntary
action, mistake; pl.-on.
Pitchidon, {nin) n. v. I say &. th. by
mistake, or by want of at'ention;
3. p. 1.; p.pftchidong.
Pitchi-ihit,{nin) n v,' I say s. th. by
mistake, I did nut mean to ^av
tbatj 3. p.-o; p. pet.. tod.
Pitchi-ilcitovnn, s. unvoluntary word,
mistake in speaking, blunder; pl.-
aw.
Pitchi-midjiu, (nin) n. v. in. I eat
it by mistake, 1 don't know or re-
member that I ought not to eat it;
.3. p. opif...; \).j)ct..ip.
Pitchinag, adv. now only, not before
this time; soon; by and by.
Pitchinago, adv. yesterday.
I'itcui-pindvje, (nin) n. v. I go in or
come, in by mistake, 3. p. 1.; -^.piet
..ged.
Pitchi8mnagol-ad< . or-magud, u. t.
there is a partition made in the
house; p. pet-.deg, or-magak.
Pitendam,{inn)n.v, I am ihistaken
in my calculations or thoughts; 3.
p.L; Y!. pcf..ang.
Pitigosmgishkan, {nin) a. v. in. I
tread hard on the floor; 3, p. o pit
...; \>.pet..ang.
Piiigwcsmb, (nin) n. v. I am sitting
on my heels; 3. p.-?:; p, pct.Jni.
Pitijan,{nin) a. v. in. I cut it invol-
untarily, by accident; 3. )). o int...;
p. pet..ang.
Pitijodis, (nin) r. v. I cut mysoH
aceidentally; 3. p. -o:]). net.. ml.
Pitijwa, (wjw)a. \. an. I cut him
accidpntally; 3. j). ,; inf...; ]>. ptt..
wad; imp. pitijwi.
PodJishema,(mn) a. v. aw. I ,- peak-
very close to his car; 3. p. o pud.,
fi: p. p>vad..mad.
PoiIJ'diie, {nin.) n. v. I commit sod-
^ oiiiy;3. p. l.;i).pwa..ied.
J'od/idiiavifi, s. sodomy.
Potrh, or putchige, or' poMc, adv.
sliil, yet; notwithstanding; at all
events, atnny rate,
y PotcJi gaic Un, as thou plea.'^est.
. Patch gaic hnawa, as you please.
s.
>*«<MMfli
SAG
.y«, or asa; particle used in answers
It signihes nothing in itself, nor is
It absolutely necessary in answers
but usual. (It sometimes signilies'
hecause, or, for; as: KitcU Icashhenl
dnm aw tkwe, yi-nihoivau m miid-
;jamssan\ this woman is very much
afflicted. because her child isdead )
Jt follows immediately the first
verb ot the answer; and when that
verb ends in a consonant, a eupho-
uical I IS ordinarily (although not
\
..ivoi I, in ujuiuaiiiy ( aitnough no
necessarily) prefixed to this syl-
lable; as : Ki mnidaw inaf-Ki non-
doth isa. Dost thou hear me ? — I
hear thee. (This remark has also
report to the interrogation-particle
wa, or ina.)
Sahadis, {nbi) xi. y . I am strong; 3.
p.-i'; p. saia..sid.
iSahadisiwin^ s. strength
Sdheiiddn, (niti) " " -'
7nfndan.
Sdbemma, (nin) i. v. an. S. Baba-
menima.
Sahxgane, {nin) n. v. I have strong
l)ones, I have much strength in
my bones; 3. p. 1. ; p. saia..7icd.
SAG
a. V. in. S. Saba-
^>agaakwaam, (nin) n. v.
waam.
tSiigaam., (nin) n. v
1.; p. saiagaang,
Sdgaamojnagad, u.
sain.. gale,
Sdgdbide, (nin) n. v
to come forth ; 3,
dcd.
HdgaUgina, (m;>
nirn or co uur
string or cori
8aia..nad.
S. Fapdh-
I go out ; 3. p
it ;joes out ; p,
my
p.i
fc^< U. begin
a. V. an. I lead
^im awr -, on a
J p. o Hag,,n ; p.
^agalwimgau, s. handle ot a not
ket le, etc. ; pl.-a«. P°''
^ogadina, ov-^uigad, u. v. there ia
a group of mountains or hills "
which the summits only are seen-
'^yadznang, s. a mountain, oracer-
Mich a place can be seen
^ngadjtwe, {nin) n. v. I arriVe to thp
oth'e'rt ot onT"'^^"' """ -^
wherP^} ' °" *^^ mountain, from
Where I can see a certain place.
iJ. p. 1., p. sma..w€d.
^ngagwhule, or-magad, u. v. it is
thpJV^' water\n'dhalfou of
the water ; p. said..deg, ox-maaah
Saga7gadeg^ bLabik, cast iro^Xs
»enadaigadeg. °'
^yaigan, s. inland lake; pl,-a„
'^"imgan s. nail; pl.-a^ F^UcM su-
ffiigan, large nail, spike.
iagamnike, {nind) n. v. I make
nails,Iamanail.maker;3.p 1*^
Tl7k !,T'''' ^"^•'■."^''Wng, trade
or w ork of a nail-maker.
^agat(ra7iihewinini, s. iiail-maker
nau-.mith; ul.-wla^ "^" "'^'^^r,
Je.nall; tack ; pl.-a». ^
•iagnigans menomdgwah, clove; fF
clou de girofie.] "•
^a^^jjrrim*, (««i) „. v. I am careml
and orderly about my things kei'
ingthern in good order ;^3p!f:
Sagakd^n^mwin, s. carefulness, good
SagaUtch, adv. orderly, put v, ffuod
order, orderly together.
fi-Jv^:
•.riMm
m
•; V
m
SAG
358
SAG
I'**
If
ii
f!dgaki, or-magaJ, u. v. it comes
out of the Rfound, it grows; p. .v«ia-
.s;ah'a, ot-magak.
Saijdh'iian, (nin) a. v. in. I put it in
orrler ; 3. p. o sag... ; p. ncg..iing. —
N^in nn-mgalcinanan nind aiiman ;
I will jiut'iny things in order.
Signlnnigc, ( niih) n. v. I imi in ordc;-;
3. p. 1.; p. f!eg..gcd.
Sagal-isiiiehison, s. shoe-buckle; pi.
-an.
Sagnlcissidvn, (nin) a. v. in. S. Saga-
iciiian.
Sagahsdn, w. v. it is put in good
order, it is well arranged ; p. t'eg..
ing.
Sagdhmiin, s. berry growing uii the
weed used for smoking; pi. -aw.
Sagdlconnnagawanj.s.n kind of weed
used by tlie Indians to smoke with
tobacco.
Sagalciraigade, ox-magad. n. v. it is
pegged; p. iieg..dcg, or-magal-.
Sagdkwaiaan. s. peg, large wooden
liin; [V^. cheville;] pl.-«/?.
Sagdkwaige. (nin) ii. V. I peg, I pin
with wooden pins; 3. p. 1.; p. seg..
ged.
iSagdktoaoti, or sagdjnvaoncns, s. pin ;
p[.-an.
SagdniTcamamliis, (nin) n. v. I tie
my blanket Tinder my chin, (Indian
fashion;) 3. p.-o; p. segsod. j
Sagdtiikwena, {nin) a. v. an. 1 take
Him by the hair ; 3. p. o sag..n ; p.
scg..nad;
Sdganimihri mitig, n. v. 3. p. the
tree begins to bn'd ; p. saia..wid:
Sngdiwi. s. germ; bud; pl.-w.
Sdgd7iwi, n. V. 3. p. it sprouts, it ger-
minates ; p. sdiaganwid. — Jaigwa
opinig snganwiw'ag , the potatoes
sprout already.-
Sdgdnwi, ov-magad, n. v. it sprouts
or germinates; p. saia..ivig, ox-nia-
gak.-Jaigwa tchisg sagamvimagad;
the turnip spfouts already.
Hdgdnivia, {nin) a. v. mi, I make it
sprout or germinate, {an. obj.) 3i
p. ?ag,.n; p. saia..nd.
Sdgdiiwissit/m, {nmtn. v. in. 1 make
it sprout or germinate, {in. obj.j
3. p. '/ /<(ig... ; p. mia..tod.
SdgaMa, ur~/nagad, n. v. the grass
begins to giow'; p. mia..]cug, or—
inafr(tl\
tSiigad-wdJJimc, s. leech ; [G. Bhu.
egel; III. jiijavka;] \i\.-g.
Siigad-uuidjimeha, or -mrigad, there
are leeches; \^. Sfg..laii.\n~mag(ik.
(Ta.9ngad-iriidjim<:hig,heec]i-l, 'i\]:p,
SngnssancjiU.fon.ii. string to hold up
the legginps; \)\.-an.
Sdgamge gidss, n. v. 3. p. the sun
come* out of the clouds ; p. mia-
gassigcd.
Sagdt-swd, {nin) n. v. I smoke tobac-
co ; 3. p. 1, ; p. aegafiswud.
Sagamvdunn. s. snioking, the act or
habit of smoking tobacco.
'S'ag(if.\y/riiJimin, (nin) com. v. wc
smoke tngpther; p. .<.tg..didji,j,
Saga^sveidiv'iii. s. .smiikirig of seve-
ral persons together, that is, an
Indian asseml)ly or council, wlu -
every Indi'ui ])rcsent liglits his
fumcrie.]
destined to
falling on
|G. Feuer-
(a kind oi
-an.
pipe and smokes. |^( '
6'agafdgan, s. an. tindi^i-
catch fire from a simr
it by striking a Hint.
schwamm.]
Sugatdgaiiidnh, s. teal.
wild duck;) [F. ccrcelle";'| pi.
Sagate gisise, n. \-. 3. p. the sun ('or
nioon) shines; p. miagated.
iSugnte. ov-mai/ad, u. a-, it shines, it
give.v light, (the sun or the inoon;'^
p. miagotcg, or-mngal\
Sdgeiressidnn, {ni?)) n'. v. I begin to
discover (to discern) a certain
point of land, (in traveling;) 3. p.
1.; p. .i(ii(ig..dod.
Sdgi, s. the mouth of a river. Sngiiuj,
at the mouth of a river.
Sdgia. {nin) a. v. an. I love him, 1
aim attached to him; 3. p. o mgian:
p faidgiad.
Sagihddan, {nin) a. v. in. I sew it a
little; 3. p. sag...; p. seg..ang.
Saqihddjige, {nin) n. v. I sew alittle,
t make a few stitcheB ; 3. p. 1 . ; p.
,'icg..gcd.
SAG
359
Mirihofr,, or~7m>7ad, n. v. the lenves
••omo forth, (m spring;) p. eata
Sn,jl}mjhi mitiii, n. v. 3, p. the tree
1.^ setting new leaves; p. .«/a..,,y.
s.unhanaAnin) a.y.an. I sew it a
^n<jh.(nm.) n. V. lam partly out
of he water, .nn.1 partly in it:) 3.
p. J.; p. muh/iliid.
Sa<jm,or^7ncumh u. V. it is partly
o.itofthewater;p..a.,Vi^,4_o,l
lihKjiik:. '
Siiijilmljigan, s. string or cord to tie
\vith;pi.-an.
Siij/iljuljigc, (nin) n. v. I tie, I bind-
J. p. l.;p. wj/..r/frf. '
\mbuhfi, (nm) a. v. in. I tie it, hinH
smjihimaifid mithf^ n." v. 3. p the
tree has young 'shoots ; p.mia,j..
Sa<pUna, {ni>i) a. v. an. J tie him,
1 bind hun, (a person or any other '
an. obj.) 3 p. osag..7i; p.m,..nad:
imp. mgihij. ' '
Sa.jula, s.'the i)!ace in the lake round
the mouth of a river.
SiiijiJMtjanama. {nin) a. v. on. J beat
SAPr
Saguina i^nm) a. v. an. J carry hiin
out of doors; J turn himoutf 3 p
Smitdtnan, (nin) a. v. ,„. I carrv u
out of doors; 1 turn it out; 3 p o
X '?*'•'"■ rr'^^^' "-P' >t flies
out p mta ded, or -mumh.
'^%nd)uUeMafion, (nin) a. v oers
It goes out of myh^'art. it leaves
»^_heart;3. p.o.ay...;^. J^
^'^^{iHlideeshhiwa. (nin) a. v. «« l
^'o out of his heart, I leave i'
ir'' .^•.l,'-.^^"'f"«; T^- mia..i.,a.
■~^\(nyislid- Manila o eat .•■'.
IZ /^°'y «host abandons ti
hean ofthe sinner, (he goes out
Sagidjidjiwan sihi <y,na, here the
oni'i/rivlr?)"''^''^^^^^^^'^'"-^''
^i>.gkljvji,las, (nin) n, v. I go out
angry;3. p.-fl;p.^a,;,,..,„,;/
.S«w</;»/fl;;rtw.a, (nin) a. v. aw. I send
\^^m out of doors. I bid him go
imp. saynltavaia.
hiui out of doors, i turn him omU'^y--**'-'''-^^^^^
beating him; 3. p! o Ja^. ^.^ ''ig::':;;rKr'iir ^ ^- " p^^^-
..««(/. ^ " fc^eooui oj me. It leaves me; 3.
Sagidmhkinadon, (nin) a. v. -ii/j. I
111! it so much that it runs over •
3. p. ^; M(/...; p. mia..d,jd. '
>Sai/nlrulih'ne, or-maqad, u. v. it is
so full that it runs'over ; p. saia.
imi, in-iiiaqak.
p. osag..; p. saia..god.~ApiMd
■no7w,.m ahsmin nin qi-mqidnna-
mshkag.m- the sickness is now per-
lectly gone out of nie.
^<m{nna.u'n'U-an, {nin) a. v. in T
go^outofxt;3.p. o.„^...;p.^.«.^
''i»imlaici<ljiwan,\\.\. the current c,{ <i:/."'^j-
a nver comes 'out in the lake" P' Zf onS'^"'"',^''-*''^) ''■ ^- ^«-
>'<dilidcna'niw<:n., (nin) n. v F sbn,,v l''J'1--}^;a<i.~Matclii manito ' ai-
Sdifulenaniwcn., (nin) n. v. 1 show
iiiv tongue; 3. p.~i.; p. saia..nid.
'^<ifdeiianiicetawa,{nin) &.\. an I
show him the tongue, (through
contempt;) 3. p. osa(i..n; p. sail.,
wad.
■•^d'jldikminaeitii mitiif, n. v. 3 n
ihutree has branch, ■^; [>. .ciasid'.
-1' igii rati vely , A.n Knndikwana-
>m, s.ignihes. 1 hav • children.
V lyadikwan, branch of a tree,,)
mgtd-)inaweM-aimn inm ininiioan:
the evil spirit went out of that
man.
Sdguljimtagoti, (nin) pers. v s
'^agiJimotagon. .
'^(i(/iflrinotan, (mn) a. V. in., g o,.
gi>>imtan.
Sdgid^inotawa, {nin) a. v. a«. S. *Sa-
gistnotazva.
Sagidjinikwadan, {nin) a. v. ««. I spit
It out; 3. p. sag...; p.mia. ang.
SAG
360
SAG
Sd^idjistiwana, {'iw.) a, v. an. I
spit him out; 3. p, « iia(j/..n; p.
,iaia,.nad,
Sdgidjisse, or -magad, u, v. it comes
out; p. mia..seg, or -mar/nh.
Saaidjiwehina, {hiii) a." ". an. I
throw him out, 1 turn him out; 3,
p. 8ag..n; p. saia..nad.
Sdaidjiwehinan, {nin) a. v. *«,. I
throw it out; 3, p, o mg,..; p. saia..
ang.
Sdgmjiwelnshlcan, {nin) a. v. in. S,
Sagidjiwehinan.
Sdgidjuddon, {nin) a, v, in. I carry
itout;3._p. sag...; p. mia..dod.
—Ntn U-adgidjiwidfm, I briiiL' it
out.
Sdgidjiwina,{nin) a. v. a7». I lead or
conduct him out, 3. p. o sag„n\ p,
8a^a..nad.
Sdgidode, {nin) n. v. I leave home,
I go from my family, I leave my
father and mother, &c.; also, I
move, I go out of one house and
move into another; 3. p. -o; p. eai-
dgidodeod,
Sdgid6de,{mn) n. v. I creep out,
{nin bimdde, I creep, I cannot
walk;) 3. p. -o; p. sain,.od.
Sagidonehidjigan, s, bridle; pi. -an.
Sagidanehidjigaso hehejiqoganji, n. v.
3. p, the horse has a'bridle on; p,
sain, .sod,
Sdgidwewidam, {nin) n. v, I walk out
talkmg;3. p. 1.; p. saia..ang.
Sdgiemma, {nin) a. v, an, I love
him in my thougts, with affection;
3. p. o sag.ji; p, saia, .mad.
Sdgiaana-qisi aiv gigo, n. v. 3. p. this
fish IS lull of bones; p. saia..sid.
Aagiganeshin, {nin) n, v. a bone
comes out of me, (out of some part
of my body;) 3. p, 1,; p. saia..ing,
ibngigm, u. v. it comes forth from.,.,
SV^iT^ from...; p. sa,a..ing,~-
Wadikwan sagigin mitiqonq: a
branch grows out from the tree.
Aagwondaganma, {mn) a. v. an I
take him by the throat: 3. p. o
mg..n; p. saia.,7iad', imp. sag..nen
Sdgiidi-mashkiki,
mashkiki.
8. S, Sugiiwe-
Sdgiidiinin, (nin) corn, v. we love
each other; p. said..did^ig.
S'nyiidis, {nin) r. v. I love myself;
3. p. -o; p. said. .sod.
Sainidiiri))., s, love, mutual love,
friend-sliip,
Sdgiigos, {nin) n. v. I am loved, I
am amiable; 3. p. -i; p. saia..sid.
Sdgiiwe,{nin) n. v. I love, (in a good
orevil sense;) 3. p. 1.; Y>.saia.Mfd,
Sagii'wi-masliHki, or gegibadak ma-
shkiki, s, Indian love-medicine, by
which, (according to the super-
stitious belief of pagan Indians,) a
female, by carrying it about her
person, will charm a man, and
mfiuence and induce him to love
her.
Sagiiwe-masmaigan, s, lovedetter;
pi. -an,
Sagiiwcwin, s. love, affection, (in a
moral or immoral sense.)
Sdgikwegom, {nin) n. v. my head
only is out of the water, (the rest
of my body is in the water;) 3. ii,
-f?; p, saia., mod.
Sdgikwen, {nin) n. v. my head only
is out of s. th., (the rest of my
body is in;) 3. p. ~i; p, saia..nid.-
JS'in sasdgiktven, freq. v. I reach
out my head from time to time, and
draw it back again; for instance,
through a vimdov/.— WawaUgo-
n odji hi-sasdgihweni (mia ; a mou se
comes here from time to time, and
shows her head only, (reaches
only her head ont.)
S'ngima, s. an Indian not belonging
to the Grand Medicine, yet know,
ing well medicines; pi. -g.S
Mid 6.
Sagimakwe, s. a squaw not belong-
ing to the Grand Medicine; pi. -g.
Sdgimaiv, {nin) n, v, I am an Indian
not of the Grand Medicine; 3. p,
-*'; p. saia.,tvid,
Sagimawinini, s. S.Sagima.
."^agimi, s. muskoto; pi. -g,
Sagimeka, or -magad, u. v. there
are musketoes;
-magah.
p. seg,.kag, oi
SAG
361
iSayimiwaiun, s. inusketo-bar, miis-
keto-j/auze.
SAK
Sagma {ninj a. v. an. I Icoep some
««. obj, slightly with my (Infers;
main " *''^'"' ''' *^£^*'"«^' ""P-
slightly with my llngtirs; 3. p o
SaainiMawa, {nin) a. v. a,,. Imako
mm pleasure with my arrival- 3
V- '>»'ig-.n;\i.se(j,.wad, ' '
Sdginihm, {ndn) n. v. I stretch out
my arm; 1 show forth mv arm- 3
p. -«; p. »aia..nid.~NihU-anq ql
Jf'T'^in kwiwisens, sa^inidni
r<«*A, aboyfell m the water, but
be stretches his arm out of the
water,
Sdiimikcna, {nin) a. v. a>i. J take
him by the arm; 3. p. osaa..nin,
saiu,.nad\ imp. sayiniken, ,
Sdyinimihwi rnitig, n. v. 3. p. S. Sa-
ganimikwi.
Sdgmindjin,(ni/i) n. v. 1 reach forth I
my hand ; 3. p, -i; p. saia..nid. !
SdginindjinaAnin) a. v. an. I reach
him my hand; I shake hands with
hun; 1 take him by the hand: 3. p
8a^.,n; p. saia„nad,
Sdgmu, {ni)i) a, v. an. I carry him
out, I lead or take him out'; 3, p
sa^..n; p.snia..ad.
Sdgistdabadan, {nin) a. v. in, 1 drag
It out of doors; 3. p, o sag., .in.
saia..ang. '^
Sdgisidahana, inin) a. v, a?i. I dras
hun out of doors; 3. p. o sag..n: p I
mza. ,nad. ' ^
Sdgisihut(i,{nin)n,Y. I run out I
rush out; 3, p. \.\\). saia..t>d. '
S'aguiiiotugon, (nin) a. v. jiers. it
goes out of me; 3. p. o sag...; p.
sata,.god.
Sdgmnuftm, (vm) a. v. in. I go out
of it, I leave it; 3. p. osug...', p.
saia..ung.
Sdgisinotnwu, {nin) a. v. an. I go
out of him; 3. p. o sag..7i; p. saia..
wad. ^
Sdgi,itoji (nin) a. v. in. I carry it
out of doors, I put it out; 3. p. o
'Sagukwagis^ {nin) n. v. mv blood is
commgout;3. p.-.i;p.,;„-«.,,j-^
y'iamton {nin) a. v. in. { iji^e it, I
I l/)ve, 1 am attached to it; 3 n „
Mg...\ p, .taidgitod. '
Sdgiwan nibi. n. v. the water comes
out Ota vessel; p, snidgiwang.
Mgzwun dhi mm, the' river runs
into the lake here, here is its
mouth.
S'dgiwia, {nin) a. v, an. I sacrifice
some «^i. obj., (according to pagan
rites, ) J. p. sag..n; p. .</aia..ad.
'Sagtintau'a, {jiin) or, nin. sdgiwtta.
I viawa, a. V „7i, 1 make him an
j oflering, I offer him a sacritice (a
i pagan sacrilice;) 3. p. o mg..nX.
' Sugiwitchigan, a. See the freq. Sasd-
gtwtichigan,
Sugiwitchige, (nin) n. v. See the
Ireq. iSasngncitchige.
'S'agiwitohigewin, s. S. Sasagiwitchi.
gcwin. ''
Sagiwitehigeminini, s. S. Sasagiwi-
fc/ugewimm.
Sdgiwiion, {nin) a. v. in, I sacrifice
some in. obj. (according to pagan
nte,;)3.p o.^ag...; I,., aia.. tod
'Sogo.^ius.sah, n. v. 3. p. the net has
, small meshes; p. mjosid.
j 6agwdbi,le, [nin) n, v. my teeth are
close together; 3. p.].; p.,, ,^..,;,.j.
'^agwnbide-hindkwan, s, fine 'comb
I dandruff-coinb; pi. -an.
I ^i-ymuylngd, ot-magad, u. v. there
IS a thick forest, p. seg..gag, or-
niagak. ■ ^ ^ ji
Sagwandagdwinini. s. Indian from
the thick woods, from the back
woods; p\.-wag.
Saidgil>red, p. s. a. he that loves,
lover; p\,-jig.
Sakadgadan, {nin) a. v. in. I prop
It, support it; 3.p.osak...;p.sek:.
ang.
Sakadgade, ox-magad, u. v. it is
proppf>dor supported; p. Mk..deg,
ox-magak, ^
bf
.:'il
Mi
h 'V,
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S/d-ad{/adji(/e, (vin) n. v. I proii; [\.
p. l.;|). .-<■/,•..;/<;//.
Suhiiuum, s. pi-op, support, post; pi.
-an.
Sak-aiin, (»in) n. \. in. I liirlitit, 1
kirulle It, 1 set it on fin;; 3. p. ,;
.s(i/.-aan; p. wkauni/.
S(di'n',/(i(lr, or-m((i/a<{, u. v. it is lit or
iiKlilod, lire is set to it; p. fek..dc>i,
in-iUiujak.
<Sai-(in/e,'{>i/n) u. v. I set on (irn, I
am an incendiary; I). \>. J.; p. ,scl.
(jrd.
Sak(ii(jcirin, s. tlic^ act ol sotlinp on
lire; the work of an incendiary.
Sakai(jewinini, s. incendiary ; pl.-
irau.
<S'a/.vipw(i</anc, (nin) n. v. I light my
l)ipe;3. p. l.;\).nel\.nr(I.
Sa/caun, s. cane, walking-stick; pi.-
Saknon, {nin) a. v. in. I use it as a !
cane, as a walking-stick ; 3. p. a I
sak...; p. sekuod.
S,d-(ii»rc,{>i/n) n. v. S. SakuN/c.
.Sakdioa,{>iin) a. v. an. I set li'ini on
ire, 1 make him burn; also, 1 set
his house on lire; 3. p. o sak..n; p.
f-rka/rad; imi). .ntkii.
Sakawe, (nin) n. v. S. Sakai(/c.
tSakide, Qx-ma<iad, u. v. it catches
fire; p. .sekulnj, ox-magak.
Sal-is, (niti) n. v. 1 cafch lire, I be-
gin to burn; also, my lodge or
house begins to burn, it is on lire;
3. p.-o; p. .S(k/'/,vd. — Ki/tagitxi sa-
kisi>u'(i(j; the house of our neigh-
bors is on (ire. Ki sagikodmin
ijimha; our house is on lire.
S'ukrcml, s. Sacrament; p].~ian.
Xtnaifdd, u. v. i' is difficult, disa-
greeable, painful, inconvenient,
troublesome, hard; it is dear, liigh,
costly, precious; p. tn /uyak.
Sanam(jin<lasg, (iiin)n. v. 1 sell at
high prices; 3. p,-«; p. soL-nod.
/Saniiifa(/md(, ox-magad, u. v. it is
high, costly, it is' sold at a high
]irice; p. gen. .dig. ox~magak.
S'anagagvig, (nin) n. v. 1 am of a
high price, I ^cost much; 3. p.-o;
p.S€n..sod.-Kifrhi samujagmso nin
behjigogapjiin ; my horse costs
very much.
Sunagu/nne, (nin) n. v. I havea hard,
l)ainlul, disagreeable sickness; 3,
p. 1.; p. .stn.Jxd.
Sunagd/innrih. s. hard. diUicult,
panilul sickness, great inlirmily.
Siuiiighuhnn, diiii) n. v. I have
thoughts of dillieulty; 3. p. J.; p.
ffn..iuig.
Sanngrndamowin. s. difliculty and
troui)l(> in thoughts.
Sanngnidun. { nin) a. v. in. I find it
dilficult, hard, etc., I think it is
dillicuit, i)ainlul, etc.; 3. p. o san
• ■.; p. sen... a/Iff.
Saniigin/n/(t, { nin) a. v. an. I find
him dillicuit, 1 think he is difficult,
intractable, not easy lo be dealt
with, severe, strict; ;}. p. p san..n\
p. ■s(n..inad.
Sanagi,,, {nin)u.\. I am difficult,
particular, severe, strict, exact; ]
am inlractalile, not easy to be
dealt with, of ill hninor, "trouble-
some. insuii]n)rtalde; also, I liave
difficulties. 1 am in iidillicult awk-
ward situation; 3. p.-?; p. mi..sid.
Sanagig/ika, {nin.) or, nhi M-.sana-
gislika, n. V. 1 come to tell s. th.
difficult, painful, disagreeable; 3.
P- !•; ]>. )<en..kad.
'Sanagi.^Id-an'a, (nin) or, nin li-mna-
g'l-ghkawa, a. v. an. I come to tell
buns. th. painful, etc. ; 3. p. o san
..«; p. sen. .wad.
Sanagisia. {nin) a. v. an. I cause
him difficulties, trouble, pain; 3. ji .
o sag..n; p. sen. .ad.
Sanagidwin, s. intractableness, ill
Iniirior, ilifficult indisposition of
nund; also, difficulty, awkward sit-
uation.
Sanauilagos. {nin) n. v. I am telling
difficult things, what I say. or rec-
ommend, is difficult; 3. p.-V;p. sen
..sid.
Sanagitawa, (?iin) a. v. an. I listen
to him with the impression that
what he is saying, or recommend-
ing, is difficult; 3. p. osan..n:p.
sen.. wad.
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SAS
>>ii7taiju>e,{7an)n.\. S. Sanagayi/i-
ilaf/t. "
Sanaawe,{niii) n.\. I speak a (ii/li.
cult language ; 3. J). 1.; p. .enao-
Sdiiagwewin, s. dillicult language.
Sanjjwi-we, or-mar/ad, or mmjivfmrs-
sin, u. V. it sounds, (metal, heing
moved or struck;) [>. saia..w<,, or-
Snn(jn;vc.slin Jn/iiia, or xmui^rcssr,
n. V. 3. ]). a piece of silver sounds,
(being moved or struck; i i). ,,aia..
■IIKJ.
Saniiiind /njihi, s. milch-cow; pl.-
miiiniiiiljitj iiijiklwad.
Siimga, w-maijad. u.'v. it is full of
brushwood, ol' underwood, (a iilace
m the wootls;; p. acmnan, ox-ma-
oak.
Samuakicanc, w-mufrad, u. v. the
flume is ascending high; p. ncs..
ncg, Qt-iHU'jak.
■'<asd(iu,yiiu) n. v. I am avaricious;
3. \>.~i\ p. sex. .kid.
Sus(i(jibikin(jwc. (niu) n. v. I have
tears in my eyes, tears come out of
iny eyes; 3. p. I.; ii.i;eii..trcd.
■-^axdiimhlnyirtialuis, {?iin) n. v.
tears come out of my eyes by
smoke; 3, p.-t/; p. sen.. sod.
SaftihjiKiwin . s. a\'arice.
■SasiKjiwiniiinwin, s. thq gift received :
in a sacrifice, or as a sacrifice. !
Samuiicina, Ou/i)ii v. an. 1 give it I
to him in a s,a.Gi'ifice, or as a sacri- '
fice;_ 3. p. o sas .n; p. .^cs-.nud. \
SamtjlivUchigan, s. [nigan offering, '
sacrifice lor the preservation of
life;pl.-«/«, :
'"iamtjiwilMge, {idn')i\. v. I give s.
th. or contVibute towards a'sacri- i
fice for tlie preservation of life; 3.
Ji. 1.; p. S('x..(jed,.
Sasuijimitchigtwin, s. the act of sac-
rificing, according to pagan rites.
Miidgiwitc/iig('n<int/u,s. pagan sacri-
licer or sacrificator, pagan priest,
Indian sacrificer; pl.-«)«</.
Samgwaiui, adv. often, frequently,
repeatedly.
Sasdssiigihiha amxh, (vtn) a. v. an
I fix a net to set it, 1 tie (lie stones
»ndtheiloatst()thenet;3.p. o sua
..w; p. sr.s..iiad; imp. nn.diij.
>>itsigd. or mogad, u. v. it is fair, it
II IS oriKunented, sjdendid; p. hu-
gng, nx-iiutgal:
^^n<<;/a-h'ih/,.Kihiira//an,s. a fincspjen-
did coat; pi.-flA^.
Siuiga-a-we, a beautiful woman:
, ;,P1 ■-.'/■ '
>S(i.'<n//i-i7iinl, s. a fine-looking splen-
' did man; pi, «•«;/.
Sa.scgiikinu/uiic, {/,///) n. v. I am
dressed vainly, with manv orna-
ments, 1 dress splendidly; 3. i). l.-
p. {ic/i../<rd.
t^<is(gii-in/,-hi.-e, poa-cock; ])1.-^.
>Sas,:ga/ia. {nin) a. v. an. 1 adorn it,
1 ornament or embellish it, (an
I obj.)3. p.o w(6..w; p. sen. .Had.
; >Sasa/uUli)gud<', or-mai/ad, ii y it is
j adorned. oriiamenle;i; p. sfi!..der/,
I ov-mmiad. • '
'^'(im/afchigan, s. ornament, embel-
j lishmcnt, adornment, decoration'
Sascgutc/tige, {iiinju. v. I ornament,
i J adorn; 3. j.. 1.; p. se6:.gal.
j >Sa.scgat"it, (nm) a. v. 9/1.' J ailorn it,
I ornament it, embellish it; 3. p.
,sa,s...; p. Ms..f,.d.
I Su.s(gnwcnd(in, {ni?i.') a. v. /;;,. I think
; It IS fair.v 3. p. r;w*'...;p. sts..ang.
t>tmr/unr/>dan miaw. {inn) I ahi
proud, 1 nm self-conceited.
>Sageg(iu'ev?»i(i,{niu\i\. v. an. 1 think
he is fair, (a person or any other
fiH. nhj.) 3. p. OMif..ir, p.s(s..mad.
^unegcuctniiidis, (nin) r. v. S. Suseg-
au'c/ulan iiiiair.
Sasegawenindmm-in, s. pride, self-
conceit.
Saiiihis,{nin) n. v. J am older,! am
the oldest; I am the first-born; 3
_]).-?■; p. K(:y>]yti>ld.
SasikibiwiK. s. greater age; also,
primogeniture or lirst-l)irth.
Suaina, s. a kind of nightingale ;
d1.-^,
Sdsm'hif.-o>i(i, {nin) a. v. an. \ make
hi£ head perspire, in order to cure
. t,
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him, to (lolivnr him from hoad-
nche; 3. j). onas..ti; p. mia..n,nd.
Sns.sahihiUiin, s. a medical root which
thd Indians use to burn on coal, to
curehead-ache; pl.-</;i.
SiiHHahik.r,', {niri) n. v. 1 malio my
head piirsiuro for « cure; 3. p. I.;
p. 8aia„wed.
Snusahia, (niii) n. v. I am (hizzied
by it, I cannot looic on it, (sun,
etc.;) 3. p.-o p. saiasod.
'Saiimijdbwaaii, {nin) a. v. in. I nail
it to 8. th., I nail it down; .'}. p. n
san...; p. se^,.(in(j,
Simatjdkwaigade, or~magad, u. v. it
is nailed down, nailed to s. th.; p.
i^cs..deiK or~i)iagak.
Sima(j(ihi<ai(jaih, s. S. Saqakioaiifan.
MiM(t(jakivaiijas, {nin) n. v. t am
naile.l to s. th.;3. p.-o; p. sea..8od.
Scmagahvaige, [nin) n. v. S. Saqa-
kwaige.
Samioahoaodon, {nin) a. v. in. I pin
it, (a vestment, etc.) 3. p. o sns...;
p. sei..dnd.
SasmgdkivMva, {nin) a. v. an. I nail
him to s. th.; 3. p. o .ias..n; p. scs..
W(id; imp..sass..k/vCi.
S(inmgihidiiH,{nm)a. v. in. froq. f
tie it indifferent places; 3. p. osass
..; p. sc8..dod.
Sasmgibina, {nin) a. v. an. freq. I
tie some an. obj. m different places;
3, p. osass. .n; p. ses..?iacl; imp.
8ass..hij.
Sassngigivadan, {nin) a. v. in. 1 sew
it sligntly with wide stitches; 3.
Indian magi
p. sas...; p. ses..ang,
8as.mgigwn(fe, or~magad, u. v. it is
sewed slightly; p. ses..dcg, ox-tna-
gnk.
SaxsugigwaiM, (nin) a, v, an. I sew
some an. stutt with wide stitches,
or slightly; 3, p. o sas.,ni p. ses..
nml; imp. sasti,.n>aj.
^assai/igwass, {nin) a, v, an. I sew
slightly with wide stitches; 3. p.
-»; 1), ses..soil.
Sas.sagddis, {nin) n. v, I am a magi-
cian; 3. p.~i;p. sea..sid.
Hassagddisiwin, a. Indian magic.
' Sas..iig6disiwinini, s.
cian; \A.-n<ng.
Sassnknh,{nin) n. v. I feel a bnrnino
pain in my eyes; 3. p.-V; p. .et..
out .
Sa!>.mki)Ufwe, {nin)n, v. I have sore
eves, I am snow-blind, ( from walk
mjr on snow in sunshine ;) 3. n
1. ; p. scs..wed. ^'
Sassnkinnwewin, s. snow-blindness •
[C/. mal de neige.]
Samikinihingweiahns., {nin) n. v I
feel a burning pain in my eyes from
much smoko ; 3. p. -o; p. se8..sod.
^Saxnabikwadan, {nin) a. v. in. I fry
It ; 3. p. o .sas... ; p. saias..ana.
M.mkokwadjigan, s. S. ihwew'in.
Mssakokwana, {nin) a. v. an I fry
soniea« obj.;3. p. „ sas..n: p
miaa..nad. ^
Sussakokwe, {nin) n. v. I fry; 3. p,
1.; p. satai'..U¥d. '
Sassdkwe, {nin) n. v. I shout with
.loy, [III. ukam;] 3. p. l.-.p.ges
iiml,
Sa.«sdkweivin, s. joyful shouting.
■Sassdssahis, {nin) n. v. freq.-S. Sas-
sabis ; 3. p,~o; p. sea.. sod,
Sasivibiaaayulaigan, s. S. Samehi
gaamljigan.
gaatuljtgan.
SasweUgaandaige,{nin)n. v.S. Sas
webigaandjige.
SaswiUgaandan, {nin) a. v. in, \
sprinkle or wacer it, I asperse it*; 3
'i^-t)sas...;p.s€s..ang.
Saswebiguandawa, {nin) a. v. an, I
sprinkle or water some an. obj * I
asperse him ; 3. p. o 8as..n ; p. sis
mad.
Saxwebigaa/idjigan, s. waterin<^-pot
watering-cart ; sprinkling-pot" and
brush.
'S'a^>oebi(jaandjige,{nin)n, v, I sprin-
kle, water, asperse ; 3. p. l.- n
S€s..ged. ' ^'
Saswebigaandjigemn, s. sprinkling
aspersion.
Sasweshhamagad, u. v. it is scattered
about dispersed ; p. se8..gak.
iSasweshkan, {nin) or, nin aaminan,
a. V. in. I scatter it, I disperse it.
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3G5
SES
squander H ; 3. p. o sag...; p. ees..
ang.
SaewiM-awa. (nin) or, mn mm-fna
a. V. a,i. 1 scatter about or di^-
rersr somo „„. „hj.; X ,,. „ ,„,,,^
\xs<..,,ra<J. OmlJitaH mm^sldn.
'i'a/om,n; thou s.'nfiorcst money
about inirposp|y._j/-,,,v,,,,,,, „ ,^,J.
■>reH-fcairan manixlttaniihan; the
wolf scatters the sheep,
Saswiwchinn^ {nin) a. v. aii. 1 throw
about some a«. obj.; 3. ,., .;,a«..w ;
p. MS,. Had, '
.Saswiwebinon, (nin)
throw it about 5 3.
«cs..a»fl'.
Saswewdnuuje, {nin) n.
• V. t/i,
«««...;
I
V. I
; p.
am
SC8..
throwinj; about ; ;j. 1
(jed. '
Snte7i<nmi n. V. 3. p. it looks rancid.
{an Ob). ) p. saiat..i>id.~Safena,fon
aw Icokom ; this pork looks ran'ri.!
■Satvnagwad. u. v. it looks rancid (in
oh]. ) p. data.. wak.
Sdti/ioyod, 11. V. 3. p. it tastes ran-
cid, (^ft». obj.) p. mta..sul.
Satepogwad, u. v. it tastes rancid,
{in, obj.) p. mia..wah.
Sdteshin, n. v. :j. p. it is rancid, (av
ob.i.) p. miates/nng.
Satennm, u. v. it is rancid ; p. eaia..
ing.
Se! interj, shaino !
Segendagos. {vin 1 n. v. I am dread-
lul, fearful, to be feared ; 3. p.~i :
p. mic.xid.
Segendagicad, u. v. it is fearful
dreadful, it is to be feared • p'
sateg..wal:
Segendam, {nin.) n. v. I fear, I have
fearful thoughts ; 3. p. 1. ; p. saie..
ang.
!^cgc7ida7)iaicin, s. fear, (especially in
thoughts,) apprehension.
.%m, (nin) a. v. an. I frighten him,
1 intimidate him by my threats, I
alarni him : 3. p. o m/ian ; p. sale-
giad.
'<igibamva, (tiin) n, v. I wf-ar a cue
^'^^"ft «f I'air ;) '3. p. 1.; l^. mieg.'.
Segihanwan. «. ( pr<m. .rgihanon,)cM^.,
XtoHmir [(;. Zo .| ; HI. k,,a ;
\n.-un. "
Sqiiktmikhi ^, a kind of small
black bird; (C. .Vcollrt;lp|..-/„«.
Sistnng,.H.{ntn) n. v. 1 |„c,k •frJL'ht-
ened ; 3, |).-« ,- p. ,»/„«'..*,</.
'bt.^Kv, (,n;t^n.v.lf,.ur, lam afraid:
J. p.-z/ p. muguid.
tS('g/na%n, s. (ear.
Sigltagm. {nin) n. v. 1 speak so as
to excite fear, (u make somebody
afraid of me; 3. p.-i.; p. saic,.,il
^'^antanaAnin) a. v. an. I listen to
nun with fear, he excites fear in
me by his sneaking; 3. p. o«w..«;
p. .^me. .Wad.
Sthiiged. or .ithnmf. p. s. a. he who
sets hre to s. th., incendiary ; pl.-
Schradjiged, p. s. a- spitter : nl -
j/g. ' '
Semhd, >>. an. silk, silk-stuff-; rib-
bon. riband ; pl._,V,,^.
Seiiiha Irpagimaid. ferret, (a kind of
narrow iibbon,-) [F. padou ]
Sc?ifha.tnr.fnr, s. an. silk-handker-
chief, silk-shawl; pl.-^/.
SenihawaHahub, s. sewiiig-silk
Scnihax'fgin. s. silk, silk-stnfl'. "
6ef:agiM, p. s. a. he that is avarici-
ous, avaricious person, miser ; nl -
:ri{i-
^Sinka, ndv. suddenly, unforeseen
instantly, in a moment, in an in-
stant.
Scsil-a-nihm'iv. s. sudden death.
Sedl-uniu ni.'</,hidi.s, I am jias'sion
ate, irrascible, choleric, of a quick
temper.
AS'mKs-/(/, p. s. a. the oldest; the first
i>orn of a family; \^\.-jig.
>Shs,it'gan, s. little'luiil.
Sis.segan, u. v. it hails; p. so?V.««-
gang.
Sessegandag, s. an- white spruce • fC
epinette blanche ;] pi.- , ,/. '
>b'c.^iajidec, {nin) 11. n-. "my heart
beats violently ; 3. p. I. ; p. ,„?>..
Sessigidecwin, s. violent beating of
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[F. battement tie
the heart ;
coenr.]
Scs/<esmh'8, (nin) n. v. I burn and
weep; .i. p.-o; p. sate.. sod.
Se^sessimnAnin) a. v. an. I insult
nun and make him weep; 3. p. o
sci..n ; p. sale. .mad.
■S'iamo, a. a kinrl of wild duck which
aliehts sometimes on a tree, what
other ducks never do; woou-duck;
[0. canard hranchu :J pl.-ij.
SJhi, s. river, stream ; [A.-tvan.
Sibihi.de, ov-magad, u. v. there is a
nver made, that is, a canal ; p.
i<ah.,de(j, or-matjal:
Sihikiidjiijan, s. a made river, that is.
a canal, a trench ; pl.-a;?.
Sihil-adjige, {nin) i\. v. I dig a canal, I
or a trench ; 3. p. 1.; p. i„h..ged. \
'Mvujwai, s. an. the under part of ,
the eyelid ,• pl.-«^.'
■Sihi/uj/rai, s. an. tear; pi. -a(/.— There
IS always a possessive pronoun
prejixed to this word ; as : Mn
t'tU/igwai, my tear ; nin sihingu-ai-
ag, my tears. () sibingwaian, his
tear or his tears.
Sibid-adis.{},in) n. v. lam not well,
lam indisposed; 3. p.-i; p. sah..
SihislaxHsiwin, s. indisposition, lit-
tle sickness.
Sibisl-adJ, adv. slowly, slightly.
Sih{t<higad, u. v. it is flexible, it does
not break when bei t ; p. sah..l'a,j.
&i'z.:>kn/i, u. V. it is viscous, tenacious;
p. suhid-ang.
Sibinkanamowin, s. phlegm : FF m.
tuite.] «= ) L ^'
Sibidendam, {nin) n. v. I suflTer a
long time; 3. p. J.; p. mb..an<j.
iiib/dendamonin, s, long suffering I
contmeed sorrow and affliction.
Mhiwas.'iab, s. an. rivernet, small I
net, (it to be set in a river ; p\.~ig. '
SiUifidii-, s. small river, rivulet
brook, creek; p\.-iun '
Sibicagun, s. on. corn-stalk ; sugar-
cane; p\.~ug.
Sibwdgunubo, s, molasses: (molasses
of the sugar-cane, not maple-sugar
molasses ; for which see Jiwdgu-
misigan.) '
Sihcagiini-sifibdhvat, s. cane-sugar,
brown sugar, Havaonah sugar.
Sibwdgans., s. an. sprout or bud of
the corn-stalk; pl.-a^.
SidoauwinJihide, or-magad, u. v. ii
h ballasted; p. sud.-dtg, o\-mugu]c
Sidugmvishh-djignn, s. ballast.-.Aenti
ugwdesiton hl'dnguwinhlcodjigan, [
take out the ballast.
'S'id or/It wif.M-ndon, {nin) a. v. in. ]
ballast it; 3. p. o ml... ; p. «„</..«/.
Siguahou-e, {nin) n. v. I mould, I
cast; 3. p. 1.; p. sag.. wed.
6'iguun, {nin) a. v. t,i. I mould it,
cast it; 3. p. o sigaan ; p. saguung.
Sif/uiindadi:rin.s. baptism, by pour-
ing water on the person to be
christened.
Sigaujiddgc, {nin) n. v. T pour water
on s. th. ; 1 baptize, I christen ; 3.
p. 1.; p. s(ig..gcd.
Si;ratuid<igeiiin, s. the act of baptiz-
ing or christening, baptism gi>:m.
Siguundugowin, s. baptism received'.
Sigaundttn, {nin) a. v. in. I pour
water on it- also, \ bless it, sprink-
ling it with holy water ; 3. p. o
sig... ; p. sdcftandung.
Sigtiiindas, {vin) n. v. I am baptiz-
ed; 3. p.-o; p. S(igiiu7iduit(id.
S/.giiundust.irin. s. S'. Siguuvdagm-ii).
SigaundauHi, {nin) Vi.v.nn. I pour
water on him. ; I baptize him, [
christen him; 3. p. o ng..n ; p. sug
..Wad. — This word also signifies.
I bless some an. ohj., sprmkling
it at the same time with holy wa"
ter.
Siguandjigade, Qx-mannd, u. v. it is
blessed, (and sprinl^led with holj
water;) p. sug.,d.cg, or-magnl-.
S'lgaandjigan, s SJ. SuswtUguund-
jigun.
Sigaundjigus, {nin) n. v. S. Sigu-m^
das.
Sigaandjigaso^ n. v. 3 p. it is bles-
sed, {an. obj.) p. sag..sod.—Tchi-
haiatigcns ngaandjiguso; unamie-
minug dguundjigusuwag. The litt-
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b1e3. '''''''''''' ''^'^ beads are
%a««^y/^. (,„V*) n. V. I pour water I
Ons. th.,J. p. ].;p. ,,^,^.^ ^,^_ j
SKjaamiujen.j ,vn) a. v ; ii J pour !
>summoiua iMn) a.v/u)>. I po„r I
I'I'ii s. th. in the mouth : 3 p o
n,j._.n- p. sag. .wad ; imp. U.mnn.
■'yt'jaimde, ov-marjad, u.v. it isnioul-
(eel or ca8t; p. su,j..de,j, ov-vuumk.
■^'^/"^'7";'. .^. maple-supar cakp, i
moudod 1,1 s. th. ; or any th ..: '
moulded, cast; pl.-tt,;. ^ "=
''>t(juimu,afi.j, s. wooden mould for
casting maplo-sugar cakes; p| -on
Sxgmguso n. v. 3. p. it is moulded'
orcast („;,,. ohj.) p., „,,..,,,^.
^igtnge, {ma) n. v. I mould or cast-
•i. p. ].; p. mq..g(d.
^igu'xr, (nln) xi. v-: the waves leap in
my canoe, or boat ; 3. p. d<ia,Hjo :
p. saaaogod. J J •>
Slgu(,hh>Htd(.n, {i,in) a. v. in. I fill
ltsothalltr..nsover;3.p.o,.^V...;
p. mg..dod. •' '
*%^,"if.K '• «''-'««;7«'^, ". V. it it so
mil that It runs over, it is over-
running, (a vessel or measure;) n
f'^g-.tieg, ov-magal-.
'Su/dwa oinvagun, ( nin) a. v. «» I
eadorplu.nbapipe, I ornament,
t with lead- 3. P.O. •/>/..;,; p. 5„^,,.
wad; imji. tiitfd. -^
Sigibndon, {nin.) a. v. in. I make it
so full (With a liquid) that it runs
over, (a vessel;) 3. p. o dg... t p
Sigigamide, or-magad, u. v. it over-
flows in boiling ; p. mg..dcg. or-
Siginamudiwin, s. the act of pouring
out to or for somebody ; the act of
giving an injection to a sick per-
son ; also, a large syringe, ciyster-
Siginumage, {nin) n. v. I shed or
pour out s. th. for somebody; also
1 g^ive an injection ; 3. p. 1.; p. gag
Siginamawu, {nin) a. v. on. I shed
It or pour it out to him or for him;
SIG
alo r syringe him, I give an injec-
t'on^aclystcr;3.p.o./^..;,,.p.J,„„
1 shod It, spill ,t; 3.Y>.0 8ig...; p
Sigtiu^e, (nin) n. v. I pour out, I
shed, I keep tavern, or a dram-
shop;! deal m liquor 3. p. 1. -p
sagtmgcd. ' '"
^¥>>i<!lrnasinaigan^ s. license for
selling liquor; pl.-a,^
''^irnniirewyjami^i, .«. a house where
iqiH.r IS poured out,(s„ld,)tavern.
dratn->hop, liquor-house; p\.-on.
Smimgiunhre. or ,ic,ni^Jwe, s. a
woman that sells liquor, wine, etc
or the wife of a dram-shop or ta-
vern keeper ; pl.-^/. ^
higimgeu^in, s. the act of pourina
drnn, i'"V'^"'"&' 'he trade of a
dram-shop keeper.
Siqimgewinini, s. a man that selh
iquor, wine, etc., a dram-shop o?
tavern keeper; p!.-?,.^,,. '
h^frKr^f'o^"'''^ a- v.'««. f shed
imp. ntjDilciven, "^
Sigh,e, or-magud, n. v. it is over-
"ovving, it,unsover;itis8hed;p
^ sagmeg, or~maquk.
Sigwan,s. spring, the spring of the
^igu'im, u.v. it is spring; p. ,„,j.
wat,g.-..s,fr,rang, m spring. Sd'o-
™m*, when It is spring, or eveiv
tim... when it is spring, every spring
>>/.gw(in,'ng, last spriu"-.
'S'>g'vuning>vcwadJ, (nin) n. v. I av^
hrovvn, (of a hrowii complexion"
t>y the warm air of the sprin"-.) ■)
p.-«; p. suq..djid. ° ^ '
iurwrini,/i.{nin) n. v. I spend the
spring m such a place, or in such
a manner ; 3. p.-i- p. mg..id.~Ki
Mdu nuno .sigivani.^himin n>.nnom ■
we spend this spring in a very good
and coiulcrtabie manner. Wi/.n'e-
dong nm (,i:su_pvanish ; I spent mv
spring at L'Anse.
■Sigtvehinu, {nin) a. v. an. I pour out
some an. obj., I make it fall out of
=?to»«l
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a vessel; 3, p. o sig..n; -Jonlia nin
8tgwebiiia\ nmnJamtnag nin sujwe-
Ivuvj; I pour out money (of some
vessel or bag ;) I pour out corn.
•>i\jwcbtnamawa, {nin) a. v. an. 1
pouroiu, 1 shed or spill any tliinK
lielpnginjj or relating to him; 3. p.
o fit(j..n ; p. m(f,.wndi
Si(/u'ebiiian, {ni'n) a. v. in, I pour it
out, I shed it, I spill it ; 3. p, o si,/
_...; p. sag.taiuj.
•Sigwrliniijade, 'or-'mrigad, u. w it is
spilt, shed; p. su(j..deg, ot-nuK/aL
'Sik,{?wi) n. V. I spit i 3. p. eiko'; ,,.
•SU-apidan, {nin) a. v. in.. I driuk it
all up; 3. p. */^...; p. salcang.
Mkawtdjane,{nm) or, nin sikawuiis-
kt(j(mic, n. V. the snot is runnin'^
Irom my nose, 1 snivel; 3. u. 1. ■ u
ml\.ed. ^ ' '
'Sikau'idon, {vln) u. v, the spittle is
running out of my mouth; 3. p, h-
J). mJcoiig, " '
Sikawtnifikic/onmradj, («,m) n. \\ the
snot is running from my nose by
pold; 3. i).-i; p. m7i\,d./id.
Sikohlf/iuwdc, or~in;i<jad, u. v. it is
hung lip to let tlie'water drop out;
p. suk..dr(f, or-ma</ak.
,'<ikohigri(/<j(IJi/i, n. v,'3. p. it js huii"
up to let the water drop out of it^
_(«/?. obj.) p. Mik..inij,
■^'ikoh/iji?ia, {nin.) a. v". an. I hang it
up, {an. stuff.) to let the water
drop out; 3. p. o sik..n; p. sak..nad,
imp. )<ihihi(im.
SihiUginan, '{nin) a. v. in. I hang it
up to let the water drop out of it ;
3. p. osik...; p. mk..un'i.-'T\\\s word
also means, I decant u, 1 pour out
what is clear and sett led, and leave
the dregs or sedunent in. [C. je le
tire au clair.]
Sikowcujon, s. spittle.
Sikowin, s. spitting.
Slkowini-makak, s. spit-box ; p\.~<m.
6'ikwadan, {nin) a. v. in. J .s[)it it •
3. p. c .sik... ; p. sek..an(j.~-MUkwi
nin Kiktcadan; I spit blood.
SikwadjUjc, {nin) n. v. J am spitting;
3. p. 1.; p. s(k..(fed.
Sikwuijige-mahak, s. S. Sikowini-
inakak.
Sikivana, (nin) a. v. an. I spit upon
liiin; 3. p. nk..n; p. sek .nud.
>^'ikwaningwi7igu;'u'a,{7iin) a. v. an.
I spit in his J4ce; 3. p. onL.n : x,,
wk..u'nd; imp. sik-gwe.
Sinuidui, {nin) n. v. S. Simis.
fSimingwitxh, {nin) n. v. 1 have not
slept enough, 1 am yet very sleepy
3' P'-»; \\mm..id'.
Sinm, {nin) n. v. I feel sick ; 3. ]>
-»; p. mmimi.
Sinakode, ot-niugad mishi, u. v. a
piece of wood whistles in the fire-
p. san..dcg, or-mugak. '
Sinduagan, a. a kind of press ; (F
serre;] p\.-an. '" '
Sindabiginun, (nin) a. v. in. I con-
tract It, make it tighter, (a cord
string, etc.) 3. p. o mi... • u. sunj
ang.
Sind chimin, {nin) n. v. pi. we are
sittmg close together; i).mn..djig.
Sindagaan,(nin)a..v.in. I press 'it
together, I compress it; 3. p. o sin
...; p. .'<(in..nn(i.
Sinda^itwa, {nin) a. v. an. I press it
together,_ 1 compress it, iun. obj. i
i. p. o mn..n ; p. san..wan ; imp.
Mndaga. ^
^•indaiguso, n. v. 3. j). it is pressed
together, {an. obj,) p. sun..sud.
>iuuUngade, or~magad, u. v. it is
I)ressed together; p. mn..deg, or-
magak.
Sindaige, {nin) or nin sindakwaiqe,
n. ". 1 press together, compress;
3. p. 1.; p. san..ted.
SMukwaigaji, s.'S. Sindaaqan.
Mndapis, {nin) n. v. I gird 'myself
very strongly; 3. p.-o; p. san..m!.
'Siii'{/i,{nin)n. y. I ove.jitrain my-
self, 1 make too violent efl'orts; 3.
p. 1.; p. mndjid.
Sindjia,{fiin) a. v. an. I overstrain
hiin. I cause him to make too vi-
olent efforts; 3. p. o sin..n; i). sand-
jiad.
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Sindjigahatvimin,, {nin) n. v, p| we
staii.l close together, we are crow,!-
ed^.^ stamlir.g somewhere; p. san..
Sindjlshinimin, (nin) n. v. pi we
are ,yiny close together, crowded:
p. san.. (/Iff. >
S: ja,u.\. Ot.;p. senu.uj. S. jfg.
tashiwan. •' ,
Siniffogadehina, {nin) a. v. an. I rub ''
his leg (with some medicine)- T '
p. sin..n; p. sen..nad.
■Smiffona, (nm) a. v. an. i rub him
wuli s. t^.; 3. p. o ein..n; p. eeT.
Siniffonamawa, {nin) a. v. an. I rub
him some part of the body, (with
some medicine or ointment): 3 v
I) sin..n; p. een..wad.
.Siniffonikebina, {nin) a, v. an. I rub
his arm, (with some medicine,
etc.) J. p. (;7,n..n;n. se.n..7iad.
f^inigoiiuuljama, {nin) a. v. an I
rub him, (with my hand only);'.!
\)- ofim..7i;p. sen..ma(L
Stniff'MindJibina, {nin) a. v. an. I
rub his hand, (with some medi-
cine, etc.) 3. p. sin..n : p. ^en..
nod. *
Sinigoshlcinjiffwena, {ndn) a. v an.
I rub his eyes, (with some medi-
cine); 3. 1. sin..n; p. sen..nad.
Mnigosidebtna, {nin) a. v. an. I rub
his foot, (with some medicine, etc )
'i.p.osin..n;p. sen..nad.
Sinigivaan, {nin) a. v. in. I rub it
with s. th.; 3. p. dn...;Y>. sen
SIN
a7ig.
Simgwaige,{nin) n v. I am rubbing-
3. p, l.,-p, 8en..ged.
Sinigwujebina, {nin) a. v. an. I rub
his skm with s. th.; 3. p. o sin..n-
j).sen..7iad\ imp, sinigwajehij . '
tSinigwakwishitnon, {nin) n. v. I rub
myself on some object; 3. p.-y; n
sen. .nod. ^
Sinigwingwehina, {nin) a. v. an I
rub his face, (with medicine,
etc.) 3. p. sm..n\ p. sen..nad.
Mmgivtsstdon, {nin) a. v. in. I rub it
on 8. th.; 3. p. o sin...; p. een..dod.
iiimgimnn, u. v. it rubs; p. seu..ing.
a cow. J. p. osininan: p. sanintJ
Simrkt,j(^nan, s. an. snot; fG Rotz 1
ly , J. \).-t, p. .<ien..7iid.
nose, 3. p. 1 ;p.«g„.„j^^_ '
Mmigabawtmtn, {nin) n. v nl S
^jSmdjtgahau'imin. ' ^
Mnsigawiskigome, {nin) n, v, ^hi
wmukigmne. J ^- v. ^t/ca-
Simikan, {nin) a. v, in. J press
"ponn;aIso, I fin u too .E
(w,thmybody\ it is too narrow
Ssre\^er)%^'i^!r---^
srrthfs^^co'fjt:---
(too3.^H)iorrerJn^/resrsK
ine. '"'"="^«^»«) are too small fo?
Sinsikawa. (nin) a, v «« t r,,.
;U-h. ;iitisto?sm\ST
ig, my mittens are too small for
me (for my hands.) '"»" ^or
^inxzkodadimin, {nin) com. v wp
press upon each, we are crowded
we throng; p. san.Mdjig. ^^'
^Simtmngwama, (nin) a. v. an I hnir?
under my arm, o/ I ca?ry ind^^r
my arm, some an. obi. 3, p. odl
n; p. san..mad. "^ ^ '^ **'*"
Siminingwandan, {mn) a. v ^« T
hold nor carry it under my arm •
SimtmngwandAlge, {nin) n. v. I hold
orcarryundermyarm;3. p.i .n
san..ged. f- i^-, p.
'SinsisHinimm, {nin) n.v. pi, s Sin
djishtmmin. f >^- o^n-
Sinsobina, {nin) a. v. an. I dress
h>swound, Jtieitup;3.p /2''
n; p sen.nad; imp, 4«,,4".
^insobt^ {nin) n. v. my wound is
dressed, tWup; 3. p"-.;;."!'!
5^.o5M^m, s. baudageof a wound;
SimokweUna, {nin) a. v. I tie up his
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sor*
m
head, (in head-ache;) 3. p.osin.n;
p. ge»,.n.ad.
SinsohwchisJnin) n. v. I tie np my
head, (in head-ache;) 3. p.-o; p.
fen..nua.
Sisihdkicat, s, sugar.
'Suibdkwatabo, s, sugar-water, sip
from maple-trees.
^'^imhakwaMran, s. place where su-
gar is made, sugar-car.ip, sugar-
biish; [C. surrerie;] pi.- «;/..
Sisibakivatolr . (nin) n. v I inake
^su^ar; 3. p. I.; p. ee.g.lrd.
fSmndkwatokeu'in, s. sugar-making.
Sisibdkwatonsan, s. pi. confectionary
articles; [F. dragde; G. Zucker-
werk.j
Sigsawemm, s. a kind of wild cherry;
[C. cerise ftgrappe;] p\.-an.
Susaweminagr.'iranj, s. an. wild cher-
ry shrub; pl.-i^.*
Sissibodjic/nn, or, hiwahiko-mfihodji-
^ffan, s. file; rasp;pl,-ff;),
Sissihcdjiije, (nin) n. v. I 'lit ,■ I rasp;
I sharpen; 3. p. 1.; p. ses..(jed.
Shstbod-on, (nin) a. v. in. I'file it; 1
rasp it; 1 sharpen it; 3. p. o sis...; p.
gis..dod.
Sissihona, (nin) a. v. an. 1 file some
an. ol)j.; 3. p. o stu.-n; p. fe8..nad;
imp. stgsiboj.
Sigttgaan,(niii)?i. win. Al(f. I make
a clearing in the woods, 'l clear it,
(a place in the woods;) 3. p. o sis
...; p. M8..ang.
Sigm'ama, (nin) a. v. aii. 1 spit cold
water on him, (as the Indians do
to persons that faint;) 3. p. o sis..
n; p. scf!..mad.
Sisstvamingwcna, (nin) a. v. an. I
spit cold water in his face; 3. p. o
#w..«;p. scs..nad.
Siwakucadan, (nin) a. v. in. I suck
it out; 3. p. ociw...; p. saw. .ana.
Siwahvana, (nin) a. v. an. 1 "suck
some an. obj.; 3. p. o nw..n', p.
saic.nad.
Sitvahve, (nin) n. v. 1 am .>iucking ;
the sap or juice of s. th., 3. p. 3.;
p. saw. .wed.
Sobama, (nin) a. v. an. I lick and
suck someaw.obj.; 3. p. o scih..n;
p. givuhuinad.
Sobimdan, (nin) a. v. in,. I lick and
suck it; 3. p. o noh...; p. twah..an<i.
'Sofiipo, or-nia<jad,n. v. it snows; p.
swaffipotj, OT'-mpfiak.
S'Gnijdditi,' (h//i) n'. v. I am strong.
3tout, robust; 3. p.-j; [i. .iu'u..M'd.
SoHf/an, m\v. strongly, firmly. — o'oJt-
ffun nin dehwetaii.. ] believe it
iinnly.
Sonijaii, u. V. it is «lrong, durable;
it IS bard, linn, solid, steady; p..
,swa)njan(j.
lionganainia, (nin) n. v. I j)ray
strongly, that is, 1 pm a good
staunch Chiistian, I am religious,
devout, j)ious; 3. p. 1.; y.man. id.
Samjanaiaiawin, devotion, piety.
Sontjaona, (nin) a. v. an. I give him
a good large share, (in a distribu-
tion;) 3. p. I) gong..n; p. m\in..nad\
imp. mmjaoj.
Songuimditt, (nin) r. v. I take i good
large share for myself, (in a dis-
tribution which 1 make;) 3. p.-o;
]>. m'ang..sod.
Sotigend agon, (nin) n. \. 1 am con-
sidered strong, I am strong, firm;
3. p. ].; p. i.-wang..sid.
Songefidagwad, u.'v. it is considered
strong, "it is fitrong; p. n wan.. tvak.
Siwgendum, {nin)n. v. I have strong
thoughts, I am firmly resolved;!
am constant; 3. p. \.;yi. f.tvan..ang.
Stnujfudamia. (nin) a. v. an. I niak'e
him have strong thoughts, a firm
resolulion, I fortify bis mind; 3. p.
os<m...7i; J), swana. ad.
S'lngtvdamoU'in, sti'O'ip ought, firm
resolution; constancy .
Songenddn, (nin) a. v. -in. I think it
is"strong; also, 1 think on it strong-
ly; I resolve it firmly ; 3. p. o son...;
p. su'an..ang.
iSongenima, (nin) a. v. on. I tliink he
is strong; also. 1 think firmly on
him; 3. p. o song..n.\ p. twan..fnad.
Soiigidee, (nin) n. v. 1 am strong-
bearled, I am bra^ e, courageous,
Icarless, intrepid, audacious, da-
ring; 3. p. J ; p. s%ian..cd.
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Sun<!uia><hl-a(je, {niu) n. v. J make
the hoart of soindiodv strong- I
oi mi .;r?"''^' r''-'^^'^' ^^^^^
f ,,. ^n ' ^""'*f Strength or mind:
tho Sacrament of Ccnfirmatio n
? .\e Confinnation, ] coufinn '
co!;iirm"lu;.'''''^^"^^^-^*^''^'^^^'''i«> I
ipcnive Confirmation.
"lake lus heart stroni. I fortifshiJ
;eart,hisnmid;IcomVir. /n'a'
^<gj7^^.M«.«) n. V. S. ^„,.
^'<'n(/iilfe,hhrwenvna, (nin) a. v ««
resolution m his heart, a firm will;
»V«ff?,/««7,,, s. fortitude of heart
courage, bravery, fearlessness ?„
,trcpidity; audacity. ^«' s, in
''SSf' '"'"^ "• ^- ^- ^*^'^«-
'^'Sf '^''' ^"'''^ "• ''• ^- ^"'hkawi.
^'^;^^<^^<^,inin}n.^.S. Mashkaivi.
^'>'ou(!u/awtM-a, ov~maqad, u. v it is
>ure, not rolling, (a canoe or boat
\>. swung.. hag, ox-magah.~ii . lu
idguinde.
^ongwi, (mn) n. v. I grow stronger
J '"crease in size and strength '
/'■?• i-;r. fwaiKfigid. '
iongiffondagan, {nin) n. v. I have a
stroiig brave voice : 3. p T „
i'onymvaddn,{ni>i) a. v. in. 1 sew it
strong; 3. p.oson...; p. man..auo.
^^ongtgwana, (mn) a. v. an. I sew
«ome a.«. obj. strong ; 3. p. a tm
f>; l>-«U'an..nad.
'imgigwa.s, {mn)n. v. I sew strong.
,0 ,_J. p.-o; p. s'.van..sod.
■^■"ngmagvf, {nin) n. v. J look strong
SWA
^1 Table lasting- r °°^* «"'0"l?.
fongIy,Iam„ot4asnoalate
J- p. 1. ; p. m:an..a?M ^^Keii,
,-^ , P- swangisid. ^ ' **• P-
-^"'igif/iin, n. v 3 n ,f ,•„ i
'^o/i^/^ia, (m«)a. V fl« Tm«t u.
strong, I c.t/pn;,V ""■;'. '"a«e him
Wm: 3.n ;'y!' " '""1. fortify
solidly, assurediv .^/. ^trojngly,
ratified; TS'i i ^''^' '^"'^firmed,
strong, 1 stringthen it T -''^^"
confirm, ratify f.^^^'^' "^ '°^'»fy.
p. «w«j/,Yod/ ' '^^ P- *w^«^o»;
Snag, fcaga, at the enrl r^f
stantivL\nd7o"bs ah,T'"^-
bS w?'- ^'^^ P'^'^e of wood fa
ete '^ J^«ts.«^a, the Uoor is dean
'tJot^^Sf'^^^T^rt'
^^;rd flies, fhes quick, kfa'o^in:
nmkes the heart' ftrong/acoml;
ter, consoler: p] -7«t 1_ c„, "„ ^"
Comforter the Holy Glios!
T.
iStomt words which art not found under T may he looked for tinder D.
TAB
Ta.-This particle marks the third
person of the future tense. ( S. the
Conj. in Otchipwe Gram.)
Tabds, (nin) n. v. I lower myself, to
avoid a blow, or some other thing
that is flying towards me ; 3. p.-o :
p. tehasod.
Tdbashish, adv. below, low.
Tahassd, OT-magad, u. v. it is low ;
p. tebassag, or-^magah.
Tahassdbtd., s. undertooth, a tooth of
the under jawbone ; pl.-an.
Tdbassadina, or-magad, u. v. S. Ta-
hassakamiga.
Tahassddis, {niti)r\. v. I am low, ab-
ject, mean, humiliated ; 3. p.-i ; p.
teh..8id.
Tnbassdkam^ga, or-magud, u. v.
there is a low ground ; p. teb..gag,
OT-mcujfa/c.
Tabassdkumigaigade, or-magad, u.
V. the ground 'is lowered ; p. teh..
deg, r>T-magak.
Tabassnkwa, or-magad, u. v. there
is a low forest, low trees ; p. teb..
Wag, or-mugak,
Tahassdkwaamog (ammikig), n. v.
pi. it thunders low; a low'thunder-
storm, (the thundc-s make noise
low.)
Tabassunsika, or -magad. u. v. it is
low, thin, (a book, etc.) p. teb.Jcag,
or-magak.
Tabassushkad, u. v. it is narrow,
(stuff, cloth, mat ;) p. teb..kad.
Tabassendagos , (nin) n. v. I am es-
teemed low, mean, I am despisa-
ble, despicable, I am despised ; 3.
p.-»; p. teb..sid.
TAB
Tabassendagivad, u. v. it is esteemed
low, mean, it is despiaable, despi-
cabls, it is despised ; p. teh..wak.
Tabassenddn, {nin) a. v. in. I esteem
it low, 1 despise it; 3. p. o tab...; p,
teb.Mng.
Tahassinim, {nin) n. v. I have hum-
ble thoughts of myself, I humble
myself; 3. p.-o; p. fob. .mod.
Tabassenim^iwin, s. humble conceit
of one's self.
Tabassinima, (nin) a. v. an. I es-
teem him low, I think little of him,
1 despise him; 3. p. otab..n; p. teh.
mad.
Tsbaesenindis, (nin) r. v- I esteem
or think myself low, I humble my-
self, I am humble ; 3. p,-o; p. teh..
sod.
'I'aOussenindisawin, s. humility.
2uhnma, (nin) a. v. an. I lower or
abase some an. ohj. 1 put it low-
cr; 3. p. tab..n ; p. teh. .ad.
Tabiisnigahawi aw awessi, n. v. 3. p.
this anunal stands low, that is, it
is short-legged ; p. teh..vid.
Talagsina, (nin) a. v. an. 9. Tubas-
sia.
Tahissinan, (nin) a. v. in. I put it
lower, I lower it; ^.p. o tab...; p.
tcb..ang.
Tabassipagidendan, (nin) or, 7iin ta-
bimipagiiinan, a. v. in. I humblv
submit it, I subject it; 3. p. o tab..'.:
p. teb..ang.
Tabaseipagidenima, (nin) a. v. an. I
humbly submit him, I subject him;
3. p. tab..n ; p teb.. mad.
Tabas&ipagidenindis, (nin) r. v. I
humbly submit myself, I subject
myself; 3. p.-o; p. teb..sod.
Taha.isij
suhnii
I'aha.sfiii,
bird tl
tebiMsi,
Tabu Suit,
abase i
f). teha
Tdhaamn
l)oat, v
Tahdnsiiw.
bigthi(
-S. Li
Tuhassu'e.
it low ;
Tabtnoige
shelter
or the SI
Tabinoon,
or the h
TuMnotmii
is a shel
fnagak.
Tabinomii)
noige.
Tabinoshiri
myself, I
gainst th
against I
7wd.
Tabishkotch
Tagd! or t
halloo ' 1(
Tagokr/mnn,
Tdgos, at t
verbs, alli
the first p
the mafint
as : Nin j
hear me, I
sure, with
tagos, I am
words, I s]
notagos. I ;
— S. Tawc
Tagosideshka
ma»ideshh
his toes; 3.
Tagwuudone7
making a ri
Tagwuanaho,
corn-soup.
TAG
faKaHaxpagtdenmdunwin, «. humble
« il)n„s„on, subjection.
laha.sKmi aw hineshi, n. v. 3. p that
bin! /hes low. near the ground ,p
Tahas^iton (nin) a. v. in. I lower or
abasru Iputitlower;3.p.oJi
Tabatmrnagad, u. v. it is low, (canoe
W H "'^,' ^''"' ^ "• ^- ^ «Peak with a
It low , J p o tab...; p. <ei..W.
shelter or shac/e again.t tlu. wfnd
or the sun . 3. p.].; p. ^,/,.^^^ '
Tabmoon s. shelteragainst tife wind
OMheheatofthesun;pl.-a;,. ^'
rst'Sf'^'r'^'^-'^"^'"-^-- there
^«*£««^«^e, (ram) n. v. S. roit-
373
TAK
^Xuti.''-^"''''^^'»"''f the year.
%«'ri^/:,u.v.iti8fall,iti8the fall
f-ver) tail, lagwagong, last fall.
laM of the year in such a place or
3 such a manner. 3..P. -.n t;
mtend to spend the ffll Ttl'slJ
TagwM„^JuMos, (nin) n. v. my
theHi-"^f^''"«"ShtbetweeJ
Tagwuhmindjiwa, (nin) a. v. a« T
ca ch or crush his han.i (or finger)
between the door, in slluttin/i
iagwaivagmandaminag, (nin) a v
««.l stamp or crush^IrSdiS corn
w_ithastone;p. <e^..«;«j.
laimhhhodjiged, p. s. a. he that
saws, a scvyyer; p|. -jig. ''^^t
^a;ato^«im^, p. g. ^-^ -^^e who is
|Ylolr A
it'-fn^Vi' .^""^'^''A ^ Straighten
I ajwaJcogabaw, (nin) n. v. I stanri
up straight; 3. \. J; p. ^;_;-/i'"^
7«?«'«A.^a,(m«-.n. v! J strarghten
-right; 3. p. i.;p.
Tahinoshimnn, {nin) n. v. I sheltpr
myself, I am 'behind a shelteVt
gainst the wind, or under a shade
agamst the sun; 3. p.-,,; p t2 \ -T'r"^""«-*«. P- s. a. he w]
vod. ^ ' P' ^^'^••L,^^^. a lazy person; pi. -;,v
TAbtMotch, adv. likewise, equally ^f/^;"^"^'""'^; {nin) a. v. // 1 „
Taga or ^dj/^ Wj7« , inter?, well ' .^''^'^h, metal,; I straigl
halloo' let me see' vvcu . | it, 3. n. « /^^ .„ j..- fa'
%«. at the end of sorne neuter
verbs, alludes to being keardTZ
he first part of the verb denotes
the manner m which one is heard-
as : jstn nngitagos, they hate to
hear me, 1 am heard with d is plea
sure, with disgust. MnnZaTa-
tagos I am heard speaking prudent
words, I speak w/selv. Mn mi
-S^nlr ^""''^ ^'i'h pleasure.
Tagosideshkawa, (nin) or nin to.
E'±t'"'^|^-"-itretl?n
ra^w««cZo«m«^, s. mallet used in
making a canoe; pi. ^.
Tagwaanabo, s. corn soup. Indian
corn-soup. ^ *"uiaii
up, and stand
M..tad.
kilih'^T^ („^;,) a. V. in. I wet
TaMbihisi, n. v. 3. n. it ig p^i^ /«,
^tal,ara.}p.feJ..«/-""'=«^'^'(™«-
Jukdgamt, or -7n«W, u. v it is mo I
or cold, (some hVid;ipi.S
(
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TAK
TaHotimMh^don, (nin) n. v. tVi. S.
Takihadon.
Takaia, or -magad, u. v. it is cool;
p. lehiiag, or -matjak.
Tukatnadiuv', {ni'ii) or. nl/i (ahum-
gatii, n. v. I wailo throim'h a
river, I ford if; 3. p. 1.; p. tA-../iid.
Takdninuid, u. v. there is a cold
wind; p. fel-.-mak.
lalcdth, (nin) n. v. I catch cold; 3.
p. -^; p. khashid.
Talcni>huna,{nm)-A. V. an. I make
him catch cold, 1 expose him to
cold; 3. p. tak..n\ p. tek..m ud.
Takddsin, u. v it is cold by tiic
wind; p. tek..vi(j.
Tukate, ox -ma(jnd, u. v. it is cold,
(in a hnildin^';) p. tekafvo. or -ma-
guk.
Takenis (?)in)n. v. I feci cold in my
whole body; 3. p.'-t; ^.fek.Hid.
Takih, s. a spring of cold water; pi.
-in.
Takihadnii, (niii) a. v. -/«. I cool it
ponrinj? cool water in; 3. p. <>
tak ..; p. tck..dod.
Takihima, u. v. the rain is cold; p.
teh..mij.
Tahidee, (mn) n. v. my heart is
cold; p. tek..ed.
Takuieeiabiiwana, (Jtin) a. v. «;?,. I
cool his heart, by giving him cold
water to drink; 3. p. o tah..n; p.
tek..n(id.
Takldceiabairanidis, {nin) r. v. I
refresh my heart, by drinking cold
water; 3. p. -o; p. tek..tiod.
Takid_iune, {nin) n v. my nose is
cojd; 3. p. ].; p. tek..ned.
Takiga.de, {nin) n. v. my leg is cold,
(or my legs are cold;) 3. p. 1.; p.
iek. .ded.
Takvjcnii., s. cold spring-water.
TaHjeiahnitmnidis, {nin) r. v. I cool
my skin with cold water; 3. p.-o;
p. tele.. sod.
Takinibin,-a. v. it is a cool summer;
p, tek..ing.
faktnikr, t nin ) n. v. my arm in rold
(or my arms are cold;) 3. n. l.- ,/
lek..k,'d. ' ■''
Tiikiii/ndji, (nin) n. v. mv hand i%
cold, (or n\v hands are cold;) 3 d
I ; p. i,'k..id. '^'
7'iik>/nk'r(in, i nin) n. v. my back is
cold; 3. p. 1.; p. tek..ang.
7'nki.i, ( nrn)i). v. [ am coM. mv bodv
IS cold; 3. p.-o; p. M-m'd. '
Takiahimn, (nin) a.
som.' on. olij ; 3.
frk..mad.
an. I cool
" fuk..n; p.
r cool it;
7'<tki»ide, (nin) n. v. my foot is cold
(or my feet are cold;) 3. p, ].; ,,1
Takim'dJ/gfl. (nin.) n. v. I cool, I
make cool s. th.; 3. p. 1.; p. fek
ged.
Takisxidon. {>iin,)n. v. in.
■'?. ]). >i tdfc...; p. t,k..do,l.
Takisxin, u. v. it is cold. (anyw.
obj.) p. teki.mn.g.~Takifsin nin
midjini; my meal is cold.
Takifnwage, i nin) n. v. my ear i.«
cold, (or my ears are cold;) n
tek..gfd. ' ^'
Takdhidawn, {nin) or. nin takohida-
mawn. a. v. an. T tie s. th. to him
or for him, or s. th. relatini,' to
him; I tie some remedv to' his
wound or on his wound." 3. p. o
fak.ji; p. t('k..ivud.
Takdhide, or -magad, u. v, it is tied,
It is bound np;' p. /ek..deg, or -ma-
gak.
Tnhihidfg (mas^hkofnwnn), in. obj.
bundle (of hav). Ahidinq takdl
dfij. nisfiing tahihideg. naving toko-
hideg. etc. One bundle, ' three
bundles, five bundles, etc.
Takohidjignde, or -manad, u. v. S.
T<ihhide.
Takobidjigan, n. tying-strimr, any
thine- to tic with, a cord, a string,
pack-thread, etc.; pi. -an.
TaJ-ohidJigan, or mukaknssag-takdhid-
Jigan, s. hoop, barrel-hoop; pi. -an.
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•»• p. I., p. tck-iirJ.
TaMm,(vin)'.,.y.i,,_ I tie it; 3
h-uliuliiiind,'.
Ta/cub,ka (,>ln)n.v.in. I ti« him,
■ «l, J.p. o(nk..n; p. leL.nad;
imp. takolii). '
Takolnni,je, (mn) n. v. S. y;,^«/,,v.
tymg, oiiu.'iiiQr.
TnUn„/,jowm, a. tie, bfinir fie.i.
uonil --^;,„«_(;,„/ «*« tnk;M,ni,,Hnn \
i>iin.„tvh Mil v'liianawenduk. Mv
bomi (Obligation; is iliriicult; but
^ still i will keop it.
Takohis, (nw) „. v. I am tied, I am
tiedupinacradle,(acliild:)3. i,
-o; p. tekohistd. ' "
TakMsi 'Way, ( nabafr-mao onsao)
tiioy are tied up u/h burulTe '
(Hiingles ) AhuHruj takohismvnd, as
thoy are bound up once, that is
oriebunde, ,Vy,«j^. ,t,,;,„^„'J;
mngtukobisowai', two, three four
bundles. '
7'ato&a/o;i, ('«■«) a. V. U. I shorten
It by sawmg a piece off- 3. p. ,;
Takobma, (nin) a. v. an. I sliortcn
ort"'l 7' ft ''^ ^'"'^^"^ •■' P*^'^"
lakoJjane, (nm) n. v. I hav., a short
iiose;3.p. l.;p.M,,,^^„■
/c|Wf, (,„Vi) n. V. lam short-
ened; 3 p. i.; p. /ek..ded.~.Mn
takogade also signifies : One of mv
legs IS shorter than the other.
lakokadan, {nin) a. v. in. I t;-ead on
TAK
,n'.^''r'^','^''?''™P'''^"b alludos rather
'laknk.ina {»;„) a. v. ,,-« Mr. .
7;;i''''f'.«'«tep, pace.
' «';'f'' I'in,; I take hi n ui f""'
"/«/•..«; p. tekonad. ' ^- P"
Itikonagnd, u. v. itisshnr» /
boat. ve,sel etc. V^X.;!'"''"''^'
-.-U,\d.4ai„itT3.p.':'?J'
Tuhmnwass, (nin) n v 11.,
cluld in mV "urn : al./ Z'^'' ,«
sponsor at baptism. godfitLr ^
godmother. goo'ather or
Tukomle or -wiff.;,,^, „. v. it is chn,»
lakonumds, or -miffad, u. v. it i«
seized arrested, /distrained;":''
teli-.deg, or -imgak. ' P'
^uhonjgas, (nin) n. v. I am fai,
lakomudji, (nin) n. v. f havp n
short hand; 3. p l • n /./• j/ ^
seize,Iarrest;3.p. l.;p.Vw
2akomwemn,s. arrest, seLue '
luHniwmimni, s. a man that seizes
or a_rrest3, a constable; ad,strS:
■Tak6B(nin)xi.v. I am short, lam
small;3. p.-^;p./,^^,^"' ' «"i
%
ffp^
TAK
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TAN
Tak6tiU,{nin) n. v. I have a short
fool; :). p. l.;|,. tik.ded.
Tahrn, or ma>jitd, u. v. it in short;
p. tekwa^f, or -ma^/ak.
Takwafxlwu, ( nin i n. v. I nm Hhrnt
and thick; [K. courtiiud;] 3. p. -/;
p. t£k..»iJ.
Tiikwmigad, w. v. it is «hort,( thread,
8trin>f, cic.) p. lek..gak.
Tukwahi'jhi, n. v. 3. p. it is short,
(sotiin an. stuff, teniha, etc.) p.
<r/"..«iV/.
TaJcwdhihid, u. v. it isshoit, (metal,
glass;; p. teh..kak.
Tahwiibikisi, n. v. 3. p. it is sliort,
(aih. olij., asain, etc.) p. tek,.sid.
Takwaganavia, (mn)a. v. «yt. I striko
him too much; 3. p. o tuk..n; p.
tek.jnad.
Takuakinhuljiwadj, (nin) n. v. my
handsare very cold, benumbed with
cold; [K. j'ai Tongloe ;] 3. p.-» ; p.
tek.Ad,
Tahvakisideiahawe, {nin) n. v. my
feet are cold being wet ; 3. p. 1. ;
p. tek..wed.
Takwakifidewadj, {nin\r\. v. my feet
are extremely cokl, benumbed
with cold; 3. p.-i; p. tck..id.
Tahvnhm, n. v. 3. p. it is short, (a
hoard, etc.) p. tek..sid.
Takwdhwaan, (nin) a. v. in. I ehor-
ten It by cutiinp off a piece with
an axe; 3. p. o tak...\p. tek..aig.
Tabwdhvad, u. v. it is short, (a
wooden object;) p. tek..ivak.
Taku'dkwawa, {nin) a. v. an. I short-
en some a/«.. obj. by cutting off a
piece wi'h an axe ; 3. p. o tak..n ;
p. tek-wad ; imp. tahvakwd.
Takuamd, (nin) a. v. an. I bite him;
3_. p- tcOc.n ; p. tek.,mad.
Tahwambis, (nin) n. v. I wear a short
petticoat or froci., (a woman ;)
also, 1 tie or gird up high my blan-
ket; 3. p.-»; '^.tsk-.tiod.
Tahwa,7:.ig, {nm) n. v. ; 3, p.-o ; p.
tek,.aod.~S, Miniwapii.e.
Takwcnam, {nin) n. v. I hare a short
respiration, short breath; 3. p.-o;
p. tek..mod.
Takiiuimldn, {nin) a. v. in. I bite it ,
3. p. (( tak...; p. Iek..ang.
T'divandjitran,n. tongs; IF. tenaille;!
pl.-««. '^
Takwdwljiijnns, s. dim. pincers, nip.
peis; pi. (/n. '^
Tukivange,{nin) n. v. ibitf; J. n
\.;\>.tek..(ied. '■
TakicauiiiKhk, {nin) n. v. I am in a
habit ot biting; 3. p.-* ; n. tfik..kid.
7hkwd)iikwr,{nin) n. v. I liave short
^ hiiir; 3. p. 1.; p. t(k..tvt'd.
Tahvdiuiive aw animmh, n. v. 3. p,
tlint dog has a short tail ; p. tek '
u<«d.
Takwdtnn, (nin) a. v. in. I shorten
it; 3. p. otak...\ o. t,-k..tod.
Tahwindnm. {nin) n. v. I keep in
memory; 3. p. 1.; p. tek.ang.
Takwini'iimowin, s. memory, k >-
ing ill memory.
Takwenddn, {nin) a. v. in. I keep it
in memory, I think on it ; 3. p. o
tuk...; p. ttk..ang.
Takwegad, i\. v. it is short, Cs'uff,
^ vestment, etc.) p. tek..gnk.
i^kwi^isi, n. v. 3. p. it is short, (a»
stuff, seniha, etc.) p. teL.sid.
Takwinima, (nin) a. v, an. I keep
him in memory, 1 think on him ;
3. p. tak..n; p. tek. .mud.
Takunndima, u. v. S. Ginwindima
Tan. This end-syllable of some in
verbs, is tlio inanimate of tawa.
which see for an explanation.—
Ninjingitdn, I hate to bear it ;
■nin minatdn, I like to hear 't; etc
Tdnapi > adv. Ot. when \
Tandssag, adv. like..., like as..., I
may say...
Tdndi? adv. v/here ?
Tdngugwindjima, (nin) a. v. an. I dip
him a little in water, I touch the
water with him. ( a person, or some
other an. obj,) 3. p. otan.ji; p.
taian..m.ad .
Tdngagwindjiton, {nin) a. v. in. 1
dip it a little in water, I touch the
water with it ; 3. p. o tang... ; p.
taian..tod.
Tdngama, {idn) a. v. «». I taste it,
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I
hcloiii,'-
• " tanij
I«ntalittlB nf it, ^a». obi.) 3. o.
'^''•■n .1); \->.t,iiit..miul.
ianyundnn, ( nin > a. v. in. I tftHte it,
I •■at a littlo of it. (in. obi.) 3.:..
"/(//t,..,-p. taia.am.
lamntM, (nia) n. v. dn. I touch him-
[L. tancro ;) 3. p. „ tanginnn ; p.
TAiujinamadiH, ( nin) r. v. S. Tan-
ginulin.
Tdn</inam(iwa,()iin) a. v. an. I touch
him 91. th.. 1 toucli h. th.
irif? or relatiiiir to him; j.
..«,• p. in inn., lead.
Tdiijrinan, i «m) a. v. t'n. I touch it j
•'). |>. o tan... ; p. tiiin..anK.
Tanijiniflindn., (nin) com. v. we
,.!"'"/''.""'' """'her: p. tain. .d id j!,/,
V'dnijinidi.i. I ni7i) '•.v. I toiio'n 'u'y.
^ snIC; ;t. p.-o ; p. tain. .nod.
TaiKjin/ihii/r, inhi) u. v. I kick; 3.
p. 1.; U. fen..(/ed.
Tan(jiKhkd(je hehejionganji, n. v. 3. p.
the horse kicks ; p. ten..qvd.
Taueinhhin, (nin) a. v. tn. I kick
it/ 3. p tan... ; p. ten..an(j.
TangiMntcd, (nin) a. v. an. I kick
him; 3. ]). o tan,.n; ]), ten..ivud.
TarKjishkiijade, or-^mujad, or tanyish-
Icitchipade, ox~maglid, u. v. it is
kicked;^//, thrown about and des-
pised ; ji. 'tc}i..drg, ox-maiiuk.
TaiKjishkuids, I nin) n. v. I" am kick-
ed, I arii kickdd about; 3. p.-w; p.
ten..!tod.
Tan^ishkige, (nin) n. v. I kick, I am
kicking; I stamp with the foot ; 3
p. 1.; p. ten..ged. (The same as
tanglM-age. )
Tdngiisiton, {nin) a,\.in. I make
it touch s. th., 1 bring it in contact
with s. th.; 3. p. otan...: p. taian..
tod.
Tiini ? adv. Of. how ? what ?
Tanish? (or, tani dasM) adv. Ot. but
how? how ?
Tamlh, [nin) n. v. I peep in, look in,
(through the door or window ;) 3.
p.-»; p. tepahid.
Tdpi ? ailv. Ot. when ?
Tapihweu, {nin) n. v. 1 stretch my
head thr^jgh a window or other I
T\S
'o sfe B. th.
3. p.
ope.'iinir.
t»p..Hid.
W«r*4t«. r«//0 n. V. I peep in.
•••'n- or lodge through a' wTulow
"'. ep.
in.
tng.
7'iinhk
[•;.
•T door; 3. , I. l.,
Jashkaun, (nin) a.
nun.
^MdU 'it:'^ u. V. it i„ crncke.) or
'';r.;.Han.,sureor„a,,n'„;;;ek:
\ ,Zi::^!:]v''''^ '^ ^-'^^ -'-) V-
y<is/ikd/jikis,o, or-mairad. n, v it
n,.ndH«,,,u,..„acks,, metal, rock:
' \ /(tia...itg,()r-,nugak.
'"' '"'""- ("'■".; a." v. an. I solit
"'^;'i-np.tnia..viud. '
J"-'>'d:r.'iuMidi^w^ian, «, r-oat over
coat, overall; I ^^H„Vt„,^«J^^
Iashkn,Hlan. (nin) a. v. in. I so it
w. h tlu, teeth,^ bite it tKgl
■■^■\-<;taxh...;p.tain..ang. '
^''<>^ku<fvan,jihuljige, (ni,i)n v i
[;J-;^:h.nasan^yVomui:3pVl.
7dskkiljji,jan, OT ta^hkigihodjigan
i'lfikihodngnn, steam saw-miil
lashhhodpge. (nin) or, r,wi ^,M/7V/*.
W./?y.', n. V. I «aw with a whip,
saw or splitt:ng.saw ; J saw in a
fj. Ktshkihixljige.
ii'xhkih„djig,^win, s. sawmg(alonL-
not across); saw.millbu.sinL,Sc:
7' l^;'"!'","/"' '^"'■'^ of a sHwver.
^"shkthojptjavinini. s. sawyer; saw-
yer in a saw-nill, also, propriet ,r
°f«.««w-mill;-pl.-M,„,,. ^
lnshkd>odnn,{nin) or, nin tushkim-
W««,a. V m. [ saw it (along.;
T VV't'' ^"*''-'' p. taia..dod.
lashkibona, (nin) or, «wi ^a.^AHw-
Owrt, a V. an. I saw some an. obi
(along); 3. p ., ,;„sA..«,; p. ^a/a .'
nad; imp. tasldcihi^. ^
Iff'.
■mm
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378
TAW
Tashk
?'&;'„,"'=»'.="'' '" ""'""( Si.-f^""^ -y. "-y, h,.b,ek.
with, frower;pI.-aw
ir«s/5^7V7«;V/<?, («i;^,) n. V. I cleave, I
^ split; 3. (,. \.-^,.taia..(jed.
Ta>./d-i<jatw, {niii) n. v. I split wood
'or fuel;;}, p. 1.; p. ,-«/«..;,.,/.
T'is/dujd.'i, {nin) a. v. ./j. I split it :
J- p. I' fash...; (). tma..an>j.
Td.''hktgawa, {nin) a. v. «;?. I split
some «/. obj. ; 3. p. o tmh..n ; p.
!»fi..wad;nx\^.tashkiaa.
Lonhkiijishlca, n. v. 3. p. "it is split o-
y-"","/: '.'"'• ""^.i- ) P- tai<i..]cad.
Ja.sia>(jtm', or-.wi>/ad, u. v. it splits
y,"'; ";"''s ; P- ltii<'-se<l, or-magak.
laMiian. {nm) a. v. in. I split it or '
'livulo It 111 two, ciutinijit; 3. p. ,;
?«*■//....; p. ^rt2(;. am/.
iashhiiwa, ijdii) a. v. an. 1 split or
clivide VI iwo some an. obj., cut-
ting u; ,i. p. te.9/i..M. p. tuiu..wud\
imp. (uskHjwi.
Tutikkiku, or-mar/ad, u. v. it is split
or rent, {in. obj.) p. taia..kun or-
niagak. '
T<tMikumi(jihidJi,j(,n, s. a thinff to
rend the ground; with, that is, a
ploM,irh;p|.-,7«.
J<is/ihhimi(/if>idp,ge, (nin) n. v. I
rend or tear the eround, that is,
yj P'oj'K'M 3. p. 1. ; p. ^„,Vj..£/tf</.
Jasliklkwad, u. V. there is a fissure
or crevice in the ice ; p. tuia..wak.
JiiftM-ikiradin. n. v. the ice splits
rends, opens; p. faia..inci.
Ja.sMina, {ntn) a. v. ««. I split some
««. oh), in the middle, I divide it
in two; 3. p. ,j tush.n ; p. tuiushki-
nad.
Tushkinan, i^nin) a. v. in. I split it
in the middle, I divide it in two ;
'i. p. tush... ; p, Una..unq.
latiigadu, {tiin) n. v. I am inactive,
not w-orlvinif, sluRsish, indolent,
lazy; 3. p.-^,. p. tuia...,id.
J«-ta(jadi.uwin, or tuf<ujudjiwi>i, s.
sluggishness, inactivity, indolence.
lutagugican, s. backbone, spine.—
1 here is always a possessive pro-
noun prefi.Yed to this word ; as :
^^n tatiKjdgwun, ki (atugagwun.
ise
■at
bone
Tutugmindjiodis. (nin) r. v. Ibrui,P
„;"LS".'i'°' «""'"' ^■p- "p.
Tutugoganjirdi,^^ (^nin) r. v. I briii^p
"'.vnaii, (on hand or foot;) '^ ,,
Tatagagomin S. Odataqngomm.
lnU>gostdmdi,, (nni) r.' v. I brnis
rnyioot;3. p.-,.;p./«,-«..*wi.
Jaiagwa, or--maga,l, u. v. S. Ji^oa.
kannga. ^
TutdngLskkun, (nin) a. v. in. freq j
kick It repeatedly ,- 3. p. o fat..
p. ti:f..a?ig. ' '
Tafdnguhkuwa, {nin) a. v. an. fren
1 kick him reneatedly; 3. p. ^ /„<
• •w, p. tet..wud.
Tittamihide, (nin) n. v. fren S Tn
wuhide. * *■
Tatawdkwimin, u. v. there are brei
ches where we can go through'
(fence, wall ;) p. tet..ing. ^ '
lafawibmu, u. v. it rains by inter
fatdagude (^mn) n. y. I am lame in
one leg, I have a crooked leg- 3 n
l.;p.tet..ded. ' ^'
Tatcldgni>hini,{nm) n. v. I dance
Ike a lame person, (with one leg
bent;) 3. p.-o; p. tet..mod.
latongah, (nin) or, jiin tatwanqah
n. v. 1 look with widely ope.ned
eyes amazed; ,. p.-^^ p. ■tet..hl<l.
latoshkan, {nm) a. v. in. I break it
lburstit;3 p.„^„^...;p. ^^.^ '
lawa! interj. (used by males only.)
helas! ha! ' '
Tawa. at the end of some a?i verbs
signifies hearing; and the first part
of the verb denotes the TO«/iwH„
vyiiich one hears somebody; as •
^m gtmitawa, I hear him in a
st.'althly manner, I overhear him
lUii nnnotawa. I hear him with"
pleasure; etc. S. Tdgos.
Tawahide, (tiin)a. v. oV, nintafawa-
hhle, 1 lost several teeth, I have
gnps or vacant places in the rows
of my teeth; 3. p. I.; -g. leicded. '
lawabika, ot-magad, u. v. there is a
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crevice or openinfr in a rock,
throntfh (rorn one side to the other
p. t"iu..kafj, or~ma<fak.
Taw,ihikad, ... V. " ,t is cracked
tlirough, (motal;),,. ^g,^,..;ta/-.
7;«2J»'««%. ("*■«) a. V. an. I make
rootn lor hini to sit down: 3 p «
taw..n] p. few. .wad.
Tawadina, u. v. there is a low placo
t.etween mountains, a valley : p
tew.. nag. ^ > i^-
7&mM(,^/,,)n.v.[ open my month;
[Ill.sinem;] }. p.-e; p. taidiounid.
Jnwanohidou damuuu/ati, (nm) a
V. *«. I open an iron trap, I sot itj
liiwanona UU) a. v. an. [ open
lus month; 3. p. „ taw..n; p. taid^.
n,id; imp. tnwamn. '
/(iwa/Hm(/W'im, oiin) n. v. [ sleei>
with my mouth open; 3. p. l • n
^ f<ua..ang. ' ' '
Ta,wi,,dhaH;,(nm) n. v. I make room
TCH
™ ;/>»i'ic"t , ( lllll,; II. V. 1
'iif '''''""•^ '^^'-ie; 3. p.-,-; p. tew..
Tawishhide, or-maaad, u. v. thero
is room, (inalods'e.honse, etc.)n.
tew.deff, or-uKKiak. ^'
J'iwU'ia;fa,or-nMf/ad, u. v. there i^
a crack or opening in a piece of
wood, ma i'loor, etc.; p. tew..,/a,,.
nx-mayaJc. ' •''
Tawhsliu u. V. there is room: p
tems&mcj. ' ^ '
Tfj/iY, or tchd^i, in composition, al
ludes to cimmminq, spendinn. ( Kx-
I'-npes in some of the foi'lowin-
■/ords.) "^
Tchdijae,{nm)n.v. my provisions
ammunition, etc. are at an end'
are gone; 3. p. i.-^. trhatdqaed. '
I'hugaMtewcshtn, inin.) n." y mv
powder is all gone; 3. p. l.- ,/
_ ti'kaia..in.<]. ' '
Trkdgahide, oxniagad, \\. v it is
consumed by fire, it burns up en-
tirely ; p. tchaia.Aed. or-mamk.
Idmgakw, {nm) n. v. ili„ (iVe con-
sumes me, I hum all up; 3. p.-,r n
ti'hata..sod. ' ' '
Tchdfjakisama, (nin) n. y. I burn up
mail. ( 1. Conj. )
mdgakimn, {nin) ^. v. in. I burn
;^^;;^rely;3.p.Wc./i«^...;p.,,C
Tchdga'lciswa, {nia) a. x. an. T burn
some an. ohj. entirely; 3. p "
Miig..n;p tchaia..wad-\mp teha
T:did,mnwmin, (nin) n. v. my shot
an.r balls are all gone; 3. ;^ ^'p'
trj,aia.:iiig. 1 ■ ^-i p.
Tchdgidaha'dan, (nin) a. v y,, r
have drawn all of it, [ have no
thmgmoretodraw,<on a slefgS"
lchagidaha,,a, (nm) a. v. an. I have
<lrawn,or fetched on asiei^h 'm •
ont,(a..obj.)3.p. ,/,/,;:J'.7
tchaia..nad. «-«••/«, p.
TdidgMe._ox~ni.gad, n. v. it burns-
7, ';• /' ^'«.*.«f/'^/^;/, or-»^,„/«^..
icha^iljWHii,. u. V. it 'runs nnf
„,7^iy,<i.q..id;)p.,,^S!,^" «-
s^'ai all Ins ,hl;:?,,:;i, ;,;,-• i
' /(,'/t/A..;i; p. tchaia..mad. ' •
Ickagrna, {nin) a. v. a/i. I spend or
con.sumeall ofu,(a^. obu U e^
prmmat. ,omp an. cM.U n „
!;<;/,«....; p. tclmid,,inad. "^ ' •"• ?' '^
^''lmgmago,{nin) pass. v. I lose all
111 gamuiL' • 3 n ^ .A . '"'''^' ail,
^'•^.^^.vlill'.w.'^- '^'^''^^'*«'''«; p-
rcha.,i^an.{nin)^.v.in. f spend it
all, 1 tMisumeoruseupall ofif
.11 .iw,u, ^{, wirsterben aus;| n
consumeal;3.p. l.;p.j.,;,,,,.i;;/
^<d,arun,geM, (nm) n. v. { am iVn
iiabit of spending too much 1
;vasre, a„, , spendthrift; 3. p.'-^
p. tckai..kid. ^ '
Tclin,nnM!e,]ikk,in, s. e.xtravagant
spendm^, s-pi.-mdering, waste.^
Vc'Ar/f/M'.(«m)n. V. I burn; 3. p.-Q.
^ p. tchaidgisad. ^ °'
Tckd;fmm:(7un) a. y. in. I burn it-
J- p. itcAa...; p. tchai'u.ang.
' ''.
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TCH
TcAdi/ishhm, {nin) a. v. in. I wear
It out •■iitin-ly, {clothini?, sliocs.
etc. j 3. p. „ tcha...; \i. lchaia..ang.
2'cluufMdaivn, (nin) a. v. a». I wear
out ontiii'ly some a//., obi., (as
m,>,shwe, etc..) 3. p. o tcha..n; p.
i<'haut..watl.
Tchn(ji)ii,je, (mn) n. v. J bum s. tli.;
•1- !>■ 1 . ; p. icham. .(jed.
Tchujuuje-pitijhlhnyewin, s. buriit-
sanilice,l)uriit-u(iering,holocaust;
\n.-an..
TchdijuaiHn., a. a burn ; n hurt caused
by scalding or burning; pl.-rm.
Irhajim,, n. v. 3. p. it jg „«,;(! up,
•'"IS gone, («M. obj.) p. tchaintjis
TvhHatrwiiuljima, Uu'ii) a. v. an. S
■iihehutiamina.
Ki'd .
'J'rkdi/i«fie. or-matjdd, u. v. jt is n.scd
«ip. all spent, all gone; p. tchidgis.
IVhdgmra. \),in) a. v. an. I burn
bnn 1 scald him; 3. p. o tchu..n\
1>. tr/ia/..tvail; imj). tchaqim-i.
Jiuauiti, s. a kind of prey-hird; pi
-ag. '
TchaHiH. {nin) n. v. I hurt myself
by working too hard, or by lifting
up some heavy object; 3. p. 1.: .,
h'luiial- livid . ' '
Tihamanihd, p. s. a. he that makes
a canoe or canoes, or boats, canoe-
maker, boat-maker, boat-builder-
Ivhdtcham, {nin) n. v. I sneeze; 3,
^ y. ] ; p. tckaiatcha/uj.
''■I'('hulchangah)shl-a7)uidimin, {nin)
com. V. we play see-sawing; pi,
tche..dUjig,
Trhafc/uuigahiMamadiivin, s. see-
.sawinir.
Tchtnthingwahimiga. or-nuigad, u. v, 1
Ireq. there is k shaking of the!
earth from a cause above ground
in ditlerent parts, or at ditbirent '
times; ]>. tche..gag. or~mai/ak.
J-c'kelcaganuna,{i,in) a, v. 'an. I dip
liimin -ater, etc.;3. ^. tche..n;
p. Miai€..nad\ imp. tcJie..min.
Tchihigamiuan, {nin) a, v. in. I dip
It m water or some other liquid; 3.
^.otche.,.. p. tchaie..ang.
TiMumrindjiton, {nin) a. v. in, g
■ichehigaminan,.
Tchehmh, {nin) n. v. [ run aground
with a caiioe or boat, miiing; 3. p.
~i; p. tckdiekiinhid .
TchikUiitlon, {nin) a. v. in. T draw it
a little out of the water, not entire-
ly; 3. {). o tche...; p. tchaie..dod.
TcliiHhina, inin) a. v. an, I draw
some an. ohj. a little out of tlie
water, not entirely; 3. p. tche..n.
]>. Minicud,
Tvhiki.\se,{nin)n.\. I run aground
with a canoe or boat, paddlinu:
also, I arrive briskly to the shore'
3. p. 1.; n. tchuiihisml. '
Jc/ie.smkii/, p. s. a. he who performs
lugglery Indian juggler; pi.-iig.
Jc/iefc/iatduhdn, adv. dispersedly, in
ditlerent directions, in different
places or to different places.
Jc/iz, conj. that, to, in order to.
Jc/nhai, s. corpse, dead person-
^'';ost, spectre, phantom; pl.-«6r. '
Jchibaidtig, s. an. wood of the dead
wood to be placed on a grave, that
^ IS, across; pL~og.
Te/i,ibaidti</ona7nawa, {nin) a. v. an.
1 niake the sign of the cross upon
bim or over him; 3. p. tckL.n: p
Miah.MHul.
Tchihaidiigonige, {nin) n, v. I make
I the sign of the cross with my arm
I i ''Jess myself; 3. p. 1.; p. tchah.]
gi'd.
I 2\'limhaigan, s, dead person's bone-
[G. Todtenbein;] pl.-aw, '
' 2\hihnigijigad, s. the day of the
dead, All Souls day; [L. Comm.
Omn. tid, Def.]
Tckibui-makak, s. box of the dead
that IS, a cofIin;pl, ua. '
TcJuhai-oniganatiq^ s, hand-barrow
of the dead, that is, a bier; [G-
^ 1 odtenbahre;] pl,-o/i. ^
Tchihahvas, {nin) r. v. I cook for
myself, I cook my own meals; 3
p.-o; p. tcha..sod,
Tc/iibakw&wa, (nin) a. v. a«. I cook
:■■■■ flm\
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tcha.
for him; 3. p. n (c/n..n;v
^''(id; nnp. Mil! ahci. i
Tchihnhw, Mn) n. v. I cook; 3. p. !
Tchihakwiikwe, s. woman thatcooks, i
cook, cook-mai.l; pl.-y. ' '
TMbahwe-kijahiki^igan. s. cook-
stove, cooKing-stove; pl.-aw.
TchihahMwiaamig, ,. cook-house
kitchenj yA-m.
Tchibakwrwtn, s. cookery, cookin?
occupation or art of a cook. ^'
/c/i,hakwewminis. a man that cooks,
cook; \n-ioiig.
Tckihatu/co, in composition, simi-
Sfp%nf^--^^-^^"f«« inborn! of
tne toUowing words.)
7Matakorj(u,, (nm) n. v. I have a
ded!''^' "'•'eRs;3. p. l.;p.teAaA
TcUhatakngweiawe, (nin) n. v. T have
mT^ "«^'^; '^- P- !• P- ichab..
Tchlhatn, mike, («m)n. v. 1 have a
stif!arm,orarms;3. p. l.;p.<c^afi
Tchibatahmindji, {nm) n. v. I have
a stU! hand or linger; .3. p. i.-p.
rchibatakosule, {„m) n. v. I have a
st^iff loot,orfeet;3. p. l.;p. fcAa..
T<']iibatchigad; u. v. it is stiff, (stuff;)
p. tc/iab..r/ak. '^
TchibatchUjid, n. v. 3. p. it is stiff,
(silk-sturt;) p. tchab..sk.
Ichihigamig, s. house of the dead
grave; graveyard, cemetery; pl.-
Tchibekana, a. road of the dead,
that is, the Milky Way, (according
tolndian notions.)
TcMbenake, [nin) n. v. J make a
fea.st of the dead, (according to
the Indian superstition:) 3. t) l •
, V.Miab..hd. .;-J-p. 1.,
Tchihcnakewin, s. Indian feast of the
dead.
Tchibingwen, (nin) n. v. I wink or
tvvmkle with the eyes; 3. p.-t; p.
ichab.. 7nd. r > r
TCH
TcMUnMawn, (nin) a v. a„ T
wn.k hun with the eyes; 3. p l
I club..,,.; Y>. trha.jvad. ^
Tchig\ oxfrhigaii, prp. & adv. near
close by, nigh, hy, at. '
^';t^^«'^"«.'7'V'^ («^:«) a. V. an. I take
he s 1 f ^,,^ JJje
it, J. p. otchi..n; p. U:haq..nd.
^^nf7W(r«-«)n/v.lsc:aier3.p.
^M P- tcha.. wed. ^
Tchigaemikwan s. a kind of hollow
chisel for making wooden spoons^
'r<^f^\gaii. S. rc;«;<7', etc.
fef '''' "'^''' "'^"'" '^" ^"°d, the
Tchiganagekwaan., {nin) a. v. *« l
take It off, (the hark of a tie") 3
P-otcMg...- p. tcha^..an,,.~Wia-
nff'T/"? 'fnifnagehwaan; I take
oft the bark of a birch-tree.
ake It off, {an bark;) 3. p. ,,
Aw«.-iye« tchiganagekwawa wa-
nngck; I take-off the bark of a
cedar-tree. '^
Tchiga9ida,veige, {nin) n. v. I cut
down branches from trees; 3 p
Vc/^?.ya,„/a7cm,« me7«<7, {nin) a v
««. I cut down the branches of a
•^rte, J. p. „ tckig.M; p. ^;,a,,
w-'O/i; imp. tcUq..wL ^"
Tchvmpidan, {nin.) a. v. in. Ala. S
yyebikddan. ^
TcMirapij,m, (nin) a. v. a^. Ah
?H/VMtea;i, (mVi) a. v. »,i. I sweep if
\:i^ otchtg ■ixtcha..a„g. ^ '
Jchigatatgade, vr-mcu/ad, u. v. it is
^wept; p. tchag..deg\ or-magak.
J-clmjataigar,, s. broom; pl.-a/».
Me«*^H^^^^H
<''''* 'S^^^l
'-'^'i '^^B
' i -' ^^^^^1
"^ 'Sb^BB
;"B^n
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TCH
Tchifiataiganal:, cr tchigataiganatig ,
s. brooiasiick; \A.-oti
Tchigataige, {nin) ii. v. I sweep; 3.
p. 1.; p. tchag.,ged.
Teldgatig, at! v. near a piece of wood.
Tchigeivaam, {nin)n. v. Ot. S.Jijo-
dewaam.
Tchigihig, adv. on the beach, on tlie
lako-shore, near the lake on the
shore.
Tchigigaan., (nin) a. v. in. I square
v'i' "^•' ^^'■" ^'^■''"'•••i P- *<^hag..anq.
xchigigaigan, s. axe lor "squaring
tinier, broad axe, squariiig-axe;
\>\.-an.
Tdiigigaigc, {niu) n. v. I hew tim-
ber, i cut it square; 3. p. 1.; p.
tchag.Jip.d.
Tchigigaigriciii, s. squaring timber,
ciilting it square.
TchlgigA'cci mitig, {nin) a. v. an. I
square a log;' 3 p. otcldg..n; p.
^ tc/iag..u'<id; imp. Ichigiqa.
rchiglkaiia. adv. b} tli'c way-side.
Tchigilcitihigaini, adv. along the
great lake.
Tchigine,(ni)i) n. v. 1 groan; 3. p.
1.; p. ti'lntgined.
Tchiaiahhu'and, adv. near the door.
Tcfugwadjini, adv. near a mountain,
inthe vicinity of a mountain.
Tchigwahunighhln, n. v. 3. p. it
falls to the "ground /iar<?,(a7i. obj.)
p. tchag..ing.
Tchigwaiamigitsin. u. v. it falls to
the ground hard, {in. obj.) p.
tckag..mg.
Tchirnaugun, s. an. large draWfnet:;
[F. snme,] [A.-ag.
Teh an, s. canoe"; pl.-a;i.
TcM/Mu/'Jig, s. canoe-bark, birch-
bark for a canoe, to make a bark-
canoe; pi. -Oft.
Tchimanikc, {nin) n. v. I make a
canoe, or canoes; 3. p. l.;p. tcha..
Iced.
Tchimanikewin, s. canoe-making,
wor': or art of a canoe-maker.
J'ehimaa, [7un) n. v. I am fishing
with a large draw-net ; [F. je seine ;J
r
3, p. 1.; p. tchamuad.
Tchim€,{nin) n. v. 1 paddle; 3.
!•; p. tchamtd.
Tchimcmafrud, u. v. it paddles, (the
wheel of a steamboat;) p. icham..
Tchingiilaahowe, (nin) n. v. I tum-
ble over head, playing; 3. p
!•; p. tehan..wed.—S. Abodjiqwa-
2'cking)d.jis8e, (,iin)n. v. I fall on my
face; 3. p. 1.; i\fc/ian..st;d.
■iclnngwakamiqa, u. v. there is a
shaking of the earth from a cause
above ground, thunder, etc., p.
tchan..gng.
Tchingwanlugad, u. v. the ground
shakes, trembles; p. tchan..galc.
-jvliingwan, s. meteor; \A.~an.
Tchmgwan, s. thigh, the upper part
of the leg, Uj) from the knee. This
word is always preceded by a pos-
sessive pronoun; as: Kin Ic.hinq.
wan, my thigh; ti tchinqwan, tliv
^ Uiigh, etc. ' ^
Tchingwanigan, s. tliigh-bone. There
is always a possessive pronopii
prehxed to this word ; as : JSHn
tchingwanigan, my thigh-bone; etc.
ichitihajtshka, ov-?naqad, u. v. the
skin goes olf by scalding; p. tcha..
kag, or-magah.
Tchitihahoaah.,{nin) a. v. in. I scrape
it, (a skill in..,pijikiwiqin, in. ox-
hide;) 3. p. tcU...; p.'tcha..ang.
jdiinhakicaigan, s. scraper; pl.-««.
-icnidhakwaii/e, (nin) n. v. I scrape
(a skin;) 3. J). 1.; p. (cha..ml. '
Jc/iinhakwawa, [nin) a. \\ an. 1
scrape it; (a skin an.,wawashke-
6hiwaian, an. deer-skin;) 3. p. o
tchi..n; p. tcha.. wad; imp. tchi.
kwii.
Tchi)shataan,{nin)a. \. in. S. Tchi-
gataan.
Tckishatai^ade, u. v. S. Tchiqatai-
gade.
Tchishatalgan, s. S. Tchigataigan.
Jchmhaitaige, ^fiin) n. v. S. Jlhiqa-
taige.
llliinika, or Iclwsika, adv. S. St-
sika.
Tchiss, a. turnip; pi. -aw.
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Tchmaian, s. juggler's lodge; pi.-
Tchi^a^,: (/«■«) II. V. I perform the
^»^-;; jugglery in orJ "S^k^-ow
"C iiiture, or to know events tlr.f
'«{'l-ene;lata<ii«,ance;3 i:\f
TrhhmMu'U, s. Indian juffojorv- fo
^'■A«Ai/_w, or-wa,.W,n. v. the water
<noj)s out of s tJi • I. / / ■
^uS-'^f"'- ^?'^''^ "• ^- J «tand on
Wea.eyod;[G.,ch1.intrietk.ugiS
TCH
Tchitcldhinhka, (uin) n v T j
tclia..ang. '^ "^^ l'' ^ ^^■'"•■■J p.
^^m^a«.^.e^-,:^^-, bleared US^-r- , ' ''
TvhUancndagos, {nin) n. v. J am
I^nvi'l" ^--- Rrave, 1 Jm
hMchag, s. soul. This word is al
•■vays preceded ' "™ is ai-
^ WW/. •• -,imp
s':« |t^ with wi,;':^,.:!,;, j;^
0, p. tc/ia..6ud. ' '
icuUhibmge, (nin) n. v. S. 7a»
ways preceded ,,;"'=* ^^"ru is aJ- ^r/./^,„,,;.v ^ ^ ^- ^'•*»
,%,h.s soul. etc. •" ''^^^•''">' ^l;fe|r-').'V^- J scratch my.
<^//^M«/Ww,«, („i„) a. ,._ J f ' ,^'^f 'f ly ^\'th my nails: 3. ,,
rocklum, (i, child-)-? n „/ /•■ ^ r,.y.' P- ^':^'"^<-/mid. ' •i^
JMifalon.,:;;, s:tSef pr:«. Tft'; £" 4"^'^ ' '■ V- otcli".
icnkJuU ,n compositions, alludes Tciiit^:;,^^^-T'^ ""^'- ^'-'hUckunhi,
-P{-in -eofthelolllW 7^;,,,,,,^ ^^,
r<Mtcluhi<,adeshl-a, (nin) n. v I have 'i ?'■^'^.^ '''' '"^^'^ ^^'''""y "ai s
^i^»^.A*Jm^..^,VA^a, (,«^) n. y. ij ^'It-Tx^'' "f-.^'art; [F. ver-
:;'^
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384
TES
TchitchiHnjfafu I'fihfsnff, (nin) a. v.
in. 1 stir th(! firo ; 3. p. „(c/n...; p-
t(iia..(t»<j.
Trhitvhikihjei(jan, B. poker to utirthe
lirr ; \)\.~nn.
Tifiitc/idlnjiujf, {tun) n. v. I am
stirring a fire ; 3. p. 1. ; x^.tcha.
Jvlitlchu'iMiwe, s. plover, (Inrd;)
Tehinalc, adv. negliperjtly, badly ; at
h'ast.
T<kat:mi(], p. s. n. something cool or
_ oooiina^, p<'pp(>rniint.
Tel-oh/ticd iihi/iodji, an inf:mt yet in
_ tlie cradle.— S. TahMti.
Tdwihrdl, \>. s. a. he t'lat takes np,
seizes, arrests, that is, a consta-
„,'''« ip' •-;>>•
Jik-vmi, ].. 8. a. he that is short, a
small person ; pl.-/VV/.
'I\'n<h, s. a very big toad ; [C. va-
vaion;! V^-<J-
TtKK<ih,(iirn')'n. v. Iain Kitting on
a boiich , also, ] am on horseback
sitting in the saddle; 3. p.. ?! ; i).
tdit'snahifi.
'J'r.xfidlia/t, s. shelf, n board fixed so
thatthmss may be put upon it,
^ Clipboard ; pl.-ww.
7'cfi^uh(it/iin, {/n'/i.) a. v. hi. I put it
on a shelf or cupboard; 3. p. o
tt\sg...; ]i. taus..a)itj.
Tesmha7>u.{mn) a. v. an. I put some
an. obj. on a shelf or cupboard ; 3.
p. o tess..n; p. taicnad; imp. tcs-
mhaj.
TeumMk, s. flat stone ; \i\.~on,.~]V/J
tiifmhlbin, two tables of stone, (the
two Tables of the Covenant.)
Tesmh/hu/, u. v. it is flat, (metal,
^ stone;) p. faic.l-alc.
Tetisalilid. n. v. 3. p. it is flat, (met-
al or stone, an.) p. tuu. sid.
Temibiwin, s bench ; saddle ; pl.-
a7i.
'r(st:uh'ni;ran, s. hand-barrow ; pi. -
an,
Tesml-vai(jan, s. scaflbld to ])ut s.
th. on it, to proser\ o it from <iainagc
by water, by wild beasts, etc. ; pi.
-an.
Tismnahoe, s. virgin, maid, unac-
quainted with man ; pl.-y.
TtKnavahcew, {nin) n. v. I am a vir-
gin, (a female speaking,) unac-
quainted with man ;) 3. p.. ?■; .,.
tnifn..ii'id.
Tissanaw, {nin) n. v. I am in a vir.
ginal stat«;, (a male speaking,) un-
acquainted with woman ; 3. p.-j;
p. taicwid.
Tctmigina, (nin) a. v. an. 1 spread
oui somewhere some an. stuff ; 3.
p. ()1eH..7i; p. faicnad; imp. tessi-
yin.
Timginan, {nin) a. v. in. I spread
it out somewhere, (cotton, linen,
etc.) 3. p. ten...; p. taic.-nnf/.
Ti'ssina, {nin) a. v. an. I "spread
out some an. obj.; 3. p. o tc.i..n\ p.
faic.s.'iinud,
Tvsnna(]an. s. plate ; [F. assiette ,-]
pl,-((M.-iAV«f/« tesfiinagan. a plate
full ; nijo fcmiiat/afi, nim> tendmu
<jan, etc.; twice a plate full, throe
limes a plate full, etc.
Ti'Ksinan, {nin) a. v. in. I spread it
out; 3. p. fih-...; p. tai^ .amj.
Tis.sinnH'a, [nin) or, nin, te.^dvn, a. v.
an. I lake loo much care of him. I
spoil him, (especially a child ;) 3,
p. (I fis..n ; p. taie..ad.
TiKxividis, {nin) r. v. 1 take too
much care of myself, I study too
much my own comforts ; 3. p.~o ;
}). taie..isr,d.
Timnitjadiu or -magad, u. v. it is
siiread out, made flat ; p. taie..deg,
or -ma gad.
Ttmnigaso, n. v. 3. p. it is spread
out or made flat, {an. obj.) p. taie..
sod.
Tesmiindj, s. the flat hand. Mn Us-
siniutlj, l-i tcKxinindj, o Ussinindj ;
my, thy, his flat hand.
T€.siiiniiiiljin, {nin) n. v. 1 ojjen my
lianil, I spread it out flat; 3. p.-i;
IK taie..iiid.
Tindnindjitawtt, {nin) a. v. an. I
stretch my ojien flat hand towards
hull, or over him ; 3. p. o ies..n; p.
taie.. wad.
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385
or- in.nf/ad, thero is a
p. iiiii..de(j, or—7/ui-
l")rrh ; [F. portail;]
/ make
ten...'.
porch iiiaile ;
ijak.
I'l.~rt«."
Ti >■■.■<! fan, ( /tin) n. v. in
t^iiU T flatten it ; 3. p.
f me., tod. ■ -
Ti\^dwal'va7i, a. flat low Imt, or flat
t-iiji; pl.-a«.
nid,a<i,j>ri,,,fe, (>r~ma</nd, u. v, it is
iX«i' "''"' ' "■ '""'"•'^^' "-
Tetehaaqmndjin, (nin) n. v. I am
Hoalinjralioiit on tlip surface of the
water; 3 p. I.; p. <„„../,,,/.
retehthnak f,. a kind oftoitoii-e with
^ a Hott shell; pl.-w;(,^,.
Titihihujunijusod ,mema. tobacco in
rolled leaves, cigar. S. Titihiba-
iltn7(fiif:o,
THihhiiiwe, adv. S. Tihinawe.
I ihliuhko^ adv. equally.
Tetu-mnimad, u. v. there is a light
wind, raisiner no sea, a smooth
wind ; p. taie..mak.
reiviiiian, s. an. drum ; tambarine ;
lal)ouret, tabret; ])\.-ag.
T6wet(}e,{nin)n. v. 1 beat the drum,
niriun;;}. p. l.;y. taie..g€d.
I cweKjiurnini, s. tlruininer, tabour-
er, tabrer ; \A.~wa<j.
Teircusekaan, {mn) a. v. in. Alq. S.
MadwentiiUm..
Trmmikaujan, s. 4lg. S. mtotngan-
Idmhad-tujan, s. Al<j. S. Lihahuhko-
^ djiqan.
Tihahadjige,{nin) Alg. S. LibahisJi-
k(id,jtiie.
Tihi\-A.[\v. This adverb cannot be
given in English with a corres-
pondino: adverb. It sipnifies, "1
don't know where." Anindilcossl-
lihi. Where is thy father?— I
don't know where he is. Tihi gc-
dapinew^nen; I don't know where I
shall die.
Tiliijigin, s. pattern for cutting a
coat, or any other vestment; pl.-
an.
Tihik, 8. Jliglit.
TIB
Tih?kuham'/nagosi gmsn, n. v. 8. p<
the sun is darkened ; p. (rh.ind.
J ihikahamiiiagivud, u. v. it is twi-
light, it is crepusculous ; p. tet..
Irak.
Till I hid is, {nin) n. v. I am benighted,
1 live in darkness, I am ignorant ;
y. ,.I'-V\' V' teh..iiid.
Ji/>Hvis>nH, or tdnHgmsti, s. an.
niuiit-siin, that is, the inoon ;
which is also called yims; only
lor a distinction from the sun,
they will <!all the moon tiUkgimt,
when a distinction becomes ne-
cessary.
Tddkinam, {nin) n. v. T liave dina
eyes, I carinot see distinctly ; 3. p.
]•] p. tihikinang,
Tdikong, last night, or last evening.
fihinaiue^ adv. self; properly, as a
property. _
Jihiiiawcwvidis, {nin) r. v. I make
niyself master or proi)ri(ior of s.
th. ; 3. ]).-<) ; p. tcL-cod.
Tdjinawewuiwiii, e. property.
Tddshka. (inn) n. v. I come to my
anniversary ; 3. p, 1. ; p, Uddsh-
knd.
TibiMa aUnodji, n. v. 3. p. the child
comes to the same lime in the year
at which it was born last year, to
its anniversary, it is jiist one year
old. P. fehu/d-nd.-Kijtng tihiih-
ka, nuning tihifhka, etc.; he comes
to his second, to his third anniver-
sary, etc.
Tilinhkamugad, u. v, it comes to the
same time in the year, to its anni-
versary ; also, it is fulfilled, ac-
complished; p. tel..gak.
Tddnliico, adv. & prp. likewise, just
so, ecjually ; equivalent, tanta-
niount ; opposite, [F, vis-tl-vis.J
Td/ushko minik, as much, or as
many.
Tddshknkan, {nin) a. v. in. I am
opposite to it, or I arrive opposite
to it, (in walking ;) [F. vis-<i-vis ;j
3. p. o til.,.; p. teh..ang.
Tihishkokatva, {nin) a. v. an. I am
equal to him, I equal him ; 3. p. «
tih..ni P- iei-.wad.
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Tthtthlrosxe, or -fuagad, n. v. it arr-
JV08 agHin, (n cohnin pnrio(^icai
tunc or oveni;) or a foretold o\»>',t
comav to pass; p. teb..8eij, or -7na-
7)hiii/if:6m(chiga,ir, or miiijdd, n v
H is fu Killed; it iaina(1(. or put
«'q<ml; what was lost is rpgaiiicd:
TIT
...r-/^''- '/','/, or maouk.
iihinhkoiitiiUm, (;u«) a. v.
■■v ?». I fulfil
or accomplish it I put or rnnko it
oquai; 1 rcffaiii what 1 had lost; ;)
y.oftb...; p. I,'h..t,,l. '
i'/'isM-ouwiduffon, {fiin) n. v. I am
oonsidonui (ujual to somebody, 1
am compared to somebody,- ;j. n
,, -<; P' w../,/*/.
Tibishhmu-miagtraiU u. v it is
estPomcd o(,'nal tos. th., or coiu-
mirodwitbs. [h.\\^.trh..wak. I
iilnmUm, Uiin) or, nin tibmitonA
a- v.»;t. I fullij It, (a promise, a I
/'!/<>«'. 3. „/,,. wave, billow; pi. - y,,/.
J.t<jweui, at the end of soino nnipi-rs-
onal verbs, alludes to a rmv; as:
yyai<'kuHtlpjwri,u it is the end o(
U;e river. ManHigirei,i, there is
scarcity of rivers, (in a country.)
(.TWitaU^u'eia, the river turns
round(orback atrain) in its course
nkmrnjaii, s. Indian cradi.-; pi. -an
IikuMganike, {nin)n. v. I am mak-
ing an Indian cradle: 3. p. j • „
Tina, or -ma<jad, u. v. it is much
damp, it is moistened; p. tevao. or
-magak. ''
TipahaiHi, or -7n<ujiid,\\. v. the leaves
o( a tree or shrub are damp, wet
(Irom dew or rain;) p. teih.gag, or
-intujak. '' •'
l\pabiiyUi aw assema, n. v. .3. p. this
tobacco is fresh, (not too dry;) n
U'p..suL ■^' *
Tipahawadon. {nin) a. v in I
moisten it; 3. p. o tip...; p. 'teu
dm.. '^
Tipabawana. (nin) a. v. an. I moist-
en some a/;, obj.; 3. p. of.ip..n;p.
tfP ■mid; imp. tipohawaj.
ripashka, or -magad, u. v. the grass
IS wet (from dew or rain;) p.
/''P-kag, or magak. ' '
riV'h'.'''.^/ '^^>>'-'^- ('a>vi,,nga„n.
Jiti/)af)midon, { nin) a. v. in. I twiHt
It n round s. th.; 3. p. „ tit...; ,>.
I ft.. (lint. '
'^/.^■'!>"l'<""<'tf(7iigan, «. roller; pi. -„„
lililmkimatrhuie, {nin) n. v. I roll-
:J. p. l.;p. /</..j/^J.
^ihhakimafiiHtdan, (nin) n. v. in. J
loll il, i move it on rollers; 3 "?,
<'f'f--\\^. fH..an/r. ■'■
Jtfi/>(ihimrfwana,yiiin) a. v. ««. J
roll some (r«. ohj. on rollers* 3 r,
7-/ •a''/"' ''■ ''■^••«"'/i ••"P- ''V..w;„/.' ■
Jir>ookwaan,[nin)n.v. in. 1 twist
1' I'P, I curl it; 3. n.odf...; u. tH
ang.~^',n tilihahvnanan ninis.
I imm; | twi.st or curl my hair.— S
I .'^'"xxx.mkwaan.
Jitihanuwi', n. v. 3. p. it has a curle('
,,,"!: '^visied tail;p.A/..M,,-<i.
\ litihandf, or ~mn,/ad, u. v. it is
Iwisled; p. trf..df'>,, or -maaak.
JitilHiodjujan, 8. reel; [(I. I'laspel;!
^ I'l. -(TV/. ' '
Titihaod;igc,(nin) n. v. I wir.d up
(thread or twine, etc.) 3. p. 1 • i'
tif..gi'd. ' ' ■
TUilnuihm, (nin) a. v. in. \ wind it
"P, (onaball;^ 3. p. otit...; p
Ttfllhuma, (nin) a. v. a«. 1 wind it
up, [a/i: obj., .v,7/,7>«, etc.) 3. p. o
J.''r''\\'- ''''••"""'.• imp. tilibaoj.
Iihlm.^hkn, or ~7na<)nd, u. v. the surf
or swell of the sea l)eats against
the shore and returns; j). tet..kag,
or -magak. ■
'^liihashkit'cniiuiinan, (nin) a v ?'«
I roll it up. Iron it together,'
(birch bark, paper etc.) 3. n «
tit...; p. tft..ang. ^'
Titihenu adv. Ot'. S. Jijodeiv.
Titthcwaajn, (nin) n. v. Ot. S.
dewaarn.
Titilmve, (nin) n. v. (?^ s.
dcwo.
Tifihihuginu, (nin) a. v. un. I roll
together a leaf or leaves, (haa
-'ludes to leaves,) tobacco leaves'
Jijo'
Jijo-
an.; 3. p. o tit,.n; p. tet,.nad.
TIT
387
IthMhaaman (nin) a. v. in. I roll
toH.ll„,r aieuforl.iavefl»/t.;X„
<>tit...:Y.(et..an<j. '
nuh,ln,,,uriira,le, or mnqad, n. v.
l>t,hi,iifrtn!gaHo, n. v. 8. p. it is roll-
y..^;j;'«;''''7..(«''-ioar; p.A-A.J.
^;' f '''7^ 'V'') «• V. m/l mnk-,. it
' ;'-. 'all 'low,,, with my hand,
/V^//-//-///„, (,»•«) a. V. an. I make
nil (low,, Hoino an. ol,j., with ,nv
Wlroll,tdown;:..^p\AS^^
c H '"''• '■ ""; ^''*''""' '--aft.
liliou{n}mnike,{nin) n.V. j mnko
,„rn'.?,;;';;:;.ir - --'^^^-^
liUhi,UOHin,h',nn. s. business or
tin(l(! (,( a rartwright.
IdUtiddhanU-ewmtni, s. x man that
"Ki!a>s wiiKoii.s, carts, etc., cart
,,,.7.!;'Fl'^ whcolwright; pi. ^t,«^.
litihiiwm, {nin) a. v. ««. jfroll
together somo an. stuir, f«,.«,ay,„,
etc) 1 wind itnp;;i. p. 0//^..,,. p.'
tet..nad\ ,mp. titibiyin.
Jifi/",f/ntm,{mn)n.v.in. I roll it
together, wjiid ,t up, (m. stull;) J
P- o ht...;p. teL.ang. '
Ti(ihi,jUHuh,n, {nin) a v.m. I sew it
al round, that is, I hem it; 3. p.
out...; i).fct..an(j. ^
Tit Ihif, wade, or -maqad, u. v. it is
hemmed; p. tet...deg, ox -maqah.
liUbi(fwuna, (nin) a. v. u7i. J sew all
round some a«. stuff; 1 hem it; 3.
p. oM..n;p. teL.nad; imp. titiU'
TUihgtvaso, n. y. 3. p. it is hemmed,
(an. stuff, se«ii!»a, moshwe;) p. ;;«;(.
'I'iiihiffwaes, (nin) n. v. I sew all
round.Ihems. th.3. p.-o;p. /f^..
tod. '
Titihinu, (nin) a. v. an. I roll some
an. obj. (a persjon or any other an.
ohj-J 3. p. otit..n; p. tet..?iud; imp.
TIT
relating to hm,,l roll it for him; :i.
Mnan, (nin) a. v. in. [ roll it.
J;; '--i, etc.) 3.P.0, ,,.,;;!:
TitihimjweMnu (nin) a. v «n T
w.rapuphis/ncein».th.;Icover
}'•« eyes with s. th • 3 n «
J|-.«; p. /.<!..««c;. imp. Ji/Vw,!^^,.
2u,Unia„de, or ^lagud, u. v. it i-
rolled.rumoved by rolling; p. L
1 rt'^*;,^??^ n V. I am rolled;
UthhwKje, (nin) n. v, I roll I mnv..
«.th.byrollmg;IwindV;5?;?
Titibinindnfnson, s. a thing that is
wrapped around a linger, that is
ahnger.ri„g;p|_„„.*' '' '''«' '»'
^t'^t'lrr '""^ "^*'«'^' ('«'«)
a. /. tn. I wrap or cast around me
invgarmcnt or vestment; p. M..od
lM>uhzmon,(nin)n.y. iV'ollabou
'ying, I wallowm8.th.;3. p. -c-
p- tet..nod. ' ''• ^'
Tmman,(nin) a. v. wj. I made ,t
roll or fall down, with my bodv
touching or pushing it;) 3. p.^o
tu-..; p. teL.ang. *^
MMuwa,(nm)a.v.an. I make
roll down some an. obj., with mv
J'iy;3.p otit..n;p.tet.:wad ^
titibij.
Titibinw)
.umawu, (nin) a. v. a«. I roll
rolUff-.^f "^ ?• ^- ^ '""^^ 'lo^"' I
nft^ i ?' -''««^"<^. u- V. it rolU
^?}}j\^'- ^^i-if^9> or -muguk.
bun etc ' ^' "''• ^'^- ^«^»'Wd«-
Titibita,(nin) n, v. 1 roll or turn from
one side to the other, lymg; 3 p
i-,f.t€t..dad, *^
mibitchhnna, (nin) a. v. an I
wraph.m up, [ swathe him,' (a
child; 3 p. o Ht..n; p. tet..kad\
imp. titibUcUpij. '*'••'*««,
•iii
TOT
388
TWA
.k
fi
K>
fitihitehipia, {fwn) n. v. I am wrapp-'
edup in s. th., I am swavhed, (a
child;) 3. p. -o;p, Ut..B<jd.
fHtmawt aw uwessi, n. v. 3. p. the
hair or fur of this animal is short;
p. tet..wed.
T%wi ; interj. used by males only, to
express admiration, astonishing;
reprimand; pain, sorrow. (The
females say, niH !)
Totkitb, :nin) n. v. I look with
icarcely a little opened eyes, with
almost closed eyes; also, I aim nt
•. th. (with a gun, etc.;) 3. p. -i;
p. twuskuhil.
Ihshuhdmu, (nin) a. v. an. I look at
hun with onlv a little opened
fiyes, with almost -losed ev.-s; I
aim at him; 3. p. otosk..n; p. twu..
mud.
Toskuhandun, {nin) a. v. in. I loolc
at it with only a little opened
eyes; 1 aim at it; 3. p. o task...; p.
twa..ai^.
Toskahandjige, {nin) n. v. I look
with scarcely a little opened eyes;
I aim, (with a gun, &c.); 3. p. 1.;
p. twa..ged.
MOTB. This and the preceding two
words, are sometimes also employ,
ed for "looking through a spy-
glass." But the best expression
for that is, Mnjibuiabumn, &c.;
which see.
Totogitn, s. a trembling piece of
ground, in a marsh or swamp; pi.
-on.
lotogunffivan, u. v. there isa trembl-
ing piece of ground; p. tu-et..ann.
lotokwewessin kitatugan, u. v. the
bell tolls, it is struck only on one
side; p. twet..ing.
Totohvew«snton kiMagnn, (nin) a.
V. in. I am striking the bell onlv
on one side; [F.je tinte;] 3. n o
tot...; p. twet..tod.
Totnuh, s, nn. woman's breast, dug;
also, the udiler or dugs of a cow'
or other quadruped; pl.-o^.
Totoshabo, s. milk.
Tiitoshaho-hiinide, s. butter, (milk-
grease.)
Totnfhahowigamig, s. milk-house
dairy; pl,-wj. '
Tdtnshihe, {nin) n. v. I suck; 3. i,
^•\V-tit>et..ked. '■
TowiiKan: s. an. a top whirlin'r
about, (boy's plaything;) pl.-a<7. "
roweige{nin) n. v. I p|av with a
top, f make It whirl round; 3. r,
1.; p. twewiigal. ' '
Tiitowcsi, 8. moth; x>\.-ioag.
Twdan, {nin) a. v. in. I make a hole
in it; 3. p. o twaan; p. twaidang.
Twdihnn, a. a hole in the ice for
water; \A.-an.
TwdiU, {nni) n. v. I make a hole in
the ice to have watr;r; 3. p. J • n
tivaidihid. '''"
Ticdigfi, { mn)x\. v. I make a hole in
i\w. ice; 3. J,. 1.; p. ttcnidiged.
limwa mttifdm,, {nin) a. v. an lent
the icti through, 1 make a hole in
It; 3.p. o twawan; p. twaidwad:
imp. twa. '
Tvmshin, { nin ) n. v. I break through
the ice walking on it; 3. p. l.;p.
twmnshtng. ' '
Tivatwaskolkginnm, {nin) n. v. I
walk in the water on the ice* 3 p
1.; p. twaiat.ang. (II, Conj.)'
W.
'''"'''" "^'"'^'x that mhjht be mtpposed to he vndery/^
"mw (i/fCTi pronounced hke o, and o like wa
WAB
Ma.'' adv. what?
>!> , the 6^^anveofm-, which see
[J.«/'«%a^i, s. a/i. white clay; limo
i8ma,le,-lrnekii..;,,l.-a;i.
Iwt -r^^'f' ('"■«) "• ^- t burn
»a>«4-.(7aw*W«, s. business or
trad,, of a limo-burner.
naJmhujanikewinmi, s. lime-burner;
II^^M*'':',?- tin, (white iron.)
""*'"W^«^, s. a white crane- nl
IVaha'do, a. an. rhubarb.
Hahammiahkinjigwan, s. the white
of the eye.
Wdbajm/,^i, 8. white mud ; white
Tr.'?y,^.V^'«^^e8and plates.
nabahk, or wababikwaUk, s. a^j
white k.tte, that is, a kettle made
pftm, tin.kettle;pl.-„ff.
}\abak<mfnitig, n. v. sfp. the tree
18 whitish; p. waia..M.
}}abakwa,OT-ma<jad, u. v. the forest
has a white appearance; p. waia
wag. ox-magak. ^
Wdbama, (nin) a. v. an. I see him:
J. p. ?i;a5. .n; p. waidbamad.
In T*^f-^'"l ^*^5, n. V. the fish
Jj^l^^ whitish, (spoiled;) p. u-a/a..
Wdbaminoffoa, (nin) n. v. I am visi-
ble, I appear; 3. p.-i; p. «,aia..a«i.
naOamtnagoiivm., s. visibility.
WAB
^i'dbaminaffteud, ,i. v. ,t is visible
U shows, It appears; p. „,am..«,ar
myse ( vrsible. I appear; 3 b -o
l>- iv<na..sod. ^ ' '^^ "'
[j-aj-aw, s. east, orient.
H'aban, u. v. it is twilight, (in thp
mormng;) p. waiabang.-. /kwaban
..ilaj'light IS approaching. '*'^''*«"'
H«/;«/iaW, 8. east-cloud, cloud
commg from the east; pl.-ok
[l<>^»''aw, s. an. morning-star.
sees, th., 1 show himg. th.:3 n
"wah..n;p.waia..ad. ^'
yynbandaan, (nin) &. v. in. I show
1 ,3.i).0M;aJ..:p.^ai„.
Wnbandame, (nm) n. v. I show J
e see; I manifest; I prove; 3 p
yhibandaiwm, (nin) a. v. »«, I show
It.
1 manifest It; 1 prove it: 3
p.
WaJ...; p. vMia.'.wed.
Wahandaiwenan, (w»») a. v /m I
show him I bring him to' light
^=?;;ot^^^ot^:
Wabrndaiwewmi-paheejigan, a. an
meX) ' ^'" the-'&ld'TestJ:
WdbaT^anm, (nin) n. v. I am in rav
monthly flowings, (a woman.-) 3
p. l.;p.w<wa..mad. (I. Conj.)
th. belonging or relating to me- I
see myself I cast immodest looks
uponmy8elf/3.p.-o;p.«,«,-a..,^'
WAH
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WAH
Wdhandatnawa, {nin] a. v. an. I sco
■. th. belonging or relating to htm:
3. p. lt'ah..n^,\^, waia..wai/.
Wdbatuian, (nin) a. v. in. I nee it, I
perceive U; 3. p. o wah...; ji. wv/w
. .any. — AV« ivahandan nutsinaiifan,
I roaii, I am rending.
Wdbandu, (nin) r. v. I see myselt,
(in a looking-glass, in the water,
etc.) 3. p.-r);p. waia,.soii.
Wdhani{ju/adf, or-maffad, ii. v. it is
seen; p. waia..deg, ot-ma^ak.
Wdbandjiijas, {nin) n. v. I nm seen,
(any an. obj.) 3. p.-o; p. waia..iimi.
Wahatuljige, (nin) n. v. I see (somo
obj.); 3. n. l.;p. waia..<jed.
Wdharuu adv. to-morrow. Wahang
kigijeb, to-morrow morning; wa-
hang (m(i(jiishi<j, to-morrow night,
(evening.)
Wdhan(je,{nin) n. v. I look on, T am
a spercator; a. p. 1.; p. waidhanf/cd.
Wdhanibi^sm, u. v. the rain conies
from the east, or, it rains in the
oast, east-rainip. waia-aag.
WdbanimcMsige, {nin) n. v." I s|)eml
the whole night with an indecent
woman; 3. p. 1.; p. waia..ged.
Wabaniiugtm, s. snow-bird, (a small
white bird who makes his appear-
ance in fall, a short time before
it begins to snow; and afterwards
Disappears, and appears in spring
again a shore time.)?!.-*/.
Wdhatmiodin, s. eastwind.
Wdhanish, {nin) n. v. I pass the
winter, I survive the winter, I am
spared to see the spring again; 3.
S
-»; p. waia,.shid. S. Nondi
la-
banish
Wdhanomin, a. rice.
Wdhaiwng, in the east ; from the
east.
Wdbanow, {nin) n. v. I am a sor-
cerer, (after the Indian notion;) 3.
p.-t; p. waia..wid.
Wabanowiwin, s. Indian sorcery.
Wabanoivimnini, s. Indian sorcerer ;
p].-wag.
Wabanowe, n. v. 3. p. it has a white
tail; ^, waia.,W€a.
Wdban»ig,%. a kind of white durk-
|ll.-«VJ(/, '
]\dhan, \nin) n. v. J survive the
niglit, I see iheday onco more fa
Hirk|.erNOM;)3. p. o; ^u waia..lod.
WdbaMiid masXkoftiw, u. v. the
h.TlMH whitish; p. n<aia..hik.
n nhaM-tH, n. swamp, marsh, mo-
iiisH, hog; \)\.-wnn.
WdbiiKhk'donian, pewter; [F. I'tain-
<t. Ziiui.] '
Wdhnmm, s. a white dog; \i\.-,,q.
Wdhamn, s. an. white stone;' ala-
l)ast«;r.
Wnhaxninimal'ak, s, alabaster-hox.
Udhdwan. s. the whiti! of the rf,
iVdbin,(nin)a.\. an. I make him
see, I open hi»eyci^;3.n.owdbiun:
y. iratdbiad.
\rdl)ide,(n-magad,\u v. it is ripn-
p. waiahideg, or ma<jak.—Mano
mtn wahidfinKwad; the wild rice is
lipr.— S. Wdhi-no.
Wnhidwi, s. long potato-sprout; pi
-ian.
Wdbidwi, n. v. 3. p. an. it sprouts
(in long sprouts;) p. waiabidwid.
II u'ndwwiaffad, u. v. in. it sprouts;
v.wata..gak.
WaUgad ojigaigan, u. v. the incis-
ion in the maple-tree is whitish
(the running of the sugar-sap is
near its end.) P. wauibigah.
Wdhigama, or-magad, u. v. there
are straits between two lakes; p.
waia..mag, or-magak.
Wdbigan, a, an. clay; [F. terre
glaise.]
Wdhi^aige, {nin) n. v. I plaster with
•clay, I put clay on; 3. p. l.;p.ivaia
..ged.
Wahigaiocwin, s. plastering with
clay, clfty-pastering.
Wahigof '// ■.nikwadjigan, s. earthen
pitcher; ]i\.-u:i.
Wahi^Ofo. ■. ,<, : jar, jug;pi.-,ja.
yyabiga.o u.iuyan, s. earthen plate
or dish; pl.-an.
Wnbigan-oiiaganike, (nin) n. v. I
make earthen platee and dishes,
I am a potter; 3. p. l.;p. waia..ied.
.m^mm.
■'nw\
WAn
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hatinak,.«,,ttrthmi.lKsheH,a ikji-
ii'(if'l{/in, «. flantifil.
^>»l>Hnu h,hi,jwaU„jah, soft flannel
"pf ?r' "■ ""'^"'' ''''"""' '''"""O"';
(tl.u holiday „((;„r).u8Christi.;
l.looms th,. ,„u„th of May
"Si^S":f r- »• H wo,„an ,nak.
'V Ifniwimituj^n. v. i p/tho tree
'^p/''?!'"*"' *■ ""• '^'''''' leather;
a wliitfi head mv] white tail;
WAB
i^ah'uishi, s. marten; lA.-woff.
nahijt,hiwaian,H. an. martenakin;
^ff^sM^<Mtchdh, 8. ivy; [G. Epheu;
>ra//*a,im, or wAUhamigadin, u v
TI7 ; '^*9'^y^akaimgadin.
WaHkwatuiie, {nin) n. v. S. Wa.
oinhkikwanaie.
Wdlnku'e, {?nn) a. v. I have white
hair (awhile head., lam gray!
headed; 3. p. 1.; p. umaUku-ed.
nnnkwewm, s. gray head, gray aee-
[L. canities.] "' ^ ^ '
WdUnagos, (m»)n. v. Hook pale •
white; 3 p....e,- p. «,„,-«..,,-^, '
iVahnewadengwe, {nin) n. v. mv
face^i«pale,wan;3.p.l.;p.«,^^;
Wabinewia, {nm) n. v. I am pale;
^f-P--^P- tvata..»id. '
Waltnewisiwin, s. paleness.
nabtnigade, OT-magcuL u. v. it is
painted white; p. ..^ag.deg, or-
J^«/'»/»<n«*A./y, «. a kind of iarirt.
w >,t„ duck; pl.-^j/. '"'"^
""V'/'"*"''. H. a kind of white
vvood p«,;^er; pl.-j,.
H af>u/,ka,or-niagiul, u. v. it in white;
iTT'^ '"^^'">««; n:, head in
white, gray,
n-M^/,kmn,{nm)ti. v. »V/.. I whiten
)t, . make It while; 3.i).oivaL. •
I'. ■ir(iia..(ino. '
n alnM-HhiyihuUtn, {nin) a. v. «/»
make u white, ^a Ntrmg, cordj
etc. ) J. p. ,, «,«/,..,. ,, ,^«,v,..^,^^
>> «^>«//Aa>r«/ w, u. v.a whiti«h lioujd,
or weak liquid; p. «v«-...,«ij;.^""'
hrilsh 'T'*' «• vvhitewaHhiiig.
tjruHh: pl.-<«4. «
""f'/'*'y>. (»»■«) n. V. I have a
white skin; 3. p. ].; p. ri*;
^^'I'^^'l^lf^Wh {nin) a. v. an. 1 whiten
U, make It white; 3. p. «,:.«.„. "
WaMnnhk^Wad.
Walnshkia, (nin) a. v. «„. J make
I H white, m making it, (a/i. obi.)
f. \Ko ivah.n; p. waia..ad. ^ '
w£ -^ *'^"'*' "• '•■''"'^'Spanish
WahM-iheshaigan, s. S. Waldshki-
oejibtigau..
Wiibiakkigin, s. white cotton or
linen.
WaUshkiijiton, (nin) f,. y. in. >. make
H white,, stuff-,) I bleach It, 3. p.
urT-^b'' P- '^aia..tod. ^
f^'iouhki-pajjagiwaia?i, s. S. Wa-
oimkuivn.
Wabinhkkwanaie, (nin) n. v. I am
drjssed in white; 3. p. 1.; p.waia..
^^'^'J'^i'}.'?"^^, (nin) n. v. I Imve a
J^'^f'i i^- P- 1-; P- tvaia..md.
H^aiwAita, (n««) a. v. I am white-
nf • P-7*J. P- '^'^iabishHiid.
Wabuhkisi^wa, ot^magad, u. t. it is
w]!'ti .P-'f<iia..wag, or-magah
Wabtshhtchtta, «. turnip, (white tur-
l.M
€^
WAB
392
WAD
IP
nip;) pl.-a».— S MMofckiss. Os-
WahishHlm, (nin) a. v. in. I mnke
it white, in making it;3. p. owah.. ;
n. waia..t<Kl.
Wdbishkiwf^ {nm)n. v. I am ,- white
person, (not an Indian or negro;)
3. p. 1.; p. 7niia..wed.
WdUsi, s. avvan; ^\.-g. Wahisinfi,
^ a young swan; '^\.-ag.
WdUsipin, s. an, swan's potato, (an
eatable root growing m the wa-
ter;) pl.-^>.
Wdbiso, n. v, ;;. p. it is ripe, (an.
obj.) p. waidhiwd. — Pahvejipani-
minag waKmmg, the wfieat is
ripe.— S. WdUde.
Wdhissaginigad,\ ox-^magad, u. v. it
is painted' white, (wood, ?'n.)p.
'Wata..deg, ox-magak.
Wabismginigan, s. a white wall, or
any thing whitened; pl.-an,.
WaMssaginigaso, n. v. 3. p. it is
painted_ white, (wood, an.)
Wdhiichiia, ox-magad, u. v. it be-
comes whitish, 'it fades, (stuff;)
p. 'waia...iag, ox-'magak.
Wuhitchiiabawe, ox-magad, u. v. it
iades or becomes whitish, in Ji'as/i-
^7lg^, p. ivaia..wag, ox~magak.
WaMtchiia-f^, ox-magad, u. v. it fades
or becomes whitish by the mn] p.
waia..teg, ox-magah..
Wabmimz^ s. white turtle-dove, that
is, a dove, a domestic pigeon; pl.-
g.—{ Omimi, wild pigeon.) Wab-
mimins, jonrm Y>igeoxi; p\.-ag.
Wdbmotchifchagwan, s. looking-
glass, mirror; \)\.-an.
Waho, at the end of some compound
substantives, denotes liquid, /laid;
wliere the preceding part of the
compound word ends in a vowel;
as : Anumiewabo, holy water;
mashkikiwabo, liquid medicine ;
ishkotewabo, firewater, ardent li-
quor; etc.— S. Abo.
Wdbomkisin, s. {wuboiun, blanket;
mukisin, shoe;) a shoe made of a
piece ot' blanket, blanket-mocca-
sin; pl.-ara.
W^omkisine, (nwi) n. v. I wear
moccasions made of a piece of
biaUKet; 3. p. 1. ; p. u'ni(i..tced.
nabman, s. blanket; pl.-a«.
Wdhmimi, s. S. Wdhmimi.
Wdbos, s. rabbit; ^\.-og. Waioftmn
young rabbit; pl.-ay,
Wabosanuman, s. an. Alg. hair-pow-
der.
Wuhosomin, s. rabbit's berry; black
berry; pl.-«?i.
Wubosowaian, s. an. rabbilskin; pl.-
ag.
Wubomekon, s. coat made of rabbit-
skins; pi. -aw.
Wubomtekanike. {vin) n. v. I make a
coat of rabbitskins; 3. p. 1 ; n
n'uiu..ked.
Wakvewe s. a white goose; pl.-/^.
Wadernu, (nin) a. v. an. I put'it in
my belly, in my stomach. ( I eat it
up,) 1 have it in my belly, un. obj.;
3. p. o viudeman; p. wed. .ad!—
Anindi hokosh ga-aiud oma? — Nin
gi-ivadema. Where is the pork
that was here?— T put it in my
belly, (I ate it up.)
Wadendan, {nin) a. v. in. I put it in
my belly, (I eat it up,) I have it
in my belly; in. obj.; 3. p. o toad...;
p. ii'ed..ung,
Wadi, zvadibi, adv. Ot. S. Wedi.
Wddiged ihve, married woman, wife;
pi. wadigedjig ikioewng,
Wddiged inini, married man, hus-
band; pi. wudigedjig ininiwag.
Hudiges.iig i7uni, bachelor; pi. tea-
digessigog ininiwag.
Wudikwati, s. (oft'en pronounced,
Odikwan,) branch of a tree; pl.-
un.
Wudikwanimitig, n. v. 3. p. the tree
has branches or boughs; p. wed.
nid.
Wadjipadis, {nin) or, ninwudjipi
n. V. I am nimble, light, flexible;
3. p.-*'; p. wed. .id.
Wddji-, is the Change of uddji-i
which see.
Wadjiw, 8. mountain; pl.-o«,.
Wadjiwan, u. v. there is a mountain,
p. wedjiwang.
Wadd, 8. an. coagulated blood.
WAG
393
.".helper, assistant;
Wadnkruod, p
'fW(l , s. alder-tree; pl.-m.
WadopUa, or-magad, u. v. there are
aljr-trees; p. 'u^,d..lcag, oZmZ
Wadojdhmij, in a place where there
are aJder-trees.
WadopiM, s. a forest of aldor-trees
alder-lorest; x>l-^irau. ''
n(ujah>si mitvj, n. v. 3. p. the trpp
IS crooked; p. «,a*«...ia. ''"^^
nagakwad, s. axe; p\.-on.
pnavvjs., pl.-a;j.
n npanaUtawanan, (nm) a. v an
pl. we are sitting around him ma
"^micude- p. 'waiag..wadun.~^
^VAganagabawitawannn, {nin) & v
a«. pi. we are standing around him
in H semicircle; p. imia..ioadjin.~
ft. (y^twitagabawitawanan.
\^ (igannJcibitchigan, s. a kind of
crooked war-club, on which the
Indian warriors hang the scalps of
their slain enemies; pl.-«/i
H a^waAm, 8.L'Arbre.croche,Micli
( rhe name of a large Indian Set-
tlement and Mission in Michi-
gan.)
Wdnanahhi av) mitig, n. v. 3 p the I
top or head of that tree is crooked
or bent; p. wauL.sid.
Wdgashlmva, ( mn) a, v. an I re-
main about him, in walking; 3 p
o wag..n; p, waia.Mad. '
Wagerns, (nin) n. v. I am bent for-
ward, inclined; 3. p.-«'; p. wuia..
Wdgidiam, (nin) n. v. I have a
crooked nose, an aquiline nose;
J. p. 1.; p.wain..ned.
WagigtM {nin) n. v. J am bent for-
had ^ *^*' ^' P- 1-; P- «*«'«••
Wagihoman, s. crooked knife; nl -
an. ^
Wdginn, 8. an. rib of a canoe, etc.:
[F. varangue;] pl.-^. ' '
Wdgina, (nin) a. v. in. I bend it, I
WAF
make it crooked, (an. obj.) 3. n. ,
tiovyit; (»;i. obj.)3. p. owaq...-v
^Vngirng,. (nin) n. v. I bend; 3. u
}■■,[>' n<(na..ged. ' ^
iUmnindji^nin) n. v. I have crook -
ecIhngers;y/^.Iamathiof;3. j.
nagmogdn, s. round Indian lodge;
V\.an. S. JVassaii'nnqdn. '
nag,noge, (nin) n. v. I build around
]odge; or, I hve in a round lodge;
^- P- 1.; p. wnia..ged.~S. Jiassa-
wao(/e.
^Vdgishka {nin) n. v. I am bent,
bowed; 3. p. 1.; p. «;«,-^..^.^,^_ '
Vyaguklcamagad, n. v. it is bent or
bovyed; p. wnia..i!aTc.
Wagisi s. an. Ind'ian nilvor orna-
"f:'i;,;;»theshapeofaharfmoo,l.
Wagitchibik. s. crooked root, rib of
a boat or barge ; [0. courbe ;1 pi
-on. 'J F'-
^yyj^^inc n. v. 3. p. it has crooked
or bent horns ; p. ■ivaid..ned.
young fox; pl.-a</. "^
n\aidbaminagosis,vci. p. s. a. he that
i^s^^not visible, the invisible ; pi.
^Vaidhnminagivassinog, p. s. a. invis-
ible ,7. object; pl.-i/i.
y\aiahangcd, p. s. a. he that looks
on, a spectator ; pl.-;,V^.
'Uiinbandang musinawnn, p. s -i
he that looks in the paper, a rea-
der; pl.-,^^.
yV utnbinhkag- madnaiqan, s. white
paper not written upon. (Or, weji-
bwmicftsijiog masinaigan. )
n aiahshhdgwag mashkiki, s. alum.
-b. -nivabik.
WuidlmMdioed, p. s. a. a white, h
white man or a white woman ;
mitabtshkiwedjig , white people,
the whites.
Waidn, skin. This word is never
used alone, but is always attached
to the namo nf on r.„; i j. - ■
m
^ft.6Sfe&IPs=..&&„
■
^tiK
m-
■
-iiu
'i "ni
to the name of an animal, to
sig-
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nify Its skin; as: Wawaehheshiwai-
an, deer-skin ; muhwiiwaidn, he&x-
skm; wabije^h/waidn, marter-skin;
etc. Pl.-ory.-S. We<m.
y/aidfiag, p. & s. basin of water ;
pl.-*;t.-S. Wd/ia.
^Vttidnag Icakdhihawan^, a basin of
water where there is a waterfall
over steep rocks, that is. Niagara
rails.
Waidwanendagos, ( ain) n. v. Iain
considered imperfect, I am imper-
fect, wicked ; 3. p.-i; p. weia..sid.
^'aiawancndagwad, u. v. it is estee-
med imperfect, it is imperfect, bad,
good lor nothing; p. tvcia..wah.
» ai ya, or waieha, adv. soon, shortly.
nmhamn nishkculis, I am soo.i an-
gry, I am passionate, choleric.
yyaiehinang ud anamiewin, he who
rejects his religion, an apostate,
renegado.
Waiejima, (nin) a. v. aji. I cheat
hiin, I detraud him; I deceive him-
1 seduce him: 3. p. o wu..n\ p. wet-
ejtnuid.
Waiejindan, (nm) a. v. in. I cheat,
deceive it ; 3. p. o tvai.,. ; p. well
ang.-Ki gi-wniejindan nitide: thou
hast deceived my heart.
Waiejindis, {nin) r. v. I deceive my-
self; 3. p. -o; p. wei..sod.
naiejindtsowin, s. self-deceit, illus-
ion.
Waiejinge, {nin) n. v. I cheat, de-
ceive, seduce;! swindle, I defraud,
I einbezzle; 3. p. 1. ; p. wei..ged.
naujzme-, in compositions, signi-
hes false, deceiving; as: Waiejinge-
Anstag, false Christs ; waiejinge-
mganadjirnowininiwug, false pro-
phets; waiejinge-gngikwewin, false
deceiving preaching; etc.
Waifjingcshh, {nin) n. v. I am in a
habit of cheating, etc., (as above
under Waiejm<jc;) 3. p.-*'; p. wei..
Waicjmge^cin, s. cheating, deceit,
shuffling, cheat, fraud, imposture;
swindling, embezzlement, trick:
seduction.
WAJ
Waiijitagos, {nin) n. v. I deceive or
seduce with my words ; 3. p.-*' . /
Waiehva, in compositions, alludes
tothe.;i<fofs.th. (Examples in
sojne ot the fallowing words.)
n arehvd-aMuxm, u. v." it is the end
of the world, p. weieL.ang.
Hazekwd-ah/cang, or idhvA-aU.
wang, at the end of the world
Waiikwagam, adv. at the end of a
Waiehwaia, or-magad, u. v. it has
an end, or there is an end; p. weie
..tag, or-magad.-a. Weiekwaiassi-
nog.
IJ aiehwaiahiH-assin, s. an. corner
stone; [L. lapis angularis;] pl.-,v,.
naiekwmau, adv. at the end.
Waiehraiendagwad, u. v. it "is con
sidered the end of it ; p. weiek .
Uaiekwaiendan, (nin) a. v. in. I think
It istheendof it;3. p. ow)tti...;p
n'etek..nng. ^
Waickwdhimiga, u. v. it is the end
of the earth, of the ground; p. weie
..gag.
Waiekwdkitc/iigami, s. the end of the
great lake, [0. Fond du Lac.l
the is-
Waichvdminiss, s. the end of tf
land.
Waiekwashkan, {nin) n. v. I arrive
to the end of it : 3. p. o wai... ; n
wcte..ang.
Waiekwasse, or-mugad, u. v. it comes
to an end, it arrives to its end ; p
n'eie..scg,or-magak.
Waiikwassiton, (nin) a. v. In. I bring
It to an end, I finish it; 3. p. o wai
...; p. Weie.. tod.
Waiekwatigweia sihi, u. v. it is the
end of the river; p.ivci€k..iag.
\\aiekwaton, {nin) a. v. in. S. Wai-
ehwassiton.
Waiishkat, adv. in the beginning, at
first.
Waj, s. den, abode or hole of a wild
animal; pl.-aw.
Wiijdshk, s. musk-rat; pl.-M;a^.
Wajashkobiwai, s. pi. -aw., the fur of
a musk-rat.
iUu
Waiashhwaian
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» s. an. musk-rat's
WAK
Wajaehkwaj,B. hole (not lodge) of
a muskrat; pl.-ara. ^ '
W'ya^hkwedo, s. an. mushroom qrow-
"siirrt^tttrr- «• -^^-
W'Ve S. Aje.
WajihUa, s. pond, pool : pl.-n- TF^.V
?n^««.,alntlep^|,dor'foo]tpl-S■
TfaM. a«. spawn, roe (egS of a
fish or frog;) pi. ^alcw\tg. ^^ ^
yyakahitawanun, {nin) a v. an nl
wearesutingaroundhim;3 p^t
Wakagahamtawanan, {nin) a. v an
•^'•7Jf/^'«'«"'J'nffarounillnmr3:
P. wak..wan ; p. waiak..dim.
^^^kaiakosHtchigade, ox-magil, u.
Lm/'""' "^ ^- ---•^^^- --
Wakaidkossitchige, ( w^« ) n. v. I fence
in, J. p. 1.; p. waia.Med.
housT''' '■ ^°"' ^'°'''"'^''' '■^'^°"bt;
r«-?;_a2Va«aX-, s. a;i.; pi._o^. g. JFa-
kazganattg. ^
Wakaiganatig, s. log for a house : I
Wdkaige, {nin) n. v. I build a log-
house, or a frame-house ; also, I
iive ma house, (not in a lodge ;)
^•T>. }.;'(>. ivaidkai(icd. '
t^Tf!"' 1 • ^"'Iding, carpenter's
work or trade, carpentry. I
^''^'^'l^^^f «^. s. a man that builds
houses (log-houses or frame-hou-
ses,) carpenter: ^^\.~^oaq.
Wakaxkawa, {nin) a. v. an. I remain
about him or around him ; 3. p. o
wak..n\ p, waid..taad.
yVakaUna, {nin) a. v, aw. I fence
him in, I put him in an enclosure
or park ; 3. p. o wak..n ; p. ivaiak..
Wukaktnan, {7iin) a. v. ,,.. I fence it
in, I enclose it ; 3. p. o wak... ; p
wata..ung. ^
Wdkami, oi-magad, u. v. the water j
ij^clean.clear;p.^.a,„..^,.^,,,_
Wakanmsii^m {nin) a. v. m. I make
arnples in some of the folloivmg
Makeiawishib s. a kind of small
duck very diflicult to shoot, S
therefore called shot-eater • \C
nian|eurcleplomb;]pl.-„r' f^'
^oTt?t'^^*"'')"-^'-^"s^tobe
ho, or to do so...
^^l^^i-mamikaw, {nin) n. v. frecj I
think always on home and on mv
relations, when abroad; 3. p ,•!"/
abroid- ? n '^V^ °" ^"''-^ when
colTfi'^'^y n-v. I' feel soon
cold, I cannot endure much cold
J-P-i;p.n>ek..id. ^"coid,
fhi/te«.„^.,s, („,v,) n. v: If-^Plsoon
warm I cannot endure much heat"
torn, (stuff;) p. ivekewuiw.
yyakewana7nos, {nin) n. v. I cannot
endure much smoke ; 3. p.-o" p
wek..sod. f- o > p.
WaUwine,{nin) n. v. I am of a weak
constitution, delicate health ; 3 n
1-; p. wek..ned. ^
y^akewis, {nin) n. v. I am weak
deicate, I cannot endure hardship!
Haktwisdn, u. v. it is weak, it is
not durable ; p. ^veL.ing. ' "
IF«/fc.m^^, p s. a. he who is invit-
ed to a meal, a guest; p.-Jig.
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WAN
Waken, s. an. moss of cedar, and
some other trees. (It is eaten by
tlie Indians.) pl.-aj/.
Wahwngumi nihi, u. v. the sap of
the maple-trees is whitish, is spoi-
led; p. welc.viig.
Wuhci, s. Ot. jiaradise , heaven.
Wdku'i/i/j, in heaven, or to heaven,
or from heaven.
Wdnu, ox-nuKjad, n. v. it is hollow,
(h?ep ; also, 'there is a basin of wa-
ter, p. waidnag, or-7nugah.
Wnndttdjige, {nin) n. v. I lose the
track or trare; 3. p. 1.; p. ^oen..qed.
]\ (indadon mil-anu, (nin) n. v. 1 lose
the trail ; 3. p. o ivun...; p. loen..
dixJ.
WafMdm, (nin) n. v. I mistake or
commit a blunder in singing; 3,
p. 1. ; ]). tvenuang.
WunduiiKuvin., s. inistake in singing.
Wanadenhl'odjigan; s. an. model of a
canoe or boat, etc. [F. gabari ;] pi.
-ag.
WdhtidiiiM, u. V. the mountain is
hollow, there is a cavern in the
mountam ; p. waiii..nug.
Wdnadis, (nin) n. v. I am wealthy,
rich; 'i. p.-i; p. wata..sid.
Wdnadma, {nin) or. nin ivdnudisi-
wiu, a. V. an. I make him rich ; 3.
p. o wan..n ; p. waiu..ad.
TVanadi^imn, s. wealth, riches.
Wanddjim, (jiin) n. v. I mistake in
telling Of relating s. th.; 3. p.-,;;
p. wen.. mod.
Wdnadjissnga, or-maqad, u. v. there
is plenty of wood; p. waia..gag, or
-magak.
Wanagdai, s. an. fish-scale; pl.-a//.
Wanagdkiaid, s. the sole of the foot;
pl.-a/i.
Wanagek, s. an. (often pronounced
and written, onagik,) cedar-bark;
\>\.-wag.~ — Wanagek meskwanag-
ekosid, cinnamon.'
Wanagekogamig, s. bark-lodge, lodge
made of cedar-bark; pl.-oTt.
Wanagima, (nin) a. v, an. I mistake
in counting some an. obj, &B,Jan-
iia, money; 3. p. o wa..n] p. wen.,
mad.
Wanagindan, (nin) a. v. in. I mis-
take in counting it, I count more or
less than there is ot it; 3. p. o wan
...; p. wen..ang.
Wanagindass,{nin,) n. v. I mistake
in counting, or in making up an
account; 3. p.-o; p. wm-sod.
Wanagindassmvin, s mistake in
counting, or in making up an ac-
count.
Wdnakamiga, or-magad, u. v. there
is a low ground; p. waia..gad, or
-mugak.
Wdnaki, (nin) n. v. I inhabit a place
in peace, undisturbed, I live some-
where in peace;3. p. l.;p. waidna-
kid
Wdnakia, (nin) a. v. an. ^ make
him live in peace, I procure him
peace and tranquillity; 3. p. o wan
..n; p.'wnia..ad.
Wanakiwendam, (nin) n. v. I am
appeased in my thoughts, in my
mind, 1 am out of danger, out of
trouble; 3. p. 1.; p waia..ang.
Wanakiwidee, (nin) n. v. mv heart
is in peace, it is contented; 3. p.
1.; p. waia..ed.
Wanakiwideewin, s. peace of the
heart, tranquillanimity.
Wdnakiwin, s. peace, tranquillity;
quiet inhabitation of a place.
Wanakodjaonag, a, the foremost part
of a canoe; [C. pince du canot;]
pl.-fl?/..
Wanakmg, at the top or liead cf a •
tree.
Wandkosid, e. the point or extremity
of the foot; pl.-a».
Wa7iakowin, a. dla. top, extremity,
summit, pinnacle.
Wanakomwan, u. v. Alg. there is a
top, a summit; p. wen.,ang.~Wa-
nakomwang anamiewigamig', there
where the temple has its summit,
(on the pinnacle of the temple. )
Wunakwatig, s. the end of a tree or
log; pi .-on.
WamasAkid, the tail of a bird ; pi.
-in.
Wanashkobia, or-magad, u. v. there
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is a reservoir or basin of water; n
iinai; pl.-o;i,
^ u£r;."' ^- "'^'^ '« » whirlpool,
uhere the water turns round; p
Wanendaffos (nm)n.v. I am for-
gotten, neglected; 3. p.-i; p. ,.,;,
franc/irfa^j^a^, u. v. it is forgotten
r Z"J>' r /°''^°"^"' oblitfrate ;•
p- wen. .wok. '
Wanendam, (nin) n. v. I forget, 3.
p. l.,p. ii'enenda7ig. ' '
fKajie/i^faTOa, (?im) n. v. I lose mv
senses, I faint- 3 n i . L "
^^i'/"^"'"«'^«.(«m) a. V. an. I lor-
get s. th. in regard to him, (a fault
an offence, etc.) I forgive him 3.'
^■o_'U'an..n;p.icen..wad.
Wa«e«(/««, '(nin) a. v. «». I forget
u, J. p.o wa..,; p.we>iendana.
I'ianemfjujadcoT-magad, u. v. it is
iVanendJiffas, (nin) I am quite for-
gotten;3.p.-«;p. ^,^.J
hm' n 'K'^" "^"^^;I "f-g'^ct
lim, omit him ,-3. p. - u^«;,..,l; p.
wen.. mad. '
IVanenmdis, (nin) r. v. I forget
myself, I neglect myself, omit my.
selt,3.p.-o;p. 7('g;i..«ori.
hnrrK"' <iT^ ^V ^- «'''• I tame
him I break him, a horse, an ox,
etc I subdue him; 3. p. ,«,«;,..„
p. waia..ad. '
ir««^aW«ia, (w«/i) a. V. an. I ap-
pease him, I pacify him with good
mad ' ^- ''^«'^••^;P•^a^a
Wdngawina, {nin) a. v. an. I an.
pease him or make him quiet,
caressing him with my handle. P
owan..n-, p. waia..nad. ^
il'angatvzn, or wawangawisi, aw le-
hejtgnganjt, n. v. 3. p. this horse
WAN
ij well broken, is gentle; p. ,M,fl..
fonguer' "°''^'^>'-«» tamehfs
him or her (for a father, mother
p. wa-
(lier) to me; 3. p. o wan..n:
i<ingotn4id. '
^^"frK^i/f ^> ^- ^- ^«- I adopt
1^, 1 take it for me; 3. p. o wan •
p. waia..ang. ^ wan...,
^iani, {nin) h. v. I disguise mvself-
f \\.wanio-^..wcniod^ ^ ^^'
T'7'i '" compositions, signifies
Sf iv,lf '■"•'• ^^^TP'^«'n"ome
oitjie lolluwuig words.)
absence, 3. p. ownnian;^. weniad
e^T:' ^•,"^'«^^'^«' Sundert;
^Ti'?''''^"""^"-^'- J make a mis.
^akem writing; 3.p.l.;p. ^,^^.
nwnibiigcuin, s. blunder in writing-
ir(m?yo(^„m. („m) n. v. I do s th
thj^^ughmistake,,3.p.l.;p.:„Ji;
ir«mf7/we, (««•„) n. V. I make a
nns.akeor blunder in spSng;
^JTi'uT'' s. blunder in speak-
Wanigiha (nin) n. v. I speak non
sense, (through old age ) 3 p
p. wen..l-ad. ij'^. y. i.,
Wcvnndis, (nin) r. v. 1 seduce my-
self in error;! lose myself; 3. p.-o-
p. ven..sod. ' P '^'
I W'a^wA-aafe, ox-magad, u, v. there is
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WAN
a hole dug in the ground, or a grave
dug; p. waia..deo, ox-magalc.
Wdnikan, s. a hole in the ground, a
grave, etc.; pl.-ara.
Wdnike, {nin) n. v. 1 dig a hole in
the ground, I dig a grave, etc.; 3.
p. 1 . ; p. waidniked.
^^ anile, {nin) n. v. I forget to take
s. th. along with me, I leave s. th.
somewhere by mistake, or forget-
ting; 3. p. 1.; p. wenihcd.
Wand-en, (nin) a. v. in. I forget it
somewhere, I leave it behind, for-
getting; 3 p. lean...; p. wenil-ed.
Wanil-enan, {nin) a. v. an. I forget
or leave somewhere some an. obj.;
3. p. o wan...-, p. wenihed. (V.
Conj.) IS in (ji-tvanikenag ninmin-
djil-au-anng gaheshiwining] I forgot
my mittens m the camp.
Wnnimik. S, Onimilc.
Wanimikmv, (nin) n. v. I faint, I
swoon away; 3. \i.~i; p. wen..u>id.
Wanimilnwiivin, swoon, fainting.
Wa?mnod, Indian sack made of the
inner part of the elm-bark; pl.-aw.
Wanina, adv. much, strongly.
Waninawean, a. v. in. I stir it, I
mix it; .'t. p. o wan...; p. U'en..ang.
Waningwasfi, {nin) n. v. I walk
round in sleep, (somnambule;) 3.
p.-i; p. wc7i..id.
Wdninishl-a, {nin) n. v. I follow a
circuitous route; I go round; [F.
je fais une tourne'e;) 3. p. 1.,- p.
toaid..]cad.
Wanishimu, {nin) a. v. an. I lead
him astray; I pervort him, seduce
him; 3. p. owaii..n; Y>.wen..mud.
WaniMn, {nin) n. v. I go astray,
I get lost; 3. p. 1.; p. wenishing.
Wanishindis, {nin) r. v. 1 cause my-
self to go astray, to get lost; 3. p.
-o;p. wen. .sod.
Wunishkwea," {nin) or, nin wanish-
kwema, a. v. an. I disturb and
trouble him in his doings, or in his
»NOTE. This and the eight following
words, are more conveniently placed here
ander Wani, than under Oni, (although
Ihe pronunciation remains the same,)
kecause >V'am.. alludes to mw<o/ce, trouble,
«tc.
speech, lecture or prayer, by my
speaking or laughing, I cause him
to make mistakes; 3. p. owan..n;
p. wen.. ad,
Wanishhweiendam, {nin) n. v. I am
troubled in my thoughts; 3. p. 1.;
p. tven..ang.
Tfanishkwciendamowin, s. troubled
thoughts, trouble of mind.
Waninlikwcl-amigud, u. v. there is
trouble, noise," disturbance; p. wen
..gah
Wimi,shhwes,{ni7i) n. v. I am dis-
quiet, troublesome, frivolous, wild,
never quiet and still; 3. p.-?'; p.
tvcn..sid,
WaniMnpesiwin, s. disquietness,
turbulence, troublesome disposi-
tion or behavior.
Waniilifitvetagos, {nin) n. v. I am
noisy and turbulent in my speak-
ing, I cause trouble with my
words; 3. Tp.-i; p. wen. .sod.
WanisM'wetawa, {nin) a. v. un. he
causes me troulsle with his words,
I hear him or listen to him with a
troubled mind ; 3. p. o %i'an..n; p.
wen. .wad.
Wunishkwetnn, (nin) a. v. in. I dis-
turb it, (an assembly, etc.) 3. p. o
wan...; p. wen. .tod.
Wdnisid ihive, s. dirty woman, slut;
[G. Schlampe.]
Wanisid manito. a. unclean spirit,
evil spirit, devil.
Wanisse, {nin) n. v. 1 mistake, \
commit a blunder; 3. p. 1.; p. we
nissed.
Wanissin, u. v, it gets lost; p. we-
nt smig.
Wanitage, {nin) n. v. I lose s. th
belonging to some person; 3. p.
1.; p. wen..ged.
Wanitage. {nin) n. v. I mistake in
hearing people, that is, I misund-
erstand somebody; 3. p. 1.; p.
wen..ged.
Wunitagoa, {nin) n. v. I am not well
understood in my speaking, 1 am
misunderstood; 3. p
sid.
Wunitum, {nin) n. v.
-*;p. p. wen.
S. Wanitage.
WAS
Wanitdn, (nin\ a „ ■ -^ ,
stand if In ^ ' ^ misunder
Wanitass, (nln) „. v. I lose s fh
belonging to me, I su,£ a To «
' i'- <^ <^'«i../i, p. wcn..waa.
'"i»eanng{iS'hat",?-/""''=*^^^
erstand him 3 m '' ^ '"'^""fl
«'e/i..^..ad ' ''• ^ ^"'^••«'- P
Wanitchige, (nin) n. v I ,pf
"^SSf'ir ^ a. V. e„. I lose it- j
Se a\.'"ar^«^P--''ythe'i2
the tai if' a horst E^r"^'^^"''^'^'
tail of anoY nr '^•^,''^'"'*'^"' the
Jfi-tSVdo^^.n.-^,--.endesf
heacfishalfbaci.'3^"-^^^i'-my
bed. ' •^- P- ^-i P' icej)..
T?h^w^ '• ** ^'"'l of larffe cam
(Jjsh;) tc. carpe de Franferp?.'
^£%T1' ■^"'■'^^ "• r- ^ "»«nd a
It' V, ■. P'./- ; P- wma..lnd:
399
WAS
"mc'i;:"^' '■ "■ G'a»1 River.
^Va-siijaandasod, p. s t }io h * •
Ter^on';/^*^^-^' ' - '-'^U" -^
ion ann'"""^' '■"'*^'""« insfuc-
Pl?%r ^''^'""^ '"''' ^'f^"^'"'
jK<«uvvW« s. bird's nest; pl. -a«
^"iJianL^^'^^-^^^^-'vvay.
jymkone, or wamii/;a/?e, s. bloom
or flower ot a pumpkin; pl -T
HWa/&^.a«m, lightning. ( fK^JL^
"if f:«^«'««>««, s. blaze on a tree to
>^"M«/l7w„^.e, {mn] n. v. I blazP
f,^f^',« '"dilate the right road o?
rail hrough the woods; 3 p l •
reSd ' n "^^'""'o°'- to him, "^ 'n
regard to him; 3. p. o was «-n
wma..wud. was-.n, p.
WmsahvarteanJnin) a. v. m. I H„bt
house"''h' rW-(forinstanSa
Kfi?A ^y ''anting a candle, or
p"i'i"^^fi'-e in the chimney) 3
^^^is'^ahvanendanmoa, (nm) a. v
"/'• I enh-hten his mind his
^^aun^-lrr'^'^'^r' «• candle:
l^ampjantern; also, a lighthouse,'
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WAS
t
IVaftfakfriinendjivmahik, s. caiidlo-
stick of iron, ItrHSH, &c.; pi. -on.
Wa^siikwaudiiljujanatuj^ s, acaiidle-
sti(;k made ol wood; pi. -<m.
\VusnakwiiriciuJji(jaa-himulcy s. lamp-
oil.
Wdxnal-ivuvotiiljigavciah, 8. wick J
IK. inoolii;.]
\\a8tiakivan.i:iulji(ja>dkei (nin) n. v.
1 iiiako caiuiloti, I am a cuiuUe-
maker; 3. p. 1 ; p. wnia.Jed.
]yas>iakwaiifnJJi<janlkru>ini/i,i, s. a
caiRllc-iaakcr; ohaiidh^r; pi. -^wikj.
\Viismkwaiitn<Iji(je, (nin) n. v. 1
make lit,dit, ( .some |)lace) l)y hiirn-
iiii? a caiidlo or lainj); 3. p. 1.; p.
H'ati,s(i.k/vani'>iitji4/in, (nin) a. v. in.
I U!»o it for a lit'lit. I burn it; 3. p.
irds..,; p. wnia..ijed. — Gi(jo-
hiinlde ni/t watstidk'r(inejulji(jen', I
liiirii li.sh-oil. Ka i/f(/(> nin wungti-
hvancndjiijcufii, I have no light, no
candh^s or oil.
]yami»bi>/'ia(i animikiff, n. v. 3. p.
pi. it liLihtonH.
Wassaiiioivin, s. lightning; thunder-
bolt; pi. -an.
Wdssa, nhi fitkoki, T make a loni?
step. WuKHiKM. idn tu^:</ki, or,
foassa nin latakokl, I make long
steps in walking. — S. /Jvaho nin
takoki.
Wdssd.ihka, or -mag ad, u. v. there
are I'oaming billows or waves on
the hike, the lake is white; [F. il
y a des moutons Bur le lac;] p. wuia
..htg, or -niagak.
Wnssawad, u. v. it is far, far off, dist-
ant; p. irala..ir('k.
Wassau'rkamlg, adv. far off.
WafifiaincnJagwad . u. v. it is cons-
idered far, they think ]t is far off;
p. waia..wak.
Wansau'tndain, (nin) n. v. I think
it is lar; 3. p. 1.; p. waia..(i?ig. —
Pahige ki wa.i-san.'.ndam, kwhpin
ningokhi ininajaogoian', thou
thiiikest immediately, it is far,
when fhjii art sent somewhere.
Watisawe;idan. [nin) a. v. in. I find
it far, I think it far, (the distance
from nno place to anotlier, in
walking, sailing, etc.) 3. p. o
irunti...\ p. wata.,ang.
Wdtifiia, s. light.
WfinHtia, or -^lagad, ii. v. it is light;
]>. vuiiasKeiug, or -mngak.
W(ii>sHiidiii, inin) n. v. I am in the
li),'ht, 1 am not in darkness; 3. p.
-/.; p. wiiiii..sid.
W(if>fiti(ih,{n/n) T\. \. I see clearly,
plainly; 3. p. -i.; p. uuiia.Md.
Wdxsiiiitila, { nin) a. v. an. I make
him see clearly, 1 enlighten him;
3. |). o n'fifi,./r, p. tvaiii..(id.
Wd«.-it:inf!, (nin) n. v. ] am resplend-
ent, 1 shine; 3. p. -i; p. wuia..nd.
Wansciadnin, s. light, splendor,
sliinc, brightness.
Wun6eiati{iig< git^ixK, n. v. 3. p. the sun
(or moon) shines; p. waia..<jid.
WdsiiiJiindavdu, (nin) a. v. an. I
enlighten his understanding, his
thoughts; 3. p. o 'waii..n; p. wuia.,
ad.
Wdanv'ingwe, (vin) n. v. my face is
resplendent, shining, radiant,- 3. \\.
1.; p. waid..n'<d.
M'a!s,'<inang<it~hka andng. n. v. 3. p.
the siar is bright, shining mmh:
p. watu..kad.
\\ dsscnamana. (nin) a. v. an. 1 en-
liglitcn him; 3. p. oiva8..n; p.
tea ia.. Wad.
WufibenanLowin, s. light.
)\assc.^hkan. (nin) a. v. /h. 1 make
it light,] eidightenit;3. p.owas...;
]). vaiu..ang.
T) UKMKh.kau'a,(nin) a. v. an. I make
some an. obj. light, 1 enlighten
some person, I cause him to be
enlightened; 3. p. o tvas..n; p.
v:aia..wad.
]r(7,w.s2 gigian, n. \. 3. p. the s'ln is
brilliant; p. tvainst/edd.
WafKtfr.fiigan, s. window; pi. -o«.
M'a,yKi/chiga?ialik, s. window-glass,
pane; pi. on.
Wasselclrignnntig, s. window-fraine,
sash; shutter; pi. -on.
Wassiti lii'ian-jngiw, s. an. putty,
(vvindu.v-pitcl'i.)
WAS
m
iV,h.'<,>(rmn,jaJ, u. V. itia light, (in
lfV/wV/>>rt«, u. V. thftia IS a stronp
Uy.nmmr cirront in n rivpr; v
■n'ma..ai}fi. *'
\V(imh,m,,ii><sln., n. v. the watnr is
calm hlte a mirror; >. n'aia.Ang.
Wdxsikoyide, or -mu(fud, u. v. it
shines, (rotton wood;) ,,. waia..
(lc(j, or 'inagak.
WdKuhcdhikaan, (nin) a. v. in. I
inake It shine, I make it bripht,
(metal;) 3. p. was...; p. «;«/«.;
WAS
Uamkwdffigi, n. v, 3. p. it haa i
I'lHlro. (.stuff, ««.)p.«'"»"..*ia.
Wa»siku'„ffi(,»i, (n.>j) a. v. ^>i 1
make it bright or hislrous stuff;)
'i- p. ou'as...: p. waia..tod.
W<t,ungwe,,(nin) n. v.; 3. p.-^- Q.
iVastinngwe.
Wuxsltd, (often pronounced omVa.)
alludes toi'r(e/, sorrMV, ajlliction.
( J^xanipif s in some of the follow-
ing words.)
Wassitdweiidam, {nin) n. v, 1 am sad
1 am sorrowful, mournful, afflict-'
W'nKUkwdhihid, u. V. it is shininir if I \v}' t'-^' ^V ^'' 5**»""»£?'
is hripl.f rn.nVni.N . .. "T"?'^' "I ^^itx^'ln'rcndamia, {nin) a. v. an 1
make Inin sad, 1 cause him trriof
and sorrow, I afllict him ; 3 p.
■was..n; \>.we.He..ad.
V^-amtaw,nda7nowin, s. sadness,
«rief. fdHiction, chaprin. sorrow.
fy oKutuwrndan, (nin) a. v. in. 1 feel
Had ag.inst it, 1 l.-el antipathy
against it 3. p. o wu,...; p. U«*.^
^Va^f<i>nm',na,{7n'n) a. v. an. I
kiel sad against him. I have anti-
pathy against him ; 3. p. o was..ni
p. inns.. mad. '
WusduhjIneAnin) n. v. niy heart
IS allhcted, IS sorrowful; 3 d 1 •
p. tress, .ed. ^' "'
Wtmltdwiilecwin, s. sorrow or afflic-
tion of heart,
Wamfnwitaifo.s, {nin) n. v. I speak
in a manner as to cause sorrow and
all iction I am heard with sadness,
with grief; 3. p.-,-; i^. .we.s,,..sid. '
niwtifatvtiawa, {nin) a. v ar I
listen to him with grief and sor-
row ; 3.p o was..n', p. wc8s..wad.
}\asswa {mn)n. v.] am spearing
isha n.ghtbythelightofatorch^
.'. p. 1.; p. watdtswaci. '
Hamwugan, s. torch, llambean ; pi.-
village ) Wassu'aaaning, at Torch
Lake, from or to Torch^Lake.
}ya.sMraganak,s. torch-stick, a stick
orpule^to^stenatorchto'onr'^
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'^I'righ, metai;)p.,r<,/,/./v,i.
nasmiwaha-nuj.'fi., s. any thing to
polish metal with, to make it
l"i«lit; iii.so, hlack lead for polish-
ing stoves.
^V'iKxihwahihawa, (nin) a. v. an. 1
make it shine, 1 make it bright,
{an. obj. jiiniin, silver;) 3. u.
W(ix..n; ]).wuia..wad.
WaxKikwuhikisi, n. v. 3. p. it is sliin-
111?, bright, (metal, an.) p. waiu..
Wassihcade, or -magad, (pr. lousai-
lcode,)\}. v. It shines, it is polished
(a polished table, &,c.) p. waia.'.
dig, or -magak.
lyiiss/kwadewaigan, s. (pr. wassiko-
(hu'ingun, black-lead lor polishinu
StOV('S. "
n-ns^^;kwadjigan., {makisin-A s. shoe-
bnish; pl.-rt7i.
Wumhimljige, {nin) n. v. I polish,
I make shine, I give lustre to s
th.;3. p. 1.; p. waia..(ied.
II a.mku'adim,{nin) a. v. in. I polish
It, I make it shine; 3. p, o was...; p.
ic(i/a. •' ■ ' '
II«.Wf- in,{nin) a. v. m. 1 make
It shine, 1 give it a lustre, (stuli;)
.{. p_. o Was...; p. waia..nnq. ' 1
Wdssikwigad, u. v. it has a lustre
(stutr;) p. waia..gak. '
\Uissihvcgawa, {nin) a. v. 07?, I
make it shine, I give it a lustre,
(stull, un.)2. p. was..n; p. waid...
<i'ud; imp. was, .gu.
If
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WaMgtvfWi'/h, 8. spearing fish at the
ligKt of a torch.
Wdstwrwin, s. Torch Lake, on Kee-
wenaw Point, or Lake Houghton.
— Wasswewinina, at Lake Hough-
ton, to or from Lake Hougliton.
Wntnh, s. an. tlu; root of small trees
of the fir-kind or pino-kind, used
to sew a bnrk-canoe with.
Watahimak-ak, h. basket ; pl.-wi.
Walajnn, s. an. a small eatable root;
J>l ■-»'.'/•
Uatchaija, oi-jnngad u. v. the leaves
on the trees become yellow, (in
the fall of the year;) p. u'aia..oa{/,
or-ma<jak.
Watig. 'S. Aiig.
Watilcwaumawa, (nin) a. v. an. I
nod him, as a si^n of affirmation of
approbation ; also, I beckon him, I
wink him, I make him a sign to
come to me;3. ]).oivaf..n; p. tvaia..
wad.
Watihvaujc, (nin) n. v. I nod ; 1
beckon, I wink ; 3. p. 1. ; p. waia..
gcd.
Watikwan, etc. S. Wadikwan, etc.
WawuUjaijaku'aigan, s. S. Wasmk-
waigan.
WawdUgonmlji, s. mouse ; \\\.-iag.
WawahiM-ahule, {nin) n. v. I have
white teeth ; 3. p. L; p. \cew..ded.
Wawofjaami, {nin) n. v. I walk with
my toes turned inside ; 3. p. 1.; p.
■mw . . m id. — S. Jajashagaa m i.
Wawaiha, adv. (the frequentative of
waiha,) soon one after another, in
quick succession. — Wawaiha gi-
nibowag noasiban, ningiban gate;
my father and my mother died soon
one after another.
Wdwan, 8. egg ; p\.~<m. Waivamms,
small egg. Wmvanosh, spoiled
egg.
Wau'dnendam, {nin) n. v.
barrassed in my thougli
know what to think ; 3
wew..ang.
Wan<anendamia, {nin) a. '■'. an. I
cause him to be embarrassed in his
thoughts, I embarrass him ; 3. p.
(' wau'..n ; p. u<ew..ad.
1 am em-
s, 1 do'nt
p. 1.; p.
lVawungam'.^i. S, U'angawttii.
Wawnni-dtnlam, {nin)i\. v. | am at n
lo8» to do s. Ih.; 3. p. J.; p. un^w..
a ng.
Wcnrdnivia, (nin) n. v. an. I em-
barrass Iwm with my wnrdd, he
cannot answer, I silence him ; 3.
p. I) v'a>r..n ; p. ir('w,.mad.
Ihtwdniniofdira, (nin) a. v. an. 1
bet.' his aid or assistance. 1 embar-
ra-.s him by my request; 3. p. r,
n'aw..n; p. new.. wad.
WatvdniM, {nin) n. v. J a;n in want
of..., J am at 8 loss for..., i want
badly s. th.; 3. p.-t ; \).wew..isid.
Wfuwan moiiaawaiKi, shell of an
Wawashkahm tnitig, n. v. 3. p. the
tree is all croolied, in dillerent
ways; p. wew.Md.
Wuwanhhimo, OT-magad niihina, n
V. the road or trail'is crooked ; p.
waiair. .mog, oi-magak.
Wawdshkcshi. s. deer"; xA.-wag.
W<twutikkci<kiwaian, s. an. deerskin :
pl.-(/r/.
U awafikkfshiwano, s. tail of a deer.
Wuicu,y/dct:hiin'gan , s.honc of a deer/
p\.-an.
Uywas/ikcshiwiwiias.s-, s. deer-meat.
M'awuKsa, atlv. far from each other.
one far Iroiii another.
Wawasmmtiwag (animikig) n. v. 3.
p. pi. ireq. S". Watisanwwag.
Waw^itct'si, s. glow-worm ; \)\.-watj.
Waweietulum, {nin) n. v. 1 think 'it
is so ; 3. p. 1.; p. wew..ang.
Wmvejaaton nin Munian, {?i.in) a. v.
in. I mend and lix my canoe ; 3. p.
-0 ; \i. weuK.nod.
Waweji, {nin) n. v. 1 dress elegant-
ly, 1 adorn myself; 1 paint my face;
3. p.-o ; p. tvcwcjiod.
Wawejiu, {nin)i\. v. an. I dress and
adorn him well, nicely ; 3. p. u
n<aw..n ; p. wew..ad.
Wawejikatna, {nin) n. v. I take s.
th. without permission; 3. p. l.;p.
wcw..mad. (1. Conj.)
Wawejikaman, (nin) a. v. in. I take
It without permission ; 3. p. o
u<aiv...;i). wew..aitg. (VL Conj,)
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iraw^ja-nmanan, (nin) a. v. an. I
t»ke.«o„.e an. obj. without pr/.
////(/. ( V . Ciiiij. ^
^y^''iVihnuiai,,lnin) n. v. I have
i'Ae^MM clothes on ; 3. p. \Tn
Wawfjhmmje, or-magad, u. v. it is
':7' '"cdy. it is fulomed; " «
"'""•iJly, I am painted :;(.r,.-yrn
'few. nod. ' ' '' •
^y<y'vrj!nli„, (nin) n. v. I use orm
-;n.H /adorn ,nys3if,., pa-.,?;;;:
^\'^"'^:/'^'dawa,(mn)n.y.an. I pre-
pare a,„u,,^,,, ,,^ J Pre
'•ece.veor moot him, etc.) i?'n^ o
"</'^;//^^^,« („/,,) a. v./«. I prepare
l./hxU;Ia(lornordre«sit,{ice-
'y. J. <(>■ o waiv...; I). wew..lod.
'\'"/'7^^"'M''^'«)a.y. «;,. I cause
lum to 1)0 prepared, to l.e ready :
'S. \\owaw..n,- \uwew..ad.
^eii rtddy, J. p..^; y>. wm..sod.
I'^"-«.tl..tohimor/brhm,3Pp
3t"''"' '• f'-'^P^'-'".^. getting
n'uwrl/fnn,(nm) a, v. ««. s 1F«
w<-ps.stto,i. ""
W'a<iV/t«Y/fl'a;,, («/;i) a. v. in. I /jv
repa.ru,sevvi„g;3.p.«„,j.'^:
H««v;'«««. (//i«) a. V. an. I fix some
"/i.ob, sewing ,-3, p. c; .«,«,,.,"";;
■wm..nad. ' '
Ma«'f/.7/.«6s. (wwi) n. V. I lix or re-
IHUr sewing; 3. p.-,,. p. ,,,,„
na«-e«a^(./mOn. V.I sit down • 3
P--«; i>. wewenabtd '' '
WAW
choose It amongst many othe oh
ect.s, I select u, I picl< ,t om • 3
cho.ce amongst many objetr/t"
^Vmahnndjigade, or~ma<,ad u. v
H IS chosen or selected ourol Tnl"
liv other ob.; n ■/,;/,' ./".
yak. ^' "'"••'''•7' ot~ma-
y^'awinahandjioan, s. an. some au
ob.!.^selecte/ from many other?.:
^^"^^^'laMigan, s. in. some in
nv^otSrsr^,^^:'^^^"^"'"--
^^'["'^''"'''"'''^^■'Vam. (/«•«) n. V I am
chosen selected from\,any oh
n<JivenahandJigc, (nin) n v 7
c-hoose, select, pick out ; 3 u 1
^f uiWHuhwioton ma-ana, (nin) a
V. VI. I repair a road or trST- 3"
UawMan, (nin) a. v. «»,, I settle
n.ijrcna'pigaJe, or-magad, u. v i,
IS settled, hxed, detennired • ,
H iiivena}ndci7nawa wiwaj, (nin ) a v
««■ I fix better hi.- 'pac * I tu.'
't "veragam,itie,tvveil:3 n 1
'^'^'';':««/"''''"'». ("»■«) a. V. m. Ibind
ortieitagam.Itieitwe'l • 3 r
waw...; p. 'weu\.dvd. ' ' " '
'7."'^'"^^'««. ('«*■«) a. v. an I tie
lu-n over again, I tie him well .
chid,etc.)3.p,o,,^«... . "^M"
nad; imp. wairenapij. ^
'1.1 (... .,;
'* .,i
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Wawftiendam, (nin) n. v. I reflect.
consider; chooee; 3. p. 1.; p. ti'ew..
anff.
Wnwcnendan, [nin) a. v. in. I think
it over again, I rofiect upon it; 3.
p. tvuH'...^ p. wew..ang.
Wawijuna, inin) n. v. an. I put
hini bis clothes on, I dress him;
3. p. ou'aw..n; p. ivew..nad\ imp.
wawepy.
Wawi/iis- (nin) n. v. I putnrjy cloth-
es on; 3. p.-rv p. tvewciiiscd.
Wa-utidiged, p. s. a., a person that
intends to get married, bridegroom ;
bride; pl.-y/^'.
Wnwiiiidiiiilaijns, (nin) n. v. I am
considered droll, curious, 1 am
droll; \\. p.-i; p. wew..sid.
Wawii(idind(i(j!(<ad, [nin)\i. v. it is
droll, curious, considered droll ;
p. u'cw..wuh.
Wawiiadi ndun, (nin) a. v. in, I think
it curious or uroll; 3. p. o natr...;
p. uricung.
Wawiiddi iiima, (,nin)n. v, an.. I think
him curious, droll, (a person or
some other an. obj.) 3. p. o hhuo
../?; p. irt'ir.jnad.
Wawiiadenindis, (nin) r. v. I think
myself curious or droll, in doing
s. th.; 3. \)-n; p. n-ivv.Mid.
Waii'iiniiti, (nin) n. v. 1 wronr,' my-
self, 1 c;iuse to myself s. tli. dis-
agreeublo; 3. p.-/; p. n'ocniil.
Wdwiiag (jf-go, several things, all
kinds of 'tHinirs.
Wdwijagini, (nin) n. v. I say whiit
I ouyht not to say, it is not my
business to say that; 3. p.-o; p.
wa!au'..ni(d.
Wdu'i/ni.'if.; {?iin) n. v. I do (or say )
what IS not my business; 3. p.-t ;
p. irin'<-i-r..sid.
Wa/viiaJ, adv. curiously. Wawiiaj
nind ijitvdih", I act or do curiously.
Wawiiajitag(.f,(nin) n. v. I speak
curiouslyj I make drolleries in
speaking, jokes; 3. p.-i; p. wetv..
sid.
Wawiiatan, s. the city of Detroit.
Wawiiatanong, in o. at Detroit, to
or from Detroit.
Wawiiawama. Watoiiawf,, etc. Of-
S. Mnmoiannmu. JMamoiawe. etc
Wnirihhiigan, s. compass, the in-
strument with which circles are
drawn; pl.-a«,.
IVnin'ieia, nr-mugnd, u. v. it is
round or tm'tt/a/-; p. waidtriiriag,
oX'inagak.
Wduiithddri. (nin) a. v. in. I cut
it round, in a circular or semi-cir-
cular form; 3. p. o wan...; p. ivauiw
..an (J.
Wd'viukona, (nin) a. v. an. 1 cut
some an. ot)j. in a circular or
semi-cirrular form; 3. p. o ivaw..
;;,; 11. waia..muJ. — J'ahirjigu/i nin
wawiicbma] I cut a piece of bread
round.
Ud'ciionigun, s. an, a kind of sea-
slicll; \i\.-(ig.
Wuiviliinincigad, u. v. it is round or
^l<lvliir\ p'. irniaicgnl:.
Wairi/rwinafrf'siminhlmin, n. v. 3,
ji. the apple is round,
}\ awiirndagan, s. Alg. S. Maha-
ki nsng.
Wiiniiin. 'nin) n. v. I am round, if
a round shape; 3. p. / ; p. «•«/«-
nne.-iiil.
Wdirililon. {nin) a. v. in. I make ii
round; 3. p. <> truir...; p. icaia,-
tod.
W'nu-ij, nih.-. S. Ml ??iiiidar'f.
lVatnJcnd<rm,( iiin) n. v.' I rejoice, J
;ini glad, I am proud of joy; 3. p.
1.; p. 'rin!..ang.
Wa'vijtndamia. (nin) a. v. an. l-.
make lum rejoice; 3. p. o iraw..r,:
p. ireic.ad.
IJ aiHjciidaimncin,, s. joy, rejoicing.
Wii"'/Jfinini. (nin) i\. v.; 3.\).-<; 8.
IVd'rijciiditm.
h'airij, liinta. (vin) a. v. an. I praise
him in thr/ughts; 3. p. o waw..n', p.
u-eir..7nad.
H'airijia, (riin) a. v. an. T please him,
1 say what pleases him; 3. p. o
■)cau'.,n; p. weivijiad,
Wuto'Jigade, {nin) n. v. I have fine
straight legs; 3. p. L; p. wew..ded.
WawiJig/'Jwe, (nin) n. v. I speak ele-
w^mmirmnhmmmin,..
.r|if»«*!
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Rnntlv; vainly, witli researched
words; 3. p. 1; p. «.«•«... wW.
ii'u'i',iim,(nt„,)n. v. 1 i?lory, I boast,
lj)rai.se niyHelf; 3. p.^y; p. wftv..
\Va>r!jin<liwin, s. praise, flait'iry.
na-vihi. iidv. fthf frequentative of
wiXvi.) snIdDin, very seldom, once
m n lonif time.
Wamliiiirind, p. s. a. an Indian to
whom a woman in irjven to mnrry
lier. nolens, volen.s ; pl.-i/</.-S.
Wdwikireia, or-mngnd, \\. v. tiiere |
IS a corner; p. wuiti..iag ■ or-ma- I
{/at "
H awina, (nvi) a. v. an. freq. I name I
luinolten, I call upon his name, \ ;
mention lum frequently; 3. p. o '
uxiwmnn: p. wainminad: imp. wa-
WV;/.— S. Winn. *^
IViiwitiidr, (niii) n. >. I am a good
archer or bowman; 3. p. 1.; p. ivew
. .kcd .
Wawinuwca, {nin) a. v. an, I ap-
prove him; 3. ^.on'au'..n; n. waia
..ad.
Wdu<inda(janea.{nm)n. v. I am mnch
named, I am renowned, celebrated
famous; 3. p.-^■; p. waia..sid,
nawiiidagane,siwin, s. renown,fame
celebrity.
Wuwindamadimin, (nin) com, v. we
promise each other ; p. waid/r
didjui,
nawiiula>7iadiwin., a. mutual prom-
ise, or promise made to several
persons; p[.-un.
\y'dwi/iduma(je, {nin) n. v. I promise-
3. p. 1.; p. waid..(jed. ' '
iyawindamaijewin, s. promise: nl -
an. ' '■ '
}Vdwindamriwa, (nin) a. v. an I
promise him; 3. p. o waw.,n;\
'Waia,.tvad. '
Wdwindan, {nin) a. v. in. fren I
name it or mention it often •" J
pmniseit; 3. p. ««-«...; p, ,^,^-^__
Wdwindjigade,OT~magad, u. v it is i
much named, it is told often; it is |
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rerjowned, lamous; p. waia.cUg,
Wamndjigadewin, a. renown or fam^
of some in. object.
Wau'indjigai, {nin) n. v. freq. I am
frequently named. I am renowned;
J- p.-"; p. waia-sixl.
Wawinge, adv. (often pronounced,
ojm^j/^,)vvell.pprfectlv.thourou«h-
ly,e.vactly, entirely, fully, precise.
yyawlngeikanjuin) &,\. an, I do
't well; 3. p. o wan'...; p. nw.,
on IT. '
iVatringeo, {nin) n. v. F do s. th to
IH'rIection, 1 am skillful, precise,
able, I am a master, i am perfect
indoini,'orsayin«s. th.;3. p.-i;p
toe w.. Kid. '^ ' ^
Wawingemwin, s. precision in work-
ini,' or speaking, skill, skilfulness,
ability, perfection, exactness.
Waivuujetchige, {nin) n. v. I act
with precision, exactness, skill; 3
p. 1.; p. we.w,,qed.
nawingetm, ^ nin) a. v. in, I fix it
well, i make it sure. I arrange
Ld^ '''^' '^' ""'""'•••' P- «"«<'. .
Wawinikah, {nin) n. v. I have hoi-
low eyes; 3. p.-i; p, u'cn..hid.
\yaic(,n.(nin)n. v. 1 howl, (like a
dog or wolf,) ■Xl^.wawono>l^,wa.
Wawonowi,i,_ s. repeated howling.-
^. Hont/inn,
"^wi'"'^' Ir'^ "• ''■ I am carried
away by the current of a river; 3
p.-o; p. wai€h..gud.
nehagodjiji, {nin) n. v. S. Pakite-
smn. Gainssc.
Wthnsh, {nin) n. v. I am carried
away by the wind ; 3. p.-,'; n
waiibashid, H- » , p.
Wiha,8in n. v. it is carried away bv
the wind; p. waii..inq. ^
Wehendarn, {nin)n. v. /made up my
mi'id, I am resolved; 3. d ) -n
waU..ang, h ^m p.
WeU-, Ot, S. Mddii-,
nebigaan, {nin) \. v. in. I cut off
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with an axe, what is spoiled or
rotten; 3. p. o tveb...; ^>.waie..cni(/.
WeM<mwa,(nm)a. \.an. I cut off
with an axe, from some an. obj.,
vvhat :: spoiled or rotten; 3. p. o
web .n\ p. wale. .wad.
Web/Jan, (nm) a. v. in. I cut off
with a /onfe, vvhat is spoiled or
rotten; 3. p. o tveh...; p. waieh/J-
nng.
'•Villi j!vu,{)} in) a. v. an. I cut off
with a knife, from some an. obj.,
what is spoiled or rotten; 3. p.
W(b,.n; p. ivaie..wad: imp. webii-
U'i. ''
Wibikodan. {7wi) a. v. in. S. We-
bijan.
H 'ibikona, {nin) a. v. an. S, Webij-
iva.
Webi?ia, (nin) a. v. an. I throw him
away, i reject him. abandon him;
3. p. web..n; p. waiihinad.
Webinamagowini-jawendagosiwin, s. ;
indulgence; ^\.-an. \
Wihinamawa, [nin) a. v. an- I throw I
away s. th. belonging or relating |
to him; also, 1 forgive him, I par-
don him; 3. p. o web..n; jx waie.. \
wad. j
IVebinan, (nin) a. v. in. i throw it
away, I cast it off; I abandon it,
reject it; I wean myself of a hab-
it or practice; 3. p. o web...; p.
waiebinang.
Webinan nind anamiewin, (nin) n.
V. 1 apostatize, (1 reject my relig-
on.)
Webinidimin, (nin) com. v. we re-
ject or abandon each other, we
separate; p. waie-didjig.
Webinidiwi-masinaigan, or webinidi-
wi-ojibiigan, s. b'iil of divorce ;
nl.-an.
Wehinidiivin, s. separation (of per-
sons that lived together,) mutual
rejection; divorce.
Wibinigade, ov~magad, u. \. it is
thrown away, rejected; it is aban-
doned, forsaken, given up; it is
forgiven, pardoned; p. tvaie..d€g,
or-niagak,
Wehinigan, s. an. abandoned or re-
jected person; or any oth^r an
obj. thrown away, reject. <l or
abandoned; pl.-«^.
Wibinigan, s. in. any in. object
thrown away or cut off, \)\.-an.
Mebinigas, (nin)u. v. I am rejected
cast off, abandoned; 3. u.-o- n'
waie.. sod. ' ^'
Webinige, (nin) n. v. I throw awav
I reject; also, I confess my sins'
3. p. L; p. tvaicged. '
Webinige'vin, s. the act of throwing
away; also, confession.
n'ehukima, (nin) a. v. ««. f throw
him down to the ground ; 3. p. o
web..n; p. waie. .mad.
Wehis.^iton,(nin) a. v. in. I m;ike it
fall down, or fall off; 3. p. o tvcb...-
p. waie. .tod. '
Wedabaniked, p. s. a. he that makes
a sleigh, a cart, a wagon, etc
cartwright; pl.-/2^. '
Wedahiad hebojigrganjin, p. s. a. he
th.it makes hoises draw, coach-
man cartmnn, driver; \)\.-ji,tbeh...
n cdahmd pijikiwnn, p. s. a. lie that
makes oxen draw, oxen-driver-
V^-JjgpiJ...
nedaked, p. s. a. he that steers,
steersman, pilot ; \t\.-jig.
iiedapinang anamiewin, p. s. a. he
that takes religion, a convert ; pi.
-ig ana...
Wedapinangjuwendagosiwin, p. s. a.
he that takes communion, com-
municant; \)\.~igjaw...
Wedi, adv. there.
Wcdi nakckana, adv. on that side of
the road.
Wegin, skin, hide. This word is ne-
ver used alone ; it alwavs occurs
attached to the name of some large
quadruped, and siuiiifies its hide
or skin ; as : Pijikiwegin. oxhide,
cowhide; huffaln-robe. Monsunqin,
the hide of a moose. Oma.ilikon-
wegin, the hide or skin of a stag
or hind. P!.-o?j.-S. Waidn.
Wcgingin, like one's own mother.—
Wegingin nind iji .sagia aw ikwe ;
I love that woman like my owa
mother.
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Weffonen ? pron. what ? how ?
^re;,onen weridji-... .^ why ?- |.r«w„f;j
sjy [tiat ;
Wigotogweri, I don't know what -
Weyotogwen cjed-ihitoqwen ; I don't
know what he will say.
,T'"^"'ff/"'''*'^^'^--' I ''on't know
why— {KcfA>/v^,^f;i wejulji-nuhka-
disigwen; I don't know why he is
angry. ^ ^ '^
IVe^otngwenish, s a«. any ««. object
ittie respected, considered as a
nmdodawa; I tnfie with Iiiin 1
malie hght of hnn, I respect hun
ij tied considered, t/i/ie ; pl.-rt/i.-
yy eyotoywenishing nin dodan, : I
thbg * at"««, as a worthless
IFe^^^a^r* / interj. lo ! see ! Wegwdqi
budassamosse ! See, he is coinm/'
Wegwm^nlimU ( pron. weyosnrnuul, )
p. _s. a. he that is a son, a son : ol
—fig. ' i ■
Weieji7,(ieshTcid, p. s. a. he that is
cheatinghabitually,cheater,swind-
ier. embezzler; deceiver, impostor,
seducer; ]iL-jig. '
Wekkwi'.iassimg, p. ne-q. that which
has no end, endless, eternal,
nejawaslihoKdgwag mashlciU , s
green tnedicine, vitriol.
Wejibahandam, {nin) n. v. I have a
WEM
beautiful dream : 3. p. :.
: p. waiej
■ .ang.
Wrjibahandamov)m, 8. the act
dieatmng a delightful dream,
y^'eiibahuuhtgan, s. beautiful, de-
lightful dream ; pl.-aw.
W ejibahandjige, {niii) n. v. S. We-
Jthahandum.
Wejihugadessinogmasinmqan, s un-
written uaper, white paper.
yVejihnged, p. s. a. he that marks or
writes, writer, clerk, pl.-//v
^<^eJ6mA>u,i) a. v. an. I paint some
an. obj.; 3._p.tf«v^..„; p. waiejinad.
Wejinan, {mn) a. v. in. I paint it •
^■V-oweJ...;p. waie..aiiff
Wejimgade, or-magad, u. v. it is
painted; p. waie..deg, ox-maguh.
nej>mgan, s. paint; p|.-„„. ^
^Vejtnige {n,n)n. v. I paint: 3. p 1 •
p. waiejiniqid. *^ '
Wejinigewinini, s. painter ; [G. An-
streicher.j > l -^.u
Wemahvaianl s.; Y>\.^vag. S. £aia-
Unoiiadcd, and Batinoqade.
ntmhisntchigusnsdg pdjcwrjigan, s
^^. un eavened bread; [F. azvme.'l
l^emnjnl, p. s. a. he that I.as the
scat), scabious, mangy ; leper ; pi
— -JZi!'. T f ■
Wimitigoji, Frenchman; Canadian ;
f\.-n-ag. '
'^yemitumi-anamia, {nin) n. v ]
pray French that is, I profess 'the
Koin. Catholic religion. 3. p l •
p. winem..ud. ' '
Wemitiaqji- ana mie le i gamin , s
French church, that is, a Catholic
church; pl.-oft.
Wcmitin(,jir-una7niewin, s. tlie Ro
man Catholic religion. — The In
(bans call it so from the circum-
s ance that the Canadians, whom
they call Wemitujojiwun, (French-
men,) are all Catholics, with verv
rare exceptions. ' ^
Wemitig,>ji]cwe, s. Frenchwoman;
Wemjtigojihwens, s. a young French
girl; pl.-a^.
Wemitigojim, {nin) n. v. I speak
l-rerich; 3. p.-o ; p. wuictncd.
iyeimhgoji masinaigan, s. a French
book, or letter.
WemiUgoji-melcaUivilcwanaie, s. Ca-
tholic priest; v>\.~g.
Wemitigojinwicin , s. French Ian-
guage.
WenvUgojins, s. a little Frenchman-
a trench boy; pi.-rt^. '
WemiUgojiwaki, s France, (land of
Uie French. ) Wemitigojiwaking, in
nance, to or from France.
yyeniMgojiwibiigun, s. a French
writing, any writ jin the French
language ; u\.-aii.
yyemUigojiwiiiige, {mn)n. v. I write
m French ; 3. p. 1. ; p. tvuicged.
p?i f """ l^B
1^
^m
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Wemiiigojiwmin. n. v. it is writtoii
(or printed) in French ; p. waiem..
Wemitigojiwisntchfijude, or-mnffad,
u. V. it is translated into French;
p. wu'iem..deff. v.r-mivjak.
Wemitigojiu'issUim, (.nin.) a. v. m. 1
translate it into French ; 3. p. o
wem... ; p. wtiie-.top.
Wmudaigadeg biwnhik, hammered
iron, (not cast iron,) wrought iron.
Wtii(iffun/'M, p. s. a. maker of woo-
llen dishes; pl.-Z/y.
Wind (id, u. V. it is easy; it is cheap,
low; p. nmii'inlnk.
Wiruleg nihi, s. boiling water ; [111.
krop.J
Weiidis {nin) n. v. I sell cheap ; 3.
p.-?'; p. ivaiindisid,
hend/'s?', n. v. 3., p. it is cheap, low,
("iny an. obj.)p. wine/ixlisuf .- Wen- 1
ilidhokof:h,wendu-vwa(j opiniri] pork !
is cheap, potatoes are cheap.
Wcndji-, the Chamje oiondji; which
see.
Wendji-mol-aanff, where the sun ris-
es, east, orient.
Wendjita ! wendjira ! very well !
thanivs ! thank you !
Tre«</;V!'a,_ properly, proper, simple.
- Wendjita anamugijiiiad, proper-
ly Sunday, (not a'hol'iday.)
Wendwe, (nin) n. v. S. Wendis.
Weyd ? pron. Ot. who I
Wenihan! gone! disappeared! —
Anindi nin mnhmian nn -ateg onm?-
Wenihun! Kawin nin mihunsin.
Where is my knife that was here?
-It is gone ! I cannot find it.
Winihik, adv. a short time, a mo-
ment.
Wenidjanimngm, like one's own
child or children.- Wenidja7imin,-
gin nind iji sugia : I love him like
Tny own child! Wenidjanimngvi
hi dodagonan Kije-Manitn ; (rod
treats us like his own children.
WoiijisJiid, p.'^S. Oiiijuh.
Wenijinhld-Manito, s. Holy Ghost.
Wem^hhing, p. S. Onijishin.
Wimpaj., or winipunaj, adv. easily,
IS a
without much labor or cost ; for
nothing.
Woiipunnd, u. v. it in easy; it is
(■heii|); p. ir(iU..nnlc.
WcniiHin(')id(ini,{ninA n. v. I think
s. th. is easy; 3. p. 1,; ■wa'uK.unir.
().s<i>/i lit ii'nnlpiuiendiini U-o; tliou
thinkest nil things to he easy.
Winipanrnddn, [nin) a. v. in. \
think it is easy, or cheap, I find ii
easy, or cheap ; 3. p. o iren... ; p
ii)(i/'i..(ing,
Win/'/mnfi/iima, {nin) n. v. an. 1
think it is cheap, I find it cheap,
{an. obj.) 3. j). o iocn..n ; p. waii..
mad,
Winipanis, {nin) n. v. I am cheai^ :
3. p. -<; p. waii.. .lid.
W<;niiikf (H. (abridged frfxn wmi.
duxhf) who?
Woomimind, p. s. a. lie that
father, .i fatlier; pl.-;/?Y/.
Wia^tn.iijin, like one's "own father.-
Wfossiniiin hahamitnw nw inini ;
be obedient to that man like to
thy own father.
Wu'<au<(ig dfg/iumdaming. p. s. a. the
yellow thing that is eaten with
other things, mustard.
Wcs/iki-tinciniad, p. s. a. he that
prays of late, a new convert to re-
ligion, a new Christian, a neophy-
te; p\~jig.
WcukHgina tnitujann, s, an. poim'
shoot. (Vhe same aso,s7//'?V?'«.) '
Wishl-inigid, p. s. n. he that is born
of late, a young person, a youiiK
man, a lad, a youth ; or a voung
woman, a maid, a grown trir'l. PI.
irci^hHniindjig, young folks.
Wf.diH-tihil'ak] in the beginning of
the night.
Winhnn'ah, {nin) n. v. I keep pre-
pared, (for death, etc.) 3. p.-«; p.
waiishnwnhid ,
Wet:hi'H'lnidis, {nin) r. v. I prepare
myself"; .3. p.-o; p. waie..sod.
Wi.shiiwisdt^m {nin) a. v. in. I pre-
pare it; 3. p. wes... ; p. wait. tml.
Wdsfanoita, (nin) r. v. S, Weshmvi-
nidis
Wessean, u. v. there are trees blown
WEw 409 ^,,^
down liv tho wind- U"!
ronvrrHi;] p. >vairs.smni/.
Weu't; s, Koosc; p|. wmvy.
Wew<'h,>/,.,i.', ov-m,ujn,L ii. v. it docs
notlmn^'woll, it will fall down';
Wewihanahan, or wei'ivhunahuiun, s
my
p.-*;. p.
imp .Mn.M.t necessary for 'W^uii
with a kook. ^
Wmih,.,u,hanal: s. thn stick .,r rod
on wind, tho lino with tho r.,-,lunw
hook istastonnd;p|.-„„. ""^
witlahoolcja. p. I.;|w,v,/r../w:
nfwvlHtnoicin (ui/nioKh, n v ■> ,,
i5j '''^s ^^"s« '"« li'ii ; p. .;.«^wA:
Wewvbihirn, {,un) n. v. [ w
head to sijrniCy, ;io .' 3
wai('/i'..n/(l.
W<:WthU-Wi-aiva, {nin) a. v. an \
wa- my head to him, in siLniof
negation; 3. p. wew, ,m,, wakw..
Wewrhma, (nm) a. v. a/i. I swin-
him, 1 rock him on a ro.ddorr
chair; .?. p ,; «„vi;..„; i>.w„lc..»a,h
nn\). iri;)r,h,j.
WcwMs {uii'i) r. V. I swing or rock
myself; ,}. p.-,,; p. y,^^^ ^^,^_
\Uirehisun, s. a swing; pl.-«;,.
\\i-irrlu><,,,n.apaMwv), s. rocking-
cliair; \A.~ai,. ^
Wcwemljiynnu, s. great horned owl;
n ewe
<'cni adv. ^yell, riglit, just, ex-
actly, ddigentlv.
Wejrv/Hjfatra, {n'in) m. y. an. Ot. S
n'cwr.sf<rvfl.'i,{nin) r. v. Ijnovo the
air with a fan to cool myself,. J fan
inys(df; A. p.-,; p. ?w«c..W.
^f«wm^^y,,^i, 'jx wewesaeuwin, s. fan-
pl.-a«. '
fTcwcww., (w//i) n. V. I move the
air with a fan, 1 fan; 3. p. l.;p'
Wewesnewu, (nin) a. v. an. I fan
nim, I cool him with a fan; 3 p o
weiu n ; p. waie..wad ; imp. wc-
soon.
nVv/v7„Wa;«, (>nn)n. v. I am in a
'""/y t^ return home; 3 pi.,,"
irate. .a/It/. ' ' *•' ' •
Hr,riV.,„ („,;,,) or, nm irewihhna, a.
v.a«. I luMTv him; 3. p. „ ivew..n;
vvild,i„c.k;|K.sarcelie;|pi.-,/.
W^«.'/W.s;.(>i/M)n. v.lan,inahurry•
ifcwi/n.i/d-u, (frln) n. v. I make
h;.«totogosoniewhnre, or to re!
«'rn home, trav...|ing by hm.l or
':yj:'t/^n)3.p.I.;p.,,,^,,>.j;'''
\\.""'^":'"""i; s. hurry, haste.
ii!'n'<ht/a, (nin) n. v. I make haste
;;;f*'*^«-^»'M;^-p-i.;p. wai,
WewiUtatvin, «. hurry or liaste in
doimj s. th. '
WcMnljiwamid, p. s. a. },f, who owes
ahouse, th,.p,„pn,.,orofahoii.so,
»>.»( the house, thohmdlord; n
;;A',y. '
HV- particle denoting will, desire
inte.ition, resohanm; p. «;a-.-'
-A^^(<^ 'j/a, I go; />eM ^t-fW/a, I int.md
to go. \\a-ijatl.\w. whoiiitemis
';>iro; [L. itunis.l
Wihima, (nin) a. v. an. I sleep with
iiim; .(. ]>. o «.//;..,,; p. wahtmml.
( M ihtmaijan. bed-fellow. Hee
Wote to lV'i,//anoHma<mi.)
^yif><n,limia,[},in) com." v. we sleep
t^<)gefh(n- in the same bed; p. wab..
n'z/,{,/, s. his tooth; ]A.~an.-NML
kthd. my tooth, thy tooth; pl.-a«.
gndwihnaman ako.sin<,- it is hard
J.P'}'"'"')tohavetooth.ache.
Wibtdd-mrnhkiki, B. medicine for
"J %,
'*!il-
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410
W[D
>i'M
tooth-ache, anodyne drops for
tontti-iiclie.
Wihithhddi', ar-mngady ii. v. it is
laced, it is omiimented with laco;
p. icuh..<jc(j, or-maijali.
'^Viliuhhidnqah. s. lace, [F. den-
telle.J , ^
yVihrma, (nin.) a. v. an. 1 make it
narrower. lstrniL;hfen it, (a/i. obj.)
3. p. o wilt .ii\ ]). wahonad.
Wihnnan, (nin) a. v. in. I make it
narrower, {in. obj.) 3. p. o wi/>...;
(>. wah..n)uj.
WibiranuKja'd, u. v. it is made nar-
rower. It is straitened; p. wah..
gale.
Wi'f, m'dj, ividjt, in compositions,
siRnilios asudcuttiun, accompany-
ing, co-operati'iii. (Exaini)ios in
some of the loiiowinjr words.)
Widahimn, {nin) A. v. an. 1 am sit-
ting with him, or by his side; 3. p.
owid..n; p. wadaliimad.
Widakamigisiina, {nin) I play or
amuse niyself together with him;
3. p. o wid..n.\ p. wad..mnd .
Widam, at the end ol' verl)s, alludes
to spealing; as: Ni/id indpiniuH-
dam, I use bad language, ollen-
give words, in a certain manner. —
Nind ajideivida/n, 1 gainsay. i\'t«
daii-icewidam. I s[ieak in such a
plare.
Widebive, {nin) n. v. I will sav the
truth, that is, T persist upon what
I say, I obstinately maintain it, I
urge it, I want to have it believed,
or done; 3. p. 1.; p. wa-dehwed.
Widige,{ninj n. v. I cohabit, I live
together in the same room with
another, or with others; also, I am
married; 3 p. 1.; p. wadiged.
Widigfrna, {nin) a. v. an. I live
with her (him) in the same room;
also, I niu marrie<l to her, (him;)
3. p. o wid..n\ p. wad. .mad.
Widigima^an, s. cohabitant, a per-
son that lives together with an-
other, or with others ; also, hus-
band; wife. — This word is always
preceded by a possessive pronoun,
ninwidigimagan, lei widigema^fan.,
witligi'/naganan, etc.— S. Mwi.'ih.
Widigendaa, {nin) a. v. an- I join
him (her) in marriage with an-
other p(irson, I marry him (her)
to some person; 3. p. o wid..n: p.
Wild. .ad.
Widigcndlmln. {nin) com. v. weco
habit, we live together in the
same room ; we are married to-
gether; p. wad..didj-g.
Widigendiwin, s. cohabitation; mar-
riage, wedding; married state.—
Anamic-widigcndiiLin , Christian
marriage.
Widigciidlwini-ti/ihinindjipixon, s.
wedding-ring, nuptial-ring; pl.-a/i.
Widigend/ti'ini-n'ikondiwin, s. wed-
ding-feast, nuptials; \)\.-an.
Wiiligewin, s. cohabitation, or mar-
riage, ill regard to one of the par-
ties; ( in regard to loth parties it is
■widigendiivin. ) Minwendagw a d
nin ividigewin ; my cohabitation
(or marriage) is agreeable. Min-
v'cndagwad nin widigendiwdninan;
our marriage is agreeable.
Widigewin i-agwiirin, or, widigciidi-
wuri-agwiwin, or, iridigendiwini-
haJiixikauhigan, s wetlding-gar-
meiit, luiptia' robe; pl.-rj«.
Widf or uidji-, is the third person
of nidj' or nidji-; which see.—
( Widf ikwcwan, a woman like
herself. Widf anohitagewinini-
wan, his fellow-servant. Widji-
J.ioiwisensan, his fellow-boy.—
Consult Otchipwe Gram. Chapt
II. Ofthe Third Persons.)
Widjaiaiva,{nin) a. v. an. I have
him with me, or, I am with him-
3. p. icid..n; p. wad. .wad. '
Widjanimi.'iima, {via) a. v. an. I
sutler with him; 3. p. o wid..n', p.
wad .mad.
Widfanitihinahen, s. his fellow-
man, his neighbor.
WidjanoHma,{nin) a. v. an. I work
with him; 3. p. o ivid..n\ p. woil.,
mad.
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411
fellow-
y^tdjamkimcujan,^ s. fellow-laborer:
ri;rn-|T '"* word IS always , , re-
ce<lo<ll,v a possessive pronoun as:
J-\m mdjanolimaijaii, my feilow-
lellow-laborer, etc.
^'■ifJjiJ'ihnnuhunaJnin) a. v (ui \
spend the winter with h.m;i win-
terwithh.m;3. p.o„vV/..W,..«W
..mad. ( WiJjihibonuM;>LaZ
fellow-winterer.)' •' '
"ft'-^'^tf""' ^"'"^ ^- ''■ an- I drink
togehorwithhiin;3.p. o ,,^,/..
P- 'Wad.. mad. Wtdjibimaomi
compotator.) •' """"y"'*'
WidjUiniadLsm, s. his fellow-liver
hisnei-rhbor. '
WuIjUdudimU, {nia) corn. v. we
are drinking together; p wad. .did-
^UdjihindhDin, s. compotation
^^^//^(/(//•mT/rta, («e«j a. v. an I
five with him (her) in the same
country or place; he is my coun-
tryman, (she IS my country wo-
iiiiin,) 1 am a native of the same
country or place as he (slie) is- •{'
p.omd..n;p. wad. .mad. ( IVid'.
ndakia:emaga>i, countryman; fel-
low-citizen.)
Widjideema, {/dii) a. v. I have the
same heart with him, f love him
from all my heart, and ho loves
me, we have hut one heart to-
gether; 3. p. o ufL.n; p. ioad..mad.
nidjidimama,{nii),) a. v. an. I ac-
company him with my mouth I
converse with him; 3. p. ,; .«„-^.',„.
p. Wdd .mad. '
Widjigahuwitawa, {tiin,) a. v. an I
am standing with him, or by his
side; 3. p. wU..n; p. wad..wad.
yyidjigwahanmawu,{m./i)a v an I
dip my hand in the same vessel
with him, to draws, th. out of it,
*■>• P- f^ wtd..n\ p. wad. .wad.
Widmwe, {nm)n. v. I accompany,
WID
sSiS^Ss^'^''-^'^--''"-''^
lak ^°''' ^'^^••''' P- «'«^"
iVidJuwewm, s. keeping comnanv
accompaniment. ^ " ^"'"P^"y'
^ytdf vmil-asoma, (nin) a. v. an I
have the same name as he; he is
my namesake; (my patron-s'afnt
J. p. ««',,/..„; p. wad..mud.
nulj-lHweian, s. his brother; his
comrade.-S. lY^nkiwe. '
WiiHimMrewa, (nm) a. v. an. S.
Wuljindaa, (vzn) a. v. an. I send
hun along with somebody, 1 make
hnn go with somebody; 3. 'p. r>«S
■m; p. wad. ad. 1 ' ««t.
Widjindan.(nm)^.v.in. I make it
come with me, I come with it 3
•esusshal comeinthecloudf of
heaven wiih power and great glorv
g< ther^ It has communication with
stli.,1 agrees well; p. wad..fiak
^^^'Iji'idmun, (nm) com. v. we 7o
together somewhere; we heln or
assist each other; we are i cSm
pany ogether;p.,.«J..,7,V/;vi. "'"
^^'djtnd-mrwagan, s. companion ; nl
-<'g.~ I here ,s alwavs a posses
SI ve pronoun before his wofd as.
^mS;c!""""^"'^''"y^'^'"P«"-
"men? ''""' '' '""'"^' accompani-
WidjiaihisJdma, ( nin) n. v. I spend
the summer with ban; 3. p. «,U/
^igan, fellow-summerer. S
yyidjanokimagan, and the Mle to
Wtdwiihoma, {nin) a. v. an. I die
w 'r^v^^^^"^■'^••"'• p- -«^--
j.V^f ".■—(. '^ Mjimh manan. )
yyidjipastgwima, {nin) a. v. an I
■'^n
"«'•'
m
Til
C"f^*-
WID
'iV2
WIG
^W'
nil
W'uljiphullijrma, {/tin) a. v. an. T
^M) til with limi. 1 accomimiiv lijui
Roiiij,' ill ; .■). p. tcith.n; p, uad..
■niiul.
Widjisfi/niofdmi, (nln) n. v. an. I
iliiiicc! uiih hmi (li(!i;);j. \).ouid.-
v; p. wail.. trad.
M ■i<'fjii^iijirii/i/,'i/i'/»ia, (n/'n) a. \. an.
I spcii'l Mi(! xpriiij,' Willi liiin ; ,\. p.
nni(l..n ; (i. wad. .mad.
l\'/dJ/ta(//rti(//,\/r/nia, (wm' •'. ' . an. i
spt'iul (ho lall-snasun wit,, 'um ; 3.
p. oii'HL.n; p. u'ad,.vi(A.
]i id//'n'a.in/n) ;\. wan. Iain with
luiii, I accuMipaiiy hiin, 1 nu with
him Koincwlitrc ; or h<! i>()(!s witli
ni(\ i taki'liiiii aUmu with mo; 3.
p. o u'iiL.n ; p. H'adjiicid.
}\ /dj/a'ai/an., s. {'oiiipaiiioii, asso-
ciate, paitiicr ; luishaiul ; wiAi ;
coniiadi' ; pi «,?. ^'I'liis word is
always [iroccih'd iiy a possensivi'
jiroiimiii, as : JSi'n wuljia-tujan, «
ividjia'aijanan, titc.
]\ fd///n'l,i,/ii/, m<i, {nin) a. v. an, 1
3. p. o
I'l'asl toiiclhor with him
irid..n : {>. wad. .mad.
}yidjii(jiina,{n/'n) a. v. an. I have
th(> saiiK" mother as lio has; 3, p.
oirid..n ;])._wad../nad.
VidJot/intl/'/nin, (nln) com. v. wp
have all of us the same mother ;
p. waa..didji(j.
}\'idJonwaf(,ma.{nin) a. v. an. I re-
joice with him; 3, p. wid..n\ p.
wad. .mud.
Widjviiiininia, [nin) a. v. <?/;. I liave
the same lather as he has ; 3. }>. o
w!if..n ; p. nail. .mad.
]] idjoi}t-i-iiid!)n>n\ (n/n) coin, v. we
liave the same lather, all ol us ; p.
wa</..didji(f.
Wldi'l-aijr, i^nln) n, v. I liejp some-
body, I take party; 3. p. 1.; p.
waa..i/id.
Wuloht((;cn-in., s, help, single help,
(not mutual. )
}\'idohrmadlm/n, (nin^ com. v, wc
help each t)ther ; we are in coin-
jtany; p. u'ad..didjig.
f] idohimawa. {nin) a, v. an. S. Wi-
dukawa.
Widiifran, (m'n) n. v. I help, I keep
company, 1 do or say as others do;
3. |).-^; ; p. wad. .nod.
W-idohaii'u, (nin) a. v. av. 1 help
him ; assist him I take his party ;
'.\ |>. v/d..n; J). irud..irad.
Widtiluurriiinia. (nin)a. v. an. 1 as-
sist his thoiiyhls, his mind ; 3. p. o
wid..n\ p. Wild ..mad .—Jieh'ndmjed
ki a'idvkairfvimi(jonan ; (he Lljrd
assists our inind'i vvith his grace.)
]\ iilokodadimin, (nin) com. v. wi«
h(dp each other, we are associated,
allied ; p. wad-.d/djiij.
M'iddl-iidadin/'n. s. niiitiial help, as-
Kociatioii, ;i\iiii\H-i\ -KifcM/irawrn
da<j<iiiidii<r (uridokudadiiviniwa, thii
("^omimuiioii of Haints.
Widiipaina, (nln) a. v. an. I oat with
him. at the same table or out of the
same plate or dish ; 3. p. o wid..n:
f. wad.. mad.
]iid(),yf;ma, (vin) a. v. an. I walk
with him ; 3. p. wid.:n ; p. wad.,
mad.
Widimagan, s. hnshand ; wife. --
'1 here is always a possessive pro-
noun before thin word; as; Aiu
wiijimaflan, ki wiijimaijav. etc.
( Wiiliginiufian is more commonlv
used for "hiishand" or "wife," thaii
viijimugun.)
h'it/iaunn, fi, lodge; house; pl.-an.
}yi(jiib. s. the liark of a linden-tree,
bassvvood ; \)\.-in.
Wigohimi), 8. large linden-tree; bass-
wood ; 'pl.-«(.
Wi</(ihi)ninis:i, r. Bois-blanc Island,
o|)posite Mackinac.
]\'ii//r<iiig, s. an. birch-tree ; pl.-fl^^
UV;/«'rt,s\v, 8. the bark of a birch-tree,
birch-bark ; Y>l.~an.
ll'igivd.sfiapakirei, s. an. several large
pieces of birch-bark sewed togeth-
er in one long piece, for the con-
struction of a lodge; \)\.-a(j.
Wiijn'dsdka, or-nnu/tid, u, v, there
are birch-trees, or," there is birch-
bark in abundance ; p. weg..kag, or
-magak.
Wiyivthdkang, in a place where
there are birch-trees.
wir
413
otTthv bark from birch-trnns ;3. i..
i);irk ,• \}\.^ofi
WIK
IJv>Wo/,ff^«„ s. (li.'h ina,Io of
bircli-l.a.!. ,; ^A.-an.
^yi<liruK,s.tc.lti)nan,fi. l)arK-canoo • i,|
■an. ' '
'nVW,„. v.it in a pity jp. ./W<,. ,
^yUoijat'KUaii, (Inst.
W^™. adj. sovoral. of didrront
^■Y;;f"fA<lill„ront k.iHisof biuls..--
braS* ''"'''"'"''"ff' a'l Ivi'i'Ia of
'r/^/,/,«,(„/«,) a. V. «;,,.!, |,.r,|nhi,„,
I "i.iiire Iniii ; I spoil or <bimatr,'
«omec*/..ohj.;;j.p.„w..,*;p.«,«^^:
M^m,7/,y« a,iv all kiri.ls of thin-.s :
(</. alb-rlci ; L. quodlihct.]
H'lmv^^,/,,., («/;^) r. V. 1 defile, in-
jure, damage myself ; 3. p.-«- p
(^^^•-w^;/„^,, (niw) a. v. pors. S. Wit-
(i<j7,.vU'npi)n.
iruamm'/nun, s. pi. dineront kinds
of fniit,
iyua{/i;iM'afl()n, (nin) n. V vers it
dollies me, it stains me: 3.\') „
>i<na...; p, wai'a<j..qod.
Wiiaijlslikaii, {//!//. j a. v. in. I drfiln
It, stain it, polliileit,- 3. p.owL. '■
\\.W(ua(j..an(j. ''
^yiiiujitthkaiiown, {niii) n. v. I bavo
dirlTcbceks; 3. p. 1.; p. ,„,,,„^ '
'Via.
WiiariisMawa, (vm)n.v. an. I de-
'.11% slam, polldic biin; 3. p. n
mi..n ; W( tin... wad.
Wiiaijinkendarios, (nin) n. v. I am
troublesome, noisy, plaguy : 3 p
,,7.*' 9-W(n>i(j...sid.
WiiagM'endwjo^iwin, s. troublesome-
acss, importunity, vexation.
^Vnarrj..hma,{vin)ri.v. an. S. Ml-
^iu,;/,ron.(>,i>i) a. v. in. T defile it,
. "ijure It, Ispoil if., ,,,„„ jj
•'• p. " "'un...; p. ir,r/nf/if()d.
n-ii,wwrrto hiiu'dl n.'v. 3. n the
J'nl s.ngs. warbles; p. laia..
yViin,s, s. meat, bis flesb.-iWi^M,
kun,s,,,ntu.,.,- my, thy, his flesh.
«/"T ;• r-.^""''- i" vvbieb meat
was boiled, broth.
Wjmhe, {nin) n. v. I make me,M
'Hat w I procure meat, by bunt'
l^J-^ and preserve it by drvint' and
s'Moking; :f. p l.;p. wai„.dked.
\yrn„,nwa. s. flesh, in general, with-
out regard to a person or animal.
nu„s..tw,{n,n)n. v. lam flesh; 3
V---1 ; p. vuiHusKiwid.
"lysell llesh, I inearnate my.self •
, '!•. I'-""' P- 'i'<da.'<..8(d. '
»K««.v.v^//;/^V/^W.,•«. s. the incarna-
ti-'Mof the Son of God.
y^'iMO, s. his body; himself. iVVi-
ff«', invbody; //(V/w-, uhy body.
nnaii'crian, s. his namesake. S
Wriiirima. a. body.
Wrjami, („/«) a. V. «„,. I persuade
liimto go with me som.'wbere I
request, invite or e.veite him to go
^'^;>;^'^ «• sivi.ii. (His skull, o«^^
^iy/i/anil-a or-magad, u. v. there
are skulls; p. waj..Ug, ox-ma-
"}&'?'irvf-,'' P'^ff^ ^vhero t.ere
aie skulks Calvary; [F. Calvaire;
(r. bclwndelstaitto.] '
^fjinn, s. an. beav-rs kidney :pl.-^
\yyinawa^,c7na, s. «;i. roll of tobac-
Wika, a<lv. seldom ; late. Wiha <,o,
\f'iy seldom; lea wika, or kawin
ii'i.ica, never.
^ kte '**'" '^"^""*''"''*' ^ '^'■'■y- 1 come
;;?
WIK
414
WIK
n.
Wii-e, s. an. anpelica-root, a medical
root ; [F. bcllp aiiReliqiu .]
Wi-Hknida7i,{nin) a. v. in. I learn
it, I want to know it; 3. p. o un...\
p. via-k.-anq.
U ikijJiidjiiiaJt', or-magad. u. v. it is
drawn, pulled ; p. wak..deg. ox-ma-
ciah.
\yik(M(1jigas,{iiin) n. v. I am drawn
or pnllt'd, liaiilcii, (a person or any
other an. oh'].) 3. p.-o ; p. ivah.
8(d.
WU-ohufJige, {nin)n. v . I d raw , pu 11 ,
haul; 3. p. l.;p. wulcged.
Wtbihidon. (nm) a. v. m. I draw it
to me, 1 f)nll it, haul it ; 3. p. o
wifr...; [^. irak..dnd,
Wihihina. (nin) a. v. an. I draw or
pull him to me, I attract him ; 3.
j>. om'./.-...; p. wa\\.nad.
]]' ilcohinigon, {nin) a. v. pers. it
draws ine, it attracts me, allures
me; 3. p. o icik...; p. wah..god.
WihdeNinui, {ilia) n. v. an. I wish
he would come, I long after him ;
3. p. ■icik..n;\). UHih..7nad.
Wikoma. {nin) a. v. an. I invite him
to a meal, or to a feast ; 3. p. o
wi]c..n\ p. wahmiad.
Wik(/nawiti, {tiin) n. v. S. Wiko{<h-
ha.
Wihmdimin, {nin) com. v. we feast
together ; j).u>ak..di/(p'g.
Wikondiwin, s. a feast ' of several
persons together ; pl.-an.
Wikimdiivini-agivtu'in, s. feast-gar-
ment.
Wikondiivini-lahisikawagau, s. feast-
coat.
Wihinge, {nin) n. v. f make a feast ;
also, 1 invite to a feast ; 3. p. 1./ p.
wak.-gcd.
Wibingoicin., s. feast ; inviting to a
feast, invitation.
Wikoflika. {nin) n. v. it attracts me,
it draws me; 3. p. 1.; p. wakuMad.
(J. Conj. )
WihdawagcUna. {nin) a. v. an. 1
pull hini by the ear; 3. p. owak..n;
p. wak..nad] imp. irik..hii.
Wihcahigina, {nin) or, nimvikwa-
ligihina, a. y. an. Idraw him un
on a rope, chain, &c.; 3. o
p. wak..nad; imp. mkwa-
to me
wik..n
higin.
Wihvahiginan, {nin) or, nin wihwa
higihidim, n. v. in. 1 draw it up to
me on a rope, &c.; 3. p. o wi)c...\
p. tvak..ang.
Wikwdkuuun honakadjigan, {nin)
a. V. in, 1 lift the anchor; 3. p. o
wik...; p. wak..ang.
WikuHtm,{nin) n. v. J draw s. th. in
my
-<>'■>
. mouth, sucking; 3. p
wukwanud.
Wik/rama, {nin) a.\. an. I suck
him, (her;) I draw in my mouth s.
th. out of him, (her;) 3. p. o wik..n\
p. n>ak..mad.—Kin wikwa?na nn-
atakoml inini; 1 suck some blood
out of thi.s sick man. Ah'niodji o
uikwuman ugin; the child sucks
its mother, (it draws into his
mouth some milk out of its
mother.)
Wikicundan. {nin) a. v. ?w. I draw
it in my mo\ith, I suck it in; also,
I draw it out with the teeth; 3. p.
onik.. ; p. ivalc.ang.
Wiktrundjigan, s. Indian sucking-
horn, to suck the hlood out, in
bleeding a sick [lerson; pi. -an.
Wikirandjigf, {nin) a. v. i am suck-
ing out, (especially the blood of a
sick person;) 3. p. ].; p. tvak .ged.
\\ikicaf:(nna.{nin) a. v. (ni. 1 entice
him, alluie him, I entreat him or
urge him to follow me, I try to
gain him over; 3. p. ou'ik..n; p.
xrak^.mud.
Wikira,wndi?nin, {nin) com. v. we
entreat or entice each other to
some action or entreprise; p. wat.
diiljig.
]Viki('af.ondi/cin, s. persuasion, en-
treating to some action, enticing,
allurement.
]\'ikwusonge, {nin) n. v. I entice
allure, 1 try to gain over some-
body; 3. p. I.; p. wak..gfd.
Wihrasongtirin, s. ent'ieinir, allur-
ement; (in regard onlv tu^lhe per-
son enticing; loikwasondiwin. in
WlK
4i5
rPffard to tho person enticins and
the person enticed.; ^' "°
Witwatchi, (ntn) n. v. I trv I
ondeavor, fesiippiall,-*^ ''
thmn.ri, I ^ \p'^"^'h to po over or
tn.,.j. i>. -o;p. ?„a^-..„^/.
yHhruMi/a. (nin) a. v. a./. J ^nd
eavor to prevail upon lu^n to IS
-|..to.n,.eir;3^r:rp'=^
earn It I ga„i jf | tjegerve i/
cause Utome;'3.p. ?S 'f' '
wak..f!(,tl. ^ " '«^«..., p
learnuorgainit.'(««. obna •
.nent desert, desen-ing. '^'
f»^W.^/|^.(«m)n.v. I endeavor,
J., p. ivahwaMut.il. '
fH^m/^r/./^,,,,, i^,an.) a. v. z„,. / trv
,i essay It J endeavor to eflec>
J:]j'i---<;mh...;i,.wak..tod.
v^« I /"''^:"'''?'^"'''^«"'«' (««■«) a-
V «« try to draw him outs, tl,
with the teeth, (a thorn, &c.) 3
Wikmttdnwma, (»{„) a. v. an I
endeavor to lead him away, Itry
tomakeh.m go with me; 3 p J
^tkwutcndam. O.m) n. v. I trv or
strive ,n my thoughts; 3. p. i^ "
W>kwak';i:/ma, {nvi) a. v. „„ t
endeavor to get some a;j. obi"-o
ifdcwuicudun, {mn) a. v. in. I en
deavortoget it, to obtain it: 3 n
j;^/?; -p. «,„;;...„„^_ ^'-^-P
Wikwcd, s.bay; [F.-anse.] IFZ/Jv/'e
«<w</, ina bay. \ "iii<(f
WIM
at ^'A ^^"Penor. ^-^',/^«,fei„„,,
«tl Anse, /romortoL'Anse. *'
•1 l>.iy, there is a bay; p. wak i!,.,
"tKrS!^^^ "^'^ '" "^ ""'•"" "f
*ff adogja^p./; J, ir
"if hl'T'^'''"' ^"^'''^ "• V- my heart
;jheat,ngmuch,-3. p. 1.; ,1. .j:!
"Snilnv "'•-'^''^r^- "-v. there
'sa hollow in a roeii, cave, cavern,
make to ,„,.selfUol1owin'oa
.nakeahol/c>wini'';.:4 3:p"
i'irni!;i l!!'*.!"'^"^'''''''^' "• ^'- 3- P
there' .«" *^^ ^'""••'"l is hollovl,"
(there IS no water under it;) n
ffroniKl p. wam.jjcifr, or -w^wf,/-
n.W...W.,or-k4W,u.v.%e^^
IS a ho low made in the; ground- n
,,!'."''«■ ■^%, or -ma'rak. ' ^'
J(^^;«/'«,v/./». s (hollow herb,) reed-
WmhaMad. u. v. it is hollow
(,herl),plant)p.,„a^../,j,. "°"°^'
inmise, j. p. o wim...; p. .m,^^^..
" ^mhnrikin mitiq, n. v. 3 n fi,„
tree IS hollow; /'«,™V,,i'^-*h«
aJ.^ow.ound;p.W.....;^;
:1
'•^^m%
:H
m
b; yH yiawi,» 8
WIN
410
WIN
R*
Win, s. marrow; (In tliohonosof tho
body,) pith.
Win, proii. ho, slie, jXin win, 1 lor
my part.
ll'(/(,or ycini, in coiiipcvsitions. siuiii-
tias iiuiltuii, i/)i/>uri'. { Exntiiiilcs
ill some ot ihc tuUowiiii; word .)
Wind, {iiin) a. v. (;/;. 1 imnu' liim, I
proiiourico his* iiaiiio; ;j. p. a ihi/hih;
|). /ramii/; iiiip._ (/•/■/■.—(_ S. tlie lrc<(.
verb, ni/i' ivawiiia.)
W'iiiiih, oiiii,) n.v. I nm in dirt, in
lilth, it is dirty wlicro I am, or
iivr
3. p. -// p
, wnnnhiil.
it is
wan..
with
U7#nr/,' u. V. it is dirty, (ilthly; im-
\mxv\ p. u'lDKik,
H intx/iK, {/tin) ti. v. I boliave un-
chastfdy, my i-oiidiict is impure;
'i. i>. -/; p. ir(t>i..i>i<L
WiiMiiiKiinii,». impuro life, uncliaste
conduct.
Wi/Kidjim, (niih) r\, v. I toll a dirty
story, my disconrso is (ilthy, iri-
detuMit; A. \). -<>; p. iran,.mi)d,
Wiiimljtin.oirin, s. lillhy story, Iti-
<it;ct!iit narrutiou or iliscoiirsc; \)\.
-an.
Wifidt/iimi, or -mm/ml, a. v.
nnolcai), dirtv. (^iKjtiid;) p.
'/nil/, or - iHiitj'tl,-.
\yin<ui(i<, s. a kind of vulture
a naki'd hoad; pi. ~(j,
yViaatiiuUjandduui, s.' the filth of the
head.
WinuKKiuj, ». the paunch of an an-
imal.
Winaira. pron. they.
Winddniiidiniin, {nin) com. v. v?e
tell each other; we give word or
warning to one another; p. wan.,
didjiij.
Windannidiiria, s. mutual telling,
or warnnig.
Windamaijc, (nin) n. v. I annonnce,
I tell, 1 relate, I make known s.
th.; '.i. p. 1.; p. wan..(jcd.
Windainaiien;yNin.) a. win. I an-
nounce it, 1 tell or relate it, I coni-
nuHiicate it, 1 make it known, I
publish it, (^ with words only;) 3. p.
u win,..; p. wan..(jed.
Windumaijewin, s. information (jiv-
l name it, 1
u '(in...; [).
en, t(?llihg, iinnnunrinfl;, public,
atioti. ( bv words, nol by writing,)
communication; warning.
Windiunmjfiwin, s. inlormation re.
cdrrd,
U'i/idiiin(if/i)iri.s-,( nin) n. v. 1 receive
a Niiiiciiiaiurai warning or com-
niunicatioiij 3. p. ;'; p. wan...\iil.
]\'ntdani(i(ii>sin'in, s. su[ieriiuturnl
warning or communication.
W'iiiddniiiirii, [nin) a. v. tin. Iteli
him, I amioiinco, communicate,
explain. (IcclariMl to him; I inform
him; 1 warn hint,- 3. p. <> irin..n: p.
W(/n, wild,
U'indiuniiirnri.", ( nin^ n. v. I niider.
stand, I am informed by words or
.signs; 3. p. (',• p. nuin..,sid.
Windninau'iiri,svwin,, s. inlormation;
coninuiiiication, obtained by words
or signs.
Wind an, (nin) a. v. in.
tell its name; 3. p.
Vdndiinij.
]\ iiiililnijiin, s, s'MiII, or his sciill,
brainjian.
Winiiiijii. s. fabulous giant that lives
on human llesh; a man that eats
human tlesh, cannibal; pi. - ij.
Wiiidiijihinifhi, s. giant's bird, (a
iiliie bird;) pi. -/lu/.
Windiijid.u'c, s. fabulous giantess
living on human (lesh; pi. -if.
n iiidiyiin'itlcon, s. an. a large kind of
"iMiKts do roclu;", or moss, wliicli
tli(! Indians eat when they ari!
starving; pi, -luj.
Windniran, one' like himself. S.
Diiwa.
Wi/itndiin, (nin) a. v. 'i/i. I think it
is_ impure; dirty, fdthy; 3. p. o
win-..; p. >i>an..an//.
Wine. •ima, (nin) a. v. an, I think
he is impure, or unclean; 3. p. o
iria..!!', p. wan. .wad.
Winiwi,", (nin) n. v. 1 am in my
monthly llowings, (a female;) 3. p.
-i; p. aHUuuriaid.
Wine wis hkote, s. im[nire fire, (the
lire of a pagan Indian woman
which she is obliged to make out
of doors, during her monthly fiow-
r,mm^u>»ttmebt,.
WIN
4lT
she cooks hor
ings, and where
'lUtllls.)
n,pur« in,, or, the tiw is impnr "
I>. wan,..anQ, ' '
Wtniwulwin, s. monthly flowi.jgs of
a female, catamenia.
Wi'HingamamlJige, {nin) n. v. J Jike
''M'lor; J. p. 1. ; p. ^c//..(7«i.
Wingdgnmi, or -mag ad, u, v, it i>
an excellent liquil}; p, «,,„.,J,
or -fnagah. ^'
>Fj«^«/(AJt, 8. aromatic herb: fC. foin
" ^"'J''"^ ('«■«) n. V. S. the freq. Wa-
ti'iiigrfi. ^
^yingmtd,iapimi,{nm)a.v. an I
In! 1 ^ 1°"" ''^""•""Phly, leaving no
"Hlk m her; 3. p. owL.n; ^.wan
t^'inmpoffom, n. v. ;j. p, jt haa an ex-
cfijieiit taste, (an. ol)j.) p. wan..
Wingipogwnd, u. v. it has an excel-
l('nt taste, (m. obj.) p, 'wnn,.wak.
\Ungoganc, (n^//,) n. v. S. mki^hh
nmgof^aneunn, s. S. NibuMiwiu.
n ingon/i, s. rtw. drowsiness, in<^iinii-
tion to sleep, sleepiness.— fl-V/t-
gcskan o hatlagoshhujon; sleepiness
oppresses him, ho js overwhelmed
with sleep.
Whigwai, s, an. S, Wingmh.
yy-mia, {nin)&. v. an. { make him
dirty; I dehle him; 3< p. o winian:
p. wamcuf. '
yi-niba, (nin) n. v. I want to sleep
I am drowsy, sleepy; 3. p. i • f,;
Winibamge gisiss, n. v. 3. p. the sun
(or moon) has a circle; p. warn.
ma.
yimidee, (nin) b. v, I have an -in-
clean, impure heart; 3. p. 1.- n
wanideed. ' ^ '
Winideewin, s. the state ofhavinir
an impure heart, uncleanness of
the heart.
WmidenigoTne, (nm) n. v. I have
an unclean nose, a sniveling nose;
WIN
H?-
yytnufvt, (nin) r. v. 1 name mvuelf
therei9m,ro;p.«,a„,/«^/o,»;,J;
WuMm, (nin) n. v. I have an «n-
wSr"ds'•3""n^' r''"' ^ ^P^"** ''•''"y
words, 3< p. I. J p. wanidimg.
i!Tf' "' '"a"ow-bone, a bone
full of marrow; pl,-a„.
yy^nigi,we,{nm)n. v, I speak im-
•urery, unchastely, indecently 3.
yyinyxHvemn, s, unchaste, impure
gua'^e."^' "'^'""'' ^'''''y '"»
^mtS^ff/,' ^- I make myself
unclean, it deUes me;3. p, omn
JKm^tM-e (nin) n. y. I make dirty
or unclean somebody} 3. u. 1 • n.
wamiwed. f •^'i v>
WUikuiai, 8. the skin of the skull.
yyvmma,(nin)n.v. an. 1 speak to
him bad impure words; 3. p, o iidn
■ '«; p. nuimmid.
yVvam, 8. fat, the fat part of meat.
yyinm, (mrOn- v. fam fat; 3. m
mmno; p. wanmod. ^
'SS. " ''^ '''^'"- ^'«<
Winimlileyan, ». his skull. S. Win-
dzhegan.
Winingm, (nin) n. v, I have a dirty
rJi^^^'.^- P- !•>• p. wan..wed.
yytmnmdji, {nin) n, v. I have dirty
hands; 3. p. 1.,- p. wan..id.
y^mtnoa (ni^,) a. v. an. I fatten
ur."?; •';.P' owin..n; p. waamwad.
yVmmodjzgas, {nin) n. v. I am fat-
tened; p. uan..sod.
Wminmngwe, (m») Ihave a fat full
lace; 3. p. 1.; p. wan.. wed.
tmfe*, (mn}n. v. I am dirty, filthy,
uncean, sluttish, nasty; indecent
unchaste, impure; 3. p.-i; p. wani-
27
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WIN
418
WIS
[,v
V. I make dirty
1 p. wan..ge.d.
V. in. I make it
; p. H'an..an<j,
I make
unn..n;
•id.— Wanitid manito, the unclean
•pirit.
Winithlagfy (nin) n
somebody; 3. p. 1,
Winiahkan, (nin) a.
dirty; 3. p. o wtn.. ,
Winishkawa,{nin) a. v. an.
dirty some an. oh}.; 3. p. o
p. u<an.:wad.
Winiside, {nin) n. v, I have dirty
feet; 3. p. \.',-n.wan..ded.
Winisik, s. wild cherry-tree; pl.-an.
WinitikengihotJ, a. a certain 'eaf used
for tea and for medicine; pl.-o«,
WiniaisD, s. his hair of the head; nl.
-an.—Nini&iss, my hair; kininss,
thy hair; etc.
Winisiwin, s. uncleanness, dirtiness,
sluttishness; impurity, unchastity.
Wmishigotnanan, a. an. his snot.
Winissaga, ox-magad, u. v. the floor
is dirty; p. wanismya/f, ox-imgak.
Winissagigi nabagissag, n. v. 3. p.
the board is dirty; p. tvan..sid.
Winiasibag, a. a kind" of Indian tea,
wintergreen; p\.-on.
Winiaaimin, s. a kind of small red
berry, the fruit of wintergreen; pi.
-an.
Winitagos, {nin) n. v. S. Winig-
ijwe.
Wtnitugoaimn, a. S. Wimgijweivin.
Winitam, he now, now he in his
turn. S. JVinitam.
Winitamawa, they now in their
turn. — Winitamaiva ta-maniase-
wag, Ifet them now chop in their
turn.
Winitchigade, or-maaad, u. v. it is
made unclean, di; -, it is soiled;
p. wan..deg, or-mayJh
'^initchigaa, {nin) n. v. I am made
unclean, iilthy, I am soiled, pollu-
ted, stained; 3. p.-o; p. wav..ao<i.
Winiichige, (niti) n. v. I make dir-
ty; 3. p. 1.; p. u<an..ged.— Geget
winitchigewag mamig abinodjiiag',
these children make all dirty,
Winitomagad, u v. it makes dirty,
it defiles, pollutes, makes unclean,
p. wan..gak. — £i d^naniwinan wi-
niiomagad kakina kiiaioinan', our
toiiguc defiles our whole body.
Winiton, {nin) A. v. in. I make u
dirty, filthy, I pollute it, soil it; 3.
p. o win,..; j-. wanitod.
Winiwi paganena, n. v. 3. p. the hn^
zelnut begins to rij)en; p. wuniwiil.
Winjide, s. soot, (in a chimney or
stove-pipe.)
Winjide, or-magad, u. v, there is
scot, or it is sooty, (a chimney or
pipe;) p. wuvjiddj/, or-magak.
iVinnwaaoma, {nm) a. v. an I
speak to or of him impurely, un-
chastely; 3. p. o win..n\ p. ivan .
mad.
Wins, (nin) n. v. I am called; [0
ich heisse;] 3. p. winso,p. ivanaod.
Winaap, s. gall, his gM.—Ninaop,
my gall; kinaoj), thy gall.— S. On-
awahan.
Wish, a. lodge of a beaver or musk
rat; pi. -a/i.
Wuhagfrmagosyinin) n. v. I smell
bad from much perspiration; 3. p.-
i; p. waah..ski.
Wiahagoningwi, {nin) n. v. I smell
bad from perspiration in the arm-
pit; 3. p. 1.; p. wa8k..u'id.
Wiakamvagami, u. v. the liquid
smells the sweat; p. wash..mig.
Wishdanakima, {nin) or, nin rvish-
danakiwema,a. v. a/i. I inhabit tho
same country or the same place
with him; 3. p. owiaA.:n;i>. wash.,
mad.
Wishdanakmcmagan, s. cohabitant
of the same country or place, fel-
low-citizen; pl.-tjfr.— This word is
always preceded' by a possessive
|)ronoun, nin, ki, o.
llishkcbad, u. v. it is swset; p. wash-
kohah.
Wishkobagami, ot-magad, u. v. it is
sweet, (liquid;) p. wash..mig, or-
magak.
Wishkdbimin, s. an. sweet corn; pi.
\\ ishkohipogosi, n. v. 3. p. it has a
sweet taste, (a». obj.) p. wash-aid.
Wiehkobipogwad, u. v. it has a sweet
taste; p. wash..'Wak.
wrs
419
brtt . P^^'Vigan, n. v. 3. p. tho
^^^^I^h>}mxd pahwejiyan, sweet-
WIS
WUikohiwarfad wua$a, ij. v. tlie
moat ,H swoet; j,. wu.:/,.,ffalk
[I w/*^o„4-,-.,/ii g. Wisconsin River
^Fw.v, s. spleen, milt.
'> '""y, or-waj/o/^, u. V. it is bitten
^V**«y«i/'"««. i^-mafyad. n. v it is
Jl /.v.af/«/r«n«wa, (nin) a. v. «« j
kmglMm,J. p. .!.»,..„; p. ^,,,..
HVAWwye, (n«Vi) n. v. I feel nnin
^t^samk a. u>i. ash-tree: [CVfr^ne
!?ras;l pl.-^^a*^. ' '• "
n i*,W,>, (,,,vO n. V. I suffer bit-
terly trom burning, I burn: 3, p.-^-
I '^"» «"fler bitterly by burn-
ing lum, I burn him; 3. p. /«,^,..,".
p. wae.,waj; ,mp. im..a.'a*A,«;»' '
Wissugan, u. V. itis bitt'o/; p. 2^a„.
IFmai^aife, or-magad, u. v. it is bt
tremely hot weather; p viul 11'
or-magud. ^ '^ue.teg,
"weafher*''' ^'"'^^^'''S heat of
"biTteWv'^r' ^/"■''^ "• ^- I«»«"«r
bitterly; 3. p. 1.; p. wase..ang.
^magendamm, a. v. an. f make
hunsi^ermuch;3.p...,..,..p^
Wissagendamitan, (nin) a. v »Vi I
make It suffer severely; 3. p'. J «,^
?>"POt bittflr
■ ^Vmngendammvm, n
siirterinc:.
orlMye,;)p.,,„,..j„j.'""(«leal
nmaguhin, (nm) n v r > ' .
lh.™(,M.-,„.v.3.p.„j,|
buter. ^ ' "^ '^'^^^'J >8 very
JjW/,*W« s. bitterness
ntsmknde.s. burnt foresfL .
a liuriit forest '°""i'o»f <roni
■n»", (onmlrVhite S MfZ'
™™e„a„„,,eftv''h"iS'or!£5
Wusin, (nin) n. v. I eat i o^ .
me- ^ n -^' ^^' ' am eat-
H^^*m^a<,a«. s. manger; trough;
£^^^^a, Interna--
.-«i
* i
WIW
420
WON
Witiinmm, eating, boarding; food.
WissoJran, (nin) a. v. in. I keep up
company with it, I like it, I fre-
quent it, I use it frequently; 3. p. o
. wis...; p_. vfcmokanff.---Og(HH o wis-
tottan iihhotiwabo, sigimgitoiga-
mig gate; he like* too much ar-
dent liquor, and frecfuentfe too
rnuch the tavern.
Wiesokawa, (nin) a. v. an. I keep
up company with him, I am fre-
quently with him; I like him; 3. p,
wie«..n; p. wast. .wad.
Wissoke, (mn) n. v. I frequent; 3. p.
1.; p. wassoked.
Wiw, {nin) n. v. 1 have a wife; 3.
p. wiwi; p. wdwid.
Wiwa}, 8. his pack, carried on a por-
tage-strap; pl.-ara.
Wiwajima, b. pack; pl.-w.
Wiivakwan, s. hat,cap; bonnet, hood ;
capuchin, [F. cbpuchon;] pl.-aw.
Wiwakwenindibis, (/tm) n. v. 8. Wi-
windibebia.
Wiwaktvctoa, (nin) d. v. an. I cover
his head; 3. p. oiviw..n\ p, waw,.
iDad; imp. wiwahwe,
Wiwan, s. his wife; or wiwishan;
which is seldom used.
Wiwegina, {mn) a. v. an. I swathe
him; 3. p. owiw..n', p. waw..nnd
Wiweginan, {nin) a. v. 4/1. I wrap it
up; 3. p. wiw...; p. waw..(mg,
Wiuteginigade, or-magad, it is wrap-
ped up in s. th.; p. waw..deg, or-
magak.
Wiweginigas (nin) n. v. I am wrap-
ped up; 3. p.-o; p. waw.. sod.
Wiwcginiga, (nin) n. v. I am wrap-
ping up s. th.; 3. p. 1.; p. waw..
ged.
Wiwegiskin, {nin) n. v, I am lying
wrapped up; 3. p. l.j p. waw.,
ing.
Wiwikage, {nin) n. v.; 1 give in mar-
riage (some person;) 3. p. 1.: n,
waw.. ged. ^
Wiwikawa, {nin) a. v. an. I give
him a wile^ I let him have a wife-
3. p. tviw..n; p, waw. .wad. '
Wiwikodadimin {rdn) com. v we
marry, we give a wife to each
other; p, wa..d{djig.
Wiwikodadia, (nin) r. v, I give to
myself a wife, I marry: 3. p. _.,.
p. waw. .sod. '
Wiwima; s. wife; pl.-^,
Wiwimu (nin) a. v. an. I take her for
a wife, I marry her; 3. p. wiw.,n;
p. wawimad.
Wiwinan, {nin) a. v. an. I marry
htr; 3. p. owtw...; p. wdwid. (Y.
Conj.) ^
Wiwindan, (nin) a- v. in. I guess if
[F. je le devirie;] 3. p. o wiw; p.
waw..nng. '^
WiiL'indihMs, (nin) r. v. I ha\-e my
head wrapped up in s. th.; 3. p.-o-
]>. tvaw..sod,
Wiwishan, s. (not much used,) his
wife. Mwish, kiwish-, my wife
thy wife. '
Won, {nin) n. v. S. the frequenta-
tive, ^in wawm.
Wonongwam, {nin) n. v. I howl in
f -ep, dreaming; 3, p. I.; p. wm..
ft V-
Wmmvin, or wawmowin, s. howl-
ing.
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J. he reader must not expect to And all the Words of the
E„,h,h language in this Second Part of the Otchipwe D cLnat
but, of „„„, „„|3, ,„^^ ^^ ^^^ ^ .^ ^ J ry
English, (and in every other civilized language > for ^i.-.! ,^
uncultivated and unlearned Indian languagesTave'!,' Lis '"'
of this*'pl^°f 'tT''" ''' "'''"""'''' '" "■" ■"ff«ent articles
of this Part which, however, will- be easily understood by the
first word of the article. For instance, in the article „4bolfsh"
you will find „I ah. it"; which means, I abolish it. 1 Zd 30'
on respectively. ^"
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PM
A.
1, 'f.ft.
ABS
A, Hii, hejicj.
Abandon; I abandon, I give up, nind
andonhun, (her, it.) "'^i;, „„
, m,>, wehma, nindimwea; nmLga.
flan, mn webtnau, nind iniweun.
\ -W^n? 1 °"■!"^''/^ '^^'"^ iniweidis.
A ..n.loned, (ins. m.) S. Rejected.
A'ise, (ins. in.) S. Lower.
Abhor, (iiate;)i abhor him, (her, Jt)
m/t (ji'iiwdjdssayenivia ; nin wu-
muuamijendatb. '' '
Abide ; I 'abide in him or with hixn
b. Jiiiiter into him.
Ability, wuiviiujedwvi.
Abject. S. Low, (mean.)
Able,(,siallul4) 1 am able, ni,iwa-
■WlUtJcti.
^\m^ «'" *'''e to do it, nin gmhki-
Abolish; I ah. it, nind anqoton, nind
aiurnhkan. I Abolish it for him or
s. th. relating to him, nind ango-
mmawa. °
Abolished; iUs.ab., angosMama<jad,
Abominable, (in a. in.) S. Hateful.
Abominable ; 1 am (it is) abom., nin
(jagwamtmgendagus, nin gaywdnis-
mgus; ilagwantmigendagmtd; aau-
v anifi.sugud, ' "
Abortive fruit of the womb, mashH-
ABTT
Abound; it abounds, (there is much
01 It,) rmnhinad, haiainad, ■
About, (almost,) <;c£/«.
Above, pagidji ; uhpiming.
Abridgment of s. th., eji-tahwun.
Abscess with matter, mini. 1 have
an abscess, nin mimw. Matter or
pus 18 running out of an abscess
or Ulcer, m«t/<)a«. My abscess
bursts, mn pashkiminUhka.
Abscond; [ abscond, nin kas; ninka-
^bs*nt;lam(it is) absent so long,
nind tnerul; inendamagad. I am ab-
(fwanend. I am ah., kawin nind ah-
1 am ab. two days, three days, etc
mn mjr>gicanend nin nialogxvan-
end etc am ab. from home, nin
ondaimnhka. I am ab. for such as
reason, nind mdend.
Absolutely, dpitvhi, pdkatc?t.
Abso ution. S. Blotting out
Absolve. S. Blot out.
Abstain; I abstain, 7iin nindUmini-
du. labst.lromit;(fdon'teatit
tn.,an,) nin goimdpon; nin gon-
waponan. "
Abstemious person, (never drinking
wine,) vicnikwe«sig iominabo.
Absterge. S. Wipe.
Al)8tinence, gonwdpmuin.
Absurd ; it is "absurd, gngihadod.
^08\jT(iity, gagibadisiu'in.
Abundance, dehuiwin.
Abuse, bad use, mutchi uimin. Ii
make .a bad use of it, abu.se it, (m.,
an.)mn mutchi-aion ; nin matcki-
awa.
Abuse, (treatill;) I abuse him, (her.
\i,)7und dhndjia; 7iind dUndiiion
J abuse with words, nind dbin-
mnge. I abuse him (her, it) with
words, mnd abimonia; mud dlin-
iscyulun.
Abuse abusive words, (in s. in.) S
Insult. '
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428
ADD
Abyss, gondahamigissan. There is
an abyss, gondajcamigissemagad.
Accept. Accepted. S. Take, (accent.)
Taken.
Accident ; frightful accident, gagwd-
nissagahamig ejiwehak.
Accompany ; I accompany, nin wid-
jiiwe. It accompanies, wiidjiiwe-
magad. I ace. him, nin widjiwa.
We ace. each other, nin widjindi-
viin. I ace. him a little distance
through politeness, nin midjisH-
Icawa. I ace. him going about, nin
bahatoidjiwa. We ace. each other
going about^ ninhuhofwidjindimin.
Accompaniment, widniwewin ; wid-
jindiwin ; hahawuljindit nn.
Accomplish ; I ace, nin gijita. I
make him accomplish s. th., nin
gijitaa. I make myself ace. s. th.,
nin gijitaidis, nin gijitas.
Accroach; laccr., nindadjigivadjige.
I ace. him, (her, it,) nind adjig-
wuna; nind adjiawadan.
Accumulate. S. Gather.
Accusation ( causing condemnation,^
batangewin.
Accuse; I accuse, mn hatange ; nind.
anaminge. I accuse him, (and
cause by it his condemnation, or
a penalty, etc. ) nin batamu. I am
in a habit of accusing, nin batun-
geshk.
Accuse; I ace. him (her, it) in
thoughts of some fault, nind and-
menima; nind andmendan. I ace.
him (her, it) in wort?* of some fault,
nind andrmma ; nind andmindan,
I ace. him falsely, nin binishima,
nin mamijima. I ace. him (her) of
an unlawful intercourse with a
person of the other sex , nind a.g-
wadamawa ihuewan, {nind agwa-
da?nawa ininiwan. )
Accuse, (impute;) I ace. him of it,
(impute it to him,) nind apagud-
jissitaioa, nind upugadji^situmawa.
Accuser, haiutangeshkid; baiatanged.
.Accustomed; I am ace., ninnagadis,
nin nagadendum. The state or
disposition of being ace, nagaden-
dumowin. I am ace. to him, (her,
It. ) nin nagadenima; nin nagaden-
dan. I feel ace. to s. th., nin na-
gudenindi^. I endeavor to get ace.
to s. th., nin nngadjiidis. I am ace!
to do it, to make it, nin nugadjiton.
Acid. S. Sour.
Acorn, mitigomin.
Acauire, (in s. in.) S. Gain. Earn.
Procure.
Acquire for food ; I acq, it for food,
(«n., in) nin nodjia ; nin nodjiton.
Acquisition, gashkitchigewin.
Across a river, etc., 1 carry or con-
vey him (her, it) across a river,
dtc, nind ajawaona, nind ajawau;
nind ujuwaodon, nind ajawaan.
1 am (it is) carried or conveyed
across, nind ajawaodjigaa ; aja-
wuodjignde.
Act; I act, nind ijitchige,mndanohi.
1 act by niistake, nin wanitchige.
I act foolishly, nin gagibadjige.
1 act right, exactly, nin nissitddo-
dam. I act so..., nind ijitwa, nind
innnoki. I act strangely, curiously,
nin tnamunddwitchige. I act well,
nin minotwa, nin minotchige. I act
wickedly, nin matchitwa, nin ma-
tchitchiae. I act with patience, nin
mhiwadjito. I act wrongly, nin md-
nadjitchige, nin manjitchige. We
act(or work) together, nmmdm-
awitchigemin.
Action, acting, dodammvin, ijitohi-
gewin. Strange acting or manners,
mumanddwitchigewin, mamandd-
witchigan. Impure action, bishig.
wadodamowin, bishigwadj-dodamo-
win. I commit an impure action,
nin bishigwadodam, nin bishigwudi-
dodam.
Active ; I am active, (diligent,) nm
mtd-anoki.
Actually, nongcm.
Add; I add, (I put more, in., an.)
najwatch nibiwa nind atrni; nawatch
nibiica nind assa. I add to it, nind
aniketon, nin gikiseiton.
Added ; there is s. th. added to it,
aniketchigade.
Addition, aniketchigan. There is an
addition made, aniketchigade.
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'^li^T' * '^'^''.'•^«« '""1. (her, it,)
Administration. Administrator. S
Stewardship. Steward.
Admirable • /am (it is) adm., nin
mamal-(uhndagos; mmmkadmdag.
Admirably, mamaUdal-amia.
Aumire , I admire, ntn mnmaJcdden-
(tarn, mn mamaMdenim. J make
]^lJ^'^^^P^ne,nUmamo}-drlr.ndamil
mnmamakademmoa. I admire him
L ' ^l'):^^'^ mumakddenima : ni/l
mamakddemUn. '
Y\mwr 7)iaiamal-ddendanq.
MZv\f,'^i'-^''^i^<^<lodapina.
!7w«.« ;,.,„, ivurxfrmlan.
Adopted father, mother, child, son
'la-iphter ; the same as, godfather'
f ?; '"«^her, ..odchild, ffofsoi? Rod.'
danphtnr; which see respect vely.
Adorn. Adorned, (ins. in \ g. OrJ
ament. Ornamented.
Adorn, (also paint;) I adorn, nm
'vaw^tnrie. I adorn him. (he;,U
adori, myself for him, (lier,) ««!
Adorned, (also, p.ninted;) I am (it is)
Aaore; I ad him, nind anamuia%.a
^(inltj I am adult, nin gijin, nin ni-
taung, nin nUMcigiiJ/
Adulterer, pisMgwadjinini, TcetcJii-
kanisimdjimkwman.
Adulteress Ushvmadjil-we, Icetchi-
hsMjwndisid_ ihoe, kekcndmad il
kunmmdjtn tniniwan.
Adversity. S. Sulierin^.
AGR
Afar off, wassa.
Affection, eagmcfwin.
AfTmn; I affirm, . nind Hit, (I say
wuh words. W.^,-„4,S1 *'""
ninmunndawcndam, nin gmnden.
Afflicted. Afflicting. Affliction.-
^ bad. Sadness.
Affliction, mmiidavendamrivm, ni-
£'! '^nkenda mmvin. >"«««,
Affliction; (ins. in.) S. Suffering
Affront, hiasongeu'in.
Afraid, (ins. in.) S. Fear
Art««/«.s. I make him afraid bv
my words, «m^,,W«.w«. ^
Aft.r to-morrow; awwm'«J«w/7, a/a-
Again, w««,,,„, „,,,/^' minawaand.
hiskah; nassab, neiah. ^'
an a J"" ■'"v^^^'.".'-' ^ »"i "f such
an age, ««;,rf a^^-^^-^. j ^ , '
Sfe,iS^?,r' person,
y&n?^'- ^"^'- ^^-^-
Agitate; I agitate it, (liquid) nin
mamaddgamiMidon. '' *
I Agitated; it is ag. by the wind
(liqmci ) mumaddgandsse. J is
Aggressor; maiddjihtd. '
Agree; we agree together, «*„ 5^^^^.
ij.l ,
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AM
P
m
ft* *''i
v'findnmin, nin minntviifjintfimin.
it iiRrrnn i(^KOlhc.T,u'ulJi>i<lima(/ii(i.
ARreciihlo; I iiin (it is) igr.,«//» inia-
n'en<{a(jOK, nind o/iij/nh; ininwcnda-
mad, Diiijluhin.
AffrofnbloiH'ss, miniiYvdaifoniwin,
AKr<!t'nl)ly, mlnu'cmliKjwakamig.
Ajjrienltiirc, litiijewin.
Aj^riculliiror, ki'tiijewinini.
Aground ; I run 'aground paddling,
7iin tchH-ixKt'. I run ag. sailing,
nin ti'hikash.
Aha' ah! lituia ! Hwe!-~Niii! nin-
(j> ! niiitju !
Ahfad, /lii/an.
Aim, of aiiarrhor, himodjiqan.
Aim, on a g\in, kikinawudjUcfMjan.
Aim, at, (with a gun, etc.)" 1 aim at
s. th., iiin jiijiriiithaiidjuic, nin
panM-i/iijitrn. I aim at him, (her,
If,) ninji(/wci(il>('un(i; nin jiijwvia-
handan.
Air; in tho air, iihpiniing; tjijiii-
on<f.
Air-hhiildor ol' a fish, opihvudj, (its
air-hlii(idi>r.)
Ahihaster, ira/Hisx/ii, (whito stoiio.)
A h>liastor-l)ox, ividntusin i-inHhtk.
Alarm, (vnairinmurin, qatddjiwin.
Alarm. S. Intiinidat'o.
Alarmed; I am al., wm miqoMadji-
aiti. I am al. by s. th." J hcaicl,
nind anmniitit.^ It alarms mo, ?iin
mi(jot<lik(idji-niairioon.
Alde'r-forpst, wadopiki.
Aider-Point, JS'tdopikan. At, to or
Crom Aider-Point. Kcdopikang.
Alder-tree, vrw*/!)^). There are a'lder-
trees, wadopiku. Place where
there are alder-trees, wado/nk-
an(f.
Algonquin Indian, Odishkwaijami.
Algonquin squaw, odi^hkui'agdmik-
we.
Alight; I alight upon him, 7iinl6-
nindawa. The bird alights, boni
l/imsht.
Alive, gigihimadis. I am alive, nin
himadis. It is alive, bimadad, bi-
madisimagad.
All, kakinu, mid, misi gego, kakina
j/ego. All of it, {in., an.)endas-\
mng; rndanhtd. All of U8, tndu.
nhiiiinij.
A II, (in oompositiotiM,) kabi-
Alliance, ividnkiidndiwin.
Allied. S. Assdcialed.
All kinds, antitck, wiiatfi.
Allow; I allow it to him, ninmina.
Allow, (in «. in.) S. I'crmit.
All Saints day, kukiini kifi-/ii(wawen-
ditgomljig gijigong ibid jig o gijigu.
d(tmiira.
All Souls day, tchibdigljig.
All is spent, all spent, {an., in.)
tc/uK/iiHK'; ti'hagumeniagad.
Allure. Allurement.— S." Entice. En-
ticing.
Almighty, mini gego nctawitod.
Almost, gcga.
Alms; 1 give n\ma,ninjnjnivetuijige,
kttimaginid nin niina gigo,
Wn\»ir\\n\fr ^j„J(iir,'ndj/g'i'ivin.
A\out\ nijikt'. I am alone, nin niji-
kcK'is, nin bejig. I am alone in a
canoe, nin bcjigokntn, ni?i nijikeo-
kinn. 1 am alone in a liou.se, n//i
nijiki'autb. I am alone, 1 have no
more a wife; I hav(!no more a hus-
band, nin bixhigoicin,
Alroiidy, Jaigwa,' Ji^gica, ajigwa; aji,
inic.jajaie.
Also, gaic.
Altar, anamesKike-adopmnn, nnatne/i-
sikan.—Pagldinigr-ddiiiioirin, pa-
gidJige-adopowin.-S. Sacrificing-
altar.
A Itar-cloth, anamessike-adojiowinig-
in.
Alter. S. Change.
Altercation. S. Quarrel.
Altered; I am ([it is) alt., «t«rf anrf.
jigas, fiind anajitchigas ; andjigade.
andjitchigade.
Alteriiately, memtshkwat.
Although, ano, missawa.
Alum, jiwabik, viikivaming ejinag-
mik mashkiki, waiabiskkkigwag
mashkiki.
Always, mdjag, apine, kdginig, pa-
pa g wash.
Always the same, mi apine.
Am; I am, nind aw, nind aia. I am
with him, nin widjiaiawa. I am
in a Of
danit.
use to
n'uke-i
Amabilit
Ainbitiot
Ambition
Amt)ii8h,
win. I
I lie in
numui.
Amen, iw,
American
Knife.)
American
American
U'ens.
American
Amiable; ]
iiH-ndagoi
Ainialdciie
<Wg iwi
Amicabilit'
win.
■^inicabie;!
n/in kijrui
Amidst, "am
Aiiimiinitio:
paiihki,si(jff
Among, auK
where an
fi/a. it i
other thin
sitting .so
nin dtigwa
among oti
dagnginda,
mongst 9tl
•lie among
name him
words I pn
^in dagoivi
it) aomew
jects, nin a
stand some
nin dagoqi
amongst bt
nin dagogo
Amuse. Ami
Noisy ainus
Ancester, kilii
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431
Amah.luy. N. Amiableucs,.
'"S")' ^'^'^^^^^^n, ( Big.
\mi-.ll ^ '"""'^"J/"*-
^'^^^^^^^y, Hjadid,Hn,hijewadm.
Amidst, arn..ntr, ,«<<,/„,«^Y.
Ammu„,t,„„, (j,o^',,,r
pamkiKKjcwin aiioc,;
'^wE;."!,"**''*^'''"^''-'''''^- I am sen:,,
w M.r., amon^^st others, „/;, ^«^,.
other , in' T'"^^'"'-"^ '-""'J^^.t
other things, d<woaia»ia<tad. I a,„
sUnd somewhere amongat others
Ancester, Utisim.
ANO
Anchor, honakadiiqan. I cn«t «n
Anchor; f aii"h#ir u / •
AiiH, <caj«.; a^A«; //«M.
Andiron, ^y,,./^,/,,-^/^^,,,.,^
AngelicH -root, ?<.»>&,.
lv<'0|) anjrer towards f-ach other
mn ,mkkomnd,min. Mn u" an
w, h anger, .,,^ nuhkaduitadl
AjM^^n>egintoheangry,.m;^,rf.
S, r ^'n too an., «^«<io*aw2.
^^^"*: I go out an., nin snqijji„i
^SM^rio",^^"'?^''^^^^^^^^
auzs/i/c. I look an., Tjm nishka,)
make" \ elTe "'^'' '^^^ '^-^S.'
nike ^?,n^ ^"•' ''.''* ««^AHw,. r
huchmawea, Iniwesia. 1 rnS h n^
make hln,"' '"'"'u'^*"'' '^2''^'^«
make him an. with my words, nin
make each other an. with our
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ANS
43S
APP
words, nin nithkindimin. My heart
it atiKfY) 1*'^ nitkkidft.
Animal, afwon. Hmalt animal, man-
itiiirn'fih. Wickidl (lniiKt!rou8 ani-
mal, mute hi ainnwitih,
Aiiiiriate; I animatu; /»in ynijiiiiton<je.
I (in. him, nin <jtuj<inmma.
Ankle-bone, pikogandn, jnkteakoija-
nnn>
Annoy. Annoying. Annoyance, (in
H. in.) y. Trouble. Troublesome.
Tronblesomeneos.
Anniliilate; 1 an.it, {an., in) nind
(iftitehi hnnaJJin ; fund apitchi
banadjiton.
Anniversary; I come (it comes) to
tlif anniversary, nm (ihivkha:, ti-
Idshkamagnd,
Announce; I an., nin windamaoe,
nm kilftulamiiwe, nin Hkeudamo-
djinu'. 1 an. liiin s. th., nin wivda-
mawa, 1 an. it, nin icimlaniayen.
AtniouncinR, windatnaqewin.
Annunciation of tiie "H. V. Mary,
Jufc/iitiiHi Marie od (inamika[i«iinii.
Anodyne drops for toothache, wiii-
da-maxhkihi.
Anoint; I anoint him, (her, it.) nin,
noniina; nin nominan. I anoint
his head, (grease it,) ninnamn-
kcna. Grease to anoint th(! head,
rinmalcH'imin. I anoint (or urease)
my head,»nin namnhmidin.
Anon, nanxinjotinviij, naningotin-
ongin.
Another; I am another penson, nin
haknnis. Another one, heknnisid.
It is another thing, haknnad. An-
other thing, hehanak. 1 am of an-
other nation, nin hakdnwaiagie.
It is of another sort, hakdnwaia-
(fad. I take another route, nin
hak^, nin bakhim.
Answer, nakwitanunvin. I give him
an answer, nin nakwitmvu. I give
bad disrespectful answers, nind
ajideice, nind ajideu-idam. I give
him bad answers, nind ajidema. —
(S. Gainsay.)
Answer; 1 answer, nin nukwetage,
nin nakwetam. 1 answer him, nin
nahwituwa.
Ant, enig6,
Anlici|:ation; by anticipation, kij^,
nigan.
Antipathy. S. Hatred.
Ant'H hill, enigmcigami'j, (ant'l
house.)
Anvil, (uhotatavjan.
Anxious; I am an. about him, nind
agofhina. 1 am an. aboHt inyKelf,
niml agmknnidis.
Apart, ojiinuaii, maiin.
Ape, nandoinakonituhi.
Apo; 1 ape him, imitate him, nind
ainiium.
Apostate, waiihinang (d anamiewi7i.
Apostatize; I ap., m« tfeW«o» nini
utuimitwin.
Apostle, JemB o kiHnoumaganan.
Apostunie, mini.
Apothecary, inashkikikt'iDinini. Fo-
male ajiothecary, mashkikil:iit:ik-
ive>
Apothecary's art or trade, 7na»hkiki-
kiwin,
Ajiothcciiry's laboratory, mushkili-
keirigumig.
AiKiiliecary's shop, inashkikiiiiga-
mig.
Apiiaiition. S. Vision.
Appear; I appear, uin nagwi. nin
ndgon. It appears, ndgirad. 1 ap-
pear so..., nind iji/uigwi. 1 make
myself appear, (in a 'vision,) nin
nngwiidi^. 1 appear (it appears)
chim^'cd, diHercnt, nind andjinu-
gog; andjinagwud.
Appear, (in s. in.) S_. Visible.
Appearance, nngosiwin. 1 have (it
has) an astonishing app., marveil-
lous apn., ■.I, in mamanddwimgos;
maviand&ivinagivad. 1 have (it lifts)
ft beautiful app., nind onijislwihi-
minagns; (mijiehuhaminagwad. 1
have (it has) a changed a'pp., wwti
andjinagos; andiinagtvad. I give
him (her, it) a clianged or another
app., nind avdjinago&ia, nind and-
Jrnagwia; nind andjinagwiti/n. I
take another app., nind uvdjinag-
u'i, niiul andjinagwiidis 1 have (it
has^ a clean app., nin hininug<e\
himnagwad. 1 have a curious ri-
H..j.n«stt«iMH
mimm.siammti^tmamtl^matm
APV
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n 01.8 a,.,,., nin ff,M,maf(os. I
'?' /•'■'' ""^""•'''/'-•. 1 l.av., (it
a*m««y,„,.Thave(iif,a.s L.M.h „l
tJou,f,H;„/i.. 1 havo (it lias) i„'
Piy api>., nm manuktminauos |
/'it« manmaijos, nm imajiiawcxr
manahamna,jwad, 7na/</n,u/wad.' I
Appoaso; I aj.poaso, /,/«./«v™e. I
appease Int.., ni» .lalju'umn, nin.^
V'^'Ji'ljtu, niuil o<ljUclna\ ,un tvan,,-
aivima; „in wamjawina. I app. liil,,
lur soLicboily, nl,i </<hji..son,/amawa.
I ai.p. tnyycU\,i!n<j(i.rM,fMs.
Appeasodjiamapp., ■,,/;,,/ anmea-
aam, nm Wnnakiwatilani. The
waves are app.. anwatciaMa.
\VV\e, inisldinui. Dry aj-ples, Ja^<J-
nUnhUHDliKJ .
Apple-peel, muhimini-olconass.
Appoint;! arrpoi.it hi,,,, nhidonul-o.
na. I appumthiiu to s. th,, nind
Ai>poi,itnient, onaTconigewm, inalcon-
tgcwin.
Appreciate; I app, him, (her, it,)nind
apitenima; nind upittndan.
Apprehend; 1 apt.., nia xencndam.
Apprehend danger. S, Fear.
Apprehension, Regcndamowin.
Apprentice, kikinoamagan, kikznoa
ma wind.
ARM
p. M,,.. (her, ,t, I nin .aJaJ,
'■I II in htxhoaikv-
A|
nin ii(iKik„diidimin.
dddimin.
«N0TE. To form the respectiyo substan
ives correspond.uff to the verbs of tlUsar'
tic e, you have only to annex i™>.t„th«
a«,ma^e verb, and you have "he substanUve
ijvsiwin, astonishing appearance.
|M.r,.,.riate;Im,p.s.l,,. t^ .
di/i<iidum„fiiditi,
Approv,.; ( app. him. nui wanina^
J^^,M approve of u, niu ..>..,.
^\}:Th V"- ",• '"•) »• permit.
.■'M^tw,niapu„iv,n.
, Arcr.anjj,.!, A'lh/ii dnjml
^uftird-ica/utic.
tnnaU'. I am a poor archer nin
Ard<.,.t liquor, uhhoUwalo.
AiK, i\ry,',y nahikwan.
Arin,,„«X.a,«^. The right arm ki-
tchimk, okikhinikama. The left
arm, namundjinik, onamdnJjini.
kama. My ,hy, his arm, uLil
lr>nk, o,nk. I have am s, nind
''«e^«. 1 have a dead arm. ;;,v/;^^*^
hnvuuke 1 have hairy amis, nL
have large arms, nin mamdnyin.
«iXe, 1 have long arms, nin gaud-
nmikc. One. of my arms is loSr
han the other, nin natmneyi^l
nike I have only one arm, m,,«a.
Ja«./.j;{-., I haveashortarm,«X,
takomke; I have short arms nPn
tatakomke. One of my arn s is
shorter than the other, lin ZaZ
etakomkc. I have a small arm
nuid agasunikey I have small
arms, tiin hiddwinike
!>r
stiff arm, jiin tchibat^^an^W T
have strong arms, wwi ma^' ^' w.
myfcc— I have convulsions in my
arm, nm tcUtchihiniheBhka. I hav«
pniii in my arm, nin dewinike. I
have a scar on my arm,?«W odjisk-
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AKR
m
iiiike. I have spasms or cramps in
my arm, nind olchiinkeiinig. I
have my arm stretched out in a
certain m;inner, niiid ijiniken. 1
stretch out my arm, ninjihiiuken;
nin i>assu(jiiiiken. 1 stretch out my
arms, nm jiuginike. I stretch my
arm out towards him, nin )ibini-
ketawa; I streUdi out his arm, m;»
pasiiagimkena. — I break my arm,
nin bokonikcishin. My arm is hYv,-
ken, nin bokrmike. I dislocate my
arm, failitig, ni/i kotigonikrehin.
My arm is dislocated, n'in kotin<,iii-
k€ta. I dislocate my arm, nm qi-
dukakotiikeshin, nin MmishmA-e-
shiih. My arm is dislocated, 7dn
gidiskakouiketa, nin him.it<konik(ta.
I draw back my arm, nind odjini-
ken. \ feel his arm, nin godjiii'
kena. I hold or carry under m>
arm s. th., mii sinsiningwandjiqe.
I hold or carry him (her, it) under
my arm, nin sindningwdma; nin
dnsiningwiDutan. I lift 'up my arm,
nind omhiniken. I make him move
his arm, nin nanginikenhkan-a. I
put my whole arm in, nin niki-
nme. I rub his arm with medi
cine, 7iin sinigmikeh'ma. I show
forth my arm; nin saqinihn. I
stretch out my arm, nin dujoni-
ken. I have my arm stretched out,
nin dojonikeshin. I sit with down-
hanginir arms, nin Jinginikeh. I
walk with down-hanging arms.
nin jinginikensse. My arm is
stretched and hanging down, 7iin
jiUnikegodjin. My arms a r e
stretched and hanging down, 7iin
Hnginikrgodjin. I take him by the
arm, nin saginikena. I tire his arm,
niifd aitkunike.wina, nind iahkini
kewina. It Jres my arm, nind aie-
k-onikewin'oon, nind IMinikiwin-
igm.— My arms are co'd, nin ta-
kinike. My am: is cut off; nin kinh-
kinike. I cut off his arm, nin kit,h-
kinikejwa. My arm is pierced, i,in
jihamkejigas. My arm shakes, nin
niningintke. My arm is swollen.
nin hdginike. My arm is mucli
tired, nind apilchinikeh. My arms
are warm, nin kijunike. M" arm is
wounded, nin mukinife.—'We
other arm, nahanCnik^ dgawmik.
Armed; I am armed, nind (h/iwi. I
am well armed and dangerous,
nind akoteiiagis.
^rmpit;_my, thy, his armpit, nm/i-
gn<i, kiningwi, oni)ti>wi.
Arms of a warrior, armor, ashwiwin.
Around, ginituii.
Arrange;' I arrange, nind inakmige,
mn dihowc. I arr. it in a certain
manner, nindinubnian. I arr. hiin,
(her, it, ) nin dih(>v:ana\ nin dibo-
wadan. I arr. it right, nin gwuia-
hdon. I arr._ it well, put it up well,
{an., in.) nin naakona\nin naako-
nan, nin naakossidon.
nge,(^mend,-) 1 arr. it (an., m.)
..,./>. nanaina; nin nanniton.
Arranged; it is arr., inakmigad- na-
akonigade.
Arrest. Arrested, (in s. in.) S. Seize
Seized.
Arrive; I arrive, nind vdishiwe, nind
(ditaowe. I arr. by land, nin da-
gwiihin. I arr. by water; tiin mija-
ga, nin mijagnmehwajiwe, nind
odifaowe. It arrives, dagwinUno-
ni'igad. I arr. in the night, by land,
mn ndmoditaowe, nin ht-nihaam. I
arr in the night, by water, nin ni-
Immijaga. I arr. at halfway, nind
abU'Stie. It arrives at halfway, aM-
tonsemagad. I arr. to the shore
./alkin- on the ice, nindagwaiada-
gak, mn mijagak. f arr. at the
summit of a mountain, nin nana-
manindjiwc, n^n gijmnadjiwe. I
arr. sailing, nin pagamash. It ar-
rives by the wind, pagamamn. I
arr. running, nin pagamihuto. I
arr. here in ()assing l,y, nin himi-
dagivishin. T arr. in .due time, nin
ge-^nikagc. I ;irr. to him (her, it) in
due time, mnge.mkaica;nin gem-
kun. I arr. to him in good 'time
ningesnikona. I arr. too late, nin
rntd:is&i.kage. J arr. too late to him,
(her, It.) win midasdkatva; n:'n
medassikan. I arr. to him (her, it)
in th
nihnoc
seeint
rna ;
home,
arr. so
arr.sor
pagam
pagam
gild, p,
arrives
(a cert
rives a
Arrogant
nim.
Arrogant.
Pride.
Arrow, m
Arrow-he,
wanu'i.
Arrow ma
Arrow wil
iissowiin
ni.
Arse, (buti
Artery, Mt
Artful; J a
gaienin.
Artfulness,
Ascend; I ;
in a cert;
I ascend
Ke, nind
kiwr. I ai
running,
aucend a
on my shi
nige.
Ascen.sion-d
ejad.
As far as, hi)
Ashamed; I
nin minisi
hiin, nind
t>f him (in
nima, nin.
of myself,
ngattnindit
am ash. of
minivf-endd
thoughts,)
menifsendd
f^-'
^"■iiS^fetibsw**,;*)! ,
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'"; ^f'^ night nln nibdodifawa; nin
'Snfhf "•.'''"••'" '^^ 'nomentof
"«« , «eW odimihandan. 1 arr at
home, nmpagamadu. I make him
arr. somewhere, nm dagicShLa I
arr.somewhere,.^^•;^;„^/,;,,•X^J;.
7'«<7amme. It arrives, (happens
arrives ^•Hfe^^^^^g,/^ j •
a certam time) <i/rMl.seltlr'
rives again, Hhishdsse
Ar^rogam. Arrogance. S. p^oud.
Arrow, mitigtvamvi
''Z;^''' —point, na^noe.
Arrow made of wood, jo^^-a/f-
Arrow with an iron St point
a^aroan. Long arrow, ^7^V.« JS-'
Artery, ^•j/:/^^ m'xJcweiah.
Artful; J am artful, cunnin? «4« /,«
Artfn Iness, gagaienisiioin.
inT;' l^''^^^"'' a mountain or hill
m a cer am way, nirHLinama<1jiwe
(^., mnd ogidadjtwe, nind oqiL-
hwc. I ascend a mountain ofhi U
'■cend^^'. r"'^ ^^nA'lJruZtl^l
a.cend a mountain carryiu'^ s th
on^my shoulder, ni„d in^^i^.
A^ension-day, «,, ^,,, ^^,^„„^
As far as, i/^js^.
Ashamed; I am ash., nind an<itc7>
ma minissemlam. I 'am ash. bSt
'• hnu(m thoughts, )«,„^,,.„^":
mma, nm menmenima. I a,n ash
ofnvselt or before mvselW
^;'^^^r,dan. I am ash. of n
tiioughts, nind a^atendan nl„
"'rm.se.dan. I mfke him'ash.
ASK
ni.d ag!:j.t:mTtsiz:'\
makes me ashamed, ninduZ/i • •
£•? "^«'»»"^™ tfS;
Ash-colored; it is ash-coJored fsfnfl-
ashes onrnVft'cT-T'"-- ■' "'""'
odadnmnmn^..^ as-ues,
v^nd odadjiinngwesse.
Ash- VV ednesday,^«„,w.^,yiVa^
As it were, wm^//^^,
nandotamawa. '^"^ s. th., «*„
Ask; f ask a question or question.
n^ngagrocdivc, I ask hiSi a 'S
tion mn gacpvedjima. We^ ask
-iioth-,„estions,,..,;4S
Ask alms. S. Reg
Ask for s. th. to eat. I ask for s th
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Asking, nandotumoivin, tuifutotamn-
gefoin. Asking for s. th. to eat, pa-
gwuhiiwewin. Habit of asking lor
B. th. to eat, pa<iwuhihi'rshkiirm._
Ask with hope; 1 ask with ho|)o, nin
pagossendam, nin pao<inscnii>i, nin
paqosfiendjige. I auk him, nin pa-
goamiinia. I ask for it, ninjxigos-
sendnti.
Asking with ho[)C, vaffoxsendaiimvm.
I am (it is) wortli asking, ninpa-
ganccJidagos ; pagossemiagwad.
Asleep, vawengtvai. 1 fall asleep,
nin Imhkongumh. I m\\ asleep,
nin niha. .
As much, ns many, tihimko mimk.
Aspen-tree, usddt. Another kind of
aspen-tree, manamdi.
Sprinl:'
0.
to-
Asperse. Aspersion.— S
Sprinkling.
Ass, vu'maniiishe; menguhhitai.
Assemble. Assembly.— S. Meet
gotber. Meeting. _
Assiduous working, nifa-anokimn.
Assist; I assist him, nin widokawa,
nin widjiwa, ninnijokawa, nin ni-
joJcamava. Wp assist each other,
nin widokodadtmin, nin wuijindi-
min.
Assist, (in. s. in.) S. Help.
Assistant, icadokusod.
Associate, widjiwagun.
Associate. S. Company.
Associated; we are associated, nin
uHdohdudimin.
Association, ividokodadiwin. — S.
Company.
Assumption of the B. V. Mary, apt
kiU'hikua Marie gijigmg ejud.
Asterisk, ananifons.
Astonish; 1 ast. him, nin mdmakd-
dendamoa.
Astonished; I am ast., nin mdmakd-
dendaw. , .
Astonishing, mamakadakamig. It la
ast., mamakadandajju'ad. I do ast-
onishing things, nin mdmandado-
dam. Astonishing doing, maman-
dadodamowin.
Astonishment , mumakadendamoivin.
Astray. S. Go astray.
Astronomer, anangon kikeiiimud.
At, tchig\ ichigaii.
At all events, at any raU,, potck.
At first, ivaicM'nt.
At liiHt, at length, gr^japi, ishkwhtcht
At once, nesika, gisika.
Attached ; I am attached to him,
{\\vr, it,) ni)i sagia, nin mamina-
u'cni/na; nin sagiton, nin mamina'
■ivendan.
Attack, (in s. in.) S. Insult.
Attack. Attacker. — S. Aggress.
Aggression. Aggressor.
Atfcndanl, onhkahiicm.
Attention, halianumdammrin, aiang-
■wanumdamnwin, angwamrtidarno-
win. 1 jiay attention, tiind aiang-
ivamcndam, nind, (itigivamfmlam,
nin hahamcndum, nin hahamindum.
I pay atcention to him, (her, it,)
nwa aiangwameniina, nind ang-
wamcninia, nin haham^nima, nin
hahamiina; nind, aianffwam^ndan,
nind ungwanicndan, nin hahamcn-
d'tn, nin bcihamindati. We turn
our attentioi^to one_ another, nin
hahamenindimin, nin hahamenda-
mndimin. I turn my attention to
myself, nird uiang/ramenindiiy
nin hahamcniiulis. 1 pay att. to s.
th. relating to him, nin hahamm-
damwiva. Attention is paid to tne,
nin h<d>an%cndagos. Att. is paid to
it, hahoviendagwad.
At tliat time, iwapi.
At the top, inhpiming.
Attract ; 1 attract him, nin wikohina.
It attracts me, nin wikobinigm,
nin ii'iknMa, nin urilconawis.
Attract, (in a. in.) S. Tempt.
Auction, hihagatandiwin. I sell at
auction, ninhihdgutawe.
Audacious ; I ani audacious, nin
wngidec. Audacious person, swan-
gidccd.
Auilacity, gongideewin.
Auger, himinigan, kitcM Mminigan.
Augment. S. Increase.
Augur, onwatchigewinini.
Augur ; I augur, nind onwatchige.
I augur of him, nind onwatawa,
Auguration, onwatchigewin.
August, min gims.
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Aunt, (Catlior-H siHtcr.) my, thy. I.Ih
aunt, ,mii.^i(josti,\ kiKion.sn, ,mm)n-
mtn, •'
AuMt, (mother's sistor,) my, thy, his
aimt,. mnmhi^Hiumfi^, onrnhHari.
Authority, (i.owc-r,) (joMdewidwin.
1 liayo authority, w/«, ijanhkimna.-
n. i'()W('r.
A varicf), samtjuiwin.
Avaricious; lam m.,nm samgis.
Avanciou.s pornon, Krm(/iM.
Ayongo ; I av«-ngo a biui doing on
turn (I romlor hini ovil lor evil,)
7i.i>uf ajalihaamawa. 1 avonge it
nitul ajcdibuau, '
Avidity.' W. Covetousnoss.
Avoid, (in ."i-in.) ,S. Fly.
Avowal, sincero a v ow n], (jwaiak di-
/Huln/mwi7i, (jwuiakwtidjtmowin.-
J niak(;a.sinr(;ro avowal, nin awa.
takwadjiin.
Await; I await him, (hor, it,) nin
Ina ; mn hit<m.
Awake; 1 awake, vin. qoshhos, nind
amadyisse, nind amddkn. I awake
starting up, nin goshhongwash. 1 Ay. ay
AY
awake i)erloct!y, niml ahmnmimsh.
■ } awake Jntn, jiiud nmiidjia,
mad amiidma, nin yoshkuda. 1
ayvaki! hnn by jjulling or pushing,
nind ainadjiUna. I awake him
hriskiy. nind amdd.jiwchi/)i.a. I
awake him by making noise, nind
amadwcwewa.
Avvare ; I am aware of it, tdn Uken-
dan.
Away, atchitchaii ; awuna.
Awful ; It is awful, gotamuiwendaa-
Awkward. Awkwardness.— S. Stu-
pid. Stupidity.
Awkward situation, sanngisiwin. I
am in .an awkward difficult situa-
tion, 7dn sanagis. I put him in an
awkward situation, I cause him
trouble, sanagisia.
Awl, migoss.
Axe, wagnkwad. Small axe, wagak-
wadms. Old bad axe, wagdhwa-
B.
I
If b
BAG
Babe, baby, oshhi-abinvdji,,
Bachelor, wadigessig i7imi.
Back, o^nl'wandma, pikwan. ^ My,
thy, hii? back, nin pikwan, lei pile-
wan, pikwan. I fall on my back,
nind djigif/nsse. I have pain in
the back, iiwipikumn. My back
is cold, nin tuHpiku'dn. I have
a sharp back, nind oshniuwigan.
Back again, nciab. 1 come back
again, nin hi-giive, or, neiuh nin hi-
iga.
Back and lorward, ajuok.
Backbasket, or any thing to carry s.
th. in it, atvudjiwunagun.
Backbite ; I backbite, nin pagwan-
onge, nin dajinge. 1 backbite him,
(her, it,) wire pugwanoma, nin da-
jimu ; nin pagwunondun, nin du-
jindan. We backbite one anoth-
er, nin pagwunondimin, nin da-
jindimin.
Backbiting, pagioananduvin, dajin-
diwin.
Backbone, tatagdgwun, nuwdwigan.
Back of the hand, pikwanenindj . I
strike him with the back of my
hand , ni» pikwan&nindjitawu .
Backslider, ejissed, 1 slide back,
nind- ujesse.
Backsliding, aiessewin.
Backwards ; 1 draw (move) back-
wards, nind ajeta. I fall back-
wards, (on my back,) nind djigid-
Jisse. It falls backwards, djigid-
jtssemagad.lwa driven backwards
by the wind, nind ajeiash. It is
driven b. by the wind, ujeiussin.
1 move him (her, it) backwards,
nind ujehina ; nind aj^binan, nind
ttjebidon. I move backwards, sitt-
BAG
ing, tiind ajeb.
nind ajibato.
nind ajeosse.
I run backwards,
I walk backwards,
Bad, matchi. It is bad, manddad. I
am (it is) bad or disagreeable,
(considered such.) ninmdnindago/i',
mdnendaffivc'd. I think he (she,
it) is had, niii mdnddenima ; nin
mdnddendan.
Bail being, nwtclii aiuawish.
Badger, mhndkahvidjiih.
Bad language, olTensive words;!
use bad language in a certain man-
ner, nind indjdnewidum. I use
bad 1. towards him, (her, it,) nind
indpincma ; nindindpinendan.
Bad language, wicked speaking;
mutchigiJH'ewin, mdnddwewiv, md-
ndgido/ii/win, mdndditngodwin. I
use bad wicked \.,nin mdnddwe,
nin mdndgidon, nin mdndnlagos.
Bad life, nuitchibiimidisiirin. I live
a bad life, nin matchi bimadis.
Bad luck, massagwadisiwin. I cause
him bad luck, nin massagwia.
Badly, mdmatij, lehinnk.
Bad-mouth, matchi ndon.
Badness, matchi ijiwchisiwin.
Bad River, Mashkisibi.
Bag, mashkiniod, pinddgun. Bad
old bag mushkimodash. Small
bag, ma&hkimodtns. So many, bags
full, dasnoMin. One bag full,
ningatdshkin. Two bags full, etc.,
nijdshkin, etc. I put in a bag, nin
ptndagdnitve. 1 put it in a bag,
{in., an.) nin pindnganiwen ] nin
pindaganiwenan. I make a bag or
bags nin mashkinh lake. It is
sewed up in the shape of a bag,
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mashUmndfg^wade. Stuff for bags
inmhlimodewrgm. '
Unit (in a trap), midjimilcandjigav.
Hait; I ^>n\tatrdip,mnmidjimikand(in
dui:non(i(jan.
Bake. S. Cook.
Hake, (in a. in.) S. Stew.
FJako bread ; I bake bread, nin pale-
wejif/aud-e.
Bake in hot ashes ; I bake in h. a.,
nin 7im(jwaahwe. I hake it in h. a.
{in., an.) nin ningwaabn'cn ; nin
T> ingwaahwenan.
Bake-house, bakery, palcwijiguniJcr.-
wigamig.
Baker, pakwejiganihcmnini, pehwe-
Jiganiled-.
Raking, bread-baking, palcwejigan-
ilvu>in.
'Bnking-o\cn,p<d-weligaml'an.
Balance. S. Scale.
Bald ; I am bald, nin papaslitivdl-on-
dibe. Bald person, penashlcwahm-
dibed. I am half bald, nin jiald-
gunnihve, nin ivapagahindifie.
Baldness, pa, •nh^Makondihewin.
Ball, mmiidiwiii. 1 give a ball, nin
nimiiwe.
Ball. S. Musket-ball. Playing-ball.
Ballast, sidogawisJikodjigan.
Ballast ; I ballast it. nin sidogatvisJi-
kodon.
Ballasted ; it is ball., sidoguiviMode.
Ball of thread, p-^'kodiav. I wind it
up on a ball, nin jnlcodjanondon.
B-m-^\'&y,pagaadf,wewin.-S. Crosier.
Ball-room, nimiidiwigamig ^ (dance-
house.)
Balsam, fapashkigiip^ nnminigan.
Bandage of a wound, dnsoUiowin.
Bank, (sand-bank.) S. Shoals.
Banner, kikinawadjion, Ukinawad-
jiowin, kikiwean.
Bans of marriage; I publish his bans,
nin hihagima anumiewigamiqonq.
1 publish bans of marriage, nin ti-
hanimag wa-widigendirljig. Publi-
c .ion of bans, h'iha/riwin.
Baptism, sigaandadiii'in.S. Private
baptism.
Baptism given, sigaandagewin.
Baptism .-eceivcd, ngnandacouin, Ki-
Baptize; n,aptize,_„,-„„V/«a«%e.
I bap. hi n, mn ^/gnundmca. ^
Baptized; I am bap., nin sigamula.
mn ngaandjiqas. {/"""^fl.".
Bar. S. Shut up.
Ma rber, (jaM-'ilnmnnini
Barber-shop WA./,^//y„.s'wnVawV/.
Ba;:t:;iirii;avS'?*^fff-
gimmndfi. ''
^m«l' ""■''^^''■^'''^"■"^«'^> nalagitchi-
Bark ; the dog barks, migi animosh.
The dog barks at hirn, (her, it,)
Barii w,gwa.^.^;magek. I talie off the
bark from trees w«i hahagtcaajig.
t/^e. jtakeitoff, a)ark, in., aZ
nm Uhganagtkwaan ; nin tchigal
namhvawa. The bark caiinot be
taken oft, puMmni mitig. \ eat the
interior bark, nin nchkwa^.
Bark-canoe, mgwa^s-tchimun.
Bark for smoking, apakongan. I mix
my tobacco with bark, nind apd-
komge. ^
Barking, migiwin.
Bark-shelter, agwanapahvasmvin I
put myself under a bark-shelter
nmd agwanapahvus. '
Barley, mammiin wesmvawang.
Barn, (thrashing-floor,) apagatidai-
Bar of' a canoe, Umidassa, pindassa
Barrel, makdk, makdknssng; wawiien-
(I'^gan- Under a barrel, anamima-
kak. So many barrels full, dassos^
mg. One barrel full, ningoiostua
Two barrels full, etc., 'nijossa^r,
etc. I make a barrel or barrels
nin makakoke. '
Barrel-bottom, barrel-head, gasAlis-
^ J
i' ^
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mc/aigan. I put tlio bottom or tlio
hpad to a barrel, or box, uia </ush-
kLtsfujnan maknJ:.
Barrel-stafl', mukul-oxsitqivatig.
Barrow carried on the sbouldor, U-
tmniqamd-.
Base. S. Bad.
Basp-viol, l-iichi-nujuUi(jun^ hitchi-
hifotchiijan.
Bashful;'! am bashful, nind uga-
t<'hishl\ idnd anatchhcadis , nind
ayatcldiois. I ani bashful in sptnik-
inj?, II hid ciijnsom, nind agatchim,
n iiid agatchitagoN.
Bashfu Iriess, agutchinhMwin,
Basin o( water', icaiduag. There i.s
a basin of water, wdn'amagad, wa-
nasMohiamagad.
Basis, ashotcli mitchigau .
Basket, aholwhinagan. ivatah'inal-ah.
I make baskets, nind ahohMna-
ganike, nin ivatahiniul-itl-oke.
Basstish, asMgan ; manashigan,
Basswood, wigr/h,ivigobi>nij. Bark of
basswood wigoh.
Bastard, gimmidjagu7i. I give birth
to a bastard, nin giminidji.
bastard-loon, ashiniang.
Bat, papahwanadji.
Bni\\, bathing-hoose, pagisowigainig.
5athe ; I bathe, ninpngis.
bathing, pagisowin. .
bathing-tub, pagisowimakak.
Rattle. S. Fight.
^ay, wihi'ed. In a bay, from or to a
bay, ivikwedovg. There is a bay,
wikmia. I walk around a bay, nin
giwitaiajagame. I go in a canoe
around a bay, nin qiwitaam.
5ayonet, nahadjush'kaigan, nimash-
kaigan.
5e ;_1 am, nind am. I am so..., jiind
ijiuiehis. \i\s,awun. It is so..., iji-
welmd. It was, ibnn. I am (it is)
thought to b j in such a place, nin
danendugos; danandaawad. There
is, dago, dagdmagad, aiamagad,
ate, ate?nagaa.
■Seach; on the beach, a<7ff;ni«r;. Along
the heach, jijodew;tiiibeu>.' I walk
on the heach,ninjiJodewe; nin tili-
bewe. I coast, (near the beach or
shore,) nin jijodewaam ; nin titi.
hcii'nnin. There is a line even beach,
oniitainanga.
/?eadle , gen>uvendang ishkwandem
anainiewigamigong.
yVeads, ( rosary,) annmieminaq.
Boa'. ; its beak, (of a bird,) ohnj. It
lias a long beak, ginikojc. It lias a
.short 'oeak, takuhge.
Boam, ng/ciiiv(tnak; hiinidaagan.
Bean, m iskvd ittdiin in .
Jicar, makwd. Young bear, mah'ms.
Male bear, nulek. Skin of a male
bear, nnhikwaian. FcMnalc bear.
nojck. Skin of a female bear, no-
jekwaian. I liunt bears, nin nand-
awnkwe.
i?eard, iiiinhiJonagan. I have a beard
around the mouth, nin tninhidon.
I have a b. around the chin, nin
mixkidamikan. 1 have a b. on the
cheeks, (whiskers,) nin mamish-
anowe. _ I have a b. on the throat,
nin mishigond agun. — 1 have no
beard, nin pashkodon. I pull my
beard out, nin ^^ashkr^donehinidis.
I pull his b. out, nin pushkodone-
hina.
A'ear-meat, makowiiass.
/dear's bone, makogan.
/year's claw, makogdnj.
7>'ear's croup, mukqjigan.
Bo.nfs den or hole,'TO«^vd'n;.
y^ear's head, makoshtigwan.
-Z»'par-skin, tnakmvaian, makwaian.
A small bear-skin, makivaianeiis.
-ffear-snowsiioe, makiv assay im.
Bear's potato, makoinn.
^year's tree, makwatig.
^east, awessi.
Jieat ; I beat, (strike,) nin pakiteige.
Beat, (in s. in.) S. Surpass.
iS'eat ; the sea beats against s. th.,
(the waves beat,) apagadashka.
The waves beat against my canoe,
nind apagadjiwchaog. It is beat-
ing against s. th., apagadjissema-
gad. The waves are beating
against s. th., apagadashkuwag ti-
gowuq.
beaten; I am (it is) beaten, wwj?aH-
ieigas;pakiiiigade,
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/ii^mtiful owanutck. I am fit is)
onijtsh, nm h/.shiiten.huM ; <i>m,i.
atehiwa>i, o>iiji,shU, liiskigcnda^j.
BE II
^'nnuty, gwamUrUwin, mtijuMwin,
iX'miijeiulugfmwui.
Icom. Young beaver under two
years, awvni^M. Young bonder
between two and tbreo yoaVs
aJotaw.^. Young beaver of three
years haUmik. Male beaver na-
W Female beaver, r^irSc,
female heaver ..arinfr - uingones
««'/7;;«.v[;. I [Hint b.-avers, S
nandomd-we, nin nodnimhre \ live
like a beaver, ;ii«^„.„i^,,,„^^-,_
-leaver-duck, amihoshih.
Z'eaver-fur. aw//v Tni
i^'eaver.Island, in Lake Michigan,
Amil-o(je>ida. ^ '
^eaver's'bone, amilcomn.
J?eaver's dam, okwanim.
^•eaver's hole, (not lodge,) amihvaj.
leaver's kidney, wijina.
Yj'eaver-skin, ahiminikwai
Reaver's lodge, amikwuh.
Benver s tail amikosow, a rikwano.
^ecause, oiuijt, iveiulji-^ sa.
y>'eckon; } heckon, nindaininiqe. I
beckon hini, nind aininnmawa.
y^eckon, (ins. in.) S. Nod
Bed yiihagan. Under the »ed, and-
miharia,),. I go to bed, nin qu vhhim
Any thing used as a lied to lie
upon, apisldmon.
5ed-bug, mindgodjissi, oqowesd, mai-
[i)iviagosid. manitms, (the stinkintr
insect.) *"
.5ed-fellow. mihemagan.
i?e(lsheet, nihdganigin.
i^edstead, nihaganatig, niUgmiuJc.
Jiee, amo.
i^eech-nut, ajawimin.
Beech-tree, ajawemij.
Beei, pijikmiiviiass.
Beexyjingohabo, kitchijingohaho. Beer
made of fir-branches,/4woJa5o.
^eet,_ beetroot, miskokaduk, misko-
terns, ( miskwatchiss. )
Jieiore nond ; hva, tchi hwa, bwa
niii/n. '
^''tin' ^*'^°'"'''^''"^' *'>' ''«%/ ni.
15 .ore all, nnkaive.
Before, (formerly,) ^rt/«,!.
Before lae, emisi^nmnun; enassamn.
, (^ndn-, enamamgabnwiiiln; enasm-
mimtniin.
Before my eyes, in my face, enassa-
''ni.^hkinjigtreiCln.
Before suniethi ng, enassamimanak:
cnassamimng.
Beg; I beg for s. th. to eat, weepinq-
ntn mokonem. I beg him for s.'
th to eat, weeping, nin vwkoMmo-
tni( ,1.
Bo)?, (mendicatp;) I bes, nin nando-
taniage. | am in a bad habit of
jegging, nin nandofamaqcs/ik. I
I'og liim for s. th., nin 'mmdota-
maira. I beg him for help, m»
nanandoma. I beg for h,{in^'an.)
mn nandofan, Jtin nandotamanen:
nin nundidamagenan.
Beg, (in s. in.) S. Ask with hope.
lieggar nendotamaged, bebdnandota-
maged.
Beggary, begginjr, nandotaniagewin'
nand(,tamage>ihkiwin.
Begfors. th.,(ins. in.)S. Ask for
s. th. to eat.
Begging for s. th.-S. Asking for s
til. to eat.
Begin; 1 begin, nin mndjita. I be-
gin some \\ovk, nin madjikan It
begins, madjissemagad, mudjissin:
madjikamujad. "^ '
Beginning, madjitawin; madjikamo-
/ieliave; 1 behave, nind ijiwebis
mn, hunadis, nind inudis. I be-'
have so,.., niml ijiwebis. I be-
have otherwise, nimi andjijiwe.
Ins, 7iind tifu/Ji-bttnadis. J beh de
cently, chastely, nin binadi^'. f
)eh._ impurely, nin winudis, nin,
bislitawadj.tjtwebis, nin gagibadis.
1 beh. h^d[y,mnmatchiijiweMs. I
beh. we 1, tnn mino ijiwebis. I beh
too badly, nind osamitchige f
■ mi
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innko liiin I)(<ti. so, or bf> so, nind
ij i'lrtii.yid.
Holi.ivior, I'jiituhistiiuii hlimiiliniiriii,
inmlin.^rrui. (iiiod hv\\.,)nini> iji
yfiilnsiii-'ni Had bcli.ivKir, iitittrhi
ij/'r,hi.ii/ri>i.. CMliiiiu'cil h,'\\.. mii/-
j'-}>iiniiil!sin'in,, afHlJ/J///ulii,siirin.
1 cliiiiiLji! my hill)., ni'/id umlji hi-
Dhtditi, mil I (ind/ih'/rr/i/M. r)('C('iil
cliustt^ hi-h., hi n(ii)iniii'/ II, Impure
hi'h., hiiilii''ir(id/-/J/iiir/>i.iiiri/i, irinn-
dis'l'il'iii; iiniiihddixiirin.
Hcliiiiil, (ijiiirtiii-.iiij'iivuli. Mcliind flic
\o\i.\\cAi\\\o\\s{\uiriiKsiiiiimi(i,ii<f(iiri-
(jatniij. Hclimd the I'sljiiid, (I'l/mri-
miniM. Hidund I lie ()Ilicis,'/,s/J,'-
irtn.iKj, isliirian'.
Mnliold I hiiia! naslikv !
HoiiiK, (lian Yoniisr lioiims ainirus.
(Jrcnt Uviufr, l-itt'/i/aioti. Wicked
hf'iii<:r, iifi(iiris/i, mntc/il niaairixli.
He it so, in.i qr-imj; afxiniji.
Holcii; ! Ix-lcli, 'niih mt'ijandji; niii
hiih/Kihl.
KcKii'v. l-iii'tiutnn n^jodnj.
Mclic; I Ill-lie liim, viii ijiinanhna.
Be lie), d<hiriiend.ani<)irni .
Believe; I hcl., n/'n. dihirrtam, tiin
dfhwn'nidiim. \ believe in him.
nin dihweunima. I hel. him, nin
di'hwdawa. I bei. it, nin d,hitr-
ian.
Believer, dnu'hivrta/Kj, (imjihvewhi
daiihirdiiiitj.
Bell, h-ifotiujirn'Jcii'pssel-airtnn. Small
.ulohiilar \nAl,Ji/iair,vid'i/</(jn.
Bellow; th > ox or cow bellows, «uwi-
f(i</)iii/. jiijikl.
Bel lows, hihhidjinhl'ottvran.
Belly, tonifisiidama, mitmnd. My, tbv,
his \MA\y . II i mi sxiiil ,h I III issad , nniis-
sad. I have pain iii thelielly, ni/id
ahoMadc 1 havealiifr fatbelly./t//;,
pihidji, nin. pihmatjiji. I have a
larfce" belly, nin manijhvhsadr, nin
mani/iiianiji, n in man,,idji. \ have
a red belly, jiin mifihi'ashkade. My
belly is swollen \ip, nin hiidnd/it<h-
l'(t- I iMit it in my belly, or I have
it in my belly, (?'«.., a;i.) nin wa-
dendan; ran >cadenima.
Belly ot an animal, modji.
nixniiki
rny
or incline myself, juVt
Below, f'lhrifiliish, nisxaii.
■iiitisiid jliran.
Belt, '1,'i'r.lle,; i-ifr/ii/>isnirtn. Woolen
bell, /ninh.,^/<id. Wodj for belts
mi^/il-ninul(i„h. I mak(^ a belt'
nin miKkdijiidikfi. '
Bemoan. S. Weep over... Wncp.
iri),' over...
Bench, npuhi/rin, frmihiinin.
Bim.l,(bow;) | bend, nin irdirim,,,;
1 .b<Mnl It, ( ///,., „n.) nin win/inan,
ninjairiu/iiian, nin fonr.'^/ikiin; nin
irnyinit, nin Jair,i,/in,f,nin mtwisli.-
hvru. I liciid It towards me, nin
hida.jinan. It bends, ja.shawabi»-
xrinnijad.
B(Mid.{(old;) I bend it, {in.,an.)nin
hid-inan.; nin liid-in.a. I bend
arm. 7iin hinkinikin.
Bend; I bcm
naii'ifit.
Beneath, (under,) annmaii, nnnm-
■inij.
Bencdcence, jawfndjigcin'n, jnjaw-
cndjiijcirin , n ild •jdtc'cndjiijeirin.
Benedeent; I am \n-\\.,ni'n jajnwfnd-
jiijr, nin nUn-jniC'ndjiqc.'
Bcnelicial. vS." Useful. "
Benefit, mini) dudninoirin. jo.ircndji-
(icirin. \ bestow a benefit, nin
Jinrrndji//r. 1 bestow iieiiefits, nin
■/(ijdirrndjifjr.
Benefit; 1 benefit him, 7iin jairmi-
ma, nin mino dodaira. I benefit
myself, ?iin jaicenindis, nin mino
didas. 'I"he act of benefitting,
.jawcndjiijcn'in, jajawandjiqewin.
Bene volenc( ■ h'jadunwin, kijcwadisi-
irin.
Benevolent; f am ben.
nin lijcnuidis.
Beniu'hted; lam hen., nin nonditi-
hi,shhi.
Benighted, (ignorant;) I am ben..
mn iihikadis.
Benignity. S. Benevolence.
Bent, (bowed;) f am (it is) bent, nin
ion(jiMa;u>aijiM-a?nagad.
Bent, (folded;) it is bent, bMama-
</ad, hiih'i/iMa, Ud-inignde.
Bent backwards; I am bent b., 7iin
jushagita.
nin hijadis,
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nop.
Uont (orwnrd.s; I an. I.ci.t f., nin mi-
pons I iiinh.^iitby old ago, nin
Boniiii.l.i;,!; h,m l.ori., ;imr///f-/wrt»/,,.
Mv arm in I,,.,!,, run ,nH»,.nninikr.
My (out. IS l„.„„ ,„v (,.,.,. ,„.,, |„,„_
iiin.ijikiiiMiiuiilc, nin hahhurixiih:
loadj lV1yli;,n.lisl,rn.,iMv'haii,lH
are Ix'n., ■,„,,. (likinuininindlL „m
lhih,H(^linindjuiuidi. My log I's ben
ni.n ijikimanUnifiv, '
Horry; a kind of red berry, winia»i.
mm.
Hot, (ilndhi'in.
Bol; 1 UoA nind ataqe. I bef, it,(//,.
an)inndHi,u,in, nind aton; nitui
afiat/oum, nind aiawd.
H('to griNc liav. I'<i„idawewin. W
toorJro.n Brto kVi«o iJay, /W."
daivewunnij. •
j|('tray; 1 l.ri:. him, ni.n pnt/idina.
|o«er;alitthlM'(,t,;r, Wy^j/my.
M<"lw(-(Mi, //r//rrt//, naKmwaii
Howail; I |,nw.bim.(b(!r. it,,), ,/„,„„.
wifM,niiul(mdadnn,)imn\ nin, mu-
vnndan. nind ondndnnon.
Bowail. B(^waiiinK.--S. Wwin over
... WcM'piiiH'ovcr...
Bewilder .•_ I bew. bim, nin qi-
waHia-weumdnmia. I am bewilder-
ed, ««w gtv'a,^hkwnenda)n.
Beyond, awdsntmii.
Bi[)ie. Kije-Manito o mnxinniqan. \
swear on the Hible. Kije-AtLnitn o
mmmaiqun nitul odjhiian.
Bid; Ibid bnn jtq home, or bark
nw (jiwinajdwa.
Bier, tchihai'-oni(janalU).
Ihjr HMii. I am' bip, nin miiidid. It
IS bur, ??utrlia>naqad.
Bigamist,_ fiajohor.wid. I am a biga-
mist, m/i nljdhveiv.
Bilberry. S. Whortleberry.
Bile, osawahan.
Bilions; I am bilious, nind osawabi.
nil I, maK/natffans-
Bill,(beak;)itsbill,(ofabird,)o;fo;.
Bill_ of divorce, weUnUiwi-masin-
mgan, u'eM/mUwi-ojihiiqan.
UiWow, (wave.,) tiqow.
Bind; I bind, nin sngibidjiffe, nin,
mtndjtmapidjige. I bind him, (her,
DIR
It,) mil naqihina, vin miiidjima-
P\nu\ mu mi(jil,id,m,. nmnilniljim.a-
indon. ihuid him, (eltor bin'i, nin
"I'lninndjtqwajdna. I bind him
(IKT, II) w.di, nind aindnpim, nin
vuiiiYnajnn.'i ; nind aindapidmi,
nin. n'an;napid,.n. \ bi,„l „r tie
\v(dl hiH ['-M-V.nin imwi'nanidam-
awainwajA bind it in Hie middle,
{in., fin.) nind ahiii.tr/ii/ndnn :
ni.nd nhitnU'hipinn. 1 liind it again
nrolluMwise. {;„., an.) nind an-
dii/'td.(,n; nind and<i/iina. 1 bind
lli'-in tof,MMher. {in., „n.) nind
anm/i-inaJnnun; nind nnmpinaq.
l>Hid,(in.s. in.) ts. 'I'le.
Bind; Ibind orletttT his handH, hi.-i
''•<^t. S. Hand. Foot.
Birch-bnrk, wigwan.'<. Biroh-bark for
•» l<)dg(!, vu'qwaKsapakti'ci. | look
lor biich-baik, nin nandidwam. I
am taking oii birch-bark, jiin wio-
W(Uxih\ •'
Birch-hark box, ti'i.<prnnt.i.)nahak.
ire i-hark canoe, wiqwu^n-fchirnan.
Jiic i-()ark dish, wigwam-onaaan.
Birch- ha r k 1 01 1 ge , wigwu m;iriqamiq.
Birch-tree, inqwim. 'i'lu^re are birch
trees, wiRWimika. In a place
where there are birch trees. to,>.
v'aHnkang. The birch-trees are
white, wasmkodr.wan wiqiiHman.
liir>\; n sin,iU\,U(\, bini./ll; n larqe
"ird, btncun. Young little bird
fnnadja. A kind of bird, ;;a«A/[-a7?.
f/«w.^ The bird llie.s quick, kijuHi'
hncxhi. The bird flies low.^a.
haftm.se hmexht. 'i'be bird has his
^I'ife's f'o.se(l, nahnanqrM-a bin-
(Kht. I he bird is naked, has no
leathers, paxkhmi. jmpmhkod bin-
c«/i/. I ho bird carries s. th. in his
l)eak, ntmaiqe bincM. The bird
starts, padgwao binetiki.
Bird; a kind of black bird, seqiban-
wanuht. A kind of blue hud,oia-
wane. AVmd of gray bird, okan-
tsue. A kind of white bird, odam-
awes/it.
Birth, ondadiitwin, niqiwin. I give
birth, nind ovdadisike, nin niqia-
ms8. 1 give him (her, it) birth,
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tivi(hniilaili>tia, nhi ni(j'in\nhi(l mi-
t/iii/i.sifiin, iiin nii/ifim.' \ awio liiiili
to a child for him or lo him, viii
ni(,'fn>iii. i't.iinuture abort i v t;
birtli, niHlUu'ln,
Hiilh; T give tinth, (in. s. in.1 S. De-
li veri'd.
Hirtliday, iiiijiirlni gljigad, ondadid-
H'iui-tjijiijdd.
L'irth-Ki\ injr, uixiuwaMowin, ondad-
{/•iiririn.
Hiscuil, (s('n-l)r«'n(l,) and,\-i»ici.
His(!uit, (small cake.) pnkii'fjiiians.
IJisiioii, Kitchi-nK'kifti'inkwanaic.
Hitcii, iiiijixfiin, (jL/d-i.s/ii', anhnimh.
'Vho hitcii is to liavo yoiiriij ones,
(t/u/JiKKt'mo (UliinoKh.
Hilt'; I lii((', /ii>i tahit'aiiijr. I am in a
habit ofbitiiijr, niu takmaiiiji'^hk. —
I bito liim,(ht!r. it,) nin tukiiUDun;
nin tahir(i))d(tn. 1 bite him iniicli,
cnici'y, iiiiid (iblndama.
IJilPotl; I i)ito ot\, ni/i jHihi'endJiije.
Ibiti'od'a ])icce oi it, (im.,in.)
nin /Hihirnia; nin pakwcndan.
Bitter; it is bitter, { in., an..) m,im<ran,
«'j,s,sv/w; winfiKjid. It is bitter," (li-
quid,) U'iKtKKjaijiimi. It is biUer,
( leaf, 1 ivistiaijiha(j.
Bittern, { l,ird. i muMaossi, gaiiawa-
hinitii/ii^im^iri'iilii.
Bit te nless, ivij^fKiginiwhi.
Black, mak-ate-... 1 am black, nin
makntiu'ig. nin makatcwiwe. It is
blaek, (»■«., an.) makatt'ira: makat-
i'ivi-.n. It is black: Metal, in., an.,
inakatiwahikad ; makatiivabikini.
Thread, in., an., makatficahioad ;
makaffin'abigisi. Liquid, mahaie-
icnijanii.
Black; 1 dye black, nin viakatewa-
dim<j(', nin makateiranm'ije. I dye
it black, (■//<., av.,)nin makatewa-
dismn, nin makafewa>isan:nin ma-
kaiewadi.ittwa, nin makatewansica.
Black; I paint it black, {-in., an. )nin
makatehxlon; nin makaiekona. — It
is painted black: Metal, in., an.,
makatcwahikinignde; makatcivnhi-
hini(jani>. Wood, in., an., mnkatc-
u'ukonigade, makateioissaginigade;
inoknfni'akivnijaso, makateivitifta-
ifinii/iisii.
nia(-ki)ird,a kind of blackbird, 7/ia-
kafi'ianak.
Black cloth. hostnakntfU'iijin.
Black dojf, inakafi 'I'df-tini.
Black dnck, niiikatmhib.
Blacken; 1 blacken, )iin mnkate-
n'ifi'/tigr. I blacken him, (her, it,)
nin niakatii'Utihknira, nin makate-
/ri.\hiin<r, nin nmkafvwinhkan, niu
nuikaiffwitinifim, ni/t mahUcuntim.
Ml.ii-keii, (in s, in.) S. 1 paitit it
black.
Blacktoot liiilian, (hiiatihinini.
Blackinn:, (es|)ccially lor boots or
shoes,) innkatfn'ifr/iiff in, miti-
ijirah.'iini-)nakittnvitrhiijan..
Black-lea<l Cor |iolishinK stoves willi ,
ajiixHubik, ivit,ixikn'adrn'aifran, wan-
nikiradewaiijan., n\iKsikira}dkaitjan.
Black River, Afakafewaganii, Mukat-
fwaifantitrinibi.
Black serpent, makateginehig.
Blacksmith, aici/'htoia, I am a
blacksmith, nind awitihtoiaw,
Bliicksmitli's shoj), awishtoiawiga-
mill.
Blacksmith's trade, aivishttdawiwin.
Bladder. S. Urine-bladder.
Blame; I blame him, (her, it,) Jiind
dnn\nima; nind nnwcndan.
Blanket, tvahdan. My, thy, his
blanket; nihmnss, kikonass, ohm-
a^s.<i. I tie up high my blanket, nin
takwanibis. I tie my blanket under
my chill, nin sagnnikamambis.
Blanket moccasin, waboiakidn. I
wear blanket-moccusins, nin wa-
boiakidni'.
Blaspheme; I bias., nin bata-gijwe,
nin matchigywe, nind innpinewi-
nam. 1 bias', him. (her, \t,)nind
indfiincma ; nind indpinenddn.
Blaspheming, bata-gijioewin, inapt'
dcwin.
Blaze; I make the fire blaze, nin
biskakanendjige, nin biskukonetan or
7iin biskakoiiean ishkote. The fire
blazes, mishwahnie, biskakone or
hiskane ishkote. The fire blazes up
high, natnatdkoufi ishkote. The fire
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blnzPN \ip by tho wind, hinkanciaH-
It in ukki'te.
Uluzo on a fn-c, ira.imkn<air/<m, wa-
it'af>\ia</ukir(ii^/an, kikinuirnd a k -
FUiiso'trons; I blaze trees, niri, wii»-
nak-nuiiijc, nin kUiiKtwathtktriif.itr.
Tlu! liccH aid lila/,cil,/t7-///«//'(/i'/,{.
kwai</<ii/r.
IMoach'; I hlcach it, nin wabislikiai-
t<m.
Bif^'irednPSii^ /rhitiKt(fnwinihi/>tj/mi>in.
Blear-«!y(Mi; I am 1)1. , nin t,'ki.sM<ja-
ii'tKihint/n'f.
BIcod; I l')lro(i, (let blood,) nin hnn-
kikwcige. I l.lord hitn, wm had-ik-
wtuva. -Ulccdiiijr, i|i(. act of UIcvaU
iuK 8()in<'l)()dv, bankikw,iir,'win.
BliH-d; I l)|(;e(l, (.sl„.,l liloixl,) nin
tnuihu'iw. I niaki! him hlt-ed, nin
m,iskwiwi(i.— l UUivd at th(! nose,
ningihitan. I bicied at the nose; l)y
a fall, nin ijihitanefliin. I make;
hini blend at the noso by a blow,
nin (jihitiin<(jiinama.
Bless; I bless" (lini, (her, it,) nind
anamidawa ; nind anumietan- I
bless It, (*rt., a/i.) nin sigaamlan;
nin aujaandawa.
Blessed ;_ it is blessed, (in., an.) ei(j-
aanAjvjude; eujaarulJKjmi).
Blessed water, 'anamicivaho.
Blind; \ ixm h\\w\, nin (luqihinifwe, I
makehirn blind, I blim) him, nin
fffUfiliimjwea.
Blindfold; I bl. jiim, nind af/winrjwe-
hina, nin (jaaihin^n^china. '
Blindfolded"; 1 am bl., nind agwing-
webis, nin (jiKjihingwebis.
Blindness, g'mjibinq'wewin.
Blind person, gegtbingtved.
Blink; I blink wi'th the eyes,n»n;>tt-
pAiisangwab, nin passanguanah,
nin pa/>dsmtigaunnb.
Blister. S. Visicatory.
Blister; I have a blister; nind abieh-
hwehigis. I have a blister on my
hand, nind dbishkweM<jinin*ljishin.
I have a blister on my foot, nind
abishhvdmjisideshin.
Block, kotawan.
Block; in a block, mdmawi.
Ijlood, mi^kwi. Coaffnlnted blond,
"Wo. (Let blood. IS. Mleed.) My
Idood IS roniiiitf ont, nin niu/rshra-
r/J". Hiaiii hmi (her, it') with
bi.Mid, nin nmkwiwia\ ninmiskwi.
mihin.
Bl' ■', (stained with blood;) I am
(it is) bloody, nirt miKkwiw\ niisk-
' wiiran. I «trik(! him bloody, nin
in ixkm i nwigu no inn .
Bloody (liix, niidwabiwin. I have the
bloody (lux, 7un inuikirubi. (S.
Dysentery.— S. Issue- of blood.)
Blodiii, blossom, Wdbrgirn.
Blot oiu; 1 blot out, nin gus.<iamnffp.
1 blot it mi,ijmL(j„man. 1 blot it
out to him, ((Hlive him,) w///. gag.
xiamitwn. Wwbjot out to each
other, ([lardon each other.) ?mt
gasnamadirnin. — I blot out a
writiiiK, nin gnsxibian. 1 blot him
out, strike out his name, nin gak-
Blotted out; it is blotted out, gansii-
glide. It becomes blotted out, gun-
niikamngnd.
Blotting out, gatfiiamageivin, gasH-
ainiidiwin.
Blow; 1 blow, nin brxladjiife, I blow
him, (her, it,) ninbodand; nin hd-
fidan. 1 blow a sick ijerson, nia
bdbwedana, {ninbabodana.) I blow
tli(! (ire with bellows, nin bodad-
jiMytan)e_ — It blows, (it is wimly,)
niidin; animad.
Blue. kS. Hky-blue.
Blunder. K. Mistake.
Blunt; it i.s blunt, ajiwa., ajiwassin^
ajiiiibikist^in.
Bluntish; ''
kindn.
BIukIi; 1 blush, nin midhvingwesse.
Board; I go on board, wwt bos. I put
him (her, it) on board, nin hona\
nin boeitim,. ll is on board, (.in,
an.)bo,iiichigade; bositchigaso.
Board, (plank,) nabaginsag. Small
board, nabagissagms . I make it of
beards, nahagissagokadan. It is
made of boards, nabagissagohade.
Hot or house made of boarifs only,
nabagissagouigamig.— The board
it is bl., pangi ajiiabi-
ai
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is narrow, agassmleti nahiujifsag.
'V\w board is wide, nuuHjatltd tin-
bnijhxitij. Uiidor fi board', unnfiun- <.
m<j. Ill ttio middle ol a board, nd- {
Hoanliiijr, anhanijewin, ac/iandiwi/i;
wui^lniimn.
Hoard ing-lu)iise, dnhaii(jpwi(iami(f.
Moa •diii>,'-niasier, tin/iuiK/iinnini. —
Hoardiii>,'-mislri!os, iuAai'if;ekwe.
Hoard-road. S. I'laiik-road.
Hoa.st; I boast o(..., tun mamikwas,
nin. iViiwijim.
Hoastcr. S. Hrafjgart.
H oa s 1 1 1 1 f^ , ma mikirasowin.
Hoat, iniitujo-tehiinan.
Hoal-buildor, l)oati||akor, Ichamani-
Hodkiii,7?tij/(/*».
Body, ■wiiauiina. My, thy, his body,
niiaio. kiutui. wiiaw. I havi; a l)oily,
nind owiiaw. 1 have it in my boily,
(in nie,) /lind (iwllaulnudan.. — In
tho Kidd of tho body, ojrineini. I
makn liim lio on his sido, nind
opinUnkinia. I have convulsions
in my liody, iiin tcliitchiblsklia.
Body; in a body, ixulniawi.
Bog, wiihaishkiH.
Boil; 1 boil s. th., nitid onsclwe. I
boil it, {in., an.) nind oncan; nind
omwa. It boils, vndcmagad. 'I'hc
kettle boils, on.w aHk.
Hoilinff water, windeijnihi.
Bois-blaiic Island, \Viijvhiminiss.
Bomb, hi nioMnnlawan.
Hombasin, ijaxkiyiih.
Bond, tahldhiijotiin.
/j'one, okanima. My, thy, his bone,
nikdn, kikdn, akdn.
A bone comes out of my body, nin
sagujanetihin. A certain bone in
the leg, nitc/dshihdiujan. 1 have
pain in the bones, nin, dewigane. —
I have large bones, nin rnuniumji-
gane. I have small bones, 7un hi'wi-
gane, or, Jiin, bahiicigane. I have
strong bones, nia maMawigane,
nin stmgigane.
bonnet, wiwakwun.
Book, madnaigan. A small book,
masimwjans. 1 open a book, (or
letter,) nin pakiginan ma.nnaigan.
1 close a book slightly, //m //a/oit.
fian vuiKinaujan. 1 cio;:>e it liriskly
mn iiatalriiiihinan, or, mn pata-
h/ntliinun .
//ook-case, masinaigiw i-tcsaahan,
A'oot , mifii/wdk/Kin .
/iore ; 1 bore him (her, i.) through,
/////- juhn/xigwaniwa ; ninjabopagl
■wanmn.
lUnv, (in s. in.) H. Pierce.
Z/orn; I am ( it is) born, nin nig, n.'nd
(rndadin ; nigimagad, ondadinn.a-
gad.
A'orn apain. S. Kol
A'orii with
)orn.
1 am born with it, nin
gigimg.
/jorrow ; 1 borrow, ninil ataiiange.
{ borrow o( him, nind atawuma. I
borrow it, {in., an.) nind atawan-
pen; nind atan'angenan. 1 am in a
habit o( borrowini,', nind atawan-
gcKhk. Had lialiit ol liorrowiiig, a/a-
wangrxlikinin.
/j'orrowed; any thing borrowed, aww-
giHiin.
/borrowing, niawangcnrin.
/idsom, /linii'tinioicin. 1 put it in my
bosoiii, [i/i., an.) nin pinomon;
nin pinmnitnan.
A'oss, ndganisid, ogima,
/)'oss in a coppur-m'ine, minhvaUkoh-
ogima.
lioih, (in compositions,) i'lawa...y
etairi...
Jioih, naienj, neienj, Hj. On both
sides, ttairaii. i)'oth sides of the
body, etannna.
/.'other; 1 bother him, nin migoi-h-
kadjia. It bothers me, nin migrsh.
kadjiigcn.
bottle, ('modai. Little bottle or vial,
om<dc?i8.
BoUom; 1 bottom a barrel, nin gibi-
diian miikak.
/bought; 1 am (it is) bought, nin
oiskpinadjigas; gi/>bj-inadji(/ade. A
bought object, gif/ipinuda</an. It
is a bought object, gishpinadaga-
niwan.
7/ound; I am bound, or fettered, nin
mainandjigivapiii, nin mamandjig.
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vnjn'ljigati, nbi nUiuijimanM, niii
tnukiljuiMpiLaujas, nuh ni.i Jjima-
liuliiya^. Ill,, i.„.p,i. mnafjiiHa-
/>ii/f, ini)i,(ljunai I Ijliad '■
/ioutitv. S. /;(.Mi(!v. lor'inn.
/j'ow, mUli^wah. '.'uv uv«r tho In-
tiian cradle, mp, ..n.'ir. „i
A'ovv. /;„wini, .ine: .• , S. A'end.
/)(!llt.
/A)W flown; 1 |)(jw i\
kita. I how (lov )i
, «in jnijaxh-
liiiii,'(li(>r,
\y)ninjaijMkkU<iwa\ nin pumxh-
kitan,. ■'
/Jmw.is, magij. I exorinrato the
)ow(!ls, nin misi. I exoncrato tlio
)ovv.!ls in my IxmI, ninmltinmmm
I liay.. pairus in th,; howoLs, /wV/,/
ak-iwhh.idv. Pain ,„ t{,o bowels.
'tkoshkadvwin.
/)\>v/\, (iiiugnns.
/iowiiian. 8. Arclier.
yyowsprit, nujaniikwaigan.
/>i)w-8triin,', alchdb.
A'ox, wia/Ja/:. kSuiuII box, malakons.
Wooden box, inakakusmg.
A'oy, kwlwuerm. lam a boy, /ri'/i /.■«'«-
wiaeiitiiw. 'I'lie (irst-born l)oyofa
family, mculjih-iwiss. I am tlio firsf-
born boy ol tlio family, nin mudd-
Hwixsiw,
//racolot or ring aronnd t.Iio wrist,
andn; around tho arm, UtchiwtH
Sl'.'l .
Jhag; I hrna; of ixiyseM, nin mamiJt-
was.—S. Praise, (flatter.)
A'ragfrart, bra^ger, mamaclMjowintn/',
mcmihn'isid. I anj a braggart, nin
mamikwus.
ftaggi ng, mamiJcwanowin.
Arnin_; niy, ihy, bin brain, ninindib,
kimndih, winindib.
brainpan. S. Skull.
/?rarich, wadikwtm, '^dihvan. Tliere
are brandies, higivehi.nagad. Tho
tree_ has branches, liawchimugisi
milig. I cut oir brandies, nin ma-
jidikwanaijie, nin taidgandaweiqe.
I cut oil ttin branches of a tree,
nin mnjidikicanewa mitig, nin tchl
aandawcwamitig. The tree has
large branches, mumangidikwana-
j/'ui nutig.
/h\mi\, kmldakidrg,
y/raiidy, i.-/ikidui'al,o, mcMiwaga-
"ug ,Mi,,Uwab<}, (atroiiK lire-wa-
ter.)
/>rass, o.sau'ahik.
/.'rass- w I re, ow, wahihmA.
/.'rass-wire collar, oaawuhiko-nuhik-
uwagmi.
yj'r,i\v. ; I am bravo, nin songi,lve.
Arave courageous person, muimii.
deed. "^
V>Vave. y;ravery. — y. Courageous,
tourage.
//rave. yj,'rave warrior.— S. Hero.
/' ra V e ry , ii( ngi,!, cwin.
/>Vavvl. y.'iawUng. - S. Quarrel.
Quarreling,
y/razenlaeed. S. Shameless person.
Arazier. nkikokewinini.
//razier'.s trade, work, business, aki-
kiikemn.
JJroncA\ ; there are breaches, tatawak-
wixt~tn.
y>'iea(l , 'pakwfjigan. Unh-avened
bread, weinhisxitchigan'sxig pakive-
Jigaii. Leav{!iie(| bread, wejabiti.
Mtcfugasod pakwejigan. (S. Leav^
ened.j
y>'rea(lth ; one breadth, (of stuflT or
^\o\.h,).brngoslik. Two brejidfhs.
t-Ui.,nd<,>ilLk,G[c. So many breadths
da.sudxhk.
JJii'iik; I break it, {in., an.) nin. hi-
gox/dan, mil bigwaan ; nin bhmh-
kmiH, nin ligw<iwa. I break' it to
pieces, {in., an.) nin ligunun ; nin
biginiu. I break it by letting it lall
down, {in., an.) ninhv,iol^,s>,ldnn\
ninhigwi\,ki,na. It breaks falling
d_own,i_e«., aw.) biqwixdn, {bigos.
stiip huiivixhin, {.bigoshin,)hiywe-
vt.^lfn. I break it in two, (m., an.)
niN. bobUdoii ; nin bohMna. I break
lUo small pieces, {in., an.) nin
bixman; vm bi^sawa. I bn ak it to
sinall^ ineces in my hand, {in., an )
■mn bixt^ibidon; 7dnbimbina. I break
n, (a dish, in., a watch, an.) nin
piixmun ; mn ras^^awa. I break it
to pieces by striking, {in., an.) nin
biMugnnandan ; nin bimiganarna
l break some long object, (-//i., an.)
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nin hokossuJon, nin loTcoshkan ; nin
hojconhtma , nifi hokn.ihkawa. It
breaks, hoJcotckii-M-a, hol'Wasilca, -
I break a bone, ■«/, ,„ihfaigane.
T break branches on the road', v.in
hol-oniije. J break my canoe, nin
liii^oiienhin, nin hokonhin nin tchi-
inan. I break a commandment, nin
higohidon (januKongeivin. 1 break a
field, nin hisrwnlcamiijaan litvian.
I break my nose falling, 7iin hiesa-
gidjanethin. 1 break the point of
8. ill., nin holiol-ojcnun. T he tree
hrcii.ks, biskibagiskka mitig. Sticks
break under the feet, hnkivemitgad,
/^reak, (in s. in.) S Tear.
/breakdown; I break down, flam
ruined,) nind ungaehka, tii/i bi-
goehka. It breaks down, (it is ruin-
ed,) angoshkainagad, anganiagad,
lij/i/skkaniagad. I break it down,
7it>i bigobidiM, nin 7ii^mkobido7i. I
break it down by striking, {in.,
an.) nin higoganandan ; nin bigo-
ganama,
breakfast, kigijeb-wissiniwin. I take
my breakfast, nin kigijcb-ivifisin.
i?reakoff; [break it off, {in., an.)
nin hokoshkoblnan, mnboknoamvis-
sidon ; nin bokoshkobina, nin bok-
wanwishima. I break of} a piec •,
(in., an.) nin pakwcbidon; ninjuik'
webina. I break oFa piece of wood,
{in., an. ) nin pa'.wegaan ; nin pak-
wegawa. I break it of!' by small
pieces. ('//«., an.) nin pigicJikibidcn;
nin pigishkibina. It breaks off,
(falls off,) pakiveshkinnagud.
^reak open ; I break it open, nin
nassidiean. 't breaks open, nassi-
diessin, n assidieshka.
Break, (split;) 1 break it, ninpassi-
kan, nin passilan. It breaks, j^^as-
sikamagad.
^reak tl'irough ; I break through
s. tb. with my foot, nir bokisse. I
break through tha ground, nin bo-
kakamigisse.
Break to pieces; I break it to pieces,
{in., an.) nin passibidon ; nin pas-
iibina. It breaks to pieces falling
from a height, (««., an.)pigiMis^
nin ; ingi>'iikii<hin.
Breakers. S. Shoals.
Breast, ukakiganama, kakigan. My
thy,^ his breast, nin kakigan. ki
kakigan, o kakigan. I have pain
in my breast, nin diwukigaa. 1
liave_ hair on the breast, nin mi-
nhakigan. I warm my breast, nin
ki^jakiganes. I cover my breast
nin kaalikakiganeodis. I uncover
iny breast, mn miJinTiakiganebini-
die, nin mijishakiganeni'di». My
breast is uncoverell, nin ndjinha-
kiganeshin, nin mitakiganeakm.My
breast is uncovered inc\ecently,H2n
nihaddkigan. 1 uncover his (her)
breast, ttin mijii^Ji'ikiganebina, nin
mijii^Jiakigancna.
Breast, woman's breast, totosh.
Brcasi-pin, kash/cakiganeon.
Breast-plate, e^nmig. Breast-plate
of silver , joniiawesslmig. Breast-
plate of porcelain, migimicm-
mig,
Breath, neesewin, pagidanamowin.
My breath is short, nin tcckwanam.
My breath smells bad, nin manji-
magwanam.
Breathe; I breathe, nin nesse,ninpa-
gldanam. I breathe forth, \iin
nassanam. I breathe into him, ?(m
ntssenudawa. I breathe otherwise,
nind andanam. I breathe deeply,
ninjoganam.^ I breathe interrupt-
edly, nin kitihkanam. 1 br. Ly
long intervals, nin jujibanam. 1
br. with difnculty,_?u>!(/ akwanam,
nind ishkanam. nind aiekivanam,
I caji be long without breathing,
nin jibanam. I br. my last, nind
ishkwdnam.
Breechcloth, ansian.
Breeches, gibodciegwasson,
B ric k , miskwn big an owussin .
Bride, wa-ividigm ikwe.
Bridegroom, wa-widiged inini.
Bridge, ajogan. There is a bridge
made, ujoganikude. I make a
bridge, 7iind ajoganike. I walk ov-
er a bridge, nind ajoge.
Brittle
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Bridle, fugidonehidjlgaa. The hoi
iias abndle on, eagidonebidjm
behejigogavji. "^
Bdgand, malcandweivinini.
'^'■,'S:lit ; I make it bright, nin wash-
Icfiabikishkur,
Bright, (in s. in ) S. Shine. Shining,
linghtness, wasseiasiwin.
lirun; 1 brun it, {in., an.) nin nas-
sabashkinadon ; nin nassabasiki-
naa.
Brimstone, osuwi-jnakate.
onne, jiwitaganabo.
^""g 'l bring, 7dn bidass. I bring
hun, (her, it,) wm bma,mn bidoma:
nmbulon,7u/i bidondan. I bring
nun s. th., nin bidawa, nin bidama-
wu. I bring him (her. it) to some
place, mn dagwisUma : nin da-
gwmttm. I bring him (her, it)
dtihore on my back, from a canoe
or boat, nind ugwaoma ; 7u;id aa-
waondan. '
Bring back ; I bring him (her, iO
back again, nin bi-qiwewina, neiah
nm bina ; nin bi-gtwewidun, neiab
nin bidun.
Bring down; [ bring him (her, it)
clown, mnbi-nisiiwinu; }dn bi-nie-
siividon.
Bring forth, (ins. in.) S, Birth.~S.
Yield fruit.
Bring iri ; I bring him (her, it) in,
)uni)indiguna\ nin plndigadon. I
bring in vyood. nin pi, diuenisse.
Bring to light ; I bring him (her, it)
to light, nm inokuwa, nin moMna;
nin niokaan, ninmukinan.
Bring up ; 1 bring him (her, it^ up,
nind ikwigia, nin nitawigia, \ nind
ikwiyiton, nin nitawigiton.
Bring with ; I bring with me, nin U-
giijis.^ I bring him (her, it) with
in^.n-inbt-gigitiinan; ni,i U-nigi^iu.
i cause him to bring along with him
ii. th., mn bi-gigidci. It brings a-
Icrig with It, bi-gigidmagad.
Brittle; it is brittle, (w., an.) kd-
pan, kapadad ; kapid, kapadiei.
Broad, (in s. in.) S. Wide.
Broad axe, tchigigaiyan.
Broil ; I broil it, {hu, an.) nin han
tan ; mn banswat
Broken ; it is broken, bigoshka, ma-
kidika, bigobidjigadt. It is broken
to pieces, (in., an. ) hissaigade: bis-
saigaso It is broke/' to pieces by
6. th. that fell on it, (in., an.)bie-
nkode ; bzsstkoso. The ground or
soil is broken up, bigwakami-
gaigade. Something is broken in
my body, nin bokodjiehka.
Broken, S. Infirm.
Broken branch on the road, bokoni-
gun.
Brook, sibinishe.
Broom, tchigataigan, tcMshataigan.
Broomstick, tchlgataiganak, tchiga-
taiaanaVig. '
Broth, nabob, wiiassabo.
Brother ; my, thy, her brother, nind
awema,ktd awema, od aweman.
My, tliy, his older brother, nissaie,
kinsaie, ossaieian, My, thy his
younger brother, 7iishime, kiMmc,
oefiuneian. We are brothers, nind
omimemdimin.
Brother-in-law ; my, thy, his broth-
er-in-law nita, kita, ivitan. My,
thy, her brother-in-law, ninim, Ici^
mm, wtnimon.
Brother, (or fViend ;) my, thy, his
brother, (friend,) nind owidjikl
'weima, nind owikunisdmu. We
are biothers, (friends,) ni»d cwid-
Jitiwemdimin, nind owikaniisin-
diiain.
Broth-pot with legs, okadakik.
°"^^ViK '" brought here, (in.,
a?i.) btdjtgade; bidjigaso. It is
brought_ somewhere, (in., an.)
dagmmtchigade ; dagwisdMiiga-
Brought in ; I am brought in, nin
pi/uli^amgo. He ( she, it) is brought
m,j>tndigana ; pindigade, pindi-
gadjtgade. ^
Brought up; I am brought up, m/t
mtawigiigo, nin nitawig.
Brow. S. Forhead.
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Brown ; 1 am brown, ni'n sujwaning-
l?row8(', kibiDx, niiimil'.
Hrowsc ; it browses, (ji boast,) ^Z-
wlkol'e, '!>'th \-n/:ira n (IJiijf.
l^ruiso, -la^lutijitshlcnsowin, dusnoso-
bniiso : I bniisn him, (hi;r, it,) vin
hamuikau-a ; nin fxuiai^il.ini.
r.iuisod ; 1 iiin bnii,-<('il l)y !<• t'l- thiit
fell \\\H)u nu\ nil! jiit-htiijiishl'i'H.
Hriitih. i;lotlH'.s-l)nitili, Iniut'ciiijan.
Pnish ; I brush cFothps, niii bina-
!5r\isli, |i;\iiitiiijT-bnish, hijijahiiijun.
ihiclict, fur fctcliin^uf water, nadcban,
nimihiKjcn.
I* lick 1 (• , (iJahiilssiilJ/ijan .
Hucklor, (hilt'il-irtion.
l?ml, oiiim/k, mniim/'Jr.—S. (lonn.
Hufifali), ))iaslil,-(iilt-jrijiki.
I'uftalo-robo. ni]ii!:iircain.
Ihittet; 1 l)iill'(il liim 'nin pumuiowi-
wa, ninnahnoaskiniiuljitan'a.
Wulioon, iirmhiijhul. 1 play tlio bnl-
foon, iiind ombttjiK. nin buhap'inirc.
Hndooncry, owhajuiwin, halapiawe-
win.
rSugbear, qiKjau'ctadjitchujan.
l?ii|:;lc, h'ifadjhjiin.
Build ; 1 build x\\oi.\';iV,7\hid ojujf. I
build aho\isr, nin ivahaiac.
Builder, cjiiji'ivinini, irnhi/'ji'w/'nini.
Building, '(>ji(j('>'>i n , wal-a i(jc.w in .
Bulky ; I ain (it is) bulky, nin min-
Jid ; milch a.
Bull, nchc-pijih'-
Aillol, (uuri.
^uUet-uiould, aiiwikadjiijun.
i'uiuUe, of hay or some other in.
obj., iukohidcg.
/bundle, of shingles or some other
an. obj. tahibisowa(j.
Aindle or packet of fur, miUnda-
Qan.
i>uoy to a net, ol-andikan. Another
kind of huny^okandikan hekodjiko-
sod.
Jiuoy. S. Sea-n,iark.
.A'urbot aii'dfsi, a>i>ansi.<ni.
Jh\ rial, pumjendiwujwiii.
Burn, tchasisou'in.
Burn i I burn, nin tchiKjis. I burn
and wf'e|>, nin ncHScx.^tikia. It hurnN.
tihiKjiiic. I burn s. th.. nin trlin-
(li.-iijr. I burn him, (hor, il,)wi/»
'tc/iU'jixira ; ////( /t'//<i(,'isnn. 1 burn
niyf<r!f, iii/id (iiiirnJiikix. 1 burn
liiin, nind tniirahikinra. I burn (ii
burns) in a certain rlaro. nin dan-
akin ; diinakidc. I burn entirely.
to coal, nind nkal'itnak',^. It burn."
to mat, akiikannkidc, akrrkanakafi .
I liuni bun (her, it ) to coal, ni)iii
tik(ika>iaki,vira ; nind iik(ik(f»a\-is
an. 1 l)inn ( or mak«>) coal, w/W
akakajdr. \ burn (u burns) all
\]]\nni kafhka/rin, nin tch('ujaki.n :
kaxlikakidc, tihdtjnkidc. 1 ccviPi:
(it ceases) burning, nind iMnrain-
/•/.v; i.shkivdi'iknli'. llbnrns throiij,'!),
ki.<likiiki</(:, biij.dc. \ burn it
tlii-iingli, [in.j'nn.) kiM'akisan ;
ki.</ikiiki.-ii'ii.~ \ burn it for fiiel,
{in., an.) ninbodairrn, nin hcda-
irinan.~-\ burn s. th. to tuake a
pood odor, nin inin<yu\aij>rakisiije.
1 burn s. th. on metal to make' d
pood odor, nin m i noma<jvabikit<i{/f .
] burn it on metal (in.^ an.)lo
make a good odor, nin wimma-
(jwahikuMn ; nin minomagwixlikis-
■ma.
/)'urn up ; T burn (it burns) up enti-
r(dy, nin. tchagnkit ; tc/iagakide. 1
burn him (h.'-r", ip up entirely, nin
fihagiikiitwd ; nin t<ha<jaki.-<nn. 1
burn up all my fuel, nin tchagah-
Kiima.
yAirnt; it is burnt in a certain man-
ner, inidcmngad. It is too much
bu rut, ofiamnkidcmnqad.
7)'nrnt forest , ■icii-mkoch. There is a
liurnt forest, wismkodewan.
7?nrntsacritice , ichaginige-pagidi-
nigewin.
iAirst ; I burst it, nin tutashkan. It
bursts, pa.ihkikamiKjad. It bursts
by freezing, pashkahoadin, passa-
din. It bursts by heat, pa.shktdc,
I makebur.<?t, (berries,) nin pwfh-
h'minam(fe. I make them burst.
1 berries, in., an. ) nin pnslikimina*-
Muan ; nin pushkiminasswag.
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In tho bushes, ani-
/>'urat asunder; I biirst(it bursts) as-
uii(l(!r, nin nanawisse ; nanawinse-
iiUKjad.
limy; I bury him, nin pai/ide/iimu-
I bury hiMi (her, it) under s. th.,
nm lUMiiwuH'a, jiin /li/u/waaJrana ;
nin, nin(jwaan, nin ninqwuakadan
A'n ry inir-place, ningwadlcuii, tchiht-
innn/(i.
/.'ush, lildnsan
IliK/lik'lUltJ.
A|nshel, ililmitjan, (Uhaiminau.
/-'usiuess , iinokiwin, tmnoHwin.
lroui)le.sonie difljciilt business,
a/ninalaniKjiuwin. 1 have a di/ii-
cult business, niml animuktinwiin.
y>ustle; I bustle about, ^i^V^ hahuijUa
Ausy ; 1 am busy, nincl 07ulamita,
nind ondumm, nind ondamukumi-
</?.v, nmd akamiiju. I am busy at
^■ih.^nind onddmitoldgc. I am busy
at my child, (children,) ?nnd on-
ddvwnje. I am no more busy, ?iind
■inhkuuikamiijiii.
Bni, datih, unishu dash.
/iutciier, nilaqtwinini.
i>'utcher. S. Kill animals.
7/utchprinjr, ?i/to//r'ww.
yujan. 1 he bread is buttered
•>['p>\, ^,.a
jijoiijiiHo pakwfjigan .
yjiUlerdy, mcniinywa,
7>'uttoc]<s, mixkwa^,ah. I have iarire
buttocks, nni /'ikwakosmqidiic
V>ut on, W.i button myself up,, «,
gthw,indi(tkwa(,di.s. ' '
/>ii.v; I buy, nin. guhjmnufe, nin (,uh -
r'JuuJjHu. n>uyh;m,(hor, it,),l
, (li^hpuiana; nin <ji>ihi,inud.m. ] bu \
or iriysiill nin (jidpinamadi.s. i
buylum (her, it) for mysd/; W,
maduvn. Ihuy it Uyr]nm,nin\,i,f>.
Jyvri.-, It buz/.ns. ,j,wtcu'cma<jad. '
Auzzing fly, kUchi amu, ''
yyy-and-by, ndsuM, pitcMnay, qo-
yi<il>i, puma, panima. ^ ^
v>y lieart, Jaijivana.
liy little and little, pcpangi ; yeguvi
JJy-ment, updndjiyan. ^ ^^
Jjy no means, ia«.e„ lapi.h, lcawi,»a
By the side of..., opimeaii.
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CAL
Cabbage, httcM anibish.
(^able, kitchi himinchwan.
("ake, pakwejigana.
Calash, titihiddban, baiamibaigo-titi-
hidahan.
'o-masinaigan.
(Calender, eyt
Ch\{, pijihns.
(!alf uf the leg ; the calf of my, thy,
his leg; nindn, Hndn, ondnan.
Calico, hitagigin- Calico for curtains,
agohidjiaanigin.
Call, nanaomigosiwin.
Call; I call, 7iin nandtcewem. I call
for him, (her, it,) nin nandwewemu;
nin nandwewendan.
Call loud ; I call loud, nin hihag. 1
call him (her, it) loud, nin hibagi-
ma ; niti bihagindan. It calls me,
nin bibagimigon.
('all, (name ;) I call him, (her, it,)
nind ijinilcana, nind ina, ninwina;
vind ijinikadan, nind iddn, nin
wimlan. I call myself so..., nind
ijinikanidis, nin ivinidie.
Call, (simimon, invite ;) I call, nin
nnndanqe, nin nandondjigc, I call
him, ?)in nandoma. 1 call thcin to-
gether, nin mawaudonandomag. 1
call by firing guns, nin nandwcwe-
ng<.
Call upon; I call upon his name, nin
wait ina.
Called ; I am called in a certain man-
ner, nind ijinikanigos. I am (it is)
called so..., nind ijinifiaf!, nin wins,
nind ijiwins; ijinikade, ijiwinde.
Called, (summoned, invited ;) I am
called, nin vandomigo, nin nando-
migos, nin nandondjigas.
Calling, bibaijiain.
CAN
Calm ; I calm myself, nind anissen-
dam.
Calm ; it is calm, anwatin ; dogisnn.
The water is calm like a mirror,
wassikogamisdn. It is calm after
a heavy sea, ishkivaiagamtHse.
Calumet of red stone, mishvassin-
opwagan.
Caluminate ; I cal., nin dnjinqe. I
caluminate him, (her, it,) nin da-
jima, nin madjitnotawa] nindajin-
dan. We cal. each other, nin da-
jindimin.
Calumniation, calumny, dajindiu n.
CalMmniato., deJingrMid. I am a
calumniator, 7iin dajingeshk.
Calumnious ; I am cal., nin dajin-
geshk.
Calvary, uijiganikan.
Camel, pck'wawigang, megwawigang
aiveesi.
Camp, gabvahiwin, nibewin.
Camp ; I camp, nin gahexh. I camp
from distance to distance, nin bi-
modcgos.
Camphor, gtrcdasseg.
Camping, gabtM/cin. Camping from
distance to distance, bitnvdcgod-
u'in.
Can; I can, Jiin gaf<hkiton. I can do
nothing with him, (her, it.) nin
bioanau'in ; nin bwanuniton.
Canada, Mania. In, from or to Ca-
nada, Moniang.
Canadian, moniawinini, nvmitigqji.
Canadian woman, moniakwe, wemi-
tigojiknr.
Canal, nfnkad/igitn. I dig or make a
canal, nin .yibikadjigc. There is a
canal made, xibikiuh.
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CAR
tancer,manadapin<'wi7iem(rwemag«iL
1 liavc a c.incer, nind amng.
(Cancerous; I am can., 7iind amog.
('■diui\e,wusmkwanendiigan.
('ariillestick of metal, wassakwanend-
pganahilc.
Candlestick of wood, wassahvanend-
Jiganatig.
Cane, (walking-stick,) so/taora. I use
It as a cane, nin saJtaon.
Cannibal, eater of human Hesh, win-
digo; windigokw
Cannot ; I cannot, nin Iwanawi, ]ca-
wtn ?un gaftkhUoiisin.. I cannot
make It. or get it, nin bwanuwiton.
Canon, kdcM-pashkidmn.
C'anon-ball, kilehi-jmMingan anwi.
Canoe, fchiman, A small canoe,
tcAtmanens. A bad old canoe, tc/ii-
inunmh. So many cdinoes4am)uaq.
Iwo canoes, three canoes, etc.,
mjonag, nwojiag, etc. I have a
large canoe, nin 7)iajig6n. I have
a small canoe, nind agumm.— The
canoe ishifrh, ish/Mmagad, tcMman;
It IS low, tahassonagnd. The canoe
is large, mangunagad tchiman : it
It IS small, agasionagad. The ca-
noe is long, ginonagud tchiman; it
IS short, takonagad. The canoe is
sure, (not dangerouss) kitagwinde
tchiman ; it is not ^i!/fe, ( it 'is roU-
^^E,')gokolw<i7nagad.-\n the canoe,
pzndmag. I am alone in a canoe,
Mi/i hejigi,ka7n, nin ni/ikeokam. We
are two, three, etc., in a canoe,
mn mjokumin, nin nissokamin,
etc. We are so many in a canoe,
dassoka7nin. - In the foremost part
of a canoe, toanakodjaonaq , mta-
mmaaoni^; m the stern, odakamng.
-Under the canue, andmonag. On
this side of the canoe, ondasnonag;
on the other side, awass6nag.—\
carry a canoe to the water, nin
madadon tchimrm, or, nin madds-
staon. I push my canoe from the
shore, tiin niminaweshka. The
canoe goes our .mo the lake, ni-
mtfiawetMahi .^gn/^ tchiman. I have
nothing m my ca'.je, ninpiJisAi-
gonaguam. My canoe breaks, kish-
ktseifi ntn tchiman. I mend my
canoe, nin wawyaaton fnn tchi-
man.
Canoe-bark, tchimanijig.
Canoe-maker, tchamaniked, tchiman -
ikennnini. I make a canoe, nin
tchiinanike.
Canoe-making, tchimanikewin.
Canoe-measure, dihacmnn.
C^itwe-modei, wanadeshkodjigan.
Canvass, (sail-cloth,) ningassimmo-
nigin.
Cap, wimakwan, nehdgag wiwakwan.
Cap made of clolh, manitawcgm'.
'wiivakwa)i.
Capable. S. Able,
Cape. S. Point of land.
Capricious; lam cap., nin < , ,.
wadis.
Captive, awakan. I am a captive, (in
Indian cai)tivity,) jtind awukaniw.
Capsize; I cap., (in a canoe, boat,
etc.) ?un gonabishka. I cap. in a
rapid, nin gonabahog. I capsize
(upset) him, (her, it,)mn gaivina;
nin gawi/ian. — S. Overthrow.
Capuchin, wiwakwan.
Carabine, bcmidekadeg pashkisigan.
Carbonized/ it is car., akakanakide,
akakanute. I am car., nind akak-
anadis.
Carcass, jigoshigan.
Card-playing, atddiwitt,, atagewin.
Card. S. Playing-card.
Care; I care, nin babamendam. I
care for him, fher, it,) nin babame-
mma, nin .lahenima; nin babamen-
da?i,, nin mbendan. I don't care for
him, nind ajidema. I care for my-
self, Tiin babameniiulis. — I take
care of somebody, nin baniiiwe. I
take care of him, (her, it,) nin ba-
mia; nin bamiton. I take care of
myself, ?iin bamiidis, nin bumiko-
dadis. I am taken care of, nin
bahamendmjas. It is taken care of,
babameudpgade.—]. take well care,
nind angwamis, nind aiangwamis.
I take well care of it, nind aiang-
wamendan, nind aiangwaminan,
nind angwamendan, nind angwa-
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CAR
i
miiian. — I tnko cara of it, { in., an. )
in onlnr to ronservr it loiiir, /il/)
miinai1jif<m\nin maiiadjin. — I hav(>
too miu'l) ('art', /;//((/ iisamciulain.
Too much carp, osainniduniDK ii)..
I (nkp caro of sick persons, nin
giithiiirr. \ tako caro of him in liis
sickness, ////(. gatiiui.
('arc. I ins. in.") S. Take cam.
I'arcM'ni. ( ordorly;) I nin cariifiil, iiin
illfi;Ujdk'(imis,
('ar('fnhicss,(goo(i o r(lcr,^. <(/;/« Avjwi/-
ifiwin.
l^aroh'sa; 1 am careless, kuirin n/'ii
Carcli'ssly. mawnnj.
CarnaETc. >//'.>.tiiii/cin.
Cnrp, ( tish,) natinhin. Largo carp,
papnar.").!.
(^a^p-hon(^ na)iu})iniija».
(\arpol, for a Hoor. nj'hhinu»ii(jiii.
Carp- River. Naiiuhinitiihi.
wakii /■(je/rin/'n /', ojigeirl-
Carpentor,
nil hi .
Carpenter,
Carpentry
(in s. in.^i S. .loiner.
wnlaitjcirln, njitjcioin. I
work carjientry, (build I'louses,)
nin irahaiijc.
('arriaue. S." (^art.
(■arrieii nw.iy; I am ( it is) carried
a\Vf\y. nin maJjiiljiijan, nin nuul-
jin-iifj it/Its; nhu/j/iiJi(jaJ<', inudji-
H'idjii^ade.
Vwxroi^ osan'dkadakons.
Carry; 1 carry (or convoy) liii'>.( nor,
it.) nind ijiirina; nind IJ/'r/'dcn. 1
carry it to him, nind ijhcidaica,
nind ijiividamaicn. I carry s. th.
in a hiiskot, nind airadjinuim'. I
carry it for him, nind ai'rad/iwnn-
au'ii, nin bimiifidawa, nin habimi-
widaica. We carry it for each
other, niii habimiividadimin. I
carry it elsewhero, i m., nn.) nin
hakewidon; nin hakcwina. I carry
it to him, nin madjidatva, ninniad-
jiwidawa, nin madjiuulamawu. I
ca'ry it on s. th., '(/«., an.) nin
nimaan; nin niman. I carry (or
convey) him (her, it) fnrtherthan
I ought, nind answeivina; nind
nnmi'fiKidim. I carry in a cnnop,
n ind nuuulaijnodami.
(^arry away; I carry him i lier, it i
nw.w , nin mail jina, nin inuitjiwi.-
tia, nin, hiinin'inn; nin madjiddn,
nin viddjiiriih n, nin him i)r don. I
carry myscdf iiway. nin tnadjiwini-
din. 1 carry him (her, it) away m
a canoe or iioat, )rin 7nailjiiiini ; nin
nuidjioiLim. I carry him i her, it i
away on my l)a<-k, nin miiilji.iiina,
nil! niitdanin; nin ni'idjii'/idini, nin,
iiKidnudun. 1 cannot carry him
(her, it) away, nin hn-an'inii\ nin
hn'it/cidon.
Carryback »j?ain; 1 car'y ^ lead dr
conv(>v) him i^her, it) back apain,
nin (jiKhirina ; nin ijiir,>wid(.n.
Carry 'down; I carry him (her, it)
down, tiin nit^.'^tndaa'au; nin ni.<-
,san<ian-(ifi,>i.
Carry in; 1 carry him (her. it) m,
nin pindii/ana-ynin pindiiiddan.
Carry in or' on a caniaKeor sled or
sleiuh; 1 carry m a carria>,'e, n.iml
<iir(ii/as.i, nind diiwljidald. I Ciu-ry
it in or on a carnage, otc.,((«.,
an.) nind dnuido'i; nind. ntnina. I
carry stones, nind dwadusitiiii. [
carry vvooil, nind tiiradaninKP. I
carry for inys(df, nind li/rtidjiiron-
adiK. I caw-y for somohody. nind
dwadjiiran ufc. I carry for him,
■nind liiradjinHiniiwa. — Carryincr in
or on a caVriaKo, etc., awadjiduhi-
H'in, ndidii'rin.
t'arry in or on one's self; T carry
in or on mo, nin (jn/i.s/tkagc. I car-
ry him (lier, it) in mo or on mo,
nin (jiijit'hkaica^nin ijuji.thkan.
Carry ill the mouth; l" carry in mv
moutli, nin. nimandjj<jf. 1 carry
him (her,_it) in my mouth, nin fii-
mania-; nin iiiniandan.
Carry on the hack; I carry a pack or
load on my back, nin idmiwane,
ninhiniovdan. I make him carry a
load on his back, «/w hiniiiraniu,
nin btmovdaa. I carry somebody
on my back, (a child,) nin fimn-
mdwass, I carry him (her, it) on
my back, nin, himnma] nin himvn-
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<:aT
I a canop.
a/ntin; nin
</«».- 1 carry a liravy pnck, niii
hiii(/u'r(i/if. 1 can hanjly carry itiy
load, ii/>i Imawanc, 1 can hardly
carry liiiii, ( lior, it,) niti lnvaOmn;
i>inli/t!uuii.i/uti. 1 carry too licavv a
load on my l)ac1<, /liiiil i/sdiiiiiranr.
J carry it all ulowo.y nmdifihruiu:.
1 can carry the uliolo o( it, iiin-
(jnsfikin'aiH'. T can carry hirn^hcr,
it) on my h\u:k,via ijdnhki'niKi; ii.iii
ijaslihonddn. I carry a load in ad-
vamrc, iiin huljltiuK.
Tarry (Jii ifn; .slitiiiidcr; I carry on
my .sh()uld(;r, iilii hiniinigr. I carry
liim I licr, it) on my shoulder, »ia
IriininiijaHa, niiid nii/'yu/Ki', niii hi-
ni'ini<j(i<la/i,>nnd(ui:!(jnJan. I malu!
him carry s. tli. on liis slionldcr,
nm hiiiilni(j(idaiiUHL, II t/id d/u/jtidn-
j/ii/a.
<"arry out; I carry liirii (licr, it) ont
ol doors, 11/11 naijuid, niii sui/i'dinu,
7i/a mijuljiiiiiKt ; nhi sdijhlton,
Till) ntK/idi/M/i, nil) KtKjIdJurulon.
Cart, odah/uiy (!tibn<^'<ciidah<in, tttihi-
dubu/i. 1 mak(! ("arts, ( am a cart-
w rii^\\\ ; >rind odah(t>iifiv, nin tiiUii-
da}nuilk('.
Cartilage, knJ.-(i/rn/)dJ'>/jan.
( 'artman, uudah/ad Ik JiejigrKjanjin-.
Carl\vrii4ht, (itlhu/ahuiiih-irvii/ii, od-
uhiuiilcfwiiilni, wcdnhuritlcid.
tJarlvvriuht's business or trad((, oda-
hanikciri/i, fltiliHlnhitnilciriit.
Carv(!; 1 carve, nia inaniiiikodjltjc. I
carve it, {in., an.) nia mdnini/co-
dan\ Tiin masinihina.
CBrv<!d; it is carved {in., an.) ma-
dnilod(\ masinitchi(jadc\ manni-
h'so, ijuiti'ui ^cJi lij'i.so.
(larveil image, (statuo,) mcuini-
kodjujan.
Carver, uianin ih dj Itjeirinini.
Carver's chisel, indt^hnhnljiijan.
Carving, ma,s in ih, djiijeimn-.
(Jascade, cataract; there is a cas-
cade, a cataract, kitfcdlnka, luka-
bilcaivan. In a place where there
is a cataract, to or from such a
place, kahdhihrnti. kakahil-an^anti.
C&tio, pindannnikndj/gdn. 1 put it in
a case or cover, {in., an.) nia pin-
ddnddh; nia jjiii<laon(i. It ia in a
case, ( In., an. ) pindavdr; pinJacfO.
(.'ase for arrowH, jilnddnnmi.
( !asern,y///wV(//< i.^lu-Wdkdiijan.
j ('ash, ijU'didk joniid.
('ask, indkiikimit(i.
('assock, nnk(tf<ii'ikimmaie o bitbifi-
i/idd'di/dn.
C!ast; I cast, nind aparjijinc. \ cast
him (her, it) somewhere, nind
di'dijind; nind dpdgiion, vind ap<i-
gitdti.-—':^. Throw.
r^ast, (in s. ill.) S. Mould. Moulded.
( !astin)j;-honse, nlnijikiylgt^n'igamiii.
Cast irr)n, mirdiijddidhiiiudi'ik.
(Castor-oil, him li'h'jdii, ■xiijn n .
(-'a.-t oil'. S. Throw away.
(Castrate; I castrate him, nut pah-
nrjica, nin kiM//ird.
Castrated; I am cast., nia kiidiki-
ji'Jdn.
( 'asiration, pahvejvdiwia. k!.-hk!ji,;-
dsi/wia.
Cat, tjdjdfjcnx, ?ninnn.i. Male cat,
■ndhciiaiuitjens. Kemale cat, ihve-
{/"J"ijcn/i.
Catanienia. .S. Monthly flowings.
('ataract. 8. Cascade.'
Catarrli, d'//(/, dtji.i/okan'in.
(Catch; 1 catch' him (I er, it) with
my hand, tiin dcUhina; nin ddiihi-
nan. I catcli him (her, it) with
my hand liaslily, nia nawudina;
nin nawudinan. I catch it for liirn,
nia nruvddinuman'a.
(^ath, {crush;) 1 catch his hand (or
fmtrer) hcitween the door, nin tag-
■iraknnindjiu'a. My hand or linger
is catched, nin lugwuhmindjiKh-
kdf. ' '
Catch fish; I catch so many fishes
in my net, nin dasnohina.
Catch in a net; I catch in a net, (or
neta,) mn pi nd an a. I catch him
(her, ii) in a net, nin pindaana;
nia pindandon. I catch myself
(or I am caught) in a net, «i/t
pindaas.
Catch in ihe air; I catch it, (in.,
an.) nakn'vhidon; nin nahcebiaa.
Cfltch with a hook; I citch with a
hook, nind adjigwadjiye. I catch
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him (her, it) with a hook, nind
adjigwana; nind adjvjwadan. It
catches, adahikissin.
Catechumen, wa-sujaandosod.
Catechism, Kateshim.
Catholic, katolih.
Catholic Christian, l-atolih enarnind.
Catholic religion, Icatolik cnamie-
win.
Cause; I cause it to him, (her, it,)
nin d(xlawa, nind inil'awa, nin mi'
na ; nin dodan, nind inikan. I
cause it to myself, nin dudas, nin
minidis. It causes me s. th., nind
inikagon.
Cause of anger or condemnation,
ondenindiwin.
Cause to one's self. S, Deserve.
Cave. S. Cavern.
Cavern; there is a cavern in a rock,
wimbahikitnuKjad, There is a cav-
ern in a mountain, wa>iadi?iu7na-
gad.
Cease; I cease, nind amvuta, nin
hisanah. I cease working, nin
bonita. I cease speaking, nin ho?i-
weu'idam. It ceases, hi^anabi7na-
gad, anwatamagad.
Cease, honi-, (in compositions.) I
cease to be tmrsty, ni/i boni-nihag.
loe; etc.
Cedar. S. Cedar-tree.
Cedar-bag, cedar-sack, gijikashki-
mod.
Cedar-bark, tvanagck, onaqek. I take
off cedar-hark, nin gaahknanaijek-
we. The cedar-bark can be taken
off, pakivtshka wanagek.
Cedar-branch, gijikdndag. I break
and gather cedar-branches, jiin
manojide.
Cedar-lorest, cedar-swamp, gljikiki,
Ced-dr-tvee, gijik. Yuung small ce-
der, gijikens.
Oedar-wood, gijih.
Cede, (deliver;) I cede him, (her, it,)
nin pagidcnima; nin pagidendan.
1 cede It to him, nin p)ogidinama-
wa.
Celebrated. Celebrity.— S. Renown.
Renowned.
Cellar, (undor the floor of a house '
aiiamissag-ivaniknn. ' '
Cemeteiy, frhiheeoin.ig.
Cense. S. Incen-so.
Censer, pakwencssdf higan, minomag.
wahikii'igan.
Censure; I censure liim, nin dajimn.
We censure one mother, nm da-
jindimin.
Census ; agindjig<, '^fenin.
Cent, copperlcont. jomdnike, misk-
wahikonft, omu-a? /.{• ns.
Centre; in the cfiitre, nawuH. It
IS the centre, nau-uiiican, nassa-
waiiican, nissawaiot an.
Certain, gwaiak. A certain, hejig.
Certainly, ahidikamur, geget, aiufwa-
mass, gwaiak. Yc's certainly, <.
nange kn, aningwana.
Certificate, dehweu'ini-masinaigan.
Cerumen. S. Ear wax.
Chagrin. S. Sadness.
Chair, apnhiwin. I take chair, nin
namddah.
Chal ice, anamic-min ihratchigan.
Chulk, icahiilikibejibiigan, wahisTiki-
hcsJiaigan.
Chambermaid, anokitagckwe, bami-
tugckwe.
Chance, Jawendngosi'nn, minwaha-
mcivisiwin. I have a good chance.
nin jawendagos, nin mimvabame-
wis.
Chandler, wassakuani'iidjiganikewi-
nini. I am a cliandler', (I make
candles,) nin wassakwanenjjiga-
nike.
Change; I change it, {in., an.) nind
undjitoti; nind amljia. I change
(or alter) s. th. for 'him, nind and-
jitawa, nind aihijitamawa. —I
change my clothes^ nind andjih
toanaie. I change my life, my con-
duct, «//?</ a«r/;V- J/ ?««(:/«, wwiJAWf/.
jijiwebis, I change my lodge, nind
a?idjige. I change my mind, bak-
an nind inendam. 1 change my
mind often, nind ai(tjaivendam,nin
hinniendam, nin binussawagindam.
I change my name, nind andjini-
kanidis, I change his (her, its)
name, nind undjinikana; nind and-
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jinilradan I chancre my shoes,
land arulakidnc. I change a writ-
^ in;,', nhid nndjihian.
Change, exchiinije; I change it, (for
some other object, in., an.) r,i,i
inc'sikwatonan; nin me.shJkwaio/ia.
1 change it to him, ,nn mm/iJcwa-
tivia/niiwa.
Changed,- I am (it is) changed, nm
omljiuui- amljiirafle, amljitdivfade.
Changed life or conthict, andji-hi-
ma-iuiwai. Chatted mune, and- I
nndrmwin, andjiwinnowin. I have
(It has) a changed name, nuul\
anri/inii-as; andjinikade. Changed
writing, av.dilhiujtin.
Change, exchanged; it is changed
into..., mcshhwatosi^e.
(-;hanged,.stringe;Iam(itis)chan.T.
ed,_ strange, mn mniuqendcams :
maiainndiKjirad. I li,„l 'hitu (her,
It) changed, nin mulHienima:
mn mum, fend (in. I find myself
changed, nin viaiagenindis. 1 look
(It looks) changed, strange, nin
mauKjiitagos ; maiiujinunwad. I
seehini (her, it) changed, nin
maiagmawa: nin maiaqinan.
Changing; U is changing fur, (an
animal, ) andawe.
Changing-honse, change-hoiise, and-
JikivuimiewiiicDHui.
Changing of niind, "inconstancy, aia-
jnH'endainairin.
Channel, indonan. Channel between
hashanjei.
islamlfi, jibaiuj.
Chap, oshHnawe.
Chapei ancunimigamia, animiewi-
^amigons.
Chappe'd. S. Cracked.
Cliarcoal, ahd-aiije. I hum (or
iiiake) charcoal, nind ahiH-anjAw
1 lace where they burn ckarcoal,
akahwjeknn.
Charcoal'-man, ahd-anjelcewiniid.
Charcoal-nian's business or trade
uhalaiijelewin, '
Charitabre; I am cb., nin kijndis, nin
hijewadis, nin nitn-jnicend'yiqe. I
ain ch. to \-\\\x\,niaUj€wadt>,kawa.
yve .-.re ch. to each other, nin hi-
jewadidtadimiH.
' Charitable honrt. Jawendnmideeicin.
jfl^""'^ a ch, hoavl, nin jawendami-
Charitable person, kejeivaduiid, nctd-
mwi-ndjiijed .
i:luinty.' l'ij,^wadifiiwi,i, kijadinwin,
J'iii\ri(ln,jew%n.j,,Jawendi!,,nvin.ja-
"'f>iii'diinn.jnjaw,inndu(in. I prac-
^ tise chanty, ni,, jajmcendjiqe, nin
I jrr/uwenuiw, kftimuqind nin inwe-
mnia. We do ch'arity to each
0Uu;r,?nn jawenindimn, nin ja-
' J"'veinndimin. J ask him charitv
mnkitimiKiiinotdwa.
Chaiity of heart, heartfelt charitv
jawendamidtC'Win.
Chaste; I am c\v,isip., junbinis, nin
liinulee, inn nihtvaka.
('ha^tely; I behave ch., nin Unadis.
Chastise; 1 chastise, nin bcn/ianjeim .
j J ch. bun, ?iin bafkanjNra.
Chastised; 1 am ch., tun ba
CHastisement, hadhanjeiffewin; lash-
nnji'ogonin.
('hastity, hinndisin-in, bininwin.
(.hasnble, aname,mi-e-nf/wiwin.
C hatter; I chatter, I speak too much.
nind (ificunidon.
Chatter; I chatter with the teeih
nm madweiaUde^Mn, nin madweia-
hulei<li,mon, nin papaqabidewudj.
Cheap; I am (it is) cheap, nin wen-
(its, mn wini/ianifi; wendad, iveni-
panad. I think it is cheap, (««.,
in.jiun wtnipmcninia: nin weni-
ranendan. I sell cheap, nin wend-
'ice, nin wendis.
Cheat ; I cheat, nin vaitjinge. J
use to cheat, nin waieji.n(7,!'s/,k. ]
; cheat him. ( her, it, ) n/n wainimu •
mnwmnindan.—H. Deceive.
Cheated; I am cb., nin nanbunis
Cheated, (ins. in.) S. Deceived.
Cheate/-, miejingfd, 'ireiFjiixienhHd
Chefiting, waiijingcwin, waujinnesh-
CheAA<,onnu>nma. Mv, thy, his clieek
miin/(\ Hnoir. onowan. 'Ybe right
HM^'^V /'^"''''''''''""o«'«'»". Mfchinmc.
1 he left cheek, onnmavdjini/u>a.
lua, namandjinow. M v cheeks are
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r('(\, uinminknuinowe, I pnint my
rhet lc8 r<i(l, ;/irt(/ ondnamarii. My
eh. arn swollen, ««'« hninmnwe. 1
havo dirty ct\..«t/i iriiaijinhl'and'i'e.
I h;i\e hollow ch., nin i/icuwalnt-
noire. 1 liave larpe ch., «/« /«a-
r«ri*/| iifnuowe. 'I'lie oilier clinck,
»(ih(i)ii'n)'W.
Chorrv, nkwiiniii.
(Jhnrry-t reo, ukwimij.
Choi, mahak.
Chosnnt, l.ilrhi jawnnin.
<'hew; I clifiw, nln Jati/iafu<a7i(JJ/ih'.
I rhovv it, (//?.,««• ) tii/ijiinhu.ijir,tii-
dan; niii jmthaijn'aniii. 1 chnw
pitch, rt i II, j unlni'j tcamiij i'l'e .
Chewed ohjf'ct, (//t. i\-an.)j(ixhagwa-
ncnd'iiijdii.
Chicken. panaflja,pal:aal->ren8.
Chief, f'l/ima. Second cliief, anihi-
(Kjima. I am a chief, nindiKjimair,
tii/ui (/(flriKikiiunr. niiul dijimakitn-
daije, ' niiid tKjiiuuknndaire, nind
ofjiinahiiiditniaiie. 1 make him a
chief, liliid (Kjinmuia. I am chief
over him, (.her, it,) nind iKjima-
Icandau'd; nind ogimiihanduii,. 1
live or act like a chief, nind ogi-
ni'iiradls.
Chief, (in s. in.) S. Superior.
Chiefs hat, (crown,) (njiind-iviivah
wan.
Chief's ledge or house, ( palace,) r/^i-
ma wi(/ii mig.
Chiefs Wife, cgimuhwe. lam the
chiefs wife, oV a female chief, nmd
oghnalcirew. 1 make her a female
chief, nind ogiinahivewia.
Chieftain. S. 'Chief.
Chieftainship, ogi»i,airiu'in, nigani-
siwin.
Child, ahincdji, onidjanissima. My,
thy, his child, niiiidjiihit>s. Hnid-
janiss, onidjanissan. Adopted
child, nidJaniMikawiii. Like a
child, ahimdjiin^. 1 am a cliild,
nind ahinndjiiiv. I play the child,
flind ahincdjiilas. 1 am with
child, nind adjik, nind niawa alii-
nodji, nin, gigin/ikawa ahimdji.
I have a child from .... nind en-
donje. I have only one child, nin
bt'jignnje. I have many children,
nin. hi.snagonje, nin niski.nje. I
have a child (or cluldren). nind
(inuljanin.1. I have no chiUlren
^or a few rliUdreii), nin manionjc
1 have two children, throe cllil-
dren, iVc, nin niji'injc, nin nimm-
Je. i\-i\ All the children of a h-
n\i\s,n.'in!j;<it6njiiii. I am child to
Honehoily, ni'mi < nidjaninnmii/o,
1 an) his (her) cliild, nind dnidja-
nifsiniig. I have him, (her, it)
(or a cliiUl, nind "nidjanifKinan"
nind onidjan/ntiindun,
Clnld; like' one's own child, n^enid-
^/iininKingin.
('hi Id hood, cdiinrdjii/rin.
("Iiildish; I am ch.', uhiimdjiing nind
ijinuhis.
Chddishness, nhinrdji-ijiw.ehimcin.
Chimney, hdlanuin. 1 make a chim-
ney, nin hidawiinil'e.
Chimney-swarper, pewindciged, pa-
windrii/twinini. 1 am a ciiirniioy-
.•sweeper, J sweep chimneys, nia
/'(I windeige.
Chin; my.' thy, his chin, nindami-
It an,, lid<inid'an, iidnmiTcan,
Chinaware. S. Porcelain.
Chine. S. Backbone.
Chip, hiwigaigan. 1 make chip?.
nm liiingdigc.
Chippewa Indian, Otc/dpire, 1 am
a Chippewa Indian, nind otrhip-
irem.
Chi|>|)ewa langnasre, otchijnvemowin.
1 speak the Chippewa language,
nind htcJiipwem. 1 translate it in
the Ch. language, nind ntchipwe-
irissifon. it is translaled in the
Ch. language, nichi/nrewissifchi-
gade. It is in Chippewa, oUhip-
wewifsin.
Chippewa squaw, otchiptrehve.
Chippewa writing, (itcldpv-ewUdigan.
I write in Chippewa, nind otchip-
irewihiige.
Chisel, pagiranegaigan, pnntligai-
gan. Hollow chisel, tchitjaimik-
wan. Hollow chisel to make in-
cisions in maple-trees, negwahva-
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Chocolat.p, mishwahn. I make (or
cook) chnrolfite, inn mMwahir.
(-hnice. ovahandomnwin, icawcnahan-
dnmoH'in.
(^Iioke, (oatini^ or drinkiiip;) I chnko
hiin, (hor, it.) nhipnkir, nishkima;
Hill jitik'ituuhhidn'i. I chokp my-
self, nin jiahrenUhknnidh. It
cliokps mo, iiin pak'rfni>.hk<u!nn.
("hokp, (siiirorate;) I chokt' him
with a ropp, nin kashkahiiiiiinma-
'ra. 1 rliokp invscll with' a ropo,
m/i. kdfhkdl.i'ijiriamos.
('hoko.( ins. m.)S. Han r. Strangle.
(;hoke(l,_ I i>atirig or <lriiikui!r,-) I am
ch.. nil pukwenislihiij, nin pahwe-
mhi,
Olioloric. S. Passionate,
(^hoo.sp, I cliooso. "/'Klonahandju),!,
innvairrndhdiidji ; 1 rtiooso mm,
'nor, it,) niiid iiudhinna. nin uuvfe-
nahniia; nind onabandan, nin wa-
wenal nndiin.
Chop; I chop wood, nin manuse,
ninHshligaitje. I chopgropn wood,
nindaM-'ntisiike. 1 chopdrv wood,
nin rm\shi>r(Mitiol-e. l" cliop into
small sticks, 'nin fiisitirfniirfi, nin
hiwigaisse. I chop into chips, t?;/;,
hiwifimsfie. I chop it into chips,
nin hiwitjaan. — I chop for pnoplo,
nin manisftnijc. I chop for him,
nin mani^mmu. I chop for myself,
win manissds.
• •hopper, mfiiisfted. Somebody's
chopper, manismrian.
' 'hopping, manisfieivin.
Chosen; I am (it is) chosen, vind
onahandji'/fis, nin ivamnahandji-
0iis\ imahandjigade, vawf ii aland-
jigade.
Chosen object, onahandgigan, wu-
wenahnvdjigan.
Church, nnamifiivigamig.
Chii rch-banner, anamie-HHnaivad-
jinn.
Chu rch-orga n , Hfc/ii-pipigu-an .
Church-steeple, Htotannn agodeg.
Church-tithes. S. Tithes.
Christen. S. Baptize.
Christian, enamiad. I ain a Chris-
tian, nind anamia. I am no Ch.,
CLE
kaivin nind annminm. 1 bpcome
fi <^h., mud I'dapinnn anamieirin.
1 am a good strong ( 'h., nin fomqa-
namiit. A good strong (3h., mvan-
gananimd.
Christianity, Christian religion, ana-
vurwm.
CIi rist mass, Ndia -anninii^irijigiid.
C^iijur, Itfihihaijinigasod oatn'ma.
Cinnamon, iiilxkirunageh, meshwana-
jgekoKid trail age k.
Cipher, agihdamiirin, agivdassaUi-
gan.
Cipher,- I cipher, nind agindass,
nii.d ngiiidiifKihiige, agiudassmvi-
nan nind ijihUnnan.
C i p hit ri n g, i,gi iidai<.si,},ligcinn.
Ciiciiniciso; 1 c\\\\m\\,nin Duhvei-
int.
Circumcised; lam cir., nin pakirc
jog, nin kikmawadji, nin kikina-
ivadenildgtju.
Circuincisi'on, pakwrj,,diwin\ kikina-
n'adjion. kikinau'udendagosiwin
: Cite. tj. Call.
City, odmid, kitvhi odcna. There
is a city, ndenanan.
Chtii(l(>stin('ly. S. Secretly.
Clap; I cLip'my hands together, nin
pd/>assiniddji(.di/i.
Claw; its claw, i.xhkanjin. Claw of
a cow or ox. pi,ikid/.gdnj. -a. Hoof.
Clay, mihlgan. Wl.i e clay, irahahi-
gan. Red clay, miinwalddun, om-
man. 1 put rjay on, 1 plaster with
clay, nin waldgaige.
Clay-bank; there 'is a clay-bank,
kii'likdlninanikaga.
Clay-plastering, \ruliiAjaiqeivin.
Clean; I am (it is) ciean, yiin hinis;
hinotL It is clean: A board, /wtw-
sagi.-<i; a floor, li.<n/<f.dffa.; a house
or room, hinaie; a liquid, binaga-
mi; stulT, in., himgad; stuff, an.,
binisisi. — 1 clean him, Oier. it,)
?iin binia; nin biditon. I clean it,
( a board, ) nin binissagia. I clean
it, (a floos) vin biiiissngitdu. T
clean s. th. for him, nin iinitatva,
nm binitamama.
Clean or dress fish; I clean fish, nin
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pakajawc. I clean a fish, nin pa-
kajwa (jigo.
Cleari; (In &, in.) S. Wine.
Cleanness, cleanliness, tdnisiwin.
Cleanness of heart, Unidtewin. I
have a clean heart, nin. IdniJee.
Cleanse; I cleanse him, (her, it,)
nin hiiiiu; nin. hiniiuti.
Cleanse, ( m s. in.) S. Wash clean.
Cleansed; 1 am (it is) cleansed, nin
hinii^/ns; hiniigudc.
Cleansed by (ire; I am fit is)cl. by f.,
mil (/amiuHn; gasfiiakide.
Clear; it is clear, (in the woods, )_;V-
hciamiK/ud, pshigadkivaigade. I
clear land, nin mujiiqe,nin majiia-
hmige. The act oi' clearing; land.
Viiijiigewin,, mnjiiahmigcwin.
Ciesirmi,', vuijiigan, muJUakonlaan,
There is a clearing, napasM-ifima-
ff'id, papnu/ihwahnniga. There is
a clearing made,mayi,gdde,papa.i7i-
I'waigade. I make a clearing, nin
mijiige, nin papa.s-hJcogaitfe. A
clearing IS seen through the'woods,
labaicasse, jajihawasnahweia.
C leaver, pasngaii/an.
Cleave, (split;') Tcleave, 7iinvassig
atge.—S. Split
th.
th.
Cleave, (stick;) I cleave to s.
nind ngohe. Jt cleav.3 to s.
, a|7<-)^/ft, ugckemagad.
Clemency, 'minivddendani,owin, Hie-
wudidwin, Hjadidwin.
Clement; 1 am cl., nin l-ijewadi^, nin
^ lijadis. ninmi.'iwadendafn.
CUirk. f/jihiigewimni, wejihiiqed.
(Jlerk's office, ojilmgewiganiig.
Cliff, chft, ajihit. There is a cliff,
ajihikol-n . 'kishlcahika .
Climl) lip; I climb vip on a tree, etc.,
nind akn'nndfii-)e.
(Jloak, kitchi hahi\ikawagan
Clor.k,dil,(u'gi.slf:swa>i. I make clocks,
nin dihiuglxiisswanike.
Clock-manufactory, dibaigitsisswani-
kewin.
Clock •manufacturer, dihaigisisswani-
kewinini.
( ; I og , mitigo-m akisin .
Close by, irkig', ickigaii.—S. Near.
Closet; there is a closet made, pik-
issanagokade. In the closet, pik-
iii.'<anag<)iig.
Cloth, inanitowegin. Black cloth
hmmakattwegin. Red cloth, miak-
wcgin.
Clothe; I clothe him, (her, it,)«jVt
hidkona, nind agwia; nin biiik-
onan, nind agwiton. I clothe my.
self, nind agioiidis. We clothe one
anothpr, nind (nrwiidimin.
Clothe, (in s. in.) S. D.-ess.
Clothes, agwiwin, mudindagan. 1
put my clothes on, nin bidkuunaie
nin tmwepu. I put him his clothes'
on, nin bidkona, nin wawcpina
I change clothes, 7tind andjik.
wnnaie. I have double clothes on
7iin. bitukwanaie. I have many
clothes, nin madindass. I give
hiin clothes, nind ugwia, nin ma-
diiidamawu, nin madimona.
Clothing, mudindagan, bidkaoan,
agwiwin. The giving or receiving
of clothing, (Kjui'idiU'in. I give
him c\.oi\\'\ng, nhid agwia.
Clothing-store, madiridagani wig-
amig.
Cloud, anakwad. Black cloud,
(mourning cloud,) nitaganakwad
Dark cloud, or, there 'is a dark
cloud, padiagidtkanakwad. There
are small curled clouds, gitchigan-
akwad. The clouds are red, mish
■wdnakwad. (Cloud from the north,
west, etc. S. North. West, etc.)
Cloudy; it is cloudy, anakwad, ning-
wakwad.
Clove, sagdigans menomagwah.
(Jlover, nessobaguk.
Clyster. S. Injection.
Clyster-pipe, pindubawadjigan, sig-
inamadiwin.
Coach. S. Cart.
Coachman. S. Cartman.
Coal, akahavje. I burn (or make)
coal, nind akakanjeke. Place
where coal is burnt, akakanjckan.
1 burn him (her, it) to coal, nind
akakanakima',nind akakanakisan.
lam (it is) burnt to coal, or, I burn
(it burns) to coal, wa^ akakana-
kin; akakanakide, akakanate.—
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There me coals, al-alcavjelca, akalc-
injetmn. i ^'ather burning coals
together, nin mawandohje.
foa 1-hou se , akaka njewii/am iff.
Ooal; red-hot coals, misknUnje.
Coal. S. Pit-coal.
Ooaise; it 'is coarse, thin, light,
(stulF,) {in., an.) hahumilagad:
oahtgwi'tngisi.
Coast; I coast, nin blmdjaam, inn
lijodewmm. nin tchigewaam.
Coat, hahidkaiva<jan, hisikawagnn.
Coat of cloth, manitowegino-haUsih-
awagan.
Cobweb, cfimMJccfhiwassah,
Cock, pakaakwe, 7>ahe-paJcaahve.—
Cock's crest, pakaahve o pataki-
binweon.
Cock of a gun, ohvamens.
Copk; I cock a gun, nind ajlgidabtk-
znan pachkisi<jan.
Coffee. malcate-maM-ikimaho. I make
coffee. 7(m mahite-mashkiktwahoke.
Coffee-house, makate-mashhkiivub-
okewiga^niq.
Coffee-mil 1 . hiseibodjigans.
Coffer, makak.
Coffin, tvhibai-mokak.
Cohabit; 1 cohabit, nin widitre. I
cohabit with her, (him,) nin wi- \
dtgema. We cohabit, nin widigen- '
dimin.
Cohabitant, widuiemagan.
Cohabitation, wuligendiwin, ■widin-
^\^r\A^x.jnbwnjiqawitcMgan.
Cold, bad cold, agiq. agiq(,kaicin. I
have a bad cold, ni)ul agigoka.
Cold, gikadjiuin.
Cold; it is cold, kissina. It is cold by
the wind, lakassin. It is cold (in a
building}, takafe. It is a cold
night, kusnntibikad — I am cold, 1
feel cold, nin gtkadj, nin bingedj,
mn take/rh. I am very cold, nin
niningadj. I am cold, in v body is
cold, nin takis. I soon feel cold,
nin ni/n-ijikadj, nin Wdke/rndj, I
can endure much cok\, nin jilladj.
—I cntch cold, I become cold,wm
tan\ish. I make him catch cold,
nin takashima. My hands are cold,
nm gtka^inindjiivadj. My feet
are cold, nin gikadji«,dewa(l}. My
ears are cold, nin gikadntuwan-
ewudj. I woep from cold, nm mnk'a-
Wmlj.-Uis cold, (liquid,) taka-
gami.lt is cold, (metal, in., an.)
takuhtknds takabikiti.
Colic, akoehkiidffcin. I have colics
nind akoehkade. '
Collar, nahikmvagan, nubika^ian.
Collar-bone, clavicule, bi'tniddkia-
anan. "
coatj etc.
apikweiaweg-
Gather. Ga-
Collar of a
wasson.
Collect. Collected.— S.
thered.
Collectively, mnmnwi.
Colored; I am colored, a colored
person, nin makatewis, nin mu-
katewiwe.
Colored person, mekafewisid, mekatt^
totwed, makateioiiass.
Color of ripeness; it has the color of
T.,{tn., an.)gijande; gijanso.
^oit< ochejigoganjiufi', tnanijifte.
Comb, hindkwan. Large dressing.
comb, pashkdbide-hindkwan, nos-
mt;^an.~Comh for horses, nasik-
weigan.
Comb; I comb myself, ninnaukwe. I
comb him, nin nadkwv.wa.
Combat. S. Fight.
Come down; I come down, nin bi-
ni^mndawe. I come down on a
rope, nin nissaUgita. I come down
flying, nin bi-nahjincc.
Come forth; I come fortb, nin moki,
ninmokas. It comes forth, rarj/fc^a-
semaqad, m^Mshkamaoad. I come
forth by the current of a river, nin
mukabog. I come forth, (out of the
water,) nin mokibi.nin moahkam.
I come (it conies'^ forth to the sur-
face of the water, nin mokigisse;
mokigifsemagad. I come (it comes)
forth to the surface of the water,
^\v\ float, {floats,) nin nm^hkaag-
wmdjin ; mmhkaagwinde. — -The
water conies ionh,tnokidJiwan nihi.
It comes forth, saoigin.
Come from; I come from..., nind
ondji, nind ondjiba^ nind ondudis.
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U comes from..., ondjimagad, on-
t/Jihnmagnd, ondada'd, ondjissin,
f/nsil:ama(jad.
Come here; come here, onduss, on-
datihun. \ cotiie liere, niii liija;
niii hidjija. I come liere (or some
reason, 7(in hi-inika, niii bi-omUn.
1 come here weeping, crying mn
hidndem. 1 come lii're speaiiing,
talking, nin bidtvcwida?n. 1 come
to tell s. th., ni/i hidadjini, nin
bidadjimi.fwje. I come to tell it,
nin hidndiim,(,t(in. I come to tell
liim, nin hidadjimotawa. I come
here to trouble him, n/« li-nii-
gosld-atiikawn. — T come with snow-
shoes, or on sntnvshoes, nin bid(u;i-
imoBfsf. 1 come here running, ii'iii
bidjibat'). 1 come here dragging s.
th., 7ilir bidjidabi. It comes sliding.
bidjiiiide.
Come in; I come \n,nin pindiue. It
comes in, 'pindit/emngad. I come
in to him, nin pindii/nwa. I co/nc
(or r o ) into him, ( her. it, ) nin pin-
digcsbkawa; nin pindicjenhkan. It
comes in me, nin pindujeshhagon.
I come in (or go in) in a canoe or
boat, nin pindjidawaam.
Come out; I come out, nin bi-sa-
gaam. It coines out, bisagaa?ncm
agad, hi-sagidjii>se?nagnd. I come
out of the' water, fi'ind agwata,
nind agwahita.
Gome to...; I come to him, (her, it.)
nin bi-nnsikaioa, nin bii.dinsa-. nin
bi-nasikan, nin bi-oditan. I don't
come to him, (her, it,) vin nun-
deshkawa\ nin, nottdeskkan. It
comes to me, nind alissic/on, nind
odissikngon, nind odjisdl-ason. It
does not come to me, nin nimdesh-
Jcagon. — 1 come to the shore, nind
a^aam. 1 come to the shore out
of the water, nind agwaiadngns. It
comes to the shore by the wind,
agwaiastdn. — 1 let it come to him
from hand to hand, nind anikena-
mawa.
Come upon; I come upon him, nin
pagidjinotawa, nin pagamishhiwu.
It comes upon me, nin pagamish-
kagm. It comes "to pass, pa<fa
miMamagnd . — I come upon him
*nd make him fail, rawrf upagasi-
kawa. It comes upon me ami
makes me iai\\,nind apugaaikagon
Come with. S. Z'ring with.
Comer, biwide.
Comfort ;_ I comfort, nin songideesh-
kagc, nin S()iigidee(.hkawe. I comfort
him, nin songideeshkaiva,.
Oc.'iirortahle life, mlno aiaunn.
Com fo r t e r, swangidtethkawcd.
Coming ; I am cbnung here, nin hi-
da^^^anindsc. I am ( it is) coining on.
ni/ul aplaiku'^ apii,ik'imiigrid. I am
coming on the ice, nin biiladaqak.
I am coming here in a canoe' or
hoixi.nin bidnnfiami.yhka. I am (it
is) coming with the wind, «m hi-
dash ; bidassin. The wind is com-
ing, bidaniinnd.
Command ; I command him s. th.
urgently, nin bap^jiina. 1 com. it
urgently, nin bapijindan.
Command, (in s. in.') S. Reign.
ComnKuider, niganrmeninini^
Comin.mdniPnt,' gannaongetvin. I
make commandments, nin gand-
conge.
Cotnmence. Commencement. — S.
Z'egin. beginning.
Commerce, atandiicin, ataweivin.
Commission, (word sent,) miUUtwt-
uiin. I give or send a commission,
nin mitehitwc. I give or send him
a commission, nin mitrhilchima.
I give or send a com. lor it, (in.,
an. ) nin mitchitiven ; nin mitchit-
'I'enan.
Commit ; I commit, nin didam. 1
make him commit some action,
nin dodumou.
Commit ; I commit or intrust s. th.
to his care, nin ganawendaa, nin
gunawendamona.
Common ; in common, mdmmvi.
Common-hall. S Judgment-housfc,
Communicate ; I com. it, nin winda-
magcn. 1 com. it to him, nin win-
duniawa.
Gommmd^ni.wcdupinang Jaumda-
god win.
(/Ommuni
Oommunii
Coinmu
odajiiiiu
Oomniiuiii
dagottiilj
namie-u
the Coil
naniii-u
Oonipimio
'lagan.
C'omp.iny,
is a con:
We forn
minddca
with hin
awa. — 1
religious
dokuwa.
Company,
pany.— i
Compared
('0mparis(3
comj)arii
Compass, i
Compass ;
ivitashk<h
Compasseci
Compassioi
magemlji
jawe.iidjici
have con
kitimagei
kitimager,
excite 'co
inigatagit,
Compassion
m^igendjiy
kijewadia
Complaint,
Oomplnisan
wewis,
Complimen
mikagowii
nind anm
compl. to
tnikddadir,
Comr>liment
the head.
Comport ; I
lain maim
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Communication, wWamar/rtfi/?.
Communion, Jawcmlatjosiwin,, j take
Oominunioii, niniaioeiulaijas, uind
odaiiiiiaa Jaini'ruluyodwiib.
Oomiiiiinion of Sairiti", het-hit'cawen-
daijiinuljij o widdkodadiioiniwa. a-
namie-widiikudadl" ■'/:. We are in
the Cuiiiinnniun ot oaints, nind a-
^ namiC-wid'hidadiiiiin.
Oompimion, ivldjiwayan, widjindim-
(-'oinp:in\- , anU;ominndewlwi/i. Thure
is a company, aniknminodcmaqad.
We fonn_ acompany, ?iind a/liko-
min,idr.wiinin.-~l keep cornpany
with him, nin widjiwa, inn widoi-
awa.—l iteep comp. with him in
reli;,nous respect, 7urul anamie-m-
dokaivc.
Company, (in s. in.) S. Keep com-
pany.— S. Help,
('omparocl to... S. Esteemed equal,
('omparison, awitvhiyun. 1 mako a
comj)anson, niod'awitchige.
(/Oinpass, waiviithiujan .
Compass ; it compasses me, nin gi-
witashkagan.
Compassed. S. Enclosed.
Compassion, hltimaa('n^ng^w^n, liti-
magcndjigewiri, k'Uimdgentndlwin^
jawe.ndjigeivin, kijcwadidwin, 1
have comi). on him, (her, it,) nin
kitimagen. mm, nin jawenima ; lun
kitimagcndan, nirl jawnndan. — I
excite comp. with my words, nind
iuigatai/tis, nin kiiimagitaqos.
Compassionate; lam comp. /?un kiii-
m'lgenfljige, nin jawendjige, nm
kijeioadis.
Complaint, gagimidonowtn,
Comphiisant ;'l am comp., nin min-
we wis.
Comnliments, anamikageivin ; ana-
mikagowin. I give hiih my conipl.,
nind anninikawa. We give or send
coinpl. to each other, nind ana-
Tnihidadirnin.
Compliments, (ins. in.) S. Nod with
the head.
Comport ; I comport myself in a cer-
^ lain manner, nind iji'velis.
Comportment, ijiwebiniwin.
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Compotation. widJibindiwin.—S.—
Drink together.
Compotator, wiljibimaqan.
Comprehend ; I comp. it, nin niasi-
titan.
.'omprehend, (in s. in.) S. Under-
stam).
Comprehensible ; it is comp., nindti,-
tagwad.
Conipress. S. Press together.
C^ o m rai I e , icidjiioagan.
Comrade ; my conirade, nidji : nid-
Jiki/rd, nidjikiwesi.
Conceal. S. Hide.
Conceive ; I conceive it, 7iin nitssito
tan.
Conceive, (in s. in.) S. Under-
stand.
Conclude. S. Consolidate,
('oncord , hejigwendu/nowln.
Concord, (in s.m.) S. Peace.
Conciihinage. anie/ia widigendiwin .
matchi widigendiwin. We li\-<» t.fi-
getherin concubinage, anl-,.,. nin
■u'idii:endimin.
Concubine ; I am a con., aniiha nin
nndn/erna inini. I keep a con..
anifha nin widigenia ikwe.
Concupiscence, miasawenimowin. 1
look at hei (him) with cone, nin
mi <m wiga na wahama .
Condemn ; 1 condemn him, nin Ian-
ad/iu, tiin hnndso7na, nin mamiji-
ma. _ I condemn myself, ntji ban-
adjiidis. 1 condemn him to death,
^ nin nih(/ma, nin nanihuma.
Conduct, r/iwehiiiwin, bimudi.Hicin.
Decent chaste conduct, Unadisi-
win. _ Chanired conduct, undjiwe-
lidwin, andji-himadisiwin. Wise
pnident conduct, nihwaka-ijiweU-
siwin. Indecent unchaste conduct.
gaaihadisiwin. My cond.is shame-
ful, is considered shameful, nind
agatendagos.
Conduct, ('in s. in.) S. Behave,
havior
Be-
Conduct; I conduct him, nin limi-
wina.
Conduct away. S. Lead away.
Conduct in ; I cond, him in, ninpin-
dtgana.
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Comhict out ; I cond. him out, nin
myuljiwina.
CoiKluct. ConHiictor.— S. Guido,
<'ori(liict. S. ()vorso(>.
<'oiiloi.t, iKishkimintimnant
iJonfect ; I confi'ct, fu/j pashlchnin-
a«Hyt\ I oonlcct tliciii, ((terries,
til., an.) nin paM'tminasMuun \
11 in pat^hkiin in a.sswaij.
Coiifeclioiiary articles, stsihakwat(tn'
mn,
(Joiiless, declare ; I ooiifeas sincere-
ly, nin (/waiohvadjinii
Coiifoss sms ; 1 coiiless my sins, nin
U'ehiniijt',
(^onCfsnioii, Wfhiniqewin.
(/on(i(i('ii((>. S. 'iVust.
Confidence, (iu s. in.) S. Ask with
h()j)e.
ronlirin. S. Tonsolidate.
Conlirnv; I contirin, nin mitriircn
t'^'(>niji<if<\i/d'(i</ctr'n, 1 conlirni him,
7nn niina iSini(/i<freM'affetn'n,
Confirmation, Ninigii/rralii-dgewin. I
give (,^)nf.. nin mipwen iSnmji-
deeehhigticin. I receive Conf., nin
minifTd iSonijidvinlikaijewin.
Contirmed ; 1 am cont., nin gi-mini-
go Songiili'tfthliagewln.
Confirmed, ratified ; it is conf., son-
gif(7ii.(/(i(/e.
ConlVoiited ; we are conf. together,
nind aumnidhandiniin.
Conscience ; 1 have hitter remorses
of conscience, 7iind tnigdwagen-
da/n.
Consent, m inwendnnynvin .
Consent; I consent,! am willing, w^'ra
minwtndam.
Consent to do. S. Promise.
Conservation, gnnmctndanwwin.
Conserve ; 1 conserve him, (her, it,)
nin ganawcninia'., ninganawendan.
I conserve to ine, nin ganatrenda-
nias. 1 conserve it to nie, {in., an.)
nin gaiinnundamason ; nin gana-
wi'7id(nn(ts('/iau. — I conserve or put
up provisions, ni/id atwab
in. iS. Live, I make
Conserve, (^iii
live.
Consider. C(msi;leration.— S. Re-
flect, liellection.
Consider. Considered.— ffj-mar/t. In
ref,'ard to the expressions: Jam
considered to be so and so, or to
he this or that, we remark here
that these expressions are to be
fonh(j Under their respective j«t.;>!
fjtnntivfn, verhH or ndjcctivcs Kor
instance.! f.tn considered superior
or to oe a superior, nin niqanenda-
gtm, Yon will find it under "Su-
piuior."- It is considcrod sharneAiJ
agiiti ndagwad. You will jind this'
under "Shameful."— JOtc.
Consolator, aialdKiwingfiii,
(^'onsolation, ahidndiwin.
Console ; 1 console, nind ahisiwinqe
nin gngiionge; nin novgidceKhkagc
ntu simgidec^hkawe. I console hitn.'
nind uhi.nirima, nin fsongidecshka-
wa, nin gdgmuma, nin minodeea,
nin gagnnuma. I console myself'
nin gugit!(mdiN. '
Consoler, »wiingideeshl-awed, gain-
gisf-nged, aiiihisiiringed.
Cuiis()li(l;ite; I cons, it, nin songiton
■nind aindjitt.iiton. '
(^)nsullng, consolation, ahi.sindiwin.
Constable , tai'oniwemnini , tekvni-
Wtd.
Constancy, songendamowin, lejimven-
damuivin.
C-oiisiant; I am constant, nin soiujen-
d(ini, ninbcjigwendam.
Con.stant at work ; I am con., niii,
minwiicie.
CoiKstaiHly, mojag, apinc, bejigu'a-
nung.
Constipated ; I am con., nin mamic'-
(itriu/ii. — S. Costive.
(\)nslipation. S. (\)stivene8S.
(Jonsiiintion, iiiahmigewin.
Construct, (in s. in.) S. Make. Build.
Constructed; it is con. {in., an.) iji.
trhigade, gijitchiyude ; ijitddgdm^
nijifc/iigufo.
Consume! i in s. in."* S. J]at up.
Cohsuuie. S. S|i('nd all.
Consuinption, nu'niwa/iin^-n'in.l have
the consumplion, nin nunitvaninc.
Contain, (hold ; ) it contains, dthash-
la'ne, delihi. It does not contain
much, {in., an.) ndwiidad; ndwu'
dictinjr.
>iiiM<»MM«>«>fc't.''i^v.
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dtti. It cannot contain all, nonaah-
kinenifij/ad, noJiba(lJigema(jad. I
cannot it make it contain all, (I
cannot put all in,) nin nojibadkgv.
('ontemn. S, Dewpise.
Contemplate. (Jontemplation, (in s.
in.)-S, Reflect. Reflection,
('ontei.t, Tninwendavuiwin,
Content ; 1 content him, nin debia,
nin minwendamia.
Contented ; I am con,, nin minwrn-
dam, nin minawas, nin dehaymim,
nin dihenitn, nin dihendam, nin
dibit, nin naindam. I make him
contended, nin minwendamia, nin
maminwendatnia, nin minniendaa,
nin minonauwa,nin minawasia, nin
naindumia. 1 make it contented,
nin minweiulumiton, nin naenda'
miton. We make each other con-
tented, nin muminwendamiidimin,
etc.
Contentedness . debenimowin, min-
wendamowin.
Contention. S. Dispute,
Continent ; it is the continent, kita'
kainiga. On the continent, kitaka-
inii/ung.
Continually, kaginig, apine^ bejig-
wanong, mojag.
Continue; 1 continue long, nin gin-
watchita.
Contract ; I contract it, nin eindabi-
ginun.
Contradict ; I contradict, nind aji-
dewe, nind ajidewidam, nind agon-
wetam, niiid ag<mwetage. I contra-
dict in though'ts, nind ajidiendam,
nind agonweiendam. 1 contradict
him, niful agimwetawa, nind aji-
deina. I contradict him in thoughts,
nind ajidenima. I cont. it, nina
agunwetdn. We cont, each other,
nind agoniretadimin, nind ajidc?i-
diinin. I cont. my.self, nind agon-
icetdJis. I am in a habit of contra-
dicting, nind agowetngeshk. Bud
habit of contradicting, ugonwcta-
genhhiwin.
Contradictor, neta-agomvetang.
v'ontradiction, agonavtainowin, aji-
dewidamowin , ngonwetadiwin. ,
CON
Cont, In thoughti, agonw^ienda-
numin, njidimdavuytvin.
Contribute. Contribution.— 8 Give.
Oift.
Contrite ; I am Contrite, nind anm-
ntndis.
Cotitrition, anwenindiaawin.
Conversntion, ganoniditvin, gagwno-
rit<hu'in>
Converse; 1 cony,^ nin gdgigit. I
con. with him, nm guganona, niit
widjtdonama. We converse toge*
ther, nin gaganonidimint
Conversion, anwenindiaowin, an^fi^
bimadieiwin, andjijiwebiaiwin.
Convert, vtedapinang anatniemn.
Convert; I convert myself, ntnd an.
wentndia. nind and^itan nind i/i.
wehiaiwin; nind odapinan anamie-
Win, 1 convert him, nin gaehkia
tchv undjijiivebiaid ; nin gashkia
tchi anajnidd.
Converted; I am con,, nind andji-
bimadia, nind andjyjiwebis ; nmd
anurma.
Convey; I convey him (her, it) on
or in a carriage, nind odahana; nind
adabadan. I Convey him (her, it)
in a canoe or boat from the lakfl
to the shore, nind agwaona ; nind
agwaadon. 1 Convey him (her, it)
in a canoe or boat over a river or
bay, nind ajawau, nind ajawaonu;
nind ajawaan, nind ajinvaodon.
Convey back; I convey him (her, it)
back, nind ajewina; nind ajiwidon.
1 convey him (her, it) back again
in a canoe or boat, nin giweonn ;
nind giweodon.
Convey in; I convey him (her, it) in,
nin ■pindiguna; nin pindigadon.
Convey, (in s. in.) S. Carry. Carry
away. Conduct,
fonveyance in a carriage, aivadji-
dahiwin,
C^onviction, ubeidiwin. I give testi-
mony to conviction, nm hatumje.
Testimony to conviction, batanqe-
win,
Conviiice; I convince him, nitid ahea.
Convoke ; I conv., nin nandunge. I
conv, them, nin nandomag.
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'Convulsion, tchUrhihishlcainn . — S
Spasms.
^ook; ichlhakweivmini) tcMhukwe-
ikwe; tchahahwed.
Cook; t cook, nin tvldhakwe, nin m-
mehve. I cook for hUn, nin tiM-
bukwawu. nin gisimma, ntn f/ini'
dehona. I cook for myself, tiin iohi-
hakwae. I co;>k it, ,u';/., a;».) nin
gislsiui; )i.in. yisiswa. I cook it ten-
dfir, V »■//., a/i.i nm M/kisan; nin no-
khwa.
6'ooke(l; it is cooked, {in., un.) (jiji-
de\ gisiso. It is cooko'd in a certain
manier, inidema/fod. It is well
cooked, well done, [in., an.)mino
dffmagud; minoso. It is cooked ten-
dor, («.'«., an.) nokide; nokiso.
'•'ooltery, cooking, tvMhuhiv'ewin, gi-
dsekwewin.
Cook-house, kitchen, tchibakwewi-
gamig.
'^ook-tiinid, tvhihahpeikwe.
''Cook-stove, cooking-stove, trhihak-
''pe-kij(iMkii>{gtiii.
6'ool ; it is cool or cold, takissin. It
13 cool, takaianiagad. [t is cool
{\\(im^,)takttgaml
'Cbol; I cool, nin takissidjige. I cool
lum, (her, it,) nin takishima ; nin
takissidon.
(7go1 (by wetting;) I cool him, (her,
It,) wm takabdwana ; nin iakabci-
■wadan. I cool it, pouring cold wa-
ter in, nin takagamislihodnn, taki-
oaaon.
(Cool, (ins. in.)S. 6"'old.
'ooper, makakokmmiini. I am a coo-
per, (I make barrels,) wmwiayta-
Cooper's business, trade, work, ma-
Icakokewin.
(Cooper-shop, mal-akokewigamig.
(/opper, miskwabik, osaivubik.
6'opper-mine, mukwdbikokan, biwd-
btkokun. I work in a copper-mine,
m'* ^^'*^"'"^^"'^'0*«) nin biwdhikoke.
Miner in a copper-mine, miskwa-
hikokewin in i, biv)abikokcwinini.
'Copper-mining business, miskwdbi-
kokewin.
Coppar-mining Agent or Supcrinten
dent, mishvdbikoki-ogima.
6'('pper-ccnt, jimumike, miakviohi-
kana, osuwahihins,
6V)py, nr.ssdhiigan, nabibifigan, and.
Jibiigan.
'Copy, (in s. in.) S. Writino-.
(Copy, (transcribe ;) I copy, nin nan
mliHge, nin nabibiige. nind andji.
hiiue. \ cop> it, nin uasmbian, nin
nabiliiaii, vind a.ndjibian.
(7opy imitate;) [copy it, nin kikin,,.
Wdtnnidan, nasscil) nivd ojiti.n.
Copj,;ing, nai^snbiigeu'in, ''naUhiige-
unh, andjibiigeu-in. ■
Cord of wood, atuwissan.
6'ord. S. Rope.
6'ore of a corn-ear, o^a?id/5;.
Cork, wajattJiJcicedo , kitcJd-wajash
kwedo.
Cork-screw, gitaigan.
Cork-stopper , 2('aJngIJ:wedo-gihak-
ivaigan.
CormQiOint,kagagiiMb,{rii\'en-d\ich.;
Corn. S. Indian corn.
Corn-ear, (of Indian corn,) 7visakosK
The corn-ear bursts at the fire
pashkingweso nisakosi.
Cornel-tree, mdnan.
Corner; there is a corner, ivawikweir.
In a corner of the room, wihwessa-
gag. In a corner of the earth, wil-.
wekamigag aki.
Corner-stone , waiekwaiabiki-amn,
wikiveiahikissitchigan, maiawaiek-
vaiabikicsi asiin, netamabikishimj
assin. Chief corner-stone, nigani-
w ikwe iabikiss itch iga n .
Corn-meal, bissibcdjigan.
Corn-soup, corn-mash. — S. Indian
corn-soup.
Corn-stalk, sihvagan. Sprout of the
corn-stalk, sibwagana.
Costive; I am costive, nin gibistag-
aje.
Costiveness, gibissagujewin.
Costly. S. High.
Corpse, tchibai.
Corpus Christi day, wabigoni-giji-
gad.
Correct , gwaiak.
Correct; 1
ton, ni
writing
it, nin i
ting, ni
Correct.
Repair.
Coir" -it; ]
ijiwtbigi
bns'/rni.
Corrupted
ojdgami
pigi.slika
(Jotton, pa
gin.
Cotton-bag
HHiianesi
Cough, os^'
Cough; I c
Council, gi
Councii-ho
Counsel; I
somn .
Count; I (
inistiii.e i
dtifti. I
{in., an.
li'anauiim
nin a agir
Counted; I
agindji^a
Countenanc
tenence, i
Counting, (I
Country, ak
Countrymai
Couple; so
wan.
nin mang
make him
mungideea
Courageous
swangideea
Courageous]
gotassid.
Court, dibah
Cousin, (he-
cousin, ni
cou
467
cov
Correct,- T correct it, nin rr^inahi-
ton, nm nanaitnn. I c'orrpct a
vvritiripr, nin nannHiiifje; I correct
it, nin nandUHnn. Corrected wri-
ting, nindibrujan.
0)rn.'r;t, Corroctinij.fin 8. in.) S.
Roi)air. Uepairinq.
<.'orr"-)t; I corrupt him, jiin matchi
inwcUdu, nin banadjia, nin aaui-
hnsornn.
Corrupted; it is corrupted, (liquid,)
<ija/nimifi.sin. It is corr., {in., an. )
pi'ji.shkanuil; pipshkanttui.
(Jottou, papa(jiwatan, papaoiwaiani-
gm.
Cotton-bag. made of cotton, puvagi-
waianeshHmid. ''
< 'o u g h , os^ossoda iiiowin.
Cough; I cough, nind ossos.iodam.
Council, gigitowin.
("ouncii -house, yvjitnwigaviiff.
Counsel; I counsel hitn, nin gag an-
som'i .
Count; I count, hi/id agindass. I
inistuue in cuuming, nin wanagin-
das8. I mistake in counting it,
(in., an.) nin icanairiiidan \ nin
wanaginut. I count him, (her, it,)
niiid agima; , ind agindan.
Counted;! am (^it is) counted, ni7id
agindjlgas ; agindjigade.
Countenance; 1 have a smiling coun-
tenence, ninhihapingwe.
Counting, ugiivdjigadewin.
Country, aki.
Cou ntryman, widjidalciwemagan .
Couple; so many couple, dussive-
wan.
Couple. S. Pair.
Courage, songidcnvin, mangotassi-
■win, mangideewin.
Courageos; 1 am cour., nin song idee,
nin mufigotdss, nin numgidie. I
make him cour., nin aongideea, nin
mungideea.
Courageous man, mangotassiivijiini,
swangideed inini.
Courageous person, swangideed, meU'
gutamd.
Court, dibakonidiioin,.
Cousin, (he-cousin;) my, thy, his
cousin, ninimoshe, hinimoahe, wi-
I nimosheian; or. nitawiss,Hlanifi
\ wtfannssan. "
Cousin, (she cousin;) ihy, thy, her
cousin, nindnmjo.'ihe. kidangoahf
mangoanetan.
Cover; cover of a kettle, etc., dtl,„.
boweigan, padagwabufignn. gibaht-
katgan, gibahvaigan, gibahoHoai,
Cover of a powder-pan, agnnvM-
kokwngan.
6'over;rc()verhim(her,it)wiih8.th
ninpudugwanmca: n in nadngwnnn'.
an. 1 cover L..n (her.itVwith mv
hody, mn padagmnu.'^hkuwu: nm
padagnmniM-an. J t covers rr- ni,,
padaywanishhujon. I cover iii,,,
(her, it,) with some article , f
clothing, nind agwctj^wa, nind iw.
wunawa; nind agwanaan.— \ cov-
er myself, nin naagwaje, nifid «/-.
waje. I cover my head, nind uu-
wamhvendis. I cover my breast
mnd agu'uiakigane( dis. ' '
On-er, (.roof;) I cover, nind avahih
jtge. I coyer it, (a lodge or h'ouse )
nmd apakodon. '
Cover with hart ; I cover, nin nina-
wanapahre. 1 cover it, nin ning.
uiantipakicadnn. •'
Covered; lam (it is) covered with
s. \h..ninpadagwaningi,^; padaq-
wanatgndc. I am (it is) covereli
mnd ugwanuigiuy; agwanalqade.—
All IS covered with U, mimveshka-
magad.
Coverpc.', (roofed ;) it \n covered
apakode, apakodjinade. '
Covet; I covet, ntn missawendam,
mn missawendjige, nin mi.^saunn.
uge. 1 covet him. (her. \t.^ nin
mmanjenima, nin vmsawinawa:
mn mis,<iawenddn, nin missawinan
I covet s. th. belonging to him!
{^n., an.) nin ndssawetuianiawa-
nin missawinamawa . '
Covetous?; I am covetous. S. Covet
Covetous desire, missawendamowm
I look at him (her, it) with a covet-
ous desire, nin missawiganaivaha-
ma; nin missawiganawdbandan.
Covetousness,missnwendjigewin.mit.
sawemndiicin, nmsaweniiamou'in.
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468
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Pit.
Covr, pijiki, ikwi-pijiki. The cow
is to have a caff, andjiio pijiki.
The cow has a calf untimely,
abortively, nitM pijihi. The cow
has a calf, onidjanisti pijiki.
Coward, jaidgodeed. I am a coward,
nin jagodee.
<7owardice, jfdaodemvin.
Cow-hide , pijikigewm.
Cow-pox, mamahmmn, I inocu-
late with the cow-pox, nm mama-
kitiiwe. I inoculate him with the
cow-pox, nin mamakisia. I am
inoculated with the cow-pox, nin
mama/fcwu^o.— Inoculating, inocu-
lation, mantakitiiwewin.
Cow-pox inoculator, mcmahittiiwed,
inamakiiiiwewinini.
Crab. S. Craw-fish.
Ciack; I crack or craunch, nt»mad-
wendjige. I crack or craunch it,
{in., an.) nin madwenddn \ nin
madwema. I make crack my
fingers, nin madwigantnindjihi-
nidii. The joints of my limbs
crack, nin madwiganeskka. It
cracks, madweshka^mamudweghka.
The ice cracks, madwehvadin.
Crack, (split;) gimsiwtn, gagipisi-
win. There is a crack or split in
a piece of wood, tawissaga.
Cracked ; my feet, my hand , my
legs, etc., are cracked.— S. Foot.
Hand. Leg, etc.
Cracked through; it is or. thr., (met-
al,) tuwdbikad. It is cr. thr.,
(rock,) tawdbikamagad .
Cracker, andkonans, pakwejigans.
Crackle: the fire crackles, j»aAi»e or
papakine ishknte.
Cradle, icMtchibakonagan. Indian
cradle, tikinagan.
Crafty. S. Artful.
Cramps. S. Spasms.
Cranberry, mashkigimin,. There are
cran., manhkigimirdka , Place
where there are erpn., mmJikigi-
minikan.^ I gather cran., nin
Tnashkigiminike .
Cranberry-River, Mashkigiminikx-
niwi-»ihi.
Crane, adjidjad.
Crane-popsto, adjidjakopin.
Crank, kijihawehinigan. I turn a
crenk, nin kijjibawebinige.
Crank, (ins. in.) 8. Handle.
Crape, nitagewaian.
Craunch. 8. Crack,
Craw-fish, ajaguhi.
Crawl. 8. Creep.
Crazy, I am crazy, nind agaicadit
ntn giwdnudii. '
Cream; I take off the cr«am, nin
(nmaan.
Creator, mitt gego ga-gyitod.
Credit; I give credit to people, ni„
maemamagot. I take on credit
nin masinaige, I collect my cred'
its, (my active debts,) nin nan-
doakkamage. I ask him to pay
his credit, (his debt.) ninnandosL
kumawu. I try to get my credits
paid, nm raanrfosAI-a«.
Creditor, mesinaamagotid, metinaa-
mamnd.
Credulous surpersticious person
anotch gego daiebwetang. '
Cree Indian, Kinishtino,
Greek, gibi.
Creep; I creep, nin bimode,nin la-
bdtnode. I creep about, nin bala-
mode. I creep out, ningagidode.
Cree squaw, kinis/dinokwe.
Crepusculous; it is crep., tibikula-
minagwud.
Crevice; there is a crevice in the
ice, taghkihwad, passihwad.
Cribble. S. Sieve.
Cricket, papakine.
Crime, batadowin, batajitwawin,
matchi dodamou'in. I commit a
crime, nin haiadodum, nin matcM
dodam.
Cripple: I am a cripple, nin mdkis.
I make him a cripple by striking
him, ninmnkinana.
Cripple, (unable to walk,) limcttef
gi<f, memdndjigogid.
Crooked knife, wagikoman, Jasha-
ga.skkadekoman.
Crooked root, wagitchibik.
Crop. S. Harvest.
Crop or craw of a bird, omodai. This
bird ha.<
daie aw
6'i osier, ( 1
kotewiki
Cro.sier, (
■wan, pai
cro.>jior
The pi a
6Voss, tchi
v:atig.
cross ui
self,) Hi>
the sign
over him
'7ros.s.bill,
Icimcshi.
Cross, (pe
eil, nin n
heart.)
Cross-saw.
Cross-stick
Cross, (tra
a canoe c
djaivaam
him (cor
etc., niw
river, etc
a river svv
1 cross it
ujawadag
cross it
nind aji»
over a trc
dawe, niiL
or convey
canoe or k
get mysel
nind ajai
sailing, m
aj id esse.
Croup ; my,
kijigan, o^
Croup-bone
bone, nij\
jigimigan.
Crow, andet
Of IS.
Crow; the (
pakaakive.
Crowd ; vye
nonishkodc
> ,ii»«*«iBMi..,
CRO
4C9
CUD
This
bird has a large crop, mangomo-
date aw bi\eshi.
Ci osier, (Bishop's stall',) Kitchi-me-
katewikwunaie o sakaon.
Crosier, (Iiniian crosier,) pugando-
wan, pagaadowatink. 1 play with
croNior and hall, nni pagnadowe.
Ilie play itself, pagaadowcwin.
Crn9s,tc/iif)aiatig, ajuhialig; anamie-
u-atig. I make che si^n of the
cross upon invsolf, (1 bless my-
self,) «t/Wr/u'.Vna/<V/wu>. I inaitc
the sign of the cross njjon him or
over him, iivi tchihaiatigonamaiva.
^ross.l.ili, cross-bealc, (bird,) ajidi-
icmeshi
Cross, (peevisli;) I am cross, wicit-
ed, MjAi wiVt/uVe, (I have a hairv
heart.) '
^ross-saw. S. L ig-saw.
Cross-stick in the snow shoe, o;6m.'j/!-.
Cross, (traverse;) I cross a river, in
a canoe or boat, nhid ujawii. 7iinU
ajawaam, nin nlminam. I cross
him (convey him) over a river,
etc., wiW ajawaa. 1 cress it, (a
nver, etc.) niiiil djawaun. 1 cross
a river swimming, nind djamidaga.
1 cross It walking on the ice, iiind
ujawadagak, nind ajawagak. I
cross It walking over a bridge.
mad ajoge. I cross it walking
over a tree or h.g, yiind ajaivan-
dawc, 7ii7id ajogiiandawe. — I cross
or convey people over a river in a
canoe or boat, nind ajawaodjige, I
get myself crossed over a river,
nind ajiiUHumigos. I cross over
sailing, nind ajuwash.—lt crosses,
aj id esse.
Croup ; my, thy, his croup, nijigan,
fcijigan, ojigan.
Croup-bone; my. thy, his croup-
l)one,_ nijigunigan, Icijiganigan, o-
jiganigan.
Crow, andelc. Young crow, andeh
071S.
Crow; the cock crows, maaitagosi
pakaahve.
Crowd; we crowd too much, nin
nomshkodadiTnin.
Crowded; we are crowded, nin moth,
kttieiin/i,.
Crown. <>g:>na-witvakwan, kiuhi-oo-
t»ia wtwakwan. *
Crown; 1 crown him. (her,) ni„d
vginiawia ; tnnd ogi/nakwewia
Cromi of the head, nawmgoJcwuTi.
(l^OfmaiaosAtigwan.
Criici'^'e S. i\telting-pot.
(Jruel. (.'ruelty. S. Wickedness of
licart.
Crumb, hiwandjig<>n.
Crumb; I crum^' ", {in , an.) nin
giipi/tan ; mn, gaplna.
Cruinble; I crumble it. {in., an.)
mnhmid,m nin bisaih\d,m ; nil
Oiwtna, nin hmhina. The bread
crumbles, li>,iM^ paLejgan.
l.he bread crumbles into smal
pieces biwuae pakwejigan
Crush/ ] criisli(or bruise) him, ^ her
It, j 71X71 hammkawa ; «m hanasi
kan. I crush him. putting myself
I'l'on him. 7na UdagoshkJaTl
crush It, rtin hudagoshkun. I crush
ittosmalhueces, to powder, (w.
an.)7im hmaan- nin hssdwa. {
crush his Ve^i\, 7dn Jigoshtigwan-
e»Ua, I crush It with my hand
Kyi., an. ) 7im jishigmindjandun ;
mn pshigimindmna. I crush it
with my foot, (t*;,., an.) nin jishl
gnstdandun ; nin jishigosidama.
1 crush it vvith my foot or body
U»., an.)ninjnjugo.ihkan ; ninja-
jagoshkaiva. ' •'
C'nitch, gwashhvandaon.
Cry ; I cry, nin mautagos. I cry
loud, nind aidjikwe. I cry out
nin hibu^. I cry selling, (at an auc'
tion,) mn bihdgatawe.
Cry, (m s. in.) Sj. Weep.
Crying sale, (auction,) bibagatandi-
Cubit biminih, bisUnihenmoin, eko-
doshwantng. One cubit, mngobi-
?mnik. T^vo, three cubits, etc.
nijobi7ninik, ntssobimimk, etc
Cucumber, eshkandaminq.
Cm]gel, pagatiagan.
Cudgel, (round stick, not split. )ww#-
ottg.
i^i,;,3,'^T»^r^v.
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470
CUT
Tie, (tuft ol hair,; neoihantoan. I
wear a cui, nin neijibatura.
Cuff; I cufl hun, uin pxkmahmxnd-
jxtawa.
''umin, memwe,
^'iiiiniiiK. S. Artful. Artfulness,
^'up, Dndyana, anibmhaho-onayuus.
riipbimril, tixmhan. I put it on a
cupboard, (im., an.) nin ti'usaba-
dan ; mn tessahana.
^'up-shot ; I am cup-shot, n\n gx-
wanhkwebi.
Cure; I cure, nin nodjimoiwe. It
cures, nod}imoiivemaya<1 . I cure
him, nin ni/djiim/a. 1 euro for him
or to him, nin nudjinudawa.
Cured ; J am cured, ninaddjitn, nin
nandndiUD.H,
('uring. nm/^tinoiwewin.
Curiosity, (inquisitiveness ;)had cu-
riosity, mainulcambangeshkiinii., '
tr amakatinumowin, 1 use to look ;
«/n with too much curiosity, nin
namakatahaiigeshk. ' i
<"/Urio. s! Mhinangwana !
Jurious, mamakddakaniig, mama-
kadjaii. I am ( it is ) curious, ( as- |
♦onisl g,) nin mamakaden lagtis,
i'h iiiamakadh,; mamakadendag-]
Jad, mamakadad. I find him ( her, ;
It) curious, (astonishing;,) nin ma-
makadenirna i nin mamakaden dan.
(^ourious, (ins. in.) S. Droll.
Couriously, wawiiaj.
Curl. Curled, (in B. in.) S. Twist.
Twisted.
Curled hair ; I have curled hair, nin
hahisigindihe.
Cu rle w , patashkanje.
Currant-berry, mishidjimm.
Currant-shrub, mishidjiminagawanj.
Current ; the current of a river is
heard, madividjiwan. There is a
strong foaming current, wassidji-
wan. The current carries me a-
way, nin wehahog. The current of
a river comes out of the woods
and falls in the lake, sag Idawidji-
wan.
Currycomb, nasikwiigan, hehejigo-
ganji-nasikwHgan.
Curte ; I curse, niti matchi-inapin-
fndjiae. I curse him, ( her, it . ) nin
matchi- inapinema ; nin. matcki-xn-
apinendan.
Airtnin. nunhidjigan. ^^lico for
eurtnitis. agnhidjiganiifxn,
Curtain, hs a parliliDH, gihagadjigcn,
1 hang up a pajrution-'curtaiii, \i,in
gib.igodjige.
C'usliion, a/'ikweehimon.
r'listoiu, nagadini'i ill. — S. Accus-
lomod.
Cut; I cut him, (her, it^) nin Hah-
kijica,nin Idwikona, ntn kith dwa;
nin kiM'fjan, nin hiwikvdun, nin
kishkaan. \ cut myself, nin kijao-
diK, ninkiehkijodiii. 1 cut it with
a knife, nin kis7ik?h>dan, I cut it
with the teeth, nin kishkandan. I
cut it with a scythe, nin kiM-ash-
kijan. I cut grass; nin kinhkath-
kiLS^Hwe. I cut his skin, nin hvh-
kajcwa. It cuts, ginaM:ad.~\ cut
it to make it smaller, (m., an.)
Hind agufn-ikiidan \ n'nd ndaasiko-
.la. 1 cut it with difTicufty, nin
gnMann. — I am (i* is j cut, nin
kinhkijigas ; kishkijigade. 1 am
(it is) cut by accident, nin Hjai-
<ias ; kijaigade. I am cut to the
bone, nin mitchignneshin. It is
cut, (meta',) kinhkahikad.
Cut, (a coat, etc.) 1 cut, nindonijigt.
1 cutit,ni/i</ onijan.
Cut accidentally; I cut blin,(her, it,)
nin pitijwa ; nin pitijan. I cut
myself, nin pitijodis.
Cut down ; I cut down a tree, nin
gawawa mitig, nin kiMigawa mi-
tig. I cut down trees, nin ga-
7i'aisse, nin gawakwaige, nm ga-
ivaakwandjiqc. Tcitdowna birch
tree to i,'et the bark, nin gawaijig-
?- e. The tree is cut down, gawai-
gasomitig. Mi.ny trees cut'down,
gawaakwandjigan. Many trees are
cut down, gaihaakiuandjtgade.
Cut_ long; I'cutit long, {in., an.)
nin gxnwakwaan; nxn ginwakiva-
wa.
Cut_ of!"; I cut oflF what is spoiled,
{in., an.) nin gatfigikodan; nin,
gagigikona, nin ga'gxgijwa. I cut
off a I '
jige. I c
an.) nin
— I cut i
ntn ivth
cut It oft'
\oehiian,
gaptdnn
na, nin i
( in., an.
kxgadan
his tongi
wa. My
kitihkiden
nin ki«h
cut off, n
nails oft',
C; i off ha I
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iiife.
r oe or pieces, nin pahoi-
I cut off a piece from It, (w.,
an.) nin pakwejan ; nin pahwejica.
—I cut it off with an oxe, ( in., an.)
nxn tvthujaan ; nin Wfhu/awi, 1
'.-•ut u off with a knife, (in., an.) nin \
wehi/an, nin tvtUhman. nin tvhi-
ijapidnn : nin wihijwa, ninwehiko-
na, nin tchiifanijwa. I cut it off.
M/j., an.) nin kinhh'jaan, nintioh-
fcAgadan ; nxn kishkioana.~l cut
his totiRue off, %in kinhkidf.naniwej-
wa. My tongue in cut off, nin
kwhkidenanim. 1 cut his no«e off,
nin HehkxdjaMJwa. My nose is
cut off, nin kxuhkidjane. I cut my
nails off, nin kinhkiijanjimdin.
€\ off' hand, foot, leg.
Jhoot. Leg,
S. Hfnd.
Cut pointed; lent it pointed, {in.,
an.) nin i>atchi«hkiian, nin patch-
xshktfHidon ; tiin fatcM.ihk^wa, nin
patdmhkihona. I cut it pointed
with an axe, (in., an.) nin paichish-
kx(/aan; nv: patchxahkiydwa. 1
cut It pointed with a knife, (\r
an.) nin patdmhkihxian ; nin
patchiMihma. it is out pointed
(stuff, in., an.) patchi»hkigad\
patclmhkigigi. It is cut })ointed,
(wood, in, an.) palchiehhifftui :
patcmDhh'qiH.
Cutler, mokomnnikeuinini. I am a
cutle,-, (1 make knives,^ mn mohj-
mantke.
Cutler's shop, mckoTnanirewiaamir.
Cutlery, cutler's work or i ide, mcl
ornantkstvin.
Cypreie-tree, oUhanJag.
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DAN
Dagger, ajaweahkons.
Daily, every day, 0)idnsso-niji(jah.
Dainty ; I am fond of dainties, nin
mammadjib. Fondness of dain-
ties, mammadjibowin. I feed my-
self daintily, nin maminoponidis.
Dairy, totoshahowigamig.
Dam, ohwanim, gihagawaigtr., I
make a dam, nind o]cwani'>r ke, nm
gibagawaige. There is a dam
made, olcwanimikade, gihagawai-
gade.
Damage, lanadjitassowin, hayiad-
jitchiaewin. 1 suffer damage, nin
hancumtass. I make damage, nin
banadjitrkige. I make damage to
people, nin banadjitage. I make
v)r cause him damage, nin banad-
jitawa, nimd agawudjia. I cause
damage to myself, nin hanadjitas,
mnd agawadjiidis.
2?am_age; I damage it, (^•«., a^,) nin
mijiton, nind enapinadon ,•■ nin
mijiu^ nind enapinana.
Damage, (in s. in. ) S. Injure. Defile.
Damaged ; Is is dam., {in., an.) ba-
nudjitchi/jade; banadjitchigaso.
Damaging, banadjitchigeimn.
Damnation, bmadjiiwewin, banadisi-
win. I cause his damnation. 7jwi
banudjia. I cause my own dam-
nation, nin banadjiidis. It causes
damnation, banadjiiwemagad.
Damp; it is damp, nismbawe?nagad.
It IS much damp, nibiwan, tipdma-
gad. It is a little damp, awissa-
ni igad.—S. Moistened.
Dance, nimiwin, nimiidiwin. Dance
with a scalp, gamadjitvin.
Dance; I dance, nin nim. I make
him dance; nin nimia. I dance
with her, (him,) nin ividjishimo-
DAN
tawa. We dance together, nin
nimiidimin. I make people dance,
(I give a ball,) nin nimiiwe. I
dance for him, nin nimitawa. I
dance with a .scalp in my hand,
ningamddj. I com> to him dan-
cing w'th a scalp, nin gamddjino-
tawa. T dance around s. tli., nin
giwitashim. I dance like a lame
person, nin tatchigashim.
Dancer, ndmid, ndd-nimid, ndmish-
Jcid.
Dancing, (ball,) nimiidiwin, nimii.
ding. I am too much in a habit of
dancing, nin nimishh. Habit of
d a nc i n g , «im <■ sMiwin.
Dancing-honse, nimiidiwigamig.
Dtindruff-comh, suqwahide-binahwan,
hinacdih/man.
Danger, nanisanisiwiii. Eminent
danger, dangerous thing, bapinisi-
tvagan. lam in danger, nint)a-
nif-anis. I put him (her, it) in
dinger, nin nanisania; nin nani-
saniton. ^ I put myself in dancer
nin nanisaniidis. I am in danger
of perishing, '/im bajine, ninhaha-
nadis. I put him in danger of pe-
rishing, nin bajinana.
Dangerous; it is dangerous, (m., an.)
nanisanad; nnni^anitsi. I am (it
is) considered dang., nin nanisa-
nendagos, nin nisaiendagos; nanis-
anendagivad, nisniendagwad. I
consider him (her.it) i\ax\g.,vin
nanisanenima; nin nanimnendan.
I am dang, by my speaking, nin
nanisanitagos. I think there is
8. th. dangerous, nin nanisanen-
dam. I look (it looks) dang., nin
nanisaninagos ; 7ianisaninag-wad.
Dangerou
Dare; I di
Daring; I
Dark; it i
hitibihi
I)ark-blu(
apissin,
dark-bli
have a c
bawe.
upissagi
face, ni
dark-bli
is dark-1
lea.
Dark-colo
Darkness;
gishlcibil
gishhina
nin past
Dash, (in
Daughter,
daughtei
niasun.
nan. I
oduniss.
ter, nitu
nissimu.
odamiasi,
nind oda
Daughter-i
ter-in-lav
The dau
nadngai.i
law m a
nind ojin
Dawn; it bf
Day, gijig,
dasangwa
nijogu'tm
dassogwa
nijogijiga
am so m£
wanagih.
nijogwam
absent, n
Good da;
day, nin i
Daylight; it
fore dayli
is broad d
Day of judg
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Dangerously, hahanadj.
Darn; I dare not, ninjagwenim.
Daring; I am daring, nin sorMidee,
Dark; it is dark, fashayishka, hash-
hitihilcad.
Dark-blue; it is dark-blue or livid,
apissin, apusamagnd. I have a
dark-blue eye, nind apissah. I
have a dark-blue syoK, nind apisaa-
bawe. My skin is dark-blue, ?und
apissage. I have a dark-blue
face, niiid apissivijive. 1 am of a
dark-blue color, niiid apisnix. It
is dark-blue, (metal,) a^>w^rtW/5-/*A-
hit.
Dark-colored, mahite—...
Darkness; there is darkness, pngfiu-
gishHbihul, hishkltihikad, pasha-
(jishHmimiM-in. I am in darkness,
nin pashagishkinum.
Dash, (in s. in.) S. Knock.
Daughter, idanisximu. My, thy, his
daughter, nindtiniss, kidnniss,odn-
ninsun. His adult daughter, odd-
nan. I have a daughter, nind
odunids. I have her lor a daugh-
ter, nind odanissinan, nind oda-
nissima. I am a daughter, nind
odamimnilgo. I am his daughter,
nind odani.ssimig.
Daughter-in-law; my, thy, his daivgh-
ter-in-law. nisnim, kissim, ossimin.
The daughter-in-law in a family,
nadngai.ikwc. I am daughter-in-
law in a family, 7iin nadngnnuh,
nind ojinindum.
Dawn; it begins to daw.i, hidahan.
l^ay. gyig< gyigad. So many days,
dassogwan. Two days, nijogijig,
nijogwan, etc. it is so many clays,
dassof/n'anitgad. It is two days,
^i'J"(/Vigad, niiogwanagad, etc' I
am so many days old, nin datfsog-
wanugiti, I am two days old, nin
nijogwanagis^ etc. I am two days
absent, mn nijngwanend, etc. —
Good day! hgo] I bid him good
day, nin bnjon.
Daylight; it is daylight, wdhan. Be-
fore daylight, tchi hwa leabang. It
is broad daylight, pagakahan.
Day of judgment, dibakmige-gijigai.
Day of resurrection, uhUehibaicini-
gijigad.
Dazzled; I am dnz., nin jiwan, nin
pashngishkinam. I am daz. by it,
I cannot look at it, nin sugsabig.
Dead; he is dead, niho, gi-niho.
Dead i)er8on. tchibai, nehod. ga-nibod.
Dead person's bone, tckibuvnin.
Dead-smell; nibasotnagonwin. I
smell like a dead person, 7iin ni-
hasumagos.
Deaf; I am deaf, nin gagihishe. I
feign to be deaf, nin. gugibishekae.
Deafness, gagibi»hfwin.
Deaf perso'n, gegibihhed.
Deal; Ideal, nind ntawe.
Dealer, atairewinini.
Dealth with; I am not easy to be
dealt with, nin sanugis, I think
he is not easy to be dealt with,
nin sanagenima.
Dear, (of a high price;) it is dear,
{in., an.) cunagud, sanagaginde,
mamissuginde; mnagit.1, mnaou-
ginno, mamisnaginso. ''
Death, nibowin. Sudden death, tf-
dka-nihnvin, kakaminewin, kaia-
kamisiwin.
Death from hunger, gawandndamo-
toin.
Death-whoop, bibngotnmmrin. I raise
the death-whoop, ninbihag/,tan'
'^^' hate; we debate with each ouirr,
7)ind a-'nJindcndiTnin.
Debauch; I debauch him, nin gagi-
Debt, masinaigan, masinaignrin,
I make debts, inn masinaige^ iAak-
ing debts, iiiasinaigeivin.
Debtor, mesinuiged.
Decamp; I decamp, nin go/i.
Decamping, decampment, gnsiwin.
Decant; I decant it, nin sikohlginan .
Decay; it decays, anammmumid,
ango?nagud. It decays, (clothing,)
(lawanud. Tt decays, (flower,
herb,) Jiibwashkissin.
Decease. ?iiboivin.
Deceased. S. ]>ead person.
Deceit, ivaiejingewin.
Deceive; 1 (deceive, nin waiejinge. I
deceive him, (her, it,) nin waieji-
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ma; nin waiejindan. I deceive
with my speaking, nin waiejitagos.
I use to deceive, nin nitd-ivaiijin
ye, nin wai^jingeskh, I deceive
myself, nin wuiejindis.
Deceiver, wciejinijed, weiij'ngeshlcid.
Deceiving, waiejingeuin.' Habit of
deceiving, waujingeshhiwin.
Deceiving; 1 am dec., I look better
than 1 am, nind agawinagos. 'tis
dec, agaudnagnmd.
December, tnanltogisissans.
Decent behavior, hinadi^iwin. I
behave decently, nin hinadis.
Decent narration, hinadjimowin. I
tell decently, nin hinadjiin.
Decide. S. Resolve.
Declare, S. Explain.
Decline; the sun is on his decline,
giweiassani gisics. The winter is
on its decline, giwehihon. The
summer is on its decline, giwmi-
hin.
Decoration. S. Ornament.
Decorticate; I dec. ceder-trees, tdn
gashl'aan agehwe.
Decrepit; 1 am dec, ninlcitcJugika.
Decry. Decried. — S. Defame. De-
famed.
Deed, (action,) dodamr/win.
Deed._ (writing, document,) debive-
win i- m asin a iqa n .
Deep; I deep him (her, it) a little
in water, nin tangagtvindjitna; nin
tan^agivindjitvn.
Deep; it is deep, (water.) dimi, di-
mitigweia^ ginwindima, tahwindi-
ma. — It is deep, hosika. I make it
deep, nin hmbitim. It is made
deep, liosihitchigade. So deep in
the ground, epitakamig.
Deep, (hollow;) it is deep, wdnama-
gad.
Deer, icatraMe^hi. Young spotted
deer, kilagahrms.
Deer-meet , tvawasUesTiiwiwiiass.
/>ecr-b()ne, icawuchke&hiwigun.
Deer-skin, wmvashkeshiwaian.
Deer's tail, wawashkesMwano.
Deer-trail, omonscm.
Defamation, matchi-wawindjigude-
win.
Defame; I defime him, (her, it,) nw
matohi-wina, nin matchi-ivawina •
nin matchi-windan, nin matchi-wa-
windan.
Defame, (in s. in.) S. Tell bad re-
port.s.
Defamed; lam (it is) defamed, nt?j
mnlohi-waivindjigns :, mutchiwa-
windjigade.
Defend; 1 defend him, nin nddam-
awa.
Defend, (resist;)! def, myself, lin
nandhvi. I def. myself against
him, (her, it.)Mi« nawikona; nin
nandhman. Self-defence, nandlc-
wiwin.
Deficient.; I am def,, nin nondes.
Deficient, (in s, in.) S. Unprofitable.
Deficiently, nc/mldes.
Defile; I defile him, (her, it,) nin wi-
idn, nin tciiagia, nin wiiaai^kka-
iiui; nin u'inito7i, nin tvnagitun,
nin wiiagishkau. It defiles me, nin
zviniufoH, nin u'iiagiigfm, nin wU-
ugiMngon. I defile " myself, nin
wiiagiidis.
Defraud. Defrauder, — S. Deceive.
Deceiver.
Defunct. S. Dead. Dead person.
Dejected. S. Sad.
Delay; I delay, (in words,) m?iima.
nind ikii mojag. I delay, (in
thoughts, )m«zma, nind in'cndam
mojag.
Deliberate. Deliberation. — S. Re-
flect. Reflection.
Delicacy, (weakness of constitu-
tion,) gagidisiwin.
Delicate, (weak of constitution;) I
arndel.. nin gugidis, nin net^hang-
udis, nin nokis. — I am del. injmy
eating, ninnokiwe.
Delicate. Delicious.— S. Taste, good
taste.
Delight. S. Joy. Jovful.
Delightful; it is del'., modjigendag-
wad, minwendagwad, — S. 'Joyful.
Deliver, (give;) I'deliver, 7«"m jt?a^«.
dinamage. 1 deliver him. (her, it,)
nin pagidina; nin iJagidinan. I
deliver it to him, nin pugidinam-
awa.
Desert;
Ml
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Deliver, (untie, save, etc.) I deliver
him, mad dbiakona. I deliver him
from s. l.h., nind ikonawa, nind
ikonamawa, nin mi<l dgrvenaviawa.
Delivered, (of a child;) 1 am del.,
ninnigidtvass, niiid oiidaduike. I
am del. of a boy, 7iin hriwuen-
sike, nind in'mumje. 1 am de.l. of a
girl, nind ikwescnsike, nind ikive-
o!)Je.^ 1 am del. of twins, ni?i. ni-
jodeike. 1 am often del., nin ni-
tdonje. 1 ain del. before my time,
nin 7i<mdi-nigiawass,
Delivery. S. Birth.
Deluge, aki qi-rnoshkaang.
Delve, wanikan.
Delve; I delve, nin wanike.
Delver, waianikcd.
Den. waj
De))art;*l dpp. from him, ninhake-
wina. 1 uep. from it, nin bake-
winan.
Deplore. Deploration. — S. Weep
over... Wee[)ing over...
Depth; in the depth, (in deep water,)
midjindim, andmindini.
Deride; I deride him, (her, it,) nin
hapia, nin hapinodawa; nin hajd-
t<'7i, nin hapinoddn.
Derision, lapiiujdugcwiii, hapinoda-
moivin.
Derision. S. Sing mocking.
Descend; I desc. a hill or mountain,
nifi nissdkiwe, nin immdjitre. At
the foot of a hill or mountain,
nissdki.
Descend; I descend upon him, 7iin
honindaiva.
Descend, (go down;) I desc, yiin,
vii<sandawe. I descend a step, nin
nissdtakoki.
Descent; there is a steep descent of
a mountain, anihedina.
Describe; I describe him, (her, it,)
nind ojibtwa; nind ojilian.
Described; I am (it is) descr., ni7id
njihiigas, ojibiigude.
Desert; in the desert, pagwddaka-
mig.pagwddj. megwikainig. There
is a aesert, pay wadaka;7nhawa?i.
Desert; I desert, nin giml. I make
him desert, nin gimia.
Deserter, gamid, ga-gimid.
Deserted; it is deserted, nitagendag-
wad.
Desertion, gimiwin.
Deserve; I des., nin wikwatchitas,
ninwikwatchitamas, I des. it.,nt/»
wikwatchilamason.
Deserving, desert, wikwutchitamaso-
"vin.
Desirable; I am (it is) des., ninnan-
datcendagos, nin pagossendagos;
7iandawendagwad, pagoissen dn g •
wad.
Desire, fiandawendamou'in, nunda-
weiidjigewin.
Desire; 1 desire, nin nartdau'endam,
fi^in naiid awendfige, nm nandawen-
d«A-s. 1 desire him, (her, it,) nin
7tandaw)inima; iiin 7iunduu'endun.
— It desires, 7ianduwe?ida7nomu-
gad.-\ desire strongly, 7iin kiji-
gendtnn. [ des. him (her, :t)
strongly, nin kijigeniniu; nin kiji-
gendu7i.
Desired; I am (it is) des., nin nan-
daivendjigus, nin 7ia7uluwcud(iguf;
nundawendjigade, nandawendag-
u'ud.
Desist; I desist from him, (her, it,)
nin nogenima, 7dn pagidina\nin
7iogendan .nin pagidin an.
Desist. S. Let alone.
Desolate; it becomes desolate, an-
go7nugud.
Desolate, (lonesome;) it is des., juV-
agrndagirad.
Desolation, hanad.iitchigewin.
Despair, anawendji<i(xci7i.
Despair; I de^-^w^ninhixnadendam,
7iind anu.wendu7n, 7Lindanwetulam,
nind unawemijige, 7iind anuwahan-
djige. 1 despair of him, (her, it, )
7nn hanadenimu; ni7i bunadenddn.
1 (lesp. of myself, 7ii/i banadenin'.
_ dis.—l desp. of him by his appear-
ance, ni/ul anuwabuTna. I desp. of
it by its app., 7iind anawnbundan.
lam (it is) despaired of by the
ap))., 7iinu anuwubuminagtis] ana-
ivaha7ninagu'ud . — I desp. of him by
his voice, tiin bubu7iasituifa. 1 am
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:.u*\
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desp. of by my \ ice, nt'w hahanaa-
itag<t».
Despatch, (send;) I despatch him,
7iind ininajdwa.
Despicable, despisable; 1 am (it is)
desp., nind ayatendugos, niu ta-
hus.sf/Hlugds; aijatcndaijwad, taltas-
seiodaijwud.
Despise; I despise, 7iin Jcopadjiiwe,
nind uhinsonye, nin kopusunye, nin
niiihiwan ■'■m,</e. I des. him (her,
it ) in thoighis, nia lalastieni>n;a
idn tahaiscnddii. 1 despise myself,
nin tiihasseniiidis, nin tahatmenim.
— 1 despise him (her, itj with
words, 7ii/i bijxisoinu, nind ahin-
S'/ma, nin nii<kiiva'%asi/>na\ nin Icop-
asondan, nind uhinsondan, nin
nishi'ii'finasondan. 1 despise my-
sell, f'/i kopasondis, nind dbinaon-
dis, nin niikiwarwsimdis.
Destine; 1 destine him (her, it) to s.
th., nind inaiima] nii.d inendun.
1 dest. myself, nind inenindis.
Destined; I am (it is) destined,
nind iiundagos; inr7idngUHid.
Destroy; I destroy, nin 'hanadjiiive,
iiinkn/uidjiiwe, nin banadjitchige,
I destroy him, (her, it,) nind an-
gon, nind angoshkawn, nin kopv
djia, nind apitchi hanadjia; 7iind
(tngoan,7iind angoshkan, nin kop-
ttdjiton, nind apitchi hnnadjiton. —
I destroy the dam of a beaver, nin
hnvaige.
Destro ', (ins. in) S. Kill.
Destroyed; I am (it is ,es., nin
hnnndjitthigas; hanadjilchigadc.
Destrnction, ' bnnndjiiweivin, hanad-
jitrhigorin.
Destruction, (death;) I wish his
(her, its) destruction, nin vibonia;
7iin 7iih6iidnn. We wish each
other's dest., «m nihondimiii.
Detect., Detected. — S. Find. Found,
Determine; 1 det. it, nin wawena-
dan.
Determine. Determination.— S. Re-
solve. Resolution.
Determined; it is det., waivenadji-
gade.
Detest; 1 detest him, (her, it,) nm
jingenima ; 7iinjingendan.
Detour, giwedionan.
Detraction, dajindiwin, matchi da-
jindiicin , dajin gefh kiwin .
Detractor, dejingenhkid.
Detroit, Wairiiafan. At, from or to
Detroit, Wmciiatam/iig.
Devastation, banadjitchigewin.
Devil, Tnatchi manito, 7nanidu)inim,
matchi aiaatrish, waninid manito.
Devoted; I am dev. to him, (her, it,)
7iind angiva7>iikawa; 7iind angwa-
7nikan.
Devotion, sanganamiaivin.
Devour; I devour him, (bite him
much.) nind ahindama.
Devout. S. Religious.
Dew; there is dew on the ground,
mindokad.
Diarrhoea, _/afto^ffww/«'*w. I have the
diar., iiin jahikaivis.
Dictionary, ikit(mni-7nasinai(jan .
Die; 1 die, «?'/! nil. It dies, (jerish-
es,) nibf/magad. It dies from heat,
{in., an.) nibode; 7nbndeso. I die
suddenly, nin kakaraine, 7iin ka-
idkamix. I die in a certain place,
nin dapine. I make him die in a
certain place, 7iin dapinea. I die
on account of..., wind ondjiM. 1
die for somebody, 7iin fiibotuge. I
die for him, nin nibotatvn. \ die
of hunger, nin gan'and/uhm.
We die all away, nin tchaqinifmiii.
I remain while the otliers die,
nind ifhkme.—l wish he would
die, 7iin nibo7na, 7iin nanihma. I
wish he would die, (in thoughts,)
nin nib6weni?na,
Die with...; 1 die with..., nin gigitie,
nin giginib. 1 die with him,' nin
w'djiniboma, nin giginenun. 1 die
witn it, 7iin giqinen.
DiBerently, in a different manner,
behiki7umg, hukan. In difl'erent di-
rections, in diff". places, bekakan.
Difficult ; I am (it is) difl'., 7iiusanu-
gis; snnanad.
Difficulty; 1 have difficulties, 7iin su-
nagis.
gika.
i cause him diff., nin sana-
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Difficulty in thoUghtB, tanagi>,ida-
nunvin. 1 have thoughts of JiJlf., I
am troubled, nin tanaoev'd'~.m.
Difficulty of temperament, sanugiti-
win. I am of a difficult tempera-
ment, nin sanagie,
Diftormed; lam (it is) dilformed,
nin mumidis; manadad,
Diffi)rmed ; (in s. in.) S. Ugly.
Difformity, manadisiwin.
Dig; I dig, nin wanike. I dig a deep
hole in the ground, nin dimiiani-
ke, nin ginwanilce, nind ishpanike.
It is dug deep, dimiiunikade, gin-
wanikade, iskpanikade.
Dig out; I dig out potatoes, nin mo-
ndapini. 1 dig out medical roots,
*t'tn mondashkikiive.
Dig up, (in 8. in.) S. Bring to light.
Digest ; I digest it well, nin minoka-
fcm. I cannot digest it, nin mdni-
agon>
Diligent; I am dil. at work, ninnitd-
anoki, nin pujigwadis.
Dilute; I dilute it (in., an.) nin nin-
gabawudon.; nin ningabawuna
Dim; I have dim eyee, nin bigifiwiodb,
nin bigieuu'inam.
Diminisn ; I diminish it, ninpangi-
wugiton.
Dinner, nuwahwe-wissiniwin, I take
my dinner, nin nawakwe-wiesin.
Disorder; it is in disorder, biwissin,
I put it in dis., nin biwissidon.
Dip in ; I dip him (her, it) in water,
ntn gogina, nin tchekagamina, nin
tcAekagwindjima; nin, goginan, nin
ichekagaminan, nin tchekagwind-
jiton. I dip him (her, it) in s. th,,
nin ginddhigina; nin ginddhiginan.
— 1 dip my hand in the same ves-
sel with him, nin widjigwabaam-
awa.
Dipped; it is dipp d in s. th., (in.,
an.) gindabiginigme] gindabigini-
gaso.
Dirt. o/e.fM* (mud); wanak. I am in
dirt, I live in dirt, ninwinab. Dirt,
(excrement,) mo.
Dirtiness, wimsiwin,.
Dirty; I am dirty, nin winis; nin mo-
widjiw, nin mowidjiwis. It is dirty,
wmad. I think he (she, it) is dirty,
impure, nin winenima] ntn winen-
dan. It 18 dirty, (liquid,) winaga-
mt. It 18 dirty, (wood, {in., an.)
mnmaga ; wtnitiagiei. — I make
dirty somebody, nin winiehkaqe
ntn wtnitwe. I make him (her it)
dirty, nin winia, nin wintshkaiea ■
ntn winitim, nin winishkan. I make
myself dirty, nin iviniidis. It ma-
kes rne dirty, nin winiigm, nin
mnuhkagan. I am (it is) made
dirty, «^«, wiuitchigasy winitchiga-
de.--l make things dirty, nin wi-
nttehtge. It makes dirty, winito-
magad.
Dirty, (muddy;) is is dirty, ajishki-
wtka.
Dirty house or lodge, mowigamig.
Dirty story, wtnadjimmdn. I tell a
dirty story, nin winadjim.
Disagreeable; lam (it is) dis., nin
eanagts; eanagad, I am (it is) con-
sidered disagreeable, nin Jmgen-
dagos, ntn manendagoe, nin sana-
gendagos ; jingendagimd, manen-
dagwad, sanagendaytvad. — My
speaking is dis. , nin jingitagol
Its sound IS dis., jingitagwad.
Disappear : I dis., jiind angwanagos,
ntn bamnagoe, nin nawi/iagos. I
dis. under the water, nin nikibish-
tn, mn mkagwindjin. He (she, it)
disappears to me, nind angwaba-
ma ; nind angwabandan. ft dis.,
angwanngwad, boninagwud.
Disappeared! gone! wetiiban !
Discern ; I discern, nin maminowab,
mnmssttawab. I discern him, ( her
it, ) nin maminonabama, nin nissi-
tawabama ; nin maminowabandan.
mn mssitmvabandan.
Disciple, kikinoamagun.
Discontented ; I am dis., kawin nin
mtnwendunsi. I am dis. in my
mind, nin mdnen<lam. I have dis-
contented thoughts towards him,
(her, it,) nin mdnenima; nin md-
ne?iddn.
Discontinuance, anijitamowin, ana-
wenajigeioin.
Discontinue; I dis., nind anijitam.
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Discourage; I disc, him, nind anish-
ima, ninjdgwenimoa.
2)iscoiiraged ; I am disc, ninjdfftve-
nim.
i?iscourse, gigitoivin. Prudc.'t wise
discourse, uihwahatagdaiuiin. Foo-
lisli imprudent discourse, gagihti'
xiiagosiwin.
Discover; I begin to discover (to
discern) a certain point of land,
nln sdgvwcssidon.
Discover. i>iscovered, (in s. in.) S.
Find. Found. Invent. Invented.
/>iscoverer, (inventor,) mekawashi-
tod.
Z)iscredit. S. /)efamo.
/>iscroet,- 1 am discreet, vinnihwaka.
7)isease, akomvin; inajineunn.
y^iaembarrass; I dis. iiim from s. th .
nil. m-iddgwevamawu.
/disentangle. S. Unravel.
/>isguise; I dis. myself, nin vmni.
Disgust,, ji(jadenfIam'M<in.
Oisgusted ; I am dis., nin Jt^aden-
dam. — S. Tired of...
jOish, ondgan. A little dish, ondgaus.
Earthen dish, ivahigun onaqati. I
make dishes, miidondgnnike. The
making of dishes, fm'dgnnike?i)in.
I wash or rinse dishes, nin kisihi-
ginagane. 1 wipe dishes, nin kinii-
niga.'ie.
Z>ish-clout, kisiinagandn, gassiignn.
Z>ishful; a dishful, ningotunagan.
/)ish-game, fafti^smin. I play the
dish-gante, nin. pagisge.
jOish-maker, ondganikewinini, wend-
gar.iked. I am a dish-maker, nind
ondganike.
i)ish6nor ; I dishonor him, (her, it,)
nind agatchh, nind agasnma ; nind
agatcMtnn., nind agasondan.
/)ishonorable ; my conduct is dis.,
nind agatendagfis. It is dis., uga-
tendagwad.
Z>ish-water, kitihigivaganabo,
Z>i8locate. i)islocated. — I dislocate
my arm, leg, etc. My arm, leg, etc.
is dislocated. S. Arm. Leg, etc.
Z>jslocated ; I have some limb dislo-
cated, nin kotigutu, nin kotigoshka.
/dislocation (of limbs m the body.
kotignshkawin.
/)isobedience, agnnwetamowin.
2)isobedient ; 1 am dis., nind agr.n-
ivetam. nin nita-agonwet(im. Dis-
obedient person, aingonweiang,
neta-agomvetang.
Disobey; I disobey, nind agonwetam,
nin gaganniam, nind ajidenge. [
use to disobey, nin nita-agrnwe-
tarn, nind ajidengetihk. I disobey
him, nin<l agmwetawa, nin gagan-
sitaioa.
/Jisperse ; I Jisperse, nin Mii-iweli-
nige. I dis. it, (in., an.) nin hiivi-
U'tbinan, nin hiwifsidon; nin hiwi.
wchina, nin bini&hima.
/disperse, /dispersed, (in s. in.) 8.
Scatter about. Scattered about.
/>ispersed; it is ilis., {in., an.)hi-
wissin. hi^iiwehinigude; iiwiahitna,
Idirin'thinigaso.
Dispersed ly, tvhetchatchihan.
Disjjlea.'^ure. 8. Discontent.
Dispose; 1 dispose of him, (her, it,)
nind atawenan, nin rnigiivevan;
nind atawen, n<n migiwen.
Disposed;! am well dis\)..,nin7ninoiji'
tvehis. 1 am evil disp,, nin niatchi
ijiivihis.
Disposition of mind, ijiwehidwin.
Good disp., ini7i<) {jiwehuiwin. Bad
disp. niatchi iji/cebisiwin.
Dispute, agonwetadiwiri, uiajindmdi-
win.
Dispute; I dispute, nin gikawidam;
nind ujidewidam. nind ajidewe.
Dispute; we disjiute witti one an-
other, nind agonwctadimin. nind
aiajindendimin.
Dispute, (in s. in. ) S. Quarrel.
Disquiet; 1 am disquiet, nin loanishk-
wes.
Disquietness, tvanishkuHsiivin .
Disrespectful answer, ajidewidamo-
Win. I give him disrepectful an-
swers, nind ajidema.
Dissatisfied; I am diss,, katvin nin
minwendansi, nin mindawe. I look
diss., nin mindawewinagos.
Dissemble ; I dissemble iickness,
nind ahsikas.
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Di83ention,(confu8ion;) there is diss.,
nahzwanadahamig.
Dissipate; I dissipate, nin, banadji-
(■ohtgn. I diss, it, {in., ow.) nin
banadjiton, nin niakiwanadjiton;
mn hanadjia, nin nishiwanadjia.
Dissuade; 1 diss, him from a. th.,
nind anijitumoa.
Dissuade, (in s. in.) S. Discour-
age.
Distance; from dist. to dist., aidpi.
It IS ot such a distance,, apitcha-
magad. The distaiice of a place,
epitohag.
Distant, far, wasm.' M is distant,
wassaudd, apitcfia, pitoha.
Distil; i distil,!, 1 make ardent liquor.)
mnd itikkotewaboke.
Distiller, ishhitewahukewinini.
Distillery, ibhkotewabokewiganhia.
D'stort. S. Dislocate.
Distracted ; 1 aindist. in my thoughts,
nind ondainendam. 1 am dist. in
listening, nin hebishkwendam. I
am dist. m listening; to him, nin ba-
bishkutawa. I am dist. in listening
to ai sermon, nin babinhkotan ga-
gikwewin.
Distrain, etc. —S. Seize, etc.
Distress, animisiwin. — S. Suffer-
ing.
Distribute, m?» OTd^aoH. I dist. it,
{in., an.) nin mddaoken; nin md-
daokenan. I dist. it amongst them.
nin mddaonamaivag. We dist. it
amongst us, nin mddaonidimin.
Distribute, (in s. in.) S. Divide.
Distribution, madaokiwin, madao7ii-
diwin, nenawitagemin.
Disturb;! disturb him in his speak-
ing; nin wanishkwea. 1 disturb
hnn in his sleep, nin niskasoma.
I dist. it, nin luanialikwetun.
Disturbance, (in s. in.) S. Riot.
Trouble.
Ditch, passanikan, passanikaigan.
I dig a ditch, nin pasmnike, nin
passanikaige. I make a ditch
through u, nin passanikadan.
There is a ditch made, paisani-
kade,pas8a,nikaigade.--i dig a ditch
aroHiirt him, (her. it,) nin giwi-
tatantkana] nin giwitaianikadan.
Dive; I dive, nin gogi.
Diver, gngvcindni. I am a good di-
ver, nin jihanabawe.
Divers, anotch.
Divide; I divide amongst people,
mn nenawitage. ■ I divide it, {in.\
an.) nin nenawinan] nin ncnau-i-
na. 1 divide it to h\m, -nin nena-
uinrrmawa, nin ncnmritawa. I di-
vide it to them or amongst them,
nin nenawitawag. We divide it
anuingst us, nin nenawinamadi-
min.—l divide myself, nin vena-
wiidia, nin nenawinidis. It di-
vides itself, nenaiviidisomagad ,
nenawinidisomagad.
Divide, (m s. in.) S. Distribute.—
b. Open.
Divided; I am (it is) divided, nm
nenawiniijas; nenawinigude.~\ am
div. in my thoughts, nin bakanc-
mm. I am div. against myself,
mnbukaneni)idis. It is div. against
itself, bakanenindisi,magad.
Divinity, divine nature, Kije-Mani-
towiwin.
Division, (in s. in.) S. Distribu-
tion.
Divorce, bakes/ikodadiwin, webinidi-
win. We make a divorce, nin
bakechkodadimin, nin webinidimin.
Dizzy. Dizziness.— S. Giddy. Gid-
diness.
Do; 1 do, nin dodam, nind ijitchige,
nin dodage. It does, dndagemagad,
tjttclmjbmagad. I make him dos.
th., 7hin dvdunwa. I du him s. th.,
nin df.dawa. I does mc s. th.,
nin dcdagon. We do s. th. to one
another, nin dvdadirnin. — I do s.
til. by mistake, nin wanidi.dam,
mn pitchi-dodam. I don't dare
do it, nin manddidam. I dus. th.
in such a place, n,n danakamigis.
1 00 s, th. often, nin wakedudam,
mn nitd-dodam. 1 do it instead of
him, nin nahiahkamawa. I do (or
say) what is not my business, nin
wawiiagis.
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Doctor, tnathlcikiuintni, nanandd-
wiiiDewinini, nt nandainvvtd ,
Doctor; I doctor, (I give medicines,)
nin nanaiidauitwe. I doctor him,
nin nandndawia, nin nandtulawit-
Doctored; I am doc, nin nandndu-
wiigos. Doctored person, nandn-
dawitchigan.
Doctoring, a doctor's art, science,
business, nundndawiiwewin, na-
ndndawitwawin.
Document, (deed,) debwewini-nutti-
naigan^ Any writing qjibiigan.
Do evii; I do evil, nin matchi dodam,
nin mutchitwa. 1 do him evil,
nin matchi dadawa. We do evil
to each other, nin matchi dodadi-
min. Mutual evil doing, matchi
dodadiwin.
Dog, animoeh,anim,animohadJ{. I am
a dog, nind anim^mhiw. My, thy,
his dog, ninddi, kiddi, odaian.
French dog, jon/jo, jmotvaedm,
Male dog, nahimm. Female dog,
(bitch,) nc^emm. Young dog.
oehknssim. This dog is a gocd
pointer, a good sporting dog, mik-
ivddiei aw animo$h> I call a dog
whistling, nin wikwikwassimwe.
The dog wags his tail, wewebano-
weni anirnosh.
Dog-train, dog-sled, nahdffadahanak.
Doing, dodammriuyijitchigewin. Da-
rn ing by mistake, waiiidudafnowin,
pifrhi-dodamnum .
Domination , dihendjigewin.
Done .' apine !
Done; it is done or placed, gijitchi-
gade, gijiki^ade. gtjimtchigade.
Done. S. Cooked.
Don't, kfqo.
Door, ishkwandem. I make a door
or doors, nind ithkiimndcmike.
There is a door, iahkwandemi/ran.
There is a large door, mangiM:-
tvandeia. There is a small door,
agasmhkicaiuleia. 1 fix the door,
jnn nainlikwamlenan. Near the
door, tchigishkwand.
Dormitory, nihewin.
Dotted. S. Spotted.
Double-barreled gun, najoehkak path-
kiaii/an. It is a double-barreled
gun, nijoshkad puihkisujan.
Doubt, giwadendammvin .
Doubt; I doxxht, nin giwadcndam. I
doubt whether I am able to do it
or not, nind anawenim.
Doubtful; it is doubtful, giwaden-
dag wad.
Doubtless, gtvaiak, geget, enangi ia.
Dough; I make up flour into dough,
nin misiwftehishkiwagina pahve-
Jigan, nin misiwedina pahvejigan.
Dove, (domestic pigeon,) wabumi-
mi,
Down, (soft underfeather,) mtWy-
wanan,
i?own, niseaii, mitchaii. — Z>own,
(respecting xivpxs,) nissddjiwan.
/)own-hanging; I have down-hang.
ing lips, nind dhodjidon.
Dov/n the stream; I go down the
stream in a canoe or boat, nin nis-
edhon, nin himdhon. I go down
over a rapid, nin nialtibon. I take
him down the stream in a canoe
or boat, ninniahihona.
/'oze; I doze, nind aain^am,
/)ozen, m,idaem'i ashintj.
Drag; I drag myself about, nin haha-
Wilde, nin hahninode. I drag s. th.
with great difiiculty, nind animi-
dahi,
/)rag, (ins. in.) S. Draw.
iJrag-net, agwabinagan. S. /)raw-
net.
Dragon-fly, olndashhtmnishi.
Drag out; I drag him (her, it) out.
nin sagisidahnna; nin sagisidahi-
dan.
/^ram-shop, minikwewigaviig, mgi-
nigi'wigamig.
Dram-shop keeper, sigini/j/iwinini.
Draught-board, gdndinignn, joshko-
nigan. 1 draw on a drruight-board,
nin qandinige, niiijoshkcnige.
/draught of air; there is a dr. of air,
Jahdiiassin,
Draught-ox, adaU-pijiki.
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Draw ; I draw, nind mhihi. \ mnkn
turn (iravv, «//w/ odi,},l,a. I (Ii;i\v
liiin, ( tier, it,) nhul ndahnna ; niiiA
nilakulait.. I dr.vw a U).\.<\,niiid a-
wadivlahi. I rii,il«; hiiii draw ;i
load, /////(/ idrdiljlJii.hhi. { cniinot
draw luiii. (hor,"it,) nin.hwawihlna;
nijiba'awihliloii,. I havo drawn all
of_ it, [in-.^an.) luw fchniitiUJimlnn ;
ti/'ii. ti'litKjiildfiana. \\\t[\\\ back
or nsido, MUtini,', rnntlihvah.
Draw. Drawing,— S. I'aint. Paint-
nitr.
Draw along ; I draw or drair him
(licr, it) aloH'jr, /«Vi b!inidabana\
niii hlmidahiidan.
Drayv away ; I (Ir.uv or dra^' away,
nni, mddj/dabi. [ draw or dratj
luin (iier, it) away, niii. inddjldaha-
na ; niii madjidalnulan.
Drawers, hltawiijibudtlef^ivasson.
Drawing, oilabiwiii.
Drawing-knifi^ imkodjigan, kilchi-
U'(Uliki»nii)i.
Draw in tlio inoiitl)j:.8. Snck.
Draw liquid; I drn^ , niit, gwdhvtm.
I draw It, (liiiuid,) n>,i>, gwubaan,
iiub yuuibanduii. I draw water.
uiii (jwabaiij,;. I draw water out of
a fountain. /iiVi (jwabuib/.. I draw
broth, etc., niik tj/vabaabowe. 1
m/i
draw a fish out of 'tho water,
ijuHibdwa gijn.
Draw-net, large draw-net, trhiima-
'jaii. I lun fishing with a draw-
net, ni/i tdilitiaa.
Draw out ; 1 draw it out, {la., an.)
luii tjitaoib^ niih gitinan, niii gitck-
i.^ob.don, niti gm/.gobidon, niii
gltchigwakonaii, nm gi.t:i,iiiwnko-
nnn, ni/i nanikibidon ; niii gilawa,
nin gitijia, niii gitchigobliia, nm
ghnigobiim, nm gltchlgwahitia, nin
gm/girakona, nin nanikiliinii. I
draw it out for !iiMi,«m gltchlhila-
wa, ningitchigobidainaii'a.- 1 draw
it out with the teeth, nin wikwan-
iLdn. I try to draw him out s. th.
with the teeth, nin wiktoutrhiwik-
wandauiawa.—l draw it out of a
vessel, {in., an.) nind agviubian,
mnd agivabiwa. I draw him (her,
It) out of a kettle, etc., ninA ag^
ii'diiui \ nind agivuan. — I draw out
tli(! threads of it, nind ahikidm.
Draw over ; I draw a. th. over a
Mtriug, nin ndjubiigi'. I draw it
oyer a string or cord, in,i ndja-
bmii. {\ \)\ny on the violni, niu
ndJiibiige,—H. Violin, nujnbiigan.)
Draw to... ; I draw to inc, nin wilco-
bidjige. \ draw him (her, it) to
ine, nin wikohii\(t\ nin wib/bidon.
I ain ( It in ) drawn to..., nin wiko-
bid/iguH ; nikdhidjigudf.
Draw ui> ; I draw liim ( her, it) upon
a rope, nind ikwubigina, nin uik-
u'ubiginii. nin irikivdbi^fibinu ; nind
ikn'ttbiginan, nin u'ikwabiginan,
nin H'i.'iWiibigibinan,
Dread; I dr.;ad him, (respect him,)
nmgmhimu. I dread it, (respect
It,) nin gossitan. 1 dread him (her,
it) in thoughts, nin gttanenima ;
nm gntancnddn.
Dread. Dreaded, fin s. in.) S. Fear.
Feared.
Dreaded ; I am (it is) dreaded, con-
sidered dreadful, nin golanenda-
goN ; gitantnduqmad.
Dreadful. S, Frisihtful.
Dream, inabnndumot.vin, inubandji-
gin. hawddjigan.-~]iixd dream, md-
ndtfubiinduiihoicin. I have a bad
dream, nin nuindsabandurn. JJeaii-
tilul dream, weji.bubandjigan,wpji-
bid)uiid(tm'/Hvi Abavo i\ beautiful dr.
nin wijihubandjige, nin wejil/obaih
dam. — Good dream, minwubanda-
nii,win. 1 have a good ilrearn, nin,
minwabavdjig/; nm ininwahiU^
dam. — Impure dream, bisk-
igwasubandanbdwin. I have an
impure dream, nin bishigwamban-
(/^(»?,.— Onimons unlucky dream,
dpir/i'civin. \ have am ominous un-
lucky dream, nind djjuwe. — Pain-
ful dream, kUcigdbaiidanu/win. I
have a painful dream, nin kotagd-
bandam.
Dream ; I dream, nind indbandam,
nind indbundjige, nin lawddjige.
I dream often, ninniid-indbanuam,
nin nilu-bawddjige. 1 dream oi
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him, (her, it.) nind inahamn, nin
hawantt ; nind innbandun, nin ha
wadan.
Droninor, enuhaiidiintu hewadjiyed.
(Jrent dreamer, mtd-inabumafuj,
ni'tii-haivadjlihd.
Dreamiiif,'. SS. Dream.
DrfiRs ; there are ilrcRs, Jitjosmna-
'fad.
Drenched ; I am dr. with rain, nin
homihnwe. \ am Mt is ) dr. tluough,
niit Jdhtvnbdur ; Jahivahawtniogail.
Dress, aawiwin. I have a new dress
on, nind obhkikicanaie, nind o.ih-
h'tjivajt',
liress ; 1 dress myself, nin hisilc-
wan ate, nin hisikonkliif, nind aij-
rriklis. 1 dress him ( lier, it,) ////*
hpfikona, nind nfjivvi ; nin hidb^n-
an, 7iind aijwiton. I dress myself
in a certain nuiiuier, nind ijihwan-
uie. I dress it (or clothe it ) in c 3r-
taiii manner, kind ijikwanuiftim.
I <iress like..., nind iji, nind ijik-
wanaic. It dresses (is dressed)
like..., Tmrtnugad, yibvanaiema-
gad. — I {. ess eXegnwhy, nin waive-
;i, nin wawrjikwanaie. 1 dress
"him elegantly, nin vati'tjia. I
dress gloriously, nin hinhiijcndag-
vn. I dress in black, nin niakuic-
V'hkwfinaie. 1 dress in green, nind
ojawafkkwanaic. I dress in red,
nin miskwakwanale. I dress in
white, nin wahikivanaie, nin va-
hMkikwanaie. I dress vainly,
.splendidly, nin nasetjak/ranaie. I
dress warmly, «/« kyd/is.
Dress a wound ; I dress his wound,
tie it up, rin sinsobina. My won nd
is dressed, nin sinsi/bii>. The
dressing of a wound, si/.sobuou'in.
Dress. S. Tat-.
Dres.^ed; lam dressed. S. I dress.
Dressed ; poorly dressed. S. Naked.
Dressed. S. Tanned.
Dried fish, bategi.g6,namttrg.
Dried meat, hute^J'iidss.
Drink, imnikwcwin. It is drink,
ndmhveiiiniwun.
Drink ; I drink, nin minikwe, nin
minikuadjige. I drink in such a
place, nin dajibi. 1 drink in d.'f
I'erent places, nin habnijibi. \
drink it, nin nunikwen. I drink it.
(speiiil It for drinking, ) (wt., an.,
ntn mxmkicadan ; n,xn minikwa,-
na.
Drink. S. Give to drink.
Drink all ; I drink it all up, mnd
i.skitndan., nxnd ivkapidan, nin si
hijndun.
Drink-house, drinkinghonse, minih-
V)in'i(janiig, sigtn igi iriga m ig.
Drinking, WM/('^/(rM77j. IJad habit of
drinking, habitual drinking, minik-
H'tvlikiivin. I am in a bud habit of
drinking nin minikn'Cfkk.
Drinking- vessel, minikuno'Jigan.
Drink together; I <lrink togetlier witli
him, nin widjiminikueina, nin
wiiljihiina. We drink together,
n in wu/j ibindiin x n .
Driven by the waves; lam (it is)
driven by the waves, tiin hahana-
tiH'hang \ biihamiicehaan. I am (it
it) driven awRv by the waves, nin
bimimbang ; hxniiwtbnan.
Driven by the wind ; I am (it is) dr.
about by the w., nin baJmmash ;
lAhiiinasi>in. I am (it is) dr. aside
by the w., nin fmnida.ih ; bimi-
dasnin. I am ( it is ) dr. backwards
by the w., nindnjeiaxh \ njiiassin.
1 iun (it is) dr. by the w. to the
shore, nind agwaiash \ agwaiassin.
Drive off ; 1 drive him oil, (away,)
nind ikonajdwa, nin madjinajika-
ira.
Driver. S. Cartman.
Droll ; I droll, nin habdpinis.
Droll, ^curious, comical ;) I am (it
is) uroil, considered droll, nin
v!awiMdeiidn(j<is ; wawiiadendng-
nmd. { find him (<her, it ) droll, nin
wau'iiadcnima; nin wawiiudenddn.
1 find or think myself droll, nin
wawiiadeii indis .
Droll. Drollery, (in s. in.) S. .buf-
foonery.
Drollery, bahupinivewin, wowii^jita-
yosiu'in. 1 am telling drolleries,
■«/» labaidnweynin wuu'iiajitagos.
Drop, pangiyag.
dropsy, nin
Drown : I dro
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Drop ; it drops, pangigu.
I>n)|. (|..t/all;) I drop ix,{in.,an.)
iiinbanintin; ni/ihanlna.-^H Fall
li't liill down. '
Z^n'psy, nmnidjiwin. I have tlio
ilropsy, ninmiseulji,
l)iou)^\ii ; thcro i.s a dr., hihineka-
mute.
Ihown ; I drown him, wtV* aibwann-
tntivanu.
UumnvA ; I am dr., niit, gihwandma-
liawc, Hill. ni,st>alHui',\
/drowsy. /Jrowsirioss.— S. SJcenv
i>i(!ej)incs.«. ' •"
/)rum, er/vt/gitii, mitlgwulcik.
Ihmn ; I dnini, nin teinlirc.
IkmwmoT, taUiviujcd, taviigewinmt
flriun-stiok, pagaahukwan.
i^nink ; 1 am drunk, lUn giwaskhve-
Z)r;inkard, >iicn!l-vcshl:lJ. Cunfirmpd
Mil Htiial drunkard, gawa><Ukireh!,h-
kid, nrta-yimiti^hkwcbid. 1 am a
habmial drunkard, nm ,uUi;ii
nv-E
duck, kinialitinokwc^hib. Another
kin.l,AYu/m, AnoihorkindagHin.
< iitK, pikwukos/iib. A very fat
ihivXpakaiMb. -~ 1 hunt <iuck,
»m aanJutikibe, nin nod.jukibe ^ '
Ih^%\ It IS du^r deep, t^t'manikiuJ.
lh\ii. S. Woman's breast.
y>ull; ,t in dull, blunt, ujdmn, aji.
n-a,sH>, ajuabikis,i,,. \ am dull
ut work, /,,,, babe.Jkadis, nin babe.
Aill(in,s. in.)S. Stupid.
/^uln..ss at work, babigikuduuvin,
/>'iiis, pijikiwimn.
y^i pl icati!, aubjibiigan. - S. Copy
/^urabl.'; 1 am dur.. of astrongcon-
«tltutlun, nm jibinauns. It is
clnrabo. l^>>.,un)sonaan-songJ.
It IS dur., (wood.) JiUaLiJ ]
ivaxikWibi, nm giwun/ikwebiM." I
midve hun a pmlect drunkard, nui
ijiwanfikivebinhkia.
/drunken person, gawushkurbid.
Drunkenness, moukiopsfitiwin., qi.
waMwehiiviii. Habitual drunken-
ness, (/iuj«,v/t^vy,.J/,v/,/[./„,/;2_
Dry; I dry myself, I become dry. nin I
i«.«. _r try it, {in.,an.)n,nbaD.
sun; mn basma. I dry meat, etc.
ni/i bassama. '
Ihr, I am (it is) dry. nin benjos, nin,
km; bengwan, bate. The ground
IS dry, beiigwdkiuidga, bibiaiha-
iiMte. It IS dry, (the water dried
up,) iskatonagud, i.sknbiinagad. It
dries and dies, ;rtJoici/e.
Pry. S. Thirsty.
Drying, bassainaivin.
Ory ui smoke; I dry s. th. in smoke,
nm maiuakadosama, nin gankinlge
I dry It in smoke, (in., an.) nin
gaskman; nin gankiswa.
Ikck,ji,hib, A' largo kind of duck
tniMshib. Another kind of wild
iliick, ansig, Another kind , jinqi.
ksn. Duck with a long neck, gi-
Hoijiveiaioeshih. Another Icind of
It IS dur., (vvood.)y4V/wz;*
i-s dur., (metal, VVftuJiHW/*.
■i/^^''\ng,7ncgwa,apitch.
>i,'!=r' ' •'• '"*'" ''".**'<y.«^'« mahitiwis.
n ' {''"'T'T'''' '^he white dust
kmn. 1 he dust is raised by tho
'^\^^^\,pingwiond,imin. The dust
lalls on 8. th., binakamigioM-u. i
wipe the dust off, nin linawean.
I «i.ike the dust off from it,(«Vi,
Dusty; I make it dusty, nin binaka-
migishkan.
-Ovyell • 1 dvyell, 7iin da, nind ab. [
;';"*^ 'l^')''%(her,it,)«/WaW.
Cava, nind ahitan.
^welling. S. Habitation.
2>ye, (color;) I dye, nind omLhe,
nind adtiisigc. I dye ash-colored
black, etc. S. Ash-colored, Black,
Dy<u\; it is dyed, (/«.,„,j.)„^,-^
udt,so. }t IS dyed so..., (in., un.,l
tnan'h; inmso. It is dyed ereer
red. etc. S. Green. Red. etc.
^ying; I am dying, nin giwine, nin
7m, mn biibamulis.
Dy<yig,{co[ox\ng,) ad imgewin, onan-
itgeu'in.
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Dj«r, tdutiged, nditiigtwinini, onan
DYS
/)yer'9 business or U!\(\(>,ndtm/iru'in,
onannigfwin.
Dyer's shop, dye-howno, (ulisffgmi-
ffamig, onantigfwi^amig.
Oyc-«t»ifT, ndisnigan, oti'inntgan.
J)yneniPTy,jnhondefhknw{n. I hnvr
tho (lys., nin jnh(yndeKhka.
Dyiiry, gihijirjiwineM-annn. I hnvn
ilin (lysiiry, nin tjihijigiwinfukkii.
E.
EAR
EAR
EurIc, mKjisi. YounR cnfrlo, m?//?;
«i;w. A.^.otht^r kind of er\g|p, wahi-
jaJeiPf. Blark ''nRln,^ nJusansi.
Engle's claw, mifjininganj.
Kaultvtighter, viigisananitsi, 2"i''V*'-
Kau'lf-^^'"'^"''' Mujmwiinhfffl. At
Eiiclp-llarbor, from or to Kagln-
ilarbor, Miguniriwikumhing.
Ka'^le-Rivor, Miginii'iiiln. At, from
or to Eap;le-River, MiginirinUiituj.
V.nr.ot.(iirnfjiima. My, thy, his car,
nifwrag^'l-ifawag, oln'rag. 1 havn
oars, n'ind olairnga. 1 have largo
ears, nin innmangifaivnge. \ have
a long oar, nin giiinUiH'agn; I have
long pars, nin gagnnnlaicage.^ I
havo a small e^r," ninil a^nmfa-
^ragc't 1 have small rnrs, ninha-
hiirifoviygr. 1 havo ugly oars. >ri>i,
mam.dnji'taii'ige.— My car is cold,
(my oar.-< am cold,) nvi talntairage,
nintntnlcitrnragi'. My car is cut
off, nin Vuihh'taipage. I.cnt off his
oar ninl-is?kH'nwag<'J>m. 1 strike
off his car, nin IciMitarragfgana-
ma. My car is frozen, (my ears
arc fro7on,) rin tnnshknwadjita-
vagrtradj. My car is stopped, nm
gdlitairiigc; my cars ar stopped, ,' !
"am deaf,') nin, ga<jihita>r(uje. I sl(i[i
my car, nin gihtaivagcoJis', I stop
my cars, nin gngdntaiC(is;e<KUii, nin.
gngil)/shrhini(h'.i. \ stop his nin,
/),//;. gjidfa'i'ngeirn; I stop his oars,
viih' giiglbitiiwagiwa, nin. gaijihi-
sheliiiia. My car is swiillcii, >////,
ha<^ifd>i'ag('.—\ havo only otu' oaf.
n\n jinhaiiHa'ra/jc. Tlio other oar,
or only one car, nnhant'taivas. i
pull his car, nin 'n'ik( tawageKnn.
nin jihifawagiJiina.
Ear-hanging. !S. Ear-cincr.
Earn; I earn, nin gw-Mitchi^i'-. !
cam to myself, or for myselt, ni'.
gasMitas, nin gmthl'itamn nir
(jnM'itnmndix^ nin irikinalcki'ti. .
nin u'ikn-ntchifamivhs. — I .iirii )
{in., an.) nin gnMifcli'' < ■, :•'■
gashkiton; nin gashHkhigcnan, n<>*
gnshkia. I earn it to myself, {in.,
an.) nin gashkifainason, nin vlk-
icatchitamason; nin gasit-kifmnnso-
n/iJi, nin wikwatchifainai^omm. 1
earn it for him, nin gaihlitawa,
nin gashkitiwiuwa.
i
Karn, (ins. ii
Kiirned; it is <
kitihixudc; i
KarmiDi, gttuhi
liiniiiKiiii'in.
liarnnigs, (lux.
Har of tish', ,;/
Kar of Indian
I'lar-ring, nahi
Ivulh, aki. Ur
//'/;/. 'I'heop
(ijuwukainig
iikitn. It isV
ukiwan. 'I'l
^liakoij, ■/(/,
lining wan, d
niii/u.
I'larllicn dish
•fit /I. 1 mak
plates, nin i
man that n
und plates,
irnngdnikeivi
Hiirth-iioiise,
wigamig.
Kurl^uiuuke; t
niningoknmt
kaniagad oki
Kar-wax, moW)
Kasily, wenipa
East, Wuhan,
tlio east, fror
nong.
Ilast -cloud, wd
Kastcr, Pak.
(jijigad.
East-r«in, umh
Kast-star, (mor
East-wind, waA
Easy; it is eas>
s. th. is easy
I think it is (
dan.
Eat; 1 e.it, ain
an.) nin mit
eat with him
eat (or fare)
nind indana
things, 7iinn
to eat, nin m
fore I start, ?i
long as..., nil
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Kuril, (ills, ill.) 8. Gain. Procure.
Kiiriied; it i8 oiirned, (in., un.)gath-
kiti-higadc; nnnhlcm.
Kariiuu, ijunhl-itchiirrwin, wikwatchi-
tdinaniiwin.
liiiiniiiu'H. (janhkitchiijan.
H;ir of Mi, i,t(ti(tw(m.
Kiif of Indian corn, nimkod.
Kar-riii),'. nahmluliisoii.
L/iilli, uH. Uri eartii, akin<i,o<jidaka-
miij. 'I'lieopi (•iito side ohlii' earth,
ujawuhamiy. 1 umi (-nrtli, niiid
ttkm. 1> Ks eartti, (), tliore is partli,
uNwan. The earth (iiiakes, or
.Nhuitcij, nlniniiihainiiii^ld-a aki \
<jwfn{/wan, tchinywan, tchingwaka-
inula.
KartlwMi disli or plute, ivahl,ian-onc.
•jiiH. I iMiiki; cartliori disliea and
plates, ntn irahiijan-unayanike. A
man that makes earthen disJios
and plates, a potter, luabigan-
im(i(/(i/iikewi/nni.
I';:>rth'-lioiise, (under ground,) abi-
wi</am'(/.
Kurl^Kluake; ther is an earth(iitake,
■mtbinijahinw/ishka aki, niniiKjish-
kamuijad aki.
Kar-waJ:, mowidjitawai/an.
Kasily, weinpaj, loeni/mnaj.
East, Wuhan, uwndji-mokaanct. In
tlie east, from or to the eaat,'ifaJa-
tumij.
Ilast -c 1 ou d , wa bnn ukwad
Kastcr, Pak
^ (jijiijad.
East-rain, wahanibissa.
East-star, ( mornini,'-star,) tvdhanamj.
hliM-wind, wnbaninodin.
Easy; it is easy, wenipanad. I think
s. th. is easy, nin wenipanendam.
I think it is easy, wm wenipaneii-
dan.
Eat; I ent, ain wisain. I eat it, (in.,
an.) nin, midjin; nind amwa. 1
eat with him, nin, widopamu. I
eat (or fare) so..., nind inandjige.
nind indanandjige. I eat good
things, ninminwandjige. I begin
to eat. nin madandj'ige, I eat be-
fore I start, nin nawadji. I eat as
long as..., nind apitandjige, 1 eat
Eaater-Sunday, Pak-
KFF
it raw, ("-/«., an. nind aMamlani
nind an.hkamu. 1 eat socrotly, (in
a stealthy manner,) nim/innidan-
diif/t'.^ 1 eat blowly, nin habigika-
dundjiijv, nut brdjitmin. 1 eat fast
and iiuicli, utn gt^iuge. 1 eat h. th.
Willi some other tla'nij, nind apun-
dj/'ge, nin daan'uudjigi-. 1 eat it
{in., an.) with some other thing
as a by-meat, nind upundjigen, nin
ditgwa/HlJigtn, nin dagivandan ;
nind (ipuMljigenan, nin dagivaU'
djiginan, not dag/vcunu. I look for
s. th. to eat, nin nandawiunn, 1
go somewhere to get s. th. to eat,
(or to drink, )w/m jiudabowr. I ate
siKfifiently. nin dchiasin. I make
him eat sufficiently, nin dehisdniu.
— 1 give to eat, nind ashitnge. 1
give him (her, it) to eat, tiinJ
usAiimn; nind ashandan.
Eat up, (consume;) I eat up, nin gi-
dam. ^ 1 eat it all up, {in., an.)
7dn nidan; nin gidanitva. 1 eat
all up, 8. th. belonging V) him, «w«
gidaniawa. It eats lufc up, nin
gidamogon.
Eatable root; u small eatable root,
■watavin.
Eatables, (provisions,) w/diVw.
Eating, winsiniwin.
Eating-house, wlnsiniwigamiy. ash-
^ angtwigami(f.
Ebb, ebb'ing tide; it is the ebbing
tide, odaskirnugad fiibi.
Echo. S. Resound.
Eclipsed; the sun (or moon) is
eclipsed, ihere is an eclipse, gisiu
nibo.
Edification, mino Tcikinowabamiqo-
win.
Edify; ledify, nin vdno h'kinuwa-
bandaiwe. I edify him, nin mino
ktkinowahamig. He edifies me,
nin mino kikihowabania.
Edge of a tool, gdnag, gunamagak.
It has such an edge, (or such
teeth,) inabidiiamagad.
Eel, bimisi.
Efface. Effaced. S. Blot out. Blot-
ted out.
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Effect; it makes a good effect, (med-
icine, etc.) minoshkagemagad. It
makes a good effect in me, nin,
minokagon; it makes a bad effect,
nin manil-ago)i.
Effect; I effect u, nin gaxhhiton. I
cannot effect it, nin hwanawifjii.
1 eff. little, nind inwds. It eff. lit-
tle, inwasomagad. I eff. nothing
wjtii my working, ) nind anawcwiii,
nind, ashkonawis. It effects no-
thing, anav<ewisimagad.
Effort; I make efforts, nin masJika-
wis, nin wikwatchito.
Egg, nanan. Small egg, wawunms.
Bad spoiled egg, ivananosli. Hen's
egg, pal-aakivawawun.
Eight, nUhwassui. We are eight of
us, nin ni.shwatchimin. There are
eight in. ohj., 7iis/iwaic/iinon.
Kight, nishwasso..., in compositions;
which see ir. the First Part.
Eight every lime, eight each or to
each, nenishicassici.
Eighth, ehi-nishwatching. The eighth
time, nishwatchiiig.
Eighthly, cko-nishwatcliing .
Eight hundred every tiine, eight
hundred each or to each, nenish-
wasswak.
Eight thousand, nishwatchi?ig midas-
wak.
Eight times, mshwatchlng.
Eight times every time, eight times
^ eacli or to each, newtHkivatching.
Eighty, nishwassimidana. We are
eighty, nin nisJiwassimidanawe-
min. There aie eighty in. obj.,
nishwassimidanawewati.
Eighty every time, eighty each or to
^each, nenishwassimidana.
Eighty hundred, nishiimsimidanak.
We are eighty hundred of us, nin
nuhwassimidanahmmin. There
are eighty hundred in. obj., nish-
wassimida n akwadon .
Eking piece, aniketchigan. There is
an eking piece, aniketchiqade.
Elapsed. _S. Passed, (past'.)
EJbow, liminik, biskiniU,nni'in, osk-
wan. I lean on my elbows, nind
odoskwantshin. I strike him with
the elbow, nind odoskwundwa.
Elder-tree, elder-shrub, papaMisw-
unak, pi[iiga\>n:anashk, wimb'ma-
gashk.
Election. S. Choise.
Elephant, keU'hianeas'.
Elevated; I am elevated, 7ji;iiiVfAjV.
-Eleven, inidanswi asJd hejiq.
Ji\\i. S. Moose.
J-Jhn or elm-tree, mih. Another kind
ol elm-tree, (ijdfhigi.h.
film-bark, antbiuuihagek. Sack ol
elm-bark, waniniod.
-Blm-forest, elm-grove, anihiki.
-£'lm-River, Anibinf^ini-i.ibi.
yi'loquent; I am el., nin nitdwe.
filsewhere, n/ngntrbi hakan.
^'maciated; I am em., nin jashcumi-
heivit>.
-fiinancipatp; I_em_. \nm, nin pagidi-
-Eiibark; I embark, ninhos. I cmb.
withsomelioily, wiVitZ aduwdawi [
emb. him, (her, it,) nin bo.sia; nin
bositun. I em. with him, nind ada-
u-aapia. I bid him embark, nin
hjtinuj-dua. I em. him by force
7nn bnmehtna. I am embarked by
force, 7iin hoswelinigas.
-Embarkation, hmwin.
i.mbarrass; I emb. him with my
words, nin waimniina. 1 emb. him
by my requests, nin ivawanimot-
auu.
Embarrassed; I am emb. in my
thoughts, nin wawunendam. I
cause him to be emb. in his
thoughts, nin tvawanendamia.
^mbeUish; I em him, (her, it,) nind
0711 jishia, nin suiegaa; nindo7dji-
shiton, nin sasegnto'n.
£mi)ellishment.'S. Ornament.
iimhezzle. Embezzlement. Embez-
zler.— S. Cheat. Cheating. Cheat-
er.
-imbrace. S. Hug.
-Embroider; 1 embroider or orna-
ment, 9iin niskdgtvaige. 1 embroid-
er, making flowers, etc., nin ma-
sinigwadam. 1 embroider it, {in.,
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Sack 01
an.)nin mafiinujwndan; mn ma-
xmujwana. I eni'b. with pore (>ine-
quills, tnu limiq. Kind amu/acJc-
u>awaie. 1 einb. with small glass-
.'V'.^' «'« masi>tiiniiiensike, nin
nmimiueall-e. I embr. or orna-
iiiont it with small glass-beads,
(*«., an.) nin uM-tminennikadaH;
nin tiUHmmensikan ..
/.'mbroidered,- it is embr. or orna-
mented, nifihifjwair/ade, nixhuma-
gad. It is emb. with flowerM, etc.,
{tn.,an,) madniijwnde; nuui'mg'-
ii'a.io. It is embr. with small glass-
beads, (in., an.) maxiniminenfii-
hade, imkimiMyisikadtj; ■m.adnimi-
nenMkanu,niskimifwnsikana.
ii'mbniidc ry; fine embr, with porcu-
pine-quills, onugankwawai.
-Arnerge; I emerge, nin moshhiag.
vniul/isse. It enu'rges, m^fikkaag.
wmdjiimemagud.
EmeX,\c,jushi(jagowenQan.
Em\nen\.\y , apit'chi.
Bmmet, eniqo.
-Amperor, kiicki-ogima.
fimpire, (Kiimawiwin.
.Employ; 1 employ \\\ca.,nind anona.
I empi, him (her, it) in a certain
maimer, nind inawemikana; niiid
inawcmikadan .
/Employed; employed yexson, anon-
agan, aniin,am, enomnd, onotaaan.
Employed (\\wx\) thing, aiomin.
anokasiMin. 1 am employed, nind
annnigo. I am enipl. in a certain
manner, nind inawemiku^.
Employer, tinokid.
&n|)loyment, ananignsiwid, anonid-
iu'in.
.impress, kitchi-ogimahwc.
/^mpty, (without a \o&A,)pijish{p.
Anable; 1 enable him, nind' inenima.
A'ncamp. Encampment. S. Camp,
fincampment. nihiinn,
/inclose. S. Fence in.
A'nclosure, atchikiuigan, giwitaJci-
nigan. — S. Fence,
ii'ncburage; I enc, nin gagamonge.
I enc. him, nin gagansoim.
Encourage, (console;)! enc, nind
ahlsiudngc. I enc. him, ni,Nl uUn-
unma, mn gagnnmaa.
Encourage to "do evil; I enc. lii',i i..
do e vil, wiW axhia, nind anliiriiua
yiiicouraging, (jugdmmdhHn, gagan-
/oii<jemn,uhldmng(irin\u«hiidMi,i
incumber; 1 enc, ni>i ni.kikage i
encumber him, i h(!r, it,, )nin nukiu
mn vidnkawa; nin mtkikati. Jt
enc. me, nin nidikagnn.
/incumber, (in s. in.) (S. Obstruct.
r^: «<'««67wa— , ^in compositions. ,
1 here is an end, waithraiamagod.
At the end, waiihraiaii. It is
considered the end <i( it, wai^-k-
wuitiidagwad. I think ii is the end
of It, w«/4 vuickiViiiiwlan. I go tn
theend olit, «tMA(f/W//:'o^/. j ar-
rive at the end, nin wuiihca.'<hkan.
J bring It to an end. nut wairhras-
xttim, mn waickwahoi. It comes to
an end, waivkwa.sMnii,gud.~\i js
the end of the world, thniehifuahl
tvan, tskkwa-akiwan, bnui-akiuxm
— 1 he end of an action or work
^dikwakamigid/rni, /.s/ikwatawm-
anwutuK'tn.
Endeavor; I endeavor, nin wikwu.
tcM, nin wtkwatchiUj, nin vikwa-
tchif'^i, ntnd aiangirainendam, nind
atanymmin. 1 end. in vain to
have tt. nind agawadan. I end. (or
work) in vain, nind dnawctvis. I
end. without much efiect, nind
tnwag.-l end. to get, ^n thoughts, i
mn ■UKkwatoiduin. 1 end. to get
l»nn, (her, it,) nin ivikwaU-nima-
mn wikwatendan.
Endeavor, (in s. in.) S. Try.
E ti d I e ss , «'c iekwaiassinog.
Endure; I can endure 'much cold,
ntnjdmi{i._ 1 can end. much hung-
er, nin jihanandami. I can end
much smoke, ninjihanamost.
Lnemy, jnngmdjiged. I am enemy,
mnjtngcndjige.
Engage;'! engage in a service, nind
ammtgoa.
Engage'ment, anonigosiwin.
b-ngland, Great Britain and Ireland,
Jagananhiwaki, In, from or to Eng-
land, JagantuihiwukiHg.
fjti
ENR
488
ERE
Mi.
English; it is English, (wiitton or
printed in EngW^h,) jnf;a?i'tt!lii>riii-
sin, jcKjaiihhiinomagcul. 1 trans-
late It In Eng., nmja(/a>i<u?ii/ng-
dton. It is trrinsiatt'd 'in Eng., ju-
(jannMwlssitchigade.
English boy, or a little Englishman,
jitganashi'if.
English g\r\,jaijanasJdkwcns.
English language, ja(ia»ashiino)vin.
] speak English, ni/i ja/ianaKhi/n.
It speaks_ Engl., (it is 'in Eng.,)
jaijatuishinKrmugad.
Englishman, Jaganitch.
English minister, J cuianashi-tru-lcate-
wil-waiiai-e.
English religion, (Church of Eng-
land,) Jofuxiiaxlii-anamieivui. I
profess the Eng. religion, nin ja-
ijanachi-ana/ma.
English woman, ^'flf/a«fl*7/,//(v<f;.
English writing, Jar/anafMu'ibu(rn».
1 write in Eng!, nin jagann<<l'dwi-
hii/je.
Engrave; I engrave, ninmasinihiiije.
Engraved; I »ui (it is) cngr., nin
mnsinan, nin inaminibiuius; inasi-
7inde, mashiihiigailf.
Enairaving, 7na»lii'U)iigewin; mabini-
h I'/ijn n , maif iiiitch i'ju n .
Enkindle; I enk. it, ninbiskalviida?!,.
Enlargen. S. Widen.
Enlighten; I enl. him, 7im «'a,<mrt-
lila,7>in'ir,usenania(i<a. 1 enl. his
mind, nin ivassiicndamia, nin was-
.V ak wa nenda m aw a ,
Enmity. S. Hatred.
Enormity. S. Horror.
F^normous. S. Frightful.
Enough, ?/wm/;/7', mi iw. There
is enough of it, (»/?., an.) dehis-
semaond; dehisse. I have enough,
iiin (Uhis. I think I have enough,
or, I think it is enough, nin dehe-
n im, nin dehendam, nin dehaijenim
1 talk enongh, nin dihAnanidon.
---.-, -., 1
drank enough, nin dehibi; 1 ate
enough, nindebissin. — We are just
enough, M»;j minodashimiii. There
is just enough of it, 7mnodnsfin.
Enraged person, very angry, kefe/ii-
nislihulifti-l. 1 am enraged, very
angry, nin l.-itchi nishkadis.
Enslave; I ens. Inm. nind awal-ana.
]t enslaves me.vind aiimkanidcm
1 ens. mvs(ir, vind aicakamdu.
pjigtangled; 1 am cut. in a cord, nii,
hi.mxdiiginliin.
Enter, (go \n\j 1 enter somewher'j
nin pindi^c. It enters, pindige'.
mmjad. I enter into him, nin
■jiiiidiijuwa, ninpindicjeMawa, nin
pindjin a tct ahka wa , n in pindjin cnh ■
hiua. ]| enters into me, nin pind-
iij<.shl\yjon, nin pindjinaweshka-
gun, nin pindjiae.shkugdn.
Enter, (take in or bring in,) I enter
him. _( her. it,) nin pindigana^ nin
pindigudirn.
Entice; J entice, nin vik-wasonqc. 1
cnt. him; niii uihrasoma. " We
ent. each other, nin tinkwasondi-
min.
Eiitk-ing, ivikwasongewin, wikivason-
din-in .
Entire. P. Whole.
Entirely, kakin.a, wawinge, apitcM.
Entreat. Etitreaty.~S. 'Entice. Va\-
ticing. — S. Bequest.
Envelcp. S. Wrap up.
Envy, kijincenindinnn, kijan'endjigf-
tvin, gagawenindiwin, gagawendji-
gtwin..
Envy; I envy, i am envious, nin cia-
gawendjigfi, nin kijaivcndjiqc' ]
envy lum, (her, it,)' nin kijawcni-
ma, nin. gngawenima; nin i-ijdwen-
dan, nin gagnivcnd an.
Epaulet, niskilenimangnnedjigan.
Epidemy, mtjikdgem'agak inapine-
win.
Epiiihany, Ogima-gijigad.
Equal; I equal hiin, nin iibi^Moka-
Wa, nind aJiina.
Equally, tibishko, tetibi.sJilco, tabish-
hitch, nast.ab.
Equivalj .,t, tibiMo. It is eq. (in.,
an. ) tibit<hh> apitendagwad;tibiMco
apitendagosi.
Erect; I erect him, (her, it,) nin
muiaivakonn,nin mainwishima.nin
inuiaioina; ntn mainwakunan , ntn
maiawissiton, nin maiuwtuan. I
^a&g£a5aisite*i'ife*>a«s*»«a»«(ssi«fc^
EST
489
EVE
"J I III, nin,
mil jubwi,
erect invsolf, nin iniiinirila, nin,
miiiuHuMa, nin. maitii<iis/iiii,iiti,
pasmKita. 1I(> erects liiiinfiH, n
■mtitcklija'xuiu',. ( ;i hoasl. ) It erects
itself, iiniia'i{sh\-aiiiu(ja<l. -\ ereet
it, (/«.. aw.) /till, 2>atakidoii,\ nin
pat ikitii.
Krectod; I am (it is) cKM-tpd by the
wind, nin iiMidtcanh; maidirassiih.
It IS erected, ( in.., an. j inai-iwixdn,
maui'umitAi<jadc\ niaiawi.ssitchi'
<faif>.
Erected, (in s. in. ; S. Stand up.
r-rrand, inlnnjaodowin,
I'Jrysipeias. S. j'lerpes.
Escape, (ijiinnvin.
Escape; I es;a;)e. niud-
giiwe, nin (lidisliiwc. „,,„ ,„
nin Jahwiiwe, nin didiskii'lin. I
escape out ol Ins hands, //^ r/ia,
■n/n //idtd-in. 1 make liini escape,
nind oji/nia, nin jahtvia.
Escapei); a person 'esc. from a nias-
_ sacre, uhkwaUujan, inhhwatchiqan.
Especially, meminduije, meindaae,
vidwij.
Es(ininiau Indian, J^Mibod, (raw-
cater.)
Essay. S. Try. Endeavor.
Essential. S. Foremost.
Establish; I ,>st. it, nind ojiiniton,
Hind aindjiKiiton.
Established; it is est., aindjusitchi-
(jiide.
Esteem; I esteem, nind upitendain.
1 esteeni or respect him, (her, it,)
nind apiteiiima, nin (iuhivadtnima\
nind apibeiidan, nin qokwadindnn.
1 esteem myself, n'ind apitenim,
n ind aoitenuuiin. nin (jukwadeniin,
nin (jokwadenindis. /esteem my-
self as liiKh as hitn, nind apikni-
monan.—l est. him (her, ii ) in a
certain^ manner,w«/w/ uuu^saijadtni-
ma] nind inannatiudinddn.^ I est.
him (her, it) little, nin lewcnima;
nin heiveiidan.
Esteem, (in s. in.) S. Respect.
Ili'.rh esteem.
Esteem little. Esteemed little, (in
s. in.) S. Insi^'iiilicant.
Esteemed; I am (it is) esteemed in
a certain' manner, nind inastaga-
denda{ins\ inasmtiadendaiiwad.
Esteemed, (ins in.) 8. Uespectn-
ble. Highly esteemed.
Esteemed 6(4113 1; 1 am (it is) est.
e(inal to..., nin tihishkowendagas;
Estimate. ,S. Value.
Et(>rnal, Aaiiffhn'/'imadiKid,
FjU'.n]ii[,/(irieki(>aias\nnii(/, kai/ii/r, ha-
aiiii. Life (Eternal, kayii'/e' hirna-
du^iwm. Eternal welfare, clernal
■salvation, kainae jairendiKuisiwiti,
ku'iiijc ininouiau'in. Et(?rrial mis-
ery, eternal damnation, ki<ii(ie ko-
tuijitowin, kayiye lianudjiidisowin.
Eternally, lca<jigekaiai(j,lcaginiq, lea-
(Itni.
Euirnity. kaijvic hiniadisiwin.
Eucharist; the holy Eucharist, ki-
IchitiiHi Eiikdrictiwin. I receive
the holy Eucharist, nind odapinan
kitckitwa Eukaritstiwin .
Eunuch. ^8. Castrated.
Euro[)e, ICileki aguining, Agaminq
kitiliiijami.
Evange'ly. S. Gospel.
Eva[iorate; it ova])., anississin, an-
t<^afinin.
Even; it is c en. (bark, cic.)onaf<hk-
wi i t nia<jad._ It is oven, (wood,
'in., an.) (rjiasaiia; dji.^mgi.n. It is
even, flat, (metal, in., an.) onahi-
^ kamayad, innhikad; onulikid.
Even it..., missawn, ■ini.sxanut i/aie.
i Eveninc;, onayot-Zt, iinuyirit<h.' It is
eveninc:, onaydilii.im'aywiild. Eve-
ning is approaching, towards eve-
tiing. ani-irnuyni'ki, eni-<,niiyi/f:hiy.
E \- e 11 i n g • in e a I , on ayonh i-'ici.tkn iwin.
Eveiiin-r-prayer. imayos/ii-anamiang,
^ OHuy(>ti/ii-anani.i,icin.
Event; jjood event, inino inakarni-
yad. Sad event, matchi inakami-
yad.
Ever; ever since, a/;«7(.#. For ever
apine, kayiniy. '
Everlasting; hiyiye.
Every day, ,.ndim(,.yijiy,iJc.
Every night, endamt'tihikak.
Every second dav, mnainawigijig,
tunijogijig, nenijoywan.
'mm
I i\
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EX A
490 EXP
"Every time, (Uif^dng.
\Everywhern,m^6«, rnt'nive. Thoi > is of
it every where, mixiiveuM'amagad.
Everywhere on earth, misi envjok-
nuTj aH, miftdl'aniiff.
Evil, tntnanadak, matcld aiiirifih.
My evil (in sickness) increases
wi-.en I speak, nui (jt't/jlm, nln gid-
Olt'C,
Evil, matvhL It is evil; manadad,
■malchi ijiivehud.
L^vil spirit, mati'lu manito, match!
itiaawuh.
P^viscerate. S. Gut.
Exact, exactly, gwaidk, nimfd, itm-
wincfc. I arrange it exactly, niti
tvawingeton..
Exact; 1 am exact, nin waivhxjes.
Exact, (ins. in.) S. Severe.
Exactness, ^uau'ingesinnn. I act with
exactness, nin wawingcs, nin ivu-
wingetcliigc.
Exaggerate; I ex., ofiam nihiwanind
oni-ikit, osam nibi'va nin dibaJ-
jim.
Exalt; I oy.TiMhxm.nindishpcmma^
nind itihpia, 'nin Tcitckitn'aiviu, nin
kitcliit't'awendagoftia. _ I exalt it,
nind itihpch'''an., nin l-itrhitwa'i'cn-
dan, nin Icitchitwawit'in. I exalt
myself, nind isltpenindis, nind ish-
penini; nin l-itchitwatvenindis, nin
Icitchitwau'enim.
Examen of conscience, nanagata-
tcenindisoivin. I examine my cons.,
nin nanugata'cenindis.
Examine; 1 examine hitn, (her, it,)
nin gndji-kikenima; nin godji-M-
lcen<l<in.
Examine, (in s. in.) S Try. Seek.
Example, l-iHnowahamigmin, Hki-
nowahandaiweivin, kikiiunvahand-
jigan. — Good example, mino kiki-
'^m/wahamigawin, mino kikinmra-
bandaiwewin . I give a good ex.,
nin mino kikimnvabandaiwe. I
give him :i 'jond ex., nin mino ki-
kinowabamig. He gives me a good
ex., nin mino kikino,vabama. — Bad
example, matchi kikin<nvabamigp-
win, matclii kikinowabanduiicewin.
I give a bad ex., nin matchi kiki-
nonwhandaiwe. I give him a bad
ex., nin matvhi kikinowabamig.
^le gives me a bad ex., nin matchi
kikinoivabama .
Example, imitate example,; I imitate
liis ex., nin kikinowahama. He
imitates my ex., nin kikinr/wabu-
mig. I give an example, nin kiki-
nolrabandaiwe. 1 regelate my mmd
after his ex., nin kikinawenima.
Exceedingly, excessively, apitchi.
Excel. S, Snrpass.
Excellent, kitchi onijisJiin.
Exchange. 8. Ghange.
Excite ; I excite or pnsh him to s.
th., nind ashia, nind innshia.
Excite, (in s. in.) S. Provoke to
anger.
Excitement. S. Trouble, (noise.) S.
Stir lip.
Excrement, ;/(o.
Excnse ; 1 ask excuse for not being
able to do s. l\\.,ninJagwenimotagos
Execution, (hanging,) agojiwewin,
agonidiicin.
Executioner, (hangman,) agi^iwewi-
nini, agonidinnnini.
7jxhale, it exhales, anississin, atiis-
msiin .
Exhausted ; I am exh., nind apitchi
aifkos, nind akioiwi.
l^xhort; I exhort, nind aiangwamige,
nind angwamige, nind- aiangwami-
tagos, nind angwamitngos, nin ga-
gan^onge, nin gagikwe, nin ganoji-
we. I exhort hini, nin gagikima, I
exh. him to do s. th., nin gngdn-
soma. We exh. each other, ninga-
gikindimin, nin gagan^ondimin. 1
exhort myself, nin gagihlndia.
i;xhortation , aiangivaniitagosiwin,.
gagansrmgeioin, gagtkindiwin, ga-
gik'veivin.
^xist; I exist, nind aid.
/Existence, aiawin.
i'xonerate ; I exonerate the bowels.
7iin jnisi.
iixorbitant. S. Extravagant.
i;'xpand. S. .Cktend.
^'xpect ; I expect, nin'." akawah. I
exp. him, (her, it,) nind akawa-
hama; nind akawabandan.
■^^^wwrtPi**
EYE
491
EYE
ga-
iTxiiedition, (haste,) dadatabiwin.
/i'xpGihtious ; I am pxp., nin dadd-
tahi, 111)1 (fwai/d-wes.-S. Quick.
Expeditions working, gwashkiresl-
win, daddtahiwin.
Experience; I know it by exp., (I
tried it,)_ nin gotumnnJan, nin, rin-
tamnniljiton. 1 experienced it, 7\in
kikeudan.
/^.-.periinent. S. Trial.
jSxpire ;_1 expire, 7iin nth, nind ish-
kwahiinadis. — S. Finish.
Axplain; I explain it to iiim, weweni
nin windamuwa.
v5.xpose ; 1 expose myself, nind ini-
weidis.
-%pose to the sight of people.— S.
Lay open.
Expressly, m/Ji'sha, pdkatch.
./i'xtend; 1 extend it, (in., an.) nin
Jihadaan, niit jibaduH'a. I ext. it by
I) n I h n g , ( ?!». , a;i . ) « injihahi</ibid(m ;
nin jibalijihina. It 'extends, j;'iJa-
hiiMamuijad .
Extensive, kitchi. It is extensive.
mitchnmnijnd.
Axteni ; its extent, eltwag.
ilxterminate. S. Spend'all.
jBxternally, on the outside, agwa-
tchaii.
Extinguish; I extinguish, nind atei-
gC' I ext. it, nind ntean.
-Extinguisher, atiigan.
Extravagancy, osamisiwin.
Extravagant; I am ext., nind osamis,
.Extravagant spending, tchagini-
geshkiwin.
Extremely, apitchi.
Extremety, (end, summit,) wanako-
win.
J'hUGn\e-\]nci\on,Anamie-no7ninidi-
win.
Eye, oslikinjigomi. The right eye,
kitchitthkinjig, okitcJi ishkinjigoin a .
The left eve, naniandjisUlcivjig,
onamandjishkinjigoma. ftly, thy,
his eye, nishl-injig, kinhkinjig, osh-
Icinjig.-l have eyes, nind lishkin-
Jig. I have dim eyes, nin tihiki-
nam. Lhave good eyes, nin nadb.
I have hollow eyes, 7iin wawini-
kah. I have large eyes, nin ma'
mingi.>ihkinjiqwc. 1 have only one
eye, nin nahtuushkinjigwe. The
other eye, or one eye only, nabu-
7ietilikinjig. I have small eyes, nind
agatiia/ikinjigirc, nind babiwii/ikin-
jigwe. I have sore eyes, nind onh-
kinjignncK, nin ttasaakingive, nind
ashkaM-iinnginguc. I have weak
eyes, 7iin bimrab, nin bigiiuicab, nin
bigisaivinam. — My eyes are filled
with tears, nin moshkinedbingwt .
My eyes are open, nin pnkakab.
I open my eyes, nin jiakutawab. 1
open his eyes, ninwubia. My eyes
are spoiled by smoke, ninpashka-
bis. My eye is swollen, nin bdgi-
gos/ikinjigwe. My eyes are tired,
nind inhkafawub, nin pagicsab. —
] burst one of my eyes, ninpafh-
kabidj/'n. 1 cover his eyes with s.
th., nin titibingu-ebina. I cover my
eyes vviili s. th., 7iin titibingivtbis.
I feel a burning pain in my eyes,
nin sassiikab. 1 feel a burning pain
in_ my eyes from smoke, nin ms.sa-
kieibingweinbas. 1 hurt my eye fall-
ing, nin gidjnbitihin. I keep mv
eyes shut, 7dn passansicab. 1 look
with one eye only, nin pashking-
wen. I look with almost c'osed
eyes, 7iin tunkab, nin tnskdbandjigc.
I look with almost closed eye's at
him, (her, it,) nin f(j&kaba7na; «ut
toskubanda7i. 1 have a mote in my
eye, nin hinsin. I pluck my eye
out, nin gidjnbaadit:. I pluck his
eye out, nin gidjubawa. I rub his
eyes with some medicine, nin si-
nigosMinjigwcna. My eyes shut
against my will, nin pasi^angioa-
bifhka.-Jt is made like an eye, csh-
kinjigokade.
Eye-apple, apple of the eye, makate-
wagamishkin iigxcan.
Eyeb'row, mdmd. My, thy, his eye-
brow, nimd77in, kimdma, (rmdman.
My eyebrows are bristled up, nin
ni^kimamawe.
Eyelid; the under part of the eyelid,
sibingtvai. The hair of the eyelid,
mishdbixcindn.
I
F.
FAC
Fable, adicuhin. 1 tell a fable or
lables, iiind aduoke.
Fabulous giant, windujo.
Fabulous giantess, windigahwe.
Face ; my, thy. his face, iiibhkinjig,
kishkmjiij, oshkinjhj ; or, ni/ideruj-
■wai, kideiKjwai, odtiujicai. - 1 have
an angry face, idn HiahkadJirKjwc,
iiin iiii>likadjin(jwti<hka. 1 have a
black face, niii makatewifu/we. I
have a clean face, ni/i bitdngive.
1 have a dark-blue face, niiid apis-
i-i/Kjwe. 1 have a dirty face, nia
wmingtve, nin mowingwe, nin ino-
(vidjiwingwe. 1 have a fat full face,
nin luinl'nwingwe. 1 have a greas-
ed face, nin mmiingice. 1 grease
ills face, nvi ninningwenn. I grease
my i'ace, nm numii'gwenindis.
(ireasii)g the face, or grease for
» he face, nomiiigtvcwin. I have a
large face, nin mangadcngwe. 1
have a lean face, nin pakakadwen-
gwc. I have a face like..., n,i)id
inadengwe. I have a long face,
nin giiiwingice. 1 have pimples or
])ustules on my face, nin. inmsse-
ivingwe, nin huhigwi/idioe. I have a
scar in my i'?ice,'nincl odjifhingu'c.
I have a small face, nind ugassu-
dengice. 1 have a strange or chan-
ged face, nin niaiagiahkinjigwe. 1
have a wrinkled face, nirid asigin-
gwe. — My face is cracked, nin gi-
■pingwe. My face is frozen, nin
mashkaifadjingwewadj. My face is
marked wiili sadness, nin naninu-
tvingwe. I mark my face with sad-
jiess, nin naninawingweidis. My
face is luarkec' with the small pox,
FAI
nin mamakingwe. My face is pale,
■nin wabishkingwe, fiin wahidcwad-
engwe. My face is red, nin mis-
kwingicc. My face is shining, ra-
diant, nin watniingwe, nin wasdng-
loes. My face is swollen, nin hd-
gingwe. My face is uncovered, nin
pak.ingwe. I uncover my face, nin
pokingwenidin. — 1 bruise my face,
ninjatihingwingwekJis. 1 bruise his
face, ninjanhingwingivewa. I dis-
figure my face, 7iin manadjingwei-
dis. I disfigure his iace, nin mu-
nudjingwcwu. 1 paint my face, 7un
■waiveji.. I paint my face black, m/t
makideke ; nin makatekonidis. I
rub his face with medicine, etc.,
nin fiinigwingmehina. i rub my face,
nin ninigwingw(:hinidis. 1 wash my
face, nin kimbigingwe. I wipe my
face, nin kisingwe. 1 wrap up my
face in s. th., nin titihingivebis, 1
wrap up his face, nin titibingwe-
Una.
Fade; it fadts; ancsJika. It fades in
washing, kitiiabawe. — S. Whitish.
Fail; it (ails, it gives no profit, ana-
u-eu'ifiiniagud.
Faint; 1 iamt, nin wanimikazv, nin
vjanendarna. I faint and have a
vision, nin nikabandam.
Fainting, ■waniniikawiwin.
Fair, gwandtch. 1 am iair, nin gwand-
tckiu), nind vjiiji^ih, nin mikawadis.
It is fair, gwandtc/dwan, i/nijiskin,
sasegamagad. I am (it is) consid-
ered fair, nin hinhigendagos; bishi-
gcndagwad. I think it is fair, (i/i.,
an. ) nin sasegawenddjij nin easega-
tvenirna.
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FAN
Fairness, gwandtchiwtn, onijishiwin,
MrIi igendngonwiii.
Faith, dchwciendamnivin. I have
faith, nin dehweiendam.
Fall, tagiimgi. Tn fall, fafjuw/iir. —
Last fall, tagwagong, Thn tall ho-
foro last, aHuisH-titgx'ngong . 1 sppiul
the fall in such a place;, nin lag-
icngish. I spend the fall with hiiii,
nin wl/ljitagicagi.th/'ma.
Fall; 1 lall, }ti/i panguhifi. It falls,
pnngisnin. I fill, niit. gau'lcsfi, ni/i
wehagodjin. I falls, g'airanad, ga-
wissemagad. 1 fall (_ it falls j soiiio-
vvhere, nind apnnginhin; apang-
issin. I fall (it fall's) in a certain
manner, nind ijisse; ijissemugad.
I fall beins? drunk, ni/i gawihi, I
fall hard, nin juiHiishin, nin iris-
mginhin, nin fchigiraJ-nmigiKkin,
mnd apitckifhin. Jt falls hard,
tchigwakamiglsdn. I make him
fall, nin pah-itcshinia. I make it
fall, nin pangit-Kilcm. I make him
(her, it) inW, nin gan'i.skkdioa; nin
ijaivinhknn, nin gawiton. I make it
fall to the ground, (^ /«., an.) nin
wehinsiton; nin irchis/iinia. 1 make
it fall froin its place, {in., an.) nin
hninhkan; nin liinishkawu. I k\\
often, nin nitd-paiigitihi''; nin
wakc-pangi^hln. I fall'on hiin,n?7/rZ
asho.iikiin'a. I fall on my back,
nind alnwuiiitc. 1 fall on my face,
nin tchingii!ji,<iftc, nind dtchitching-
wessc, nind annnikoifse. 1 fall on
my feet, nin nihwrakifsc. 1 fall (it
falls) by the wind, nin gamd(<h;
gawdssin. It will fall, gawinhkama-
gad.
Fall, let fall; T let him (her, it) fall,
nind apitrJiia/iinia, nin hanina, nin
pangishimn \ nin Imninan, nin pan-
gissiicm I let fall lire, ?iiH hinanje-
ntin ifti. ':<te, nin gwashkwanjenan
ishkote.
Fall down; I fall (it falls) down,
nin nii>mhofihka ; nissaknshkama-
gad. I let him (her, it) fall down,
nin nii^i^aico.'ilikaiva; nin nismko.^h-
kan. I fall down headh)ng, nind
ntchitnkit:se. 1 fall down before
him, nin gawitmoa, nin i^amia-
m(t?ra.
Fall in; I fall in, ninpindjifmc, nin
gindjidaesfi. It falls in, pindjimem-
tignd. I fall (it falls) in a hole, nin
hodaknu'.isc ; hodahcenxemngad. I
let it fall in, (in,, an.) nin hrddk-
ven; nin hnddkwennn. 1 fall (it
falls) in the wati^r. nin Ji/ikohisfic,
nin gngisfia; hnkohifxemagad, go-
giKsehiiignd. I fall (it falls) in the
water out of a canoe or boat, nin
gid(snasi.'<,ip', gidonnginstmasad. —
I fall and hurt myself, nin hawii'
nishin. 1 fall stumbliof^, nin bimg-
adiln. I fall through, ninjahossc-,
nin Jabwi, nin jnhwiin>e. It falls
t h rovi gh , jahoft.'ifma.gad.
Fallacious; I am fall. (I look better
than I am,) m/«^/ aguawinagos. it
is t'all., agwawinagihad.
Falsehood. S. Ijie.'
False prophet,_ grginawi&hkidnigan-
tidjini'iivinini.
Fame. Famous-— S. Renown. Re-
nowned.
Family, inndeivisiwin. One family,
ningatodf. Two, three lamilies,
etc., ni/iidc, nimode, etc. We arc
two, tliree, lour families, etc. nin
nijoden-isimin, ninnii-st.dcwi.siimn,
nin niadtwidniin. etc. — .Vly whole
family, endasJdian, enignkndcioix-
■iidn, f.niiidkn'iniiii n, eiiodeAoisiiiln.
My family is so large..., nind in,'
igiihidrorix, nind inigokwin, nind
inndeu)is. 1 m(ne with my whole
lamily, nin kigodeui.sliku. I come
with mv whole family, nin dassu-
ktty nin hi-dassoka.
Family-mark. (idcn. I have him (her,
it) for my family mark, 7iind odo-
deminan.
Famdy way; i am in a f. w., nind
aiawa. nhinodji, nin gigishkawa
alnnodji.
Vwmmo.j hakadcivin. There is a am-
ine in a country or place, bakade-
■u'inagad, bnkadikamigad, bakadi-
wininuxn.
Fan, mewisseignn, toeivessdowin.
Fan; I fan, nin wewesseige. I fan him,
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FEA
nin K'eweFsvwa. I fan mysolf, niii
UH'Wi'tineidin.
Far, wng.sa, tcnssinvchamig. It is
far, wassnirad, waxna, pitrlia. ]t
is c()nsi(l(!r(Ml or thought far, wan-
siiwcnJtKjwail. I think it is far, I
find It far, iil/i wufsuwendtui'. I
tiiul distances far, nitt wassawcn-
dam.
Far from each other, irnwansa.
Far yet, hut not very hrnmjiwassa.
It is far, hut not very far, 7i(i(jc-
wan.i/itrad.
Fare; I fare (or eat) so., nind in-
atidji(je. 1 fare well, nln ihin-
wandjifje.
F^a re well- visit J anamil-afjewin . I
make my larewell-visit, nm hi-
annmikaije nakawe.
Farm, ali.
Farm; I i'nrm, ni/i Htlge.
Farmer, kitiijiuniriiii.
Farm in,?, Hti[i(>vin.
Fart, fartinij, hxjidiwin.
Fart; I i'nrt, nin hfitjid,nin nensedue.
Fast, grhjirhhiinmiiii.
Fast; I last, nln tjUgivishim, nin
pagidandjige, nln baktide, nin halca-
deldis. I fast one day, nln ningo-
togwane. I fast two, three, four
days, etc., nin nijogvmne, nin nis-
sofjwane^nlnn.lagivane. etc. I make
him fast, nln gligwivhlnwa, nin
hakudca.
Fast, fast-day, giigumliimogijigad.
Fasten; I fasten it to the ei'ici of s.
th. ('/«., an ) 'nin ndhnnn; nin nn-
bawa. I fasten it to the end of a
stick, (in., an) nin nnhakwaan;
nin nahalcu'ixwa. I fasten it to the
end of s. th. so as to be able to
take it oil' again, nin nabadjask-
kaan .
Fasten with a hook ; I fasten it hook-
ing it, nind adcddkaan. I fasten
with a small hook, nind adjibi-
djige. I fasten it, nind adjlhidon.
Fastmg, giigwi-tihlnujwin, pagidan-
d^igewin.
Fat, winin, himido.
Fat; I am fat, nin winin.
Father, ooenima, we6esi?nind. I am
father, nind oiissimigo. My, thy,
his lather, noun, kcBs, aiisan. I have
a father, /M«r/ oms. ile is my fatli-
er, ntiid nosKunn, nind oosf.iaan.—
1 have the same father with him,
nin, uliljiKifnenia. We have all the
same lather, nln n>li//ovtine?i,iiiinin.
Like one's own father, ircvssingin.
Father, papa, nofme, hdlta, didc.
Father in-law; my, thy, his father-
in-law, nintslniKn, kininlsn, oninis-
fan.
Father or mother of my son-in-law
or (laiia;hter-in-law, nlndlndnwa.
Fathom; one fathom, jilngolanik.—
Two, three fathoms, etc, nljonik,
nisHonik, etc. 8o many fathoms,
dns.ioiiik.- I measure by the falli-
orn, nin dihinikandjige. I measure
it by tiio f., {in., an.) nin dibinik-
undan; nin d Ibinlkanui.
Fatigue. S. Tiredness, Tire.
Fatigued. S. Tired.
Fatten; 1 fatten him, ninwininoa.
Fattened; I am f , -nin ivlninodjigas.
Fault, mofehidndaniiau'n, i,atad(/wln ,
indirwin. 1 commit a fault, nin
tnafihl dcdani, nln huta-didarn. I
find fault with him, (her, it,) nind
anwfinima; nind anwcndan. I lay
the fault of it upon him, nlnhi'
mondan.
Fawn, yet dotted, kifagaknnn.
Fear, ceglsin'ln, got idjinin, gossidi-
win, fiegendnm'nvin gassltawenda-
mowln, asliwa)nanltin<nui n . 1 trem-
ble with fear, nin niningisegi.t. I
am in fear of the enemy, nind ash-
todmanlss.
I''ear; I fear, nin sigis, nin gotndj,
nind ogodki, nind atchinig, nin
goshiwc, nin scgendam. 1 fear him,
(her, \\,) nln gcsm; nln gdan. It
fears me, tiin go.wlgon. I fear him
(her. it) in thoughts, nln gossila-
ivcnima; nin gasnitawendan. We
tear one another, nin gonsidimin.
I fear for him, or in regard to
him, nin gosntawa, nln gimsitama-
iva, nin gotuma>ca.—\ fear deatli,
nin mancnan-enini.
Fear; I fear, 1 dare not. ninjagu-e-
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nim, I mnke him foar, ninjAgiee-
niinoa. I <ear inyselt, nm jtujuen-
inclis.
Fear, (mistrust,) nisaiendamt/win .
Fear; 1 feur, I iiiiMtrust, wi'/i nuaim-
dam. I fear him, (her, it.) niii
nisair>ii)na\ uiii ni.saicnddn.
Feared;! am (ear(!(l, «//< (just^itnga-
ncii, iiiinj(,tadjiijanes. I am (it is)
to be feared, ni/i, (/i/tami(juaida</os ;
gctanw/wcndayicud .
Feared; 'l am (it is^ feared, mis-
trusted, niiinuuicndagun:, nifuicn-
dtigwad.
Fearlul, (dreadful;) I am (it is)
fearlul, nin begeudagos; aegenda-
gwud.
Fearful. S. Timid. Timerous.
Fearless; 1 aui f., ninnungidee.
Fearlessness, sungideewin.
Feast, tvlhongewm, wibmdiwin. I
make a feast, or invite to a feast,
nin wihorige. I invite him, mn, wi-
homa. We make a feast or feasts,
nin wilcondiiidn.— Indian religious
feast, magoithewin. I make an Ind.
rel, feast, nin mugoslie.
Feast; we feast together, nin wiJcnn-
di/nin. I feast with him, ninwidji-
wikongenw.
Feast-coat, feast-garment, tcihmdi-
uini -habinikwagan, wikondiwini-
agwiivin.
Feast of the dead, tchihelcanakewin,.
I make a fea.st oi the dead, nin
tc/iibskuna]ce.
Feather, migwan. Feather of a small
bird, hiiie^hiuiywan; of a large bird,
binessiw/'gwan, — Large feather, lai-
chigwdndn; small soft feather
(down,) missegwandn.
Feather-bed, migwuni-nihagan, m-
gwan-ap i nfi hnowin .
Feather-cushion, migwan-a.2)ihweshi-
muwin.
February, namebini-gisiss.
Feeble; I am feeble, win bwanuwito.
S. Weak,
Feed, (give to eat;) I feed, nind
ankange. I feed him, (her, it,) nmd
ashama; nind aahanddn. 1 feed
myself, ni>id ashandis.
FEN
Feel; I feel, nin gagwiilinige. I feel
him, (her, it,) ni'n gngvcdina; vin
giigindina». I feel him (her, it)
on me, about me, in nie, nin mn-
jia; nin //■ gitan.
FeiHings; 1 hurt his feelings, ninka
nhkoidamia. He hurts my f., nin
l\uhkciidamiig. — I have bad feed-
ings (anger) again.st him for .-iuch
a reason, nind ondeniiaa. We have
bad f. towards one another for a
certain reason, nind imdcniudimiv.
Feign; I (eign to be a child, nind
a}iin(Hljiikuii. 1 f. to be sick, nind
nk' tiikas.
Fellovz-ciiizen, vidjidukiwtmagnn,
wLshd anakiwemugun.
Fellow-laborer, wnliannkimagan.
Fellow-liver, (neighbor:) my, tliv,
his _ fellow-liver, nidjibimad<ti,
kidji-bimaditii, widji-biinadidn.
Fellow-man; my. thy, his fellow-
man, nid/anUilnube, kidj'ani^/ii-
nahe, mdfanifiktnuhc.n.
Fellow-snn'imerer,?/'«<//'(//i7;z.vA/m( gan
Fcl low-winterer, widjilAbonibhima-
gun.
Fell trf cs. S. Cut down trees.
Female, ( woman, ) ikwe; akwv.
Female bear. Female beaver, &c, —
S. Bear. Bea- 3r, &c.
F'emale being, ilwc-aiua.
Female of animals, qiiadrnpeda, nnje,
uiji-oiaa, ikwi-uiaa, onidjani.
Fen. ale of birds, mgente.
Female of deer, of the deer-kind,
niijcg.
Female of fish, nojimeg.
Female's skin, nojiwaian, onidjani-
wuian.
■^emale'a skin of the largest qua-
drupeds, ntijewfgin.
Fence, mitchikan, mitcliikanakohidji-
gan. I make a fence, nin mitclii-
kanakuhuljige.
Fence; I fence it all round, nin si-
wita-rnitilukanakuhidcn. 1 fence in,
nin wakaiakvantclivje. I fence him
(her, it) in, ninmitddkanakobina,
nin wakdkina. nind atcfiikina; nin
mitchikiinakdbidon, nin wakulinunj
n^rid atchikinnn.
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Fir,
Fcncrfl in; it is fencod in, walcaia-
kosiiitcliigaih.
Fnnco-rnil, mltchil'a)mti;x, mitchika-
nakvhitlUtrannfu/.
Fori). ah(i(j(iii(ishk.
Fnrret, neniha ki'.pnrflpisul.
Ferry-boat, iijiiwaailjitjayi, ajawao-
smcagau.
Forryiiiiin. ajnn'nr(lji(jricir)ini.
Fortiio; the field is lertile, nifain'gin
kiligan.
Festi vnl , kifrhit/ragijujttd.
Fetch; I (etoh him, (her, it,) nin
nana; nin nudln, I roine to letch
!\im, (her, it, ) tjin hi-nima; vin bi-
nadin. I fetch, carryinf? on my
hack, nin nddjinane, nin vadtiii-
dam. 1 fetch him ((her, it) on my
l)aci?, iiin nadom(i\ nin nndf>nd<in,
I fetch s. (Ii, in a catioe or hoat,
nin mulai dass, 1 fetch liiin ( her, it j
in a canoe or hoat, nin nadaira;
nin nadann. I fetch a canoe, nm,
naddu; I fetch, draceing:, iiimuid-
Jidahi. I fetch him (her, it)
drappinp or drawing, nin vatljida-
hiwa; nin ncdjiiUdnidan. I tetcli
fire, vin7iiitlishk'Ja"'(>. 1 fetch hay,
or reed for mats nin nadiis/ik( s-
mve. I fetch liq'.o' , (in a canoe or
boat.) nin nadjihiam. I letch
liqnor, (vvallunjj;,) nin vinlilii-
M-am. i fetch (or collect) the
mai)!e-sap,«m nndjihi, nind nira-
Slid. I fetch a net or nt^ts, nin nn-
danfahi. I fetch what is cvved me,
nin nadcusinuiawne. I ietcli what he
owes me, nin nddnsimiif/anatra.
I fetch wixtor. ntn nuchihi.' I fetcii
wooti, 7iiu nndinitise. I fetch wood
in a canoe or l)oat, nin naditiscf,
I fetch wood in a canoe or boat,
sailin/r, nin nndais.'fiih^h. I fetch
a trap or traps, (or I go to visit my
traps, ) nin nddastx/nar/ane.
Fetter. Fettered.— S. Bind. Bound.
Fetters, mamandjitin-ajiidjiyiin .
Fever, kijinouin. 1 have the fever,
nin kijis.
Fever with heat, kijisnwajiineivin.
I have the fever with great heat,
nin kijinowa^ine.
Few, a few, hehcjiij, pnngi. We ar(-
a few of ns, nm paiiiiiwagisimin,
nin panaiii'ihimin, nind ayati/n-
an) In or nind agatit^'nimin, nin
wuniin(,min, or viih maniinimin.
'I'liere are a few. in. ol'j., pumji-
irngodan.
Ficlile-mindcd; I am f., nin ndkitlc^.
FwAd,kifigan. New field, o-hkukaait,.
I make a new field, nind oalikn-
kuniigaigr. There js n new field
made, o.s/iknkavi igaigade.
Field-house, kltiganiaigamig.
Field-mouse, nenapatchinikissi.
Fwnd. Ja ngcndj igtd ,
l''\l\^, jipign an.
l''ifer. jiipigu'ewinini.
Filth; the fifth, eko-nnnaning. The
filth time, naning.
F\ ft h I y , eko-n n n a ning.
Fifty, nnnimidnna. We arc fifty of
us, nin naniinidanaii'tniin. 'I'herc
are fifty in. ohj., nanimidanawt-
iron.
Fifty every time, fifty each or to
each, ninanimidana.
Fifty hundred, or live thousand, nu-
niniidiiniik. We are fiye thonsiiiid
in luindier, ?iin naniniidanakal-
min. There are five thousanil *«.
oh j . n an >'nt id an akwadon.
Fig, kiUhi-ji win.
Fight, miguditvin; misascwin.
Fight; 1 light, nin migas. Jt fights,
miaadlinngod. V\'e fight togeihor,
nin migailimin. I figlit him, (her,
It,) nin migana'^ nin migadan. I
fiaht (or heat) my wife, nin miga-
kilivcwe. I light myself nin.niiga-
nidis. I am m a bad habit of fight-
ing, nin migaS(M: Bad haLil of
fig ht infjr, miiiUf!>:iihkiuin .
Fight, (for joke,1 mamigascwin.
Fight, ( for joke; ) 1 light or wreftlc.
nin niumigas. I fight him. for play,
nin matniguna. 1 an\ t<M; niuch in
a habit oi lighting, for play, nin
7namigaf»t:hk.
Fiv liter, jniganowinini.
Fighting-ship, iwar-vessel,) migadi-
nahik'can.
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to
FiRhtinfT lime, (time of war,) m/j/a-
dinaui'iHin.
Fi^-lree, kitchljominatig, kiiehi-
jomirnujawai'j.
Frgiiro, (miiiduisomn, agindutsobil-
(/an.
/''i'«iir(!. S. form.
/''ii(\ nl«dboJjlijan, hiwahiko-iUsfbad'
jig (III.
/•'lie; I (ilo, nil eimhocljige . I file it,
( iib., an. ) ni/i si6in,h(jdun\ nin «/s,w'-
hfmu.
/''iledust, filings, hiwahiko-Uwihodji-
gaa.
/■''ill; I fill it {ill., an.) with dry
things, niib moM'inadim; nin mo-
shklnaa. I fill it fur him, nin /no-
vhkinadawa, nin 7nonhkinadamuwa .
I (ill it {in , an.) with some liiiuid ,
nin m' ahkinehadan; nin mosMine-
bann. I fill up vessels, nin mimlika-
howe. I fill it up with another
vessel, (in,., an.) nin mnshkahnva-
dan; nin nwbkkahnwana. — I fill it
with a heap, not overflowing, ( in.,
tin.) nin guHtuhkwashkinadi/n', nin
gwanhkw ifhklnaa. Ilillittoover-
ilovv, {in., an.) nin hupdehadi/n;
nin bajiiltbana. I fill luin with s.
th,, nin manhkincshkawa. It fills
nie, nin monkkine.'^kkagon.
filled; I am filled with s, th., nm
moshkine. Jt is filled, mnnhkine,
moshkinehi. It is filled with smoke,
moshkineahate. I am filled with it,
(penetrated,) nin hosakaqon. I am
filled with liquor, wi/i c/ti^'i^'. It is
filled up with a heap, gwashhwa-
shkincmagad.
Fillip, passahmandjigan.
Fillip ; I fillip, nin passahonandjige,
J fillip h'nn, nin passahmanduwa.
FiUy, bebejigoganjins, ikwi-bebcjigo-
ganiiiU.
F'iltenuE;-\esse\,JabwaJiga'rltchigan.
Filth. Filthy.— iS. Dirt. 'Dirty.
I'lllh of the head, winaahuqandiban.
Fill of a fish ; its fin, oninJjigaii.
Finally, gigapi, ishkwdtch.
Find ; I find, 7iin mikage. I find him,
(her, it,) nin mikawa ; nin mikan.
I find 8. th. for him, nin mikama-
wa. I find to myself, nin iniku'
mas, nxn. mikumadiit. 1 find him
(her, It) to myself or for myself,
tiin mikainaeonan, nin nukamadis-
onan; nin imkamamn. nin inika-
madimn. I find him ( her, it) by
feeling or groping, ;u'/t mikcdjina ;
nin mikidjinan. I find him (her,
it j among other objects, ninmik-
(rna ; nin rnikunan.
Find ling, mxkogan. I am a findling,
nin mikagamic,
F'ine, gwanatch. I am (it is) fine,
iiind onijiiih, nin gwanatchiw ;
onijishin, givainitchiman. 1 make
him (her, it) fine, nind onijishia;
nind onijishibm. 1 have (it has) a
fine a[)pearance, nind onijishaha-
minngva ; on ijishaburninagwad.
Fine; it is fine, i, thread, in., an.)
agustiubigad ; agaesdbigini. It is
fine, (stuff, in., an.) bisiatagad ;
binsata</ifti.
Fine looking child, mikawadj-ahi^
yuidji.
Fine looking man. mikawadjinini,
susegu-iiiini.
Fine looking womau,niikaU'adJifm'e,
sasega-ikwe.
Finger, onindjima^ nibinakwanin-
indj. My, thy, his finger, ninindj,
kinindj, onindj. The small finger,
idhkwenindj. I stretch out my
fingers, tiin naniakuhmindjin. —
I have long fingers, nin gagano-
nindji ; fig. I am a thief. 1 have
crooKed fingers, nin zvdginindji ',
fig. I am a thief.
Finger-nail. S. Nail.
Finger-riiifr, titibtnindjipison.
Finish ; I finish, nind ishkwata, nind
anwata. It finishes, ishlivassin,
anwalamagad. I finish it, ( an., in. )
nin de-gijia ; nin di-gijiton, nin
waiekwaMiton, nin waiekwaton.
— It finishes, angomagad, angosh-
kamagnd,
Finish, (doing or placing s. th.) I fin-
ish, nin gijissitchige, nin gijiton,
nin gijita. I make him finish, nin
gijitua. I make myself finish,
nin gijitaidis, nin gijitas.
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I'mjithrd ; it is f., (jijinn'frhiffadf, {it-
Jitclthjiide.
KininliiiiK. Md-u'iitainin, anwatnvin.
Kir**, hlikitc, inhhitr. I maKc (iri",
'•iinl hhhililc, lu'/i III tlitire. 1 liavo
!io liru, ui>id (iw/.s*a/j. Tho fire
n'OPM out, utCtlMiUlii u/thd , III-
ranje hhku.tf. J\ly (ire roos out,
nr i.i t,'ono, wf'wfi litniir. — I luako a
'arge tir<', uln lytkinjny:'\ Tho
iro blii/A'H ii|>, l)\iikikiii, uhb'fe,
'•ain.Uilkiiic. 1 catch (it catches i
iro, nin itawadin, uin nalun ; na-
•I'adiJc, fiif'iif. Ill fiuMiU'Lst of a
ir«, nawMthtc. TIih (ire crack-
CB, jHipakiiicinaijdd. iMutc. 'flic
lire makes noise, hidikwakunc ifh-
Vole. — I act (ire, nin nakuifjc nin
iiakui'Uf. 1 set fire to hitn, (her,
t,) iiin takiiwa\ nin aakaan. Kire
;8 set to it, nahn'i/udc. Tho act of
iiottiiig fire, aakuifH'win.
inn
fire
pnmJikuiric^
Buas, mil
/ire i 1 fire a gun,
'lin tntidirryi(/r. 1
vapdahkiiigc-
i'^rebruuil, kcufikakidfj.
FirehiaiKi for pitching a canoe, pi-
ijik<:i"ani^t'a{i.
Fire-place, bidairiDi.
Fire-pt'kor. nuikinjiidan, aanaihin-
/figan, nanaikiiijlhjaiutk, tchitcM-
h'nji it/an. I stir or repair I ho fire
with a poker, 7iin naikinjduc, nin
nanaikihjdijc, nin tckilchi!:i»jiiiic\
nin niiikinjcan, or 7ii;i nanuikiii-
kanishk^ *r.vin fchiicAiki/ijean nh-
I 'jre-8teel , uldxtckan.
Fire-8tocl Uiver, ^'ihegonunrini-sihi.
Fire-vessel, (steamboat,) uhhde-na-
hihvun.
Firing-ilay, (the fourth of July,)
madwtf'Kje-giji.^jud, papaMitii/c-
iJtJi^ad.
Firitig guns, madivcuigcunn.
Firm, (stroii;::;) it is firm, (V«., an.)
horujan ; s(/ri(jid.
Firmament, ^7}ti,'.
V\rm\y, tsonii'an.
First, nakaucnitam. Tlie lirjst,«j-
' tnm, i^ctannat^lng. It is the first,
iiitamudn. I consider him (lur.
it,) the first, nin ititnm<'nimn jnif
nitaiinndiiii,. J am (it is) consid
crcd the first, w?"/» ni(a>nrnd:t^r,ji, ■
nifiiiiundiii/iciid. laiMthH first af
tor him, nhid nkami,hkitwa.
First, ( iii'w,) ( /ihki.
I''irst-l)ii til, *(//-// /..//('/«.
First-horn ; the first-horn, nrfmnini
(fid, iit^ikuud. I am tlic (irst-horn,
nin. vi/anint(j, nin sadkif. 'V\\c
first- horn i:.\\\\{\,iiitiim.»ijan.-V\xii\.
bjrnboy. First-horn gii'l. - S. I)o\
Girl.
Firtrt'C, ininmidag. Any kind oi
(ir-lree, ;'/;(;/»/;. A branch of a tit-
tree, ;'t;)r7'7*("//v//i. Little lir-l)raiicli,
or cedar-branch, jingdim .—^\wX
ter or hut made of' fir-hraiicheH,
Jihtwhiijan. 1 make a shelter ol
'fir-branches, or I am under such
a shelter, inn jrnqoliitjc.
Firy ; it is fny,v-hl-<,tcwad.
F:8li,f/?V/(). A kind of small fish, «/;/?</.
;//. iVjed fish, namtfrij. Dried
'smoked fish, (jadHdi (jitjn. 1 dry
and smoke fish, nin (jitukidv m-
gihke. There is plenty of fish,
f^ii/oika. The fish leaps up, r;o-
gaam ijigo. — The fish is soft, ji'm-
Si iiiiji'. The fish looks whitish,
wuliamt'(j'{./iin (jiijo. The fish luib
many honos, auiiKjunogid (dijn.~-\
catch 1 very large i'lah, nin' ktiga
hitdjildna. 1 caught so many fish
cs. S. /Una.
Fish-bladder, jnkwadj.
Fish -bono, giginvigun.
Fisher, (animal,) otchig ; akdhdd-
Fisher, (bird,) oki.fhkimanis.'>c.
Fishnr-line with many hooks, pagid-
aban. 1 set a line with hooks, «?'/i
pagidahi. I haul out a fisher-line,
nin nailaahi.
Fisherman, oagiiked, gigidkcivinini,
'/>tgidawad,/i'agidawttviiiini.
Fisher's buoy. " S. Buoy.
Fishery, fishing, gignikiivin.
Fish-havvk, niitchigig^oane.
Fish-hook, micrifkan.
Fisli-hook liiM , migiskannitb.
Fishing ; 1 am fishing, nin gigcikr. J
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"111 ti. with a flrajj-nct or draw
iJHt, giijoiutj niiul uywahiiMj/. I
am (isliiiiH; with a hook, ;(//* wavt-
han.ddi, I am I. with a liuok in tiie
iiiRht, niii nibdiociiuha/Mhi. I am
1. with a hook in a canoo or boat,
nirut iiijniiuiwvii'ehanahi
Fishing -t,'roun(i, pu'jidawflwm.
Ki.shnijr-iini)lci<ii'nt, wcwebanahan,
Fishing-iitio with a hook, odadjiija ■
kan. I am fishing with a hook,
nind odntljiijole \ nin wcwehnnabi.
Fishing-rod 'or stick, wewe\iunnba-
nak.
Fishnet, amlb. A small net, asmhins.
An old nsolos8 nft, asmbUh.
Fish -oil, (ji(j(>-bimide.
Fish -scale, M)((«awrt/.
Fish-store, (jiijowiijamig.
Fissure ; there is a fussnrc in a rock,
tashl-aJrikiKhkii , panmhika.
Fist, pikwakonlndj. 1 strike him
with the tist, nin pikwalconiniljita-
wa.
Fit ; it fits well, minol-arna(jad. It
fits me well, nin 7nin,vkai/(/ii, nin
dehishkan. It fits well in, min-
oshkine.
Fltchat, fitchew, jikag.
Five, nana .., in comjiositions; which
see in the First Fart.
Five, ndnan. We are five, nin ndv-
animin. There are five in. obj..
ndnaninon.
Five every time, five each or to each,
nenatiau.
Five hundred, ndnwak.
Five hundred every tiin'^, five hund-
red each or to each, nenanwak.
Fwa thousand, nailing mijuiiitwuk,
yianimidanak. We are five thou-
sand in number, mn nanimidanak-
osimin. There are five th. in. obj.,
nanitnidanakwadim.
Five times, naning.
Five times every time, five times
each or to each, ncnaning.
■'ix ; 1 fix it right, ni/i gwaiakoton. 1
fix it in a certain manner, ni7id
ijissiton.
Vis., (in B. in.)S. Uepair.
Flabby ; I am rtabby, ninjiujuf
Flaj;. S, Uauiirr.
Fladfcolet, /npufwan.
I''lag-8taH', kikiweimaluj.
Flail, apagatidaujan; apimmdaiuj
^ nitk, gitohiminuKian.
Flail or stick, to k.'iock out wild ru-e,
hawdigun, hatoaiganak.
Flambeau. 8. Torch.
Fiaiae, the flame is ascending high,
fusngakwu/ic There is n blue fiame,
ojan'anashkuHikone.
Flame. 8. Blaze.
Flank, (side of the body,'; my, th) .
hi fl ;i n k . ninbimfhigwada i, kihim e •
bigwudai, <dn/nibig/ruduian.
Flannel, wabigin. Yellow flannel,
o.mwabigin. Ked flannel, miahoa-
bi^ in.
Flaskj flagon, mnodni.
Flat; It is flat, {^in., an. ) nabaga; m-
bagiHi.U isflat, (metal, in., an.)na-
bagdhikad, femibikad ; ?tubagdbi-
kid, tcsmbikini.
Flat Rrass or herb, nabngnshk.
Flat hand, nabugdskinindj, tminind^
nngdkinindjaii. 1 strike him with'
th(f flat hand, nin nabagdtkinin ■
djitaiva.
Flat hat or cap, tissiwakioan.
Flat-head Indian, Nebagindibe.
Flnliwti, Joubkwdigatgan.
Flat pipe-stem, nabagakokidj .
Flat stone, ta.s.sabik, nabagabik.
Flatten; I flatten it, {in., an) nintef
siion, nin nahignducm ; nin tema,
nin nabatiiiddwti .
Flatten with an iron ; I flatten, mV»
jns/ikwaigaige 1 flatten it. {in..
(in. ) nin joshkwaigaan; nin j^fh .
htvaigdwa.
Flatter. Flattery, (in s. in.) S.
Praise.
Flattery, waivijindiwin.
Flat tobacco, nebagibagigid M«tim.
Flavor. S. Taste, good taste.
Flay; I flay, ninpukomge. 1 flay him,
nin I'likonu, nin biiduigibi/ia, nir
bishagigijwa.
Fh.%\,paljig. I have Weas.ninpabivo-''.
l* lea-herb, unimikibag.
Flee; 1 flee, nind oji/'n. I make him
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flee, or I save him by flight, nind
ojimoa. '
Flesh, wiiasg, toiiaeeima. My, th> ,
his flesh, niiasa, kitass, wiiasa. I
have ^eah^nindowiiase. I am flesh,
nin wiiassiw. As one is flesh, eji-
wiiiisdng. 1 make myself flesh,
ninwiiassiiviidis. — I take the flesh
ofJ, nin gitchiganejan wiiass. I tnke
off his nesh, nin gitchiganejwa.
Fleshy part of the leg, of my, thy^
hia leg, nindsid, Tcindsid^ ondsid.
Flexible, I become fl. again, ninje-
jawishka. My leg becomes fl. again,
ninjejawigadeshka. — It is flexible,
sibinkagad.
Flight, (jjinmvin.
Flight, (of birds,) bimissemn.
Flint, hiicdnug.
Flittermouse, papakwanadji.
Float; 1 float, I am on the surface of
the water, nind agom. I float, be-
ing partly in the water, nind ug-
wiiuljin. It floats, being partly in
the water, agwinde. I float (it
floats) down with the current,
nin l/imnbog; hitndtan.
Float about; 1 float (it floats) about,
nin tetebaagwindjin\ tetebaagwinde.
Float, for a net, agwindjonagan.
Flood, nikildwin^moshkaang. There
is a flood, moshkaan, nikibimagad.
Flood, flowing tidt; it is the fl. tide,
inofhkagami nib'.
Floodwood, ang'udssag. There is
Uoodwood, anqiodssagcka. In a
place where there is much flood-
wood, ungivdssagokang.
Floor ; there is a floor, apishimoni-
kadc- I make a floor, nind apishi-
moni^r,. I make a floor in it, nind
apisu.^monikadan.-lJntieT the floor,
andmismg. On the fl., mitchismg.
In the middle of the fl., ndivissag.
The fl. IS dirty, luinissaga. I wash
the fl., nin kis'tbigissaginige. The
floor is wet, rdbiwissaga. The fl.
is clean, binissuga.
Fiocr-board in a hoiise, apishimonak,
apishimon.
I'loor-branch m a Vjdge, upishimon.
Floor-carpet, r^tshinumigin.
Floor-mat, andkwn.
Flour, pakwejigan, bassisid pahweji-
Fl ou r bag , pahwejiganiwaj .
Flour-mill, bissibodjigan.
Flour-pap, pakwejigunaho.
Flower, uxAigon. A kind of yellow
flower, okitebagewaisahvaiic. An-
other kind, monawingwnbigon,. The
fruit of it, mouawing. — I make flo-
wers, nin wdbigonike. Woman that
makes fl., vsdbigonikewihwe.
Flowings; I am in my monthly flow-
ings, agwatchiiig nind aia, agw.a-
tching nin bodcuve.
Flute, pipigioan. I play on the flute,
nin pipigwe.
Flute-player, pipigwewinini, pep-
igived.
Fijte-pl?iying, pipigwewin.
Flute-reed, elder-shrub, pipigwiwu-
nashk.
Fly, odji. Small fly, qjins.
Fly; I fly, nin bimisse. It flies about,
(a bird,) babamisse. It flies around
s. th., giwitafise. It fl from..., ond-
jtsse. It fl. hither, &i(/;'i6w. It fl.
round, bijibasse.-lt flies oft', ( me-
thincr, ) mddjibide. it flies froai...,
mdjibide. It fl. hither, bidjibide.
Fly down, (in s. in.) S. Slide down.
Fly m ; it flies in, (a bird,) ptndigef-
se. It flies in, (something, )^intf;'4-
bide.
Flying, bimissewin.
Flying sqnhrel, Jagdnhhandawe.
Fly for safety; 1 fly, nind qjim. I fly
from him, (her, it,; nind ojima,
nind ojimotawa ', nitid ojindan,
nind, ojimotan. I make Him fly,
nind ojimnti. I fly to him, (her, it,)
nin nddjinijirna ; nin nddjinijin-
dnn. 1 fly to some place, nind in-
inijim.
Fly out ; it flies out, (a bird.) sagid-
jtsse. It flies out, (something,)
sagidjibide.
Fly up ; I fly up in the air, nind om-
bisse. It flies up, ombibide.
Foam, lite. My mouth is full of foam,
nin bitewidon. My mouth is full of
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•i>am from
gidus.
anger, nin hiUwidone-
Foam ; I foam at my mouth in runn-
ing, nin hitiwaaam.
Fog, awdn. The fog is falling, hina-
wi'm. The fog disappears, puka-
wan.
Foggy; it is foggy, awdn.
Fold; I fold, niii, Imkitenige. I folcjit,
nin hinhilenan. I fold it, (stuff in.,
un. ) nin ndbwiginan ; 7un nabuie-
gina.
Folded; it is f., hishmigade, biskisaxn.
Folks, bemadisidjig.
Follow ; I follow, nin nupinaki. ' I
follow him, (her, it.) tiin nopina-
na, nind ishlcwikawa ; nin, nopina
. dan, nind ishhwekan. I follow it,
(in., un.) nin nagatwuodon ; nin
nugalw^wa. I follow hid track, nin
bimaana, nin madauiia, ntn noss-
wuana. I follow a road or trail,
, nin bimaadan mikana, nin md-
daadon mikana, nin nosswaadon
mikana. I follow a certain trail,
nind inamodjvje.
Follow in succession ; I follow in
sue, nindy aniheshkage. I follow
him, nind aniUshkawa. It follows,
anikeasin.
Fond ; I am fon:^ of it, nin nitdwan-
ddn.
Fond of..., (ins. in.) S. Attached to...
Fond du Lac, Waiekwdkiichigumi.
Fond du Lac, Nagddjiman. At, to or
from Fond du Lac, NagdJjiwa-
nang.
Food, midjim. It is food, midjimi-
wan. I gather or collect food, (pro-
viaions,) nin nainim. I collect it
for food, {in., an.) nin naenimon :
nin nainimonan.
Fool, gawanadiaid, gegihadisid. I am
a fool, nin giwanadia, nin gagiba-
dis.
Foolish ; I ain f., nin gagibadis, nin
biainadis, nind agawadia. It is foo-
lish, gagibadad. 1 make him foo-
lish, nin gugibudisia, nin gagiba-
soma.
Foolishly ; I act or behave foolishly,
nin geigihad^ige.
Foolishness, gagibadiaiwin, aguwadi-
aiwin, gagibadjigewin, hinnadiai-
win.
Foolish noise, kiwaniaiwm. I mak«
noise foolishly, nin kiwanis.
Foolish person, aegibaditid.
Foot, osidamu. My, thy, his foot, ni-
.aidy Maid, osid. The right foot,
kitchis'id, okitohisidama. The left
foot, namandjisid , oiiamandiisi-
dama — I have feet, niiui osid. 1
have clean feet, nin hiniside. I
have convulsions in my foot or feet,
nin tchitchibiaideahku. I have
cramps in my fbot or feet, nind
otchiaidepinig. I have a dead foot,
nin nibowiaide. 1 have dirty feet,
ninwiiiiside. l\\&\e hairy feet, nin
mishiaide. nin memiahiaide. I have
large feet, nin mamd/igiaidc. I
have a long foot, nin ginoaide. 1
have long feet, nin gagdnoaide One
of my feet ia longer than the other,
nin ndbaneginoaide, I have only
tne fGot> mn nabaniside. 1 have
pain in my foot, nin dewiaide. I
nave a scar on my foot, nind odji-
shiaide. I have a short foot, nin
takoside. I have short feet, ndn ta-
takoaide. One of my feet is shorter
than the other, ninnubanitdkoside .
I have a small foot, nind agassiai-
de. I have small feet, nin hdbiwi-
side.-M.y foot is bloody, nin misk-
wiwiaide. My feet are bound, nin
mamdndjigoaidebia. I bind or fetter
his feet, nin mamanc^igoaidebina,
nin mamdndjigwapisidfibina. My
foot is bruised, mn Jaahdgoaideah-
kos. I bruise my foot, nin tatagoai-
deodia. ^ My feet are cold, nin tald-
aid^, nin tatakiside. My feet are
cold being wet, nin takwakiaidei-
abawe. My feet are benumbed with
cold, nin takwakisidewadi . My feet
are cracked, nin gipisida, mn ga-
gipiaide. My foot is cut ofT, nin
kiahkiaide. 1 cut off my foot, nin
kiahhiaideodia. I cut off his foot,
nin kiahkiaxdejwa. My foot is Aia,-
located, nin kotigoaiktta. I dislo-
cate ray foot, nin hotigotHctfi n,
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n'rt auiukakosUIeshin, nin hinisho-
nd-echin. My foot is frozen, nin
/na,i/ikaw(ufjisi<iewa^J. My foot is
pierced, nni jibanisideji(jns. My
foot is swollen, nin harjiside. My
foot is stiff, nin, tfihibatnTcoRide. My
foot is tender, or my feet are ten-
der, nin nnbiside. My feet are
warm, nin kijostde. My feet are
wet, nin niMwis-ide. My foot is
vvonnded, nin mnh'side. — At my
feet, eji^idebiidn. I burn my foot,
ninhadagnsides. 1 hurt my foot,
nin nangisideshin. 1 hurt my foot
walking, nin bitdkosideshin, nin
pahweddfshin. 1 lift up my foot,
nind otnhidden. The other foot,
ajawisid, nobanesid. I press his
foot, nin magosfdena. I put my
foot on s. th. sitting, nind agivitcJ)-
indeshiriwn. In put my foot in..
nin pindjisideshin. I slide or fall in
with one foot, win./"' . 'sidesse. 1
rub his foot or feet .i,ti some me-
dicine, niji sinitfosidebina. I sprain
his foot by pulling, Jiin pakiside-
Hna. I have it sticking in my foot,
it sticks in my foot, nin, patakisi-
dedjin. T thrust it in my foot, nin,
patakinideodis. 1 thrust it in his
(oot, nin, patakisidewi. I wash my
feet, nin, kidbigiside. I wash his
feet, nin, kidbigisidena. 1 wipe my
feet, nin kisiside. I wipe his feet,
vin kisisidewa. — The extremity of
the foot, toanakosid. — At the foot
of a hill or mountain, mssnki.
Foot, ( 12 inches;) one foot, ningnto-
aid. Two; three, four feet, etc.,
nijosid, nissosid, niosid, etc. So
many feet, dassosid.
Foot-bath; T take a warm foot-bath,
nind abakamags. I give him a warm
f., nind abakamasswa.
Footboard of the Indian cradle,
atckisidebison.
Footing; 1 have a good footing, nin
minokami. I have a bad footing,
7iin mdnikami.
Footman, bamifagan, bamitagewin-
i.ii.
Foot-rag, ajigan.
Footstep; I make small footsteps,
nind ai/iissikam. nin babiwishkam.
— S. track.
Footstool, agwitchi'tdesJiimonoi/nn,
apixidfhix'in.
For, (because,) sa.
Forbear; I forbear with him, nin
ganahitdiva, nin habimiwidaica. —
We forbear with one another, nin
ganfxbilndimin, nin bnbimi>vidn-
dimin.
P^orbear, Forbearance, (in s. in.) S.
Patient. Patience.
Fqrbid; I forbid, nin ginaamage. I
forbid him, (her, \t,) nin giiiaama-
lua; nin ginaamadnn, nin ginaa-
nwioadaii. I forbid it to myself,
nin gznnamadis. — It forbids, gina-
amngema^ad.
Forbiddance, ginnamagewin, ginn-
amadiwin.
Forbidden ; any thing forbidden,
ginaamagoivin. I am forb., n\n
ginanmago. It is forb. , ginaamage-
magnd.
Forbi'dder, gcnaamaged.
Force. S. Power.
Ford; I ford a river, nin tahamadcuii.
Foreboding. S. Augur. Auguration.
Forefinger, (showing-finger,) inoin-
inii.
Forehead, katigwan.
Foreigner, stranger, maidginini. —
Foreign woman, maidgiiuue. I am
a foreigner, (man or woman,) nin
maiagis, nin ni'iiatawis.
Foreman, nagdnisid.
Foremost, niganendagwakamig. I am
foremost, nin niganls. I am (it is ■
foremost, considered foremost,
7iin niganendagn/i, nin nitaynenda-
gos, nin niaiuwcndagos; niganen-
dag't'ad, nitamendngwad, maiaw-
endogwad. 1 consider him (her,
it) foremost, nin niganenima; nin
niganendun. — I am foremost,
(traveling by water,) ninnigavk.
— The foremost in. object, neta-
missing.
Forenmner, naganislikad.
Forepart; in the forepart, nigan.
Forenoon; a forenoon, or half a day,
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ningc-nawakwe. In the forenoon,
tchi bwa nawa'cweij.
Forest, miliijwalci. There is a forest,
bimakwa. In the miiUllo of:i for-
est, nawakwa. I walk on the border
of a forest, iiin jljodakwaam. —
Near the forest, trhioaJcwa. The
forest is far, wat^saakwakwa. The
forest has a wliit3 appearance, wa-
hakwaitiagad. The for. is low. ti-
haf-sakwu. The for. is thick, gibak-
wa, mipoandaga. Indian from the
thick forests, Sugwandiuiawinini.
Burnt forest. S. -oiirnt.
Foretell; I foretell, ««« niganadjtm.
Foretell. Forteller. Fortelllng;, (in
s. in.) Augur. Auguration.
Foreteller, ?«f/a«at/;Yw'/i«(«i'rt 2.
Foretelling, nigauddji/rwwin.
Foretelling woman, niyanddjimo-
wikwe.
Forget; I forget, nin,wunendam,nin
honendam. I forget him, (her, it,)
nin wanenima, niahmenima; nin
ivanenddv, nin honenddn, I forget
myself, nin waerinindis, nin hoiie-
nindls. 1 for. s. th. relating to him.
nin wanendamawa, nin honendam-
awa' We for. our mutual ■offences,
nin bonenindimdn.
Forgetful; I am tor., nin nitu-ivanen-
dmn.
Forgetfu!ii?ss, wanendamotvin, nitd-
7vanendamowiii.
Forgetting, wanendamowin, honen-
damowin.
Forget to take; I for. to talie, nin
wanike. I for. to take him, (her,
it,) nin wanxkenan\ ninicaniken.
Forgive; I forgive, nin honlgidetage.
nin bonendam. I forgive it, nin ho
nenddn, nin loehindn. 1 for. him-
7iin bonigidetaiiM, nin iccbinamatuti,
niii wanendamawa, nin honendam,
awa, nind odjimeniinu. We for.
each other, nin boni^jidetadimin,
nin U'ehinamadiniin, nin botienm-
dimin.
Forgiven; I am for., nin bnnigidetti-
gns, nin gassiamngo. It is for., ho-
neiidjnjade, wehinigade, gauiigade.
Forgiven, (in s. iuA S. Rejected.
Thrown away.
Forgivene.ss, bonendamowin, buniy-i,-
deiugewin, boniijiditagcici/i, </i(.-,
siumagewin, ga.--nania(jf.ivin. Mu-
tual 'forgiveness, hoitenindiicin-
bimigi ieiudiwin, wibinam/uliwin .
Forgotten; I am (it is)forsr., as wet!
as forg., nin icanend'Kjos; iruntn-
dagwad. I am (it is) quite forgot-
ten, nin wanendjigim; wanendji-
yade.
Fork, nassawahideiyuii, patakank-
haigan, hay-fork.
Fork," tn\)\e4oxk,pataknignn. I pict
up with a fork, nin /atakuige. i
pick it up. {in., an.) nin patakaar,:
ninpctnkCiwa.
Form, ijindgosiwin.
Form; I form it, {in., an.) nin ma.<t/-
dinan;ninm(isidin^i.. I form it fo.'
him, nin maaidinamai"a.
Formed; I am (it is) formed, nin'i
fjig; ojigin.
Former, ytte — -
Formerly, yaidt, miwija.
Formidable. S. Feared.
Fornication, hishigwadimoin, ya-
gihadisiwln.
Fornicator, bishiywadjinini, gayi-
bndjinini.
.?^ornicatress, bishiywadjikwe, gagib-
a^ljikwe.
/brsake; T lor. him, (her,it,) nin na-
gana\ nin nagndun.
i^orsake. i^orsaken, (in s. in.) S,
Throw away. Thrown away.
Fori, fortress, xnakaiyan, akobimwan.
In the f Qvt, pindjicakaigan. Out of
the fort, agwutchiwakaigan,
i^or the sake oi.„, ondji.
Forthwith, u'fiwih,pahtge, kejidin.
/brtify; I for. him. (her, it,) nin son-
git ia, nin mashkawina; ninscmai-
trn, nin 7nashknn<iton,
Fortify the heart or mind; I fortify,
nin snngideeshkage. I for. him, nin
songidceshkawa, nin mashkawtn-
dumin.
Fortitude of the heart, sonyideeicin,
I give him fortitude, n/n. songideeah-
kawu. Giving fortitude of the
heart, songideeshlageicin.
Fortnight, nijo-anamtegijigad .
Fortunate; I am for., n'injawendayof.
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Fortune. S. Riches.
Fort William, Ginnancligweiaij, or
Kamanifuju'ciag.
Fur^y, niiniilana. We are forty, vin
ni'midaiMWeinhi. Tliore are forty
in. oh'nf.cU,nimi(la»aren'(m. There
are forty pair, uiinidanuwciodn.
Forty every time, forty each or to
each, ninimidunii.
Forty hundred, or four thonsand,
nimidaval-. We are four thousand
of us, nin nimidanalconmin. There
are 4000 in. objects, nimuianah-
wadon.
Found; I am (it is^found,?l^wm'to,
nin mihadjiiins\ mikade, mil-adji-
gade. Found thintr, m«T«(7an.. It
is a found thing. miHgajiiwan.
Foundation, ashotchimtchiijan.
Foundation of a house, ondkamigis-
sitchigan.
Foundation-stone, ashotchmitchiga-
ndbih, ashotahiHssitehigaii.
Founded; it is well founded, TO^Wj^-
mosdtchiiiade.
Founder. Foundry.— S. Smelter.
Smelting-house.
Fountain. S. Spring.
Four, 7!w..., in compositions; which
gee in the First Part.
Four, niwin. We are ictwx , tiin ni-
wimin. There are fouri». objects,
niwinoii.
Four every time, four each or to
each, neniwin.
Four hundred, niwak. We are four
hundred iij number, 7iin niwoJcosi-
min. There are 400 in. objects,
tiiwakwudon. Four hundred pair,
mwakioiwdn.
Four hundred every time, 400 each
or to each, neniwak.
Fourth; the fourth, eko-niwing.
The fourth time, or four times,?a'-
wina.
Fourthly, eko-niwing.
Fourth of July, pushhisige-gijigad.
papashkisige-gijigud, madwesige gi-
jignd.
Four times, niwing.
Four times every time, four times
each or to each, neniwing.
Fox, wdgosh. Young fox, wagoshms.
Fragment, hnhraii.
f^ranip-house, icakaigan, mitigo-wa-
kaigan.
France, Wemiti4jojiivaki. In France,
to or from France, Wemitigt^iwu-
I'ing.
Frankincense, minomagwakisigan. I
burn frankincense, 1 incense, ti?';;
minumagirakisige. — S. Perfume.
Fraud. S'. Cheat. Cheating.
Free; I am free, nin dihenindis.
Freedom , dihenindismrin.
Freeze; I freeze to death, nin ga-
wdilj, nin masfikawadj. I begin to
feel* that a part of my body is freez-
ing, niti mikawadj. — It freezes
over, gnshkadin, gihadin.
Freezing, ?nashkarvadjiwin, gawadji-
win.
Freezing-moon, (November,) gash-
kadini-gisiss.
French; 1 speak French, nin wemi-
tigojim.
French book or letter, toemitigoji-
madnaigan.
French boy, or a little Frenchman,
Wemitiqojins.
French cliurch, wemitigoji-anamie-
wigamig.
French girl, weniitigojiJcwens.
French language, ivemitigrijimmvin.
Frenchman, Wcfnitig/r/i.
French priest, (Catholic priest,) wg-
■mitigoji-mekaieivikwanaie.
French religion, (Cathohc religion,)
ii)emitignji~anamiewin.
Frenchwoman, wemitisnjikwr..
French writing, tvemitignjiwihiigan.
I write in French, yiin wemitignji-
wihiige. It is written (or printed)
in French, wemitig<ijiwii:nii. I
translate it into French, nin wemi'.
tiijojiwiitsiton. It is translated in
French , wcmitigojiwissitchigade.
Frequent; I freq. bad women, nin
nodihwewe, nin nodjihvewe.
Frequent. S. Keep company.
Frequently, naningim, niningim, sa-
fdgwana.
Fres'h, ashki-.
Fret; I fret him, nin nishkia. It
frets me, nin niahkiigan. — S. An-
gry.
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Friend; my friond, (or brother, ~)
nikanins, mf/JiH'uh. Thy tViotid.
kikanm, kiJiiki'vL His friend,
wikanissa'i, wi^ljikiiv^-Hin. I am
his friend, (or he is my friend.)
nin, -mino^ina'vema . I am its friend,
ni)i mino-inawendayi.
/^riend, (in s. in.) S. Comrade.
Brother, (friend.)
friendship, inawrndiwin, mitw-ina^
weruliwin, safjiidiwin.
Fripht, ammissoiviii, gotadjiwin,
IcMchi segisiwin.
Frighten; I_ fr. him, nin aigia, nin
segima, nind Arnawa.
Frighten, (startle;) I frighien it, (an
aniniaj, )fj,j«(Z oshawa, nind osliaka-
wa, nin nanamda.
Frightened; I am fr., nin segendam,
nin migosM'a(lji-aia. I am Ir. by
s. th. I heard, nind amaniss. I
look frightened, nin seginnqos.
Frightened animal, nanamailjigan.
Frightfnj; f am (it is) frightful, nin
gotdmigas; gotdmigwad, — S. Hor-
rible.
Frightful or enormous number or
quantity. There is a fr. number
of us, nin gagwdnisaaginomin, or,
nin gagwdnissaginimin. There is
a fr. quantity oif it, gagwdnissagi-
nod.
Frivolous; I am fr., nin hisinudis,
nin gagihadis. I make him friv.,
nin tisinadjia — S, Disquiet.
Frivolousness, bisinadisiwin, gagiha-
disiwin.
Frock for men, hahisikawagan.
Frock for women, godnss. 1 wear a
long frock, nin ginwamhis.
Frog, omakaki, A kind of green frog,
jashagaivashkogissi. Another kind
of frog,passek'd7iak. A small kind
of fr6g, pikonekwe.
Frost; there is glazed frost (or rime)
on the ground, gashoewemagad.
Frower, tashkignigan.
Frozen; [ arn 'frozen, nin mashka-
wadj. It is frozen hard, mnslika-
■wadin. It is frozen over, gashka-
din,gibadin. It is frozen thick,
kipagadin.
Frugal; 1 am frugal, pcfangi nin
wis.i/n.
Fruit; different kinds of fruit, vdia-
giminan.
Fruit of the tree, maniwang mitig.
Fruit>tree, maniwid mitig.
Fry; I fry, nin snusakohwc. I fry it,
{in., an.) nin sassakokwudan; nin
sassdkokivana.
Frying-pan, mstakokwadjigan, ab^
wiwin. Frying-pan with a short
handle, abwewinens.
Fuel, wood, missdn. I have no fuel,
?iind ntaivc.
Full; it is full in a certain manner,
indshkine.
Full. S. Filled.
Fulfil; I fulfil it, nin tibishhissiton.
I fulfil a promise, nin tibissuton,
nin tiidssiton.
Fulfilled; it is fulfilled, iibishkossi-
tchigade.
FnWy, wawinge, upitch%.
Funeral. S. Burial.
Funnel, pinsibadjigan. I am pour-
ing through a funnel, nin pinsi-
badjige. I pour it through a fun-
nel, ninpinsibadon.
Fur, (hair of animals,) biwui. Its
fur, nbiwai. It has no fur or hair.
paskkwad ikwebigisi . — This animal
has a black fur, bns7nakatcu>awe
aw awessi. It has a fine fur; bissi-
biwaie. It has a good hu^ininwa-
we. Jt has a long fur, gagdnobi-
tvaie, ishpawe. It has a short iur,
litissMve. It has a ihick and pro-
fitable fur, bissagivawe.
Fur, given as payment to a fur-tra-
der, ataioagan.
Furnish; 1 furnish to people, «i7irf
ondinamage. I fur. it to him,
nind ovdinamawa. I fur. to my-
self, iiind ondinamud'is, nind mi-
nidis. 1 furnish it to n.yself, (»7i..
an. ) nind ondinamadisau, nin, mi-
nidison ; nind ondinumadisonan,
nin minidisfnian.
Further, or farther, aivass.
Further there, awdsswedi.
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Gaiety, S. Gayiiess.
Gain ; I gain it,(t/i., an. )iiin gashMton;
niu (jaM-m. I gaiti nothing, nind
agawis, nind aijawinlika, nind aga
tv'ita, mnd anau'emis. I gain, i^in
a pliiy,) nin pakinage, nm niijaga-
do.
Gain ; I gain, (endeavoring,) nin
wikwatchi. I gain it, {in., an.)
ninfiikicatchilun; tiiii wikwatchia.
I gain to myself, nin wikwatchitas,
nimvikwatdiitamas. 1 gain it to
myself, («/t., an.)nin loikwatchita-
8071, nin wikwalcliitumason; nin
wikwatiMtasonan, nin icikivutchit-
amaennan.
Gain, (in s. in.) S. Earn.
Gained; it is gained, {in., an.) ga-
shk tcki^;ude; gaskkitohigaso. Gam-
ed object, gashkitchigan.
Gaining, gas/iHtchigewin.
Gain over. S. Prevail.
Gainsay; I sviinsay , nindajidewidam.
nind ajideive, nind ajiilengc, nin
• gagdnsitam, nin nakwetage, nin
nakwctam, nind agunwetage, nind
ugnntvetain. 1 use to gainsay, nind
a'jidengeshk, nin nakicelangeshk,
nind agonwetangeshk. — 1 gainsay
him, nind ajidtmu, nin gagansi-
tawa, nin fiakwetawu, nind agon-
ivct'iwa. I gainsay in thoughts,
nind ujideiendam, nind agmiwiitn-
dam. 1 gainsay against it, nin
gagamitdn.
Gainsayer, aiagonwetang. _
Gainsaying, agonwetamouw.
Gait, walking, linwssewin.
Galilean ; GaiiUmnini,
GdiW, winsop.
Gallon, tninikivadjigan.
G
Gallows, agonidiivi-'n''ig.
Gamble; 1 gamble, ni7ia atdge, nin
7iitd atage, nin matclii-attuje.
Gambler, nctd-ataged, eia^eshkid.
Gambling, atddiwtn, alugeehkiwin,
matchi-atadiu-in.
Gambling-house, atddiwigamig.
Game, (interested game,) atddimn.
Game; 1 game, ni/id utdge.
Gaine.S. Hunt. Hunting.
Gang. S. Troop.
Gap. S. i^issure. Hole.
Gape. Gaping. — S. Yawn. Yawning.
Garble. S. Sift.
(jarden, kitigan, kitiganens.
Garden-house, kitigayiiwioamig,
G a rd e n - R i V e r , Jiiiiganit>ioi.
Gard-house, akanduwigamig.
GaxVic, jigdgawanj.
Garment, agnylwin.
Garter, kamkih'idassehison.
Gather; 1 gather together, 7iin ma-
wandinige, nin maivandonige, nin
mdwa7idjitc/iige. I gather it togeth-
er, {in., an.) nin mdiiandjiton,
nin mawandi7ia7i, nin maivando-
nan, nin mdwandjistiton,; nin ma-
wand jia, nin muwa7idi7ia, ?iin ma-
waiidona. I gather people together.
nin mawansomag . — 1 gather for
somebody, nin mawandjikimage.
I gather it for him, nin niawandji-
tamawa. T gather for myself, nin
mawa7idjita7na8, nin mawandjita-
■madia, 7iin mawandjitass. 1 gather
it for myself, {in., an.) ninma-
ioa7idiita7nason, nin mawandjita-
madiS07i, ni7i i7iawandjitassvn\ nin
m'iwa7idjita7/ias(man, nin mawan-
djitamadi.^(ma7i, nin mawandjitas-
sonan. I gather with him, nin
mdwanidiwitl
^rether sevvir
T gather ih
nin miavand
div/wadanan
coals togpth'
1 gather hay
— It gathe
dossemagitfl .
Gather berries
mawi7is. I g
them, nin gt
\in.,an:) ni
nag>
Gathered; we
a great nun
min, nin 7/id
Gathered obje
Gatherer, 7n,aH
(■Jauze, jihaivc
Gay; I am ga
jom'Kiudis.
bdpinenimoa
am gav, in li
jowendam.
Gay, (ins. in.'
Gayness, ga^
Gaiety in h
ivendamowh,
Gaze; I gaze
7nn mamaht
(her, it) wi
ina7nakasuh(i
naiva; nin i
mimakdsinc
Gazed; any ob
sabandjigan
i^eld. S. Casti
General, kitch
Generally, mn
Gentile. S. Pa
Gentle; it is j
wdngawid, i
Gentle, (in s.
Gentleness, he
Gently, hek.a.
Genuflection,
Geometer, dil
Geometry, dil
Germ, (bud,)
German, anii
niTid unimd
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maioarnd iu'idjiwa. — [ gather to-
gether sevvinjr> nlnmAnHindogirafs.
T gather i.h' in together sewing,
nin ■muwaniiotjivadan, niii mawaii-
doijwadanan-. — 1 gather burning
coals together, nin maioantli.Jc/jf.-
I gather hay, nin mawandobhkan.
— It gathers together, rnawan-
dossema(/ii^I .
Gather berries; I gather berries, nin
maivins. I gather berries and eat
them, niii ydpon. I gather them,
(in., an.) nin gdponan; nin gajni-
nags
Gathered; we are gath. together in
a great number, nin mdmawlni-
niin, nin mnmawinnnin.
Gathered object; mawandjigan.
Gatherer, maivc ndjitchigewinini.
Gauze, jibawassiitjin.
Gay; I am gay, nin hapinenini, nin
jom'wudis. I make him gav, nin
hupinenimoa; nin jomiwadii^ia. I
am gav, in liquor, nin minohi, nin
jowendam.
Gay, (ins. in.) S. Joyful.
Gayness, gayety, havinenimowin.
Gaiety in half drunkenness, jo-
ivendamowin .
Gaze; I gaze ats. th. with surprise,
nin mamal'Asahayige. I gaze at him
(her, it) with astonishment, nin
maynakasahama, nin mnmakdd-
nawa\ nin mamahusdbandan, nin
mimakdsinan.
Gazed; any object gazed at, mamaTca-
sahandjigan.
ixeld. S. Castrate.
General, kitohijimaganisM-ogima.
Generally, mnmaivi.
Gentile. S. Pagan.
Gentle; it is gentle, (a horse, «Sjc.)
ivdngait-i,si. tvawdngn wid.
Gentle, (in s. in.) S. Mild.
Gentleness, bekadiniwin, minodeewin
Gently, heka.
Genuflection, otchitchin^wanitawin.
Geometer, dihnakiminini.
Geometry, dibaahmn.
Germ, (bud,) mgnnwi.
German, aniinCi. I speak German,
nind unimdm.
German langtiage, animamowin.
German woman, animdkwe.
Germinate; it germinates. (i«., an.)
sugarnpim<tgud\ aagunuyi. I make
it germ., {in., an. ) 'nin saganwissi-
ton; nin nugannia.
Get; 1 am getting worse, (in my
sickness,) nind alindis, nind
ahindjine.
Get froni..., 1 get s. th. from..., nind
(indinige. nind ind'S. I get him
(her, it) irom...,?iind ondina; nind
ondinan.
Get lost. S. Go astray.
Get ready. S. Prepare.
Ghost, mitnif.o\ tcliibai.
Giant, misfdbe. k'tchi-inini. Fab-
ulous giant, iHndigo.
Giantess, kitchiihtve. i<'abulous gi-
antess, windigokwc.
Giant's bird, ■wmdigohinei'hx.
Giant's "tripes de roche", windvjo-
wukon.
Giddiness, giwrnliMvewin.
Giddy; 1 am giddy, nin giwashkwt.
I am giddy from drinking, nin
giwitshkwebi. I am g. from heat,
nin giwashkwes. I am g. by smell-
ing, nin giivashkwenos. 1 am g. by
falling, 7iin giwa»hk>ceshin. I am
made giddy iSy s. th. falling upon
me, nin giwahhkwekos.
Gift, ininigi/win,. minigosiwin, migi-
wewin, minidiicin, pagidinigan.
Gild; 1 gild it, {in., an.) nind osawa-
Joniiakadan; nind osawu-joniia-
k'laa.
Gilt; It is gilt, {in., an.) osaiva jonii-
akade; ofuwdjirniiakaso.
Gimblet, hiinmigans.
Ginger-bread, witshkvhitchigasod pa-
kivfijii/iin.
Gird; 1 gird myseU, nin kitchipis. I
gird myself strongly, nin sindapix.
1 gird up high my blanket, nin
takwainhis. nind. iahpantahcebis. 1
gird him, (her, H,) nind aias.swa-
pina', nind aiaaswupidon. — S.
Girdle.
Girdle, kitchipison. — S. Belt.
Girdle; 1 girdle myself otherwise, or
with another belt, nind andapis.
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Girl; little piri, ■ihoc&ens, \ am a
little ),'irl, nind ikivexenidw. Grown
»p girl, oshkiniiiilcivc, qijikwc. I
am a grown np girl, ai!nlt, nind
oxhHn.i(jihwew, nin tjijikwew. - ■
Tli(!_lirst-I)()rn crirl of a family, mn-
dnkikiMwisn. I am the Hrsl-l)orn
girl of the family, niii inadjikihcc-
ivianiv.
Girt; 1 am not well girt, nin ma-
il apis.
Girth, assotchihi(lji<jan.
Give; 1 g\\'e,niumi(/iwe. I give him,
nin mina. I give to myself, nin
minidu. We give to each other,
nin. mhrnlimin. I give him, (her,
it.) nin InJina; ?iin hidinan. I eive
him (her, it) to him, nin hidina-
maum. — 1 give to all, nin dihaolci.
I give also to him, ni/i dehaona. I
have not enough to give to all, nin
nimdcoM. I have not eiio\]gli to
give to him, nin. nondiona. — I
don't like to give soon, nin noina-
gewis.
Give, (in s. in.) S. Present.— S. Sa-
crifice.
Give away. I give away, nin migi-
we. I give him (her, it) away, nin
miniwenan, nin pagiilina, ninjia-
gidtnima ; nin migiwen, nin paqi-
dinan, nin pngidendan. I give 'it
to him, nin pngidendamaiva, nin
pagidinamawa. I give it away for
him, nin migiwetawa, nin migiwe-
tamaiva. — 1 am too much in a ha-
bit of giving away, nin migiweshk.
Habit of giving away, migiweshlci-
win.
<iive back; I give back, neiah nin
migiwe. 1 trive him (her, it) back
again, niiah nin migiwenan, nind
ajina; neiiih nin migiwen, nind
ajenan. I give him back again s.
th., neiab nin mina, nindajetia-
mawa.
Given; lam given s. th
gos. I am
goodness.
nm rrnni-
given s. th. by divine
, nin, minigowis. It is
given awav, {in., an.) 2yagidini-
gade; pagidinigaso.
Give to drink; I give to drink, ntn
minaiwe. I am in a bad habit oi
giving to drink, nin miniiiweshk.
1 Rive him to drink, nin, minau. 1
give (or piocure)_to drink to mv-
aelf, nin. minaidis. We give each
other to drink, nin minuiUimin.
The act of giving to drink to each
olhor, or to several, minaidiwin.
The bad habit of givmg to drink.
minuitvenhkiwin.
Give up; 1 give up, nind anijitah,
nind anawendjige, nind unwendarn.
i give him up, nind inuwea. nin
hmia. I give it vi'(>,ninhoniton.~
I give myself up to somebody, ntV*
pagiilenindis.
Given up; it is given up, honitchi-
gade, wehinlgade.
Giving, migiwewin, pagidendammnn .
Giving up, anijitunv'/win, anaiven-
djigewin, unwendumowin.
Glad; 1 arn glad, nin minwendnvi.
nin hapinenim, nin nnendam, nind
onunigwendam, nin nudjigendittu.
1 am very glad, nind (.samenini.
I am glad to have escaped the
danger of perishing, nin bujine-
wagendam. I make him glad", nm
minwend.nmia, nin natndamia,
nin hapini nimna.
Glad and thankful; I am gl. and th..
nin mikonuweiendum. I make hint
glad, (by some good service,) nin
mihmaivea. 1 am gl. and th. he
has it, ninmikonaweienirna.
Gland; my, thv. his gland, ninishk,
kinishk, oninhkwan.
Glanders; the horse has glanders,
ogigoku hebejigoganji.
Glass; drinki'ng-glass, miiiihvndji-
gun; window-glass, wassetchigan-
<ihik.
Glass-bead, manitominens.
Glide; I glide in the water, jiin hak-
ohisse.ningogisse. It glides away,
mddjihide.
Globe, aki.
Globulous or globular; it is' globu-
lous. {in., an.) hikominagad, bdhi-
kominagad; bikominagiai, hubiho-
minagi&i. Two, three, four, etc..
globular obj
tominag, nio
globular objf
Glorification, /1-1
hibhigendagot
Glorify"; I g'loi
kitchitwanin
nin bit^hiyevu
weninia, ni
kitchitwatcim
nin bit:higena
wawenditn. n
rify myself,
nin kitchitwa
Glorify, (in s. i
Glorious; I an
kiichitwaweni
gos; kitchitwa
dagwad. 1 i
kitchiticav'ia
(Idsia, nin h\i
Glory, kitchitu
win. kitihitn
igendagosiwi)
Glory, (in s. in
Glove, mindjik
Glow-worm, wv
Glue, namehc
namekwanike
Ghie-boiler, na
Glutton, nebud
nin nibddis.
Gluttonous; I n
Gluttony, nibai
Gnash; I gnasl
den. I gnash
nin Jiiiahiden
nin nisknbidi
nin niski'ihidi
Gnaw; I gnaw,
ffnaw it, {in.
dan; ninjish'i
Go; I go, nim
gad. I go son
himosse; by
sailing, nin. I
and further, i
..., iji.fsin. It
rod ion, iniki
Go abo!:t; I gc
ntn baba-ini\
canoe or be
GO
509
no
globular objects, nijominafi, um-
tominag, niaminag. He. ydirany
globular objpcts. ^as$omiiuig.
GlonCicSition, Hfr/iiiiciiwendagoeiivm,
huhiijfndagdbiuin.
Glorifv"; I g'ior. him, (her, ii,)i,in
litchitwau'itia, nin mino-waichia,
nin huhiyevJug'cia, ninl'tchdwa-
wevima, nin huhi<jenim,n\ nii).
kitohitwanindan, nin mino-ivinJun,
tiin huhigendmjivitnn, nin kUchit-
ivawendan, ninhuhwtndan. I elo-
rify mysf'lf, ni/i. k'itchitwawiidis,
nin kitcldtwaweniiidin. ■
Glorify, (ins. in.) S. Exalt.
Glorious; lam (it is) glorious, ««»
kitchitwairendagos, nin. hii'hiiienda-
gos; hitchitwawendagwad, hitshigm-
aagwad. 1 make him Rior. ,'/>;*«
b'tchiiwavia, nin Hlchitwawcnda-
fjiisia, vin h'Khigendagivia.
Glory, Htchitwawin. kilchitwanud-
win. kitckitwuwendngosiwin. hinh-
igendagasiwin, ishpemlagosxwin .
Glory, (in s. in.) S. Boast.
Glove, mindjikawan.
Glow-worm, vuiwafcm.
Glue, vamehcan. 1 make glue, nin
namckwanike.
Glue-boiler, riamchwanikeivinini.
Glutton, nehddibid. I am a glutton,
nin nihddis.
Gluttonous; I am gl.. nin nibddis.
Gluttony, nihadisiwin.
Gnash; I gnash, wm kahtchishkali-
den. I gnash and show the tee h,
n.in7iiiahiden, \ gii.ish with anger,
nin ninkdliiden. 1 gnash at him,
nin niskdhidetuwa.
Gnaw; I gnaw, nin jtshigwandjige. I
gnaw it, {in., an.) ntn jislkigwan-
danii ninjishiqwama.
Go; I go, nind ijd. It goes, ijdma-
gad. I go somewhere by land, nin
bitnogse; hy water, nin biminhka;
sailing, nin Idmdsh. I go further
and further, jiin miwi. — It goe«>so
..., iji.ssin. h goes in a certain di-
rnclion, inikamagad.
(joabout; I go about, ninhaha-ija,
win haha-ini'fa. I go about in a
canoe or boat, nin babamishka]
nrnr the shore, n/// hdbamnjaam;
sailing, //m hnhanvai'h. I am going
about, rovmg,M/'/i hinds, nin had-
iadi.'i, nin lilnnskka.
Go along; I go along, nind ani-oi-
m'ff-fi.^ 1 go along in a canoe, ni7?(Z
ani-hinnnhku or, nind animinhka.
f go along on the ice, nind unl-
rnddnguk. And so forth, preti.xing
07/j-to verbs.
Go nsfrav; I go (it goes) astray, nin
tranifh/n; jvnnisnn. T cause him to
go as»ray, nin trani'hima. I cause
mvself to go astray, nin ivanisliin-
di.t.
Go asunder. S. Open.
Go away; I go (it goes) away, nin
■mddja; mdifjanpigad. I go away in
a ranee or boat, nin madji. 1 go
away (out of the \\&y,)nind ikoga.
1 go away talking, nind animwe-
wdam, nind animweiveto.
Go from; I go from one person to
another, mn nihilcdhkuivag, or,
nin liimi-nihitcslikawag. 1 go from
one house to anotlier.'«y'/2, nihifcsh-
kanan, or, nin bimi-nibitcshkanan
irakaiganan.
Go in; I go (it goes) in, ninpifuiige;
piriigeniagad. I go in frequently,
nin papindige. I go in to hun, or
in him, 7iin pindigawa; I go fre-
quently in to him", or in him, nin
pajiindigawa. I go in him, ( her, it, )
nin pindigeshkawa, nin pindjina-
wrfthkawa; nin pindigcshkan, nin
jiindjinaweshkan. — I go in the
woods, nin jekakwaam. I go in
the water, nin hakohi. I make him
go in the vi&t^x^nin hakobininaj-
dwa.
Goon; I go (it goes)on, m/jrf ani-
madja, nin madjitiika; anim/id-
jamagad, madjishkamagad. I make
it go on, {in. .an.) nin madjishkan;
nin madJiM-aiva. I go straight
upon him, ( her. it.) nin maiamsh-
kaira; nin maiawishkan. — I go (it
goes) on straight, right, nin gwa-
iakosse, nin gwaiukonhka; gwaia-
kosscmagad, gjvaiakoshkamag a d ,
t-fp
y . .
GOD
510
000
gwaiahosfin. — I go (it goes) on
«l()wly, nin, hesiha; hctikam-Kjad.
Gooiit; I KO(it f^ocs) o\\\.^nmsaijaam\
itagaanwnutijad. I ^o out of him,
y her, it,) wiVt niKjif-inntawa, (■ai/idji-
notiiina, Ka</i(/Jinutik'Khkawa ; //(/(,
saijinirtotaii^ gaf/iJjlnotan,, suijulji/i-
liWcMcun. Jt got'd out of ii.o, idti
»u(jiiii/i,(>la(jon, nin sngi<JJinota(ju/i,
nin t,aijiiljiiiuir<Khl'ai;im. — I ho out
of his hiMrt, /ii/i awjitljidtinlil-dwa.
It goes out of my liearl, nin mg-
idji<U'csfthigon.
Go round; I go round, nin. wanininh-
ka, nin giintanhka. 1 uo round
tiiin, (her, it.) nin yiuiiuikkawu,
nin (/iwitofifikan.
Go th'roiT^'h. S. Pass through. Fall
through.
Goto; 1 goto him, (her, it.) nind
nasikawa, n'md ijanan\ nin nan-
kan, nind iian. i go to the end of
it, 71111, kabctihkan.
Go to, (in s. in.) S. Approach.
Go with...; 1 go vvi;'.i somebody, wn
■wid'jiitve. 1 go with liiin, (or he
goes with nie,) nin wiiljiiva. I go
with him somewhere in a canoe or
boat, nind, adiuvaanut. I make him
go with somel)Oily, nin widjindaa.
1 malioit go(or come) witimie, luit
widjindiin. It goes with.... wid-
jindimagad. We go with one
another,' nin vndjindimin. 1 per-
suade him to go with me, nin iri-
jama. 1 go in with hun, nin wtdji-
pindigema.
Go with..., ( in s. in.) S. Accompany.
Goblet, ininikwadjigan.
GOD, Kiji-Manitii. I am God, Nin
Ktji-Manit(dv. God is One in
Throe, J\V*.s-o h'jigo Kije-Mnnio.
Godchild;my.thy, his godchild, nini-
d,janiifiikawin, kinidjanisslkawin,
onxdjanitsikawuian. He (she) is
my godchild, nind onidjanunka-
nan.
Goddaughter; my, thy, his god-
daughter, nindafiis.nkawtn, h'dan-
iisihtwin, oi^anmikawinan. She is
my goddaughter, 7iind oddnimka-
nan.
Godfather, hahdikau'in\ omihawin.-
He 18 my godfather, (or adopted
father,) «»«<i oonsikannn.
( 1 0(1 h e ad , A'iJ e ■ Man ifi/wiwin .
Godmother, inumnikawin, ogikamn.
She is ir»y godmother, (or'adoplod
mother, ) «t/i</ o;/i^n«rt;i.
(Jodson; my, thv, liis godson, ning
U'/t.iikawm, kigwjunikun'in, ngwis-
iikannnan. lloismy godson, nuJ
ogwieKzkanan.
(to [d , attawa -jon via.
Gone! apine! winifian!
Good, jnind, gwandtc/i. I am (it is'
gooil, nin mino iiiwehis. nin gwan-
(Ucliiw, nind omjin/i, nin kijewitdi.'<;
mini) yiii>' had, gwanatchiu-an, mi
jishin, kijcwndad. 1 mtike him
good, nin rnino ■ijiit'ehinit, tit/t
kijetradisia. 1 make it good, niua
(/n/jia/iilon.
Good-for-nothing fellow, ningr.t ena-
ludisifHig, pagnndjinini. I am
good for' nothing, 1 can make no-
thing, no work, kunnn nini-ot nind
iiinliunsi><fi, nin pagandis.
Good-hearted; I am g. h., nin mi-
nodec.
Good luck, jatvendnjosinin. I have
good luck; ninjawcndag(.s.
Good-nature, min< deewin, minniji.
WihiUwin, rnin('dniniwagit,iwin.
Good-natured; I am g. n., nin mino
limadix, ninmino ijiivahis, nin mi-
nadce, nin mincimniwagis.
Good-riatured person, menodced,mt-
nt)-hinudii>id .
Goodness of heart, minodeeu'iv.
Good Older; 1 put it in good order,
{in., nil.) nin nandinan\ mn nan-
nin a.
Good yterson, -meno-ijiuihisid, mcno-
himadidd. 1 am good, kind, nin
inino ijiwihis, ninmino limadis.
Goods, (merchandize) anokadjigan.
Good sense, nibwakawin.
Qiod temprr, mino Mniadisiwin,
mincininiwagisiwin. I have a
good temper or temperament, nin
mino iimadis, ninminuiiiiniu'a(iii'.
Good tei ins, inawendiuin. mino imi-
■wendiwin. I am on good termi
g^WiiWipw M i fil l iV i i|nt»i
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511
with him, mn mim-inaioemn.
Wo arp on g. t. vviih oudi other,
nin tiuriii-tnawcnJiniin.
Ooo.io, «,•«;«'?.— a. Wild goose.
<.oo8el)oriy,^a/A-/;w/j.
C.ot(ron,..;,t,3j,„t(ro.n..,('tVi.,«,,.;
<ioiird-lHiiU.!, (lor riuiian ceroino-
lues,) ;iwA,yi<,^4^ onwiminanuhui-
wan. >'
(i riic e , Ja wenajige win .
•irain; u is a large grain, maminii-
<»raii(l. /-j'/c/ii.
<Jraiuichild; my. thy, his crrandchiid,
nojinke, kojtja, oiulician. JIc is
„ '»y Krandchihl, «zW onjhheima.
</rand(ather;my, thv, his«rar,d(ath-
t'r, nwmhonuss, Hmuhnaus, omi-
shomitsan. Ho is my graiuilathur,
mnu <imi8hi,inmirna.
Grand Island, Kitdii-miniis. At to
or from Grand Island, A'itcAi.mi-.
Grand ^jedicine, middwiuin.
Grand Medicine Indian, m dd. I am
an lii'lianoftheG. M.,«,«wiW6vr.
1^ make hmi a member of the G
M., niu midiuiia.
Grand Medicine lodge, midcwiga-
Gran(i Medicine squaw, midihwc
(.randmother, my, thv, liis grand-
molher. nokomns, bihmis,, a-o-
musan. My grandmother! ?wb.'
&he_is my grandmother, nind 60-
Icfmminun, ni/id ook.mis.sirna.
Grand-Portage, KdchU.nwum. At
to or from Grand Portage, Kitda-
onigami„q.
Grand liner, Washfanmn.
Grant; 1 grant his petition, «w.tai!/«-
mita7va. I grant it to liim, nin
mtm,nm j-ayidinamawa.
Grape, ^i/inin.
Grapple, J'utahishwaigan.—S Har-
poon. Hook. -^ ^
Grapplirig-hook, adjigwadjigaji, ad-
ngwadjiganabik.
GRE
Ora.s ma*/4?-^w»,„. There is grasn.
On the grass, mjVa»/< (•(>«.«•«,. —The
magud. Ihegrassiswct.V'^^A.
Grass-hoopor, /mpukine, minabuwui.
jum, adiwawau^/u.
Grass-seed, minhh,.^siwi->mnikan.
Grate, to dry venison, etc., abwdUhi-
gaa.
Grate, (ins. in.) S. Scrape.
Grave, tchibiganiii;.
Grave, (ni s. m.j S. Hole in the
ground.
Grave,! ajngrave,(consideredgr'' e 1
nm ic/iitaue/idu(/06.—ii. Serious. '
Graver, or any thing to mark with.
UCSlnguti/iDb.
Grrtverod Uiver, I'asmhika-sihi
( ■ ra vey a rd , tddhigamig.
Gray; it is gray, (stuiJ, in., an.) ni-
gigwdugud; 7ng,gwitugi»i.
Gray ago, wahikivewin.
Gray-headed; 1 am g. h., ninuuihikwe.
Gray-horse, ncgigwitagawcd behejvio.
ga»jt. This horse 'is gray, «n/w.
/('(til game uw kbejig<,ga»ji'.
t> reuse, himidi.
Grease; 1 grease, ninUmidewiniqe,
mil ?iimi./ngc. 1 grease hiin, (her,
n,) n/ahiinideuina, uin numina\
nui.fjinndcuiiian,in,i nomiiutn. 1
grease it, (wood, in., an.) nin
ntnuikonan ; nin vomuktna I
grease It, (metal, in., an.) nin
nimiiljikonnn; mn tu.maiiki.'na.
Greased; I an^it is) greami, ?Mm»-
d(W,vig,if<_; tninlutuinigudc, bctibt-
Migitd, hunidtkade.
Greasy; I am Ot is) greasy, «,'» i»
VI nit wzf ; bi m idC wa n .
Great, kitLhi.
Great bear, (constellation, )6^c'7iz:(/a,».
(tng.
Great grandchild, unihUdJigan.
Great grandfather; my, thy, his gr.,
Iliad anikc-mmishijmi,s, k.d anike-
kimuhomus, ,d anike-oininhojtm-
tsun.
Great grandmother; my, thy. his
ORI
5t2
ORO
at., nind nnih -tuikomhtt liti anike-
IciikomMis, (d nnike-dh m'^mn.
Oront wnter,(Kreat \i,\i\)'itchi(jamt>
Green; it is j»reen.(j« , an.) njawaxhl--
wa; cjaunshki hi. It is ijicen, (ice,)
ojairufhkir(tiii(jii'a. It in Rreen,
{\f*n(,)<{fawaKMirah(iija. It ingroon,
( Htiirt, in., an. ) ijaivaslikmanegnd;
'rjawanhkwawrgnt.—i <lye Rroen,
nind oja>m.shkivadii»tiije, uind nja-
waM-wanMl/f. 1 dvo it ^rnoii, (iii.^
an.) niiid njuwai'hkii'adhean, nind
()ja'waKhkwunKiin\ nind i jnivnM:
' wadiisKU'a, nind ijnivnuhl'iran.swa.
It is (iyrd Rrcien, (in., an.) oja-
Wds/ikirudite, ijawaMirandr; nja-
ivnuhkivadinsn, <j(iwaM-wanm, —
The grass he(?iiis to Kreen, oja-
■washkirashkamariad.
Green, (painted green;) it is painted
creeti, (in., an.) (ija>t'a.<ihkoni(jade\
irja,wa»hkoniijnso. It is painted
green, (wood, in., an.) ojawan/i-
kos8agini(jade\ ojawabkhosmgin i-
gaso.
Greenbay, Dodjwikwed,
Green serpent, ojawahhktca-ginehig.
Greet. S. Salute.
(jreetinp. S. Salii'ation.
(iridiron, ahwidchii/anahik,
Grief, naninawendamouiti.
Grief, (in s. in.) S. Sadness.
Grieve; 1 grieve, nin naninmcendam.
I grieve him, (with words,) nin
nanivauima, tiind inapinerna.
Grieved; I am grieved, «//z wanma-
imndagos.
Grieved. Grievous, (in s. in.) S.
Sadness.
Grill; I grill \i,{in.,an,)ninbansan\
nin hanmva.
Grirnace-i; I make grimaces or faces,
nin nii-kiiigu'en.
Grind; I grind, nin hissihndjige, I
grind it, [in., an.) ninhisdhodon;
nin hiskibrna. 1 wear it out by
grinding, (i/i., an.) nin mdcldho-
don\ nin metchihi,na. It is worn
out by grinding, {in , an.) inctchi-
hodc'y mftchihiso.
Grinder, (large tooth,) ^«'^aJwZ. My,
thy, his grinder, n'nidamiknnalid,
kidinnikanalid, rdamikanabid.
J Grindniill, bimhadjigun.
Grindstone, Jigwun-ihik.
Gri.st le, kakaiiendjigun,
(iroiin; I groan, nin madtagos, nin
fchigi/ir, nin inaniadwi. 1 groan
slee[)ing, )iin niarnndwingiriim.
Groaning, niuinadueuin, mudtugo.si-
win.
Grope; I groj)C, nind odjinige, nia
nundodjinu/e, 1 grope liini,(lK'r,
\i,) nind iKijina, nin nandf.djina;
nind odjinan, nin nandvdjinun.
Grotto. S. Cavern,
Ground; it is ground, («'«., (in.)hist(t,
hinnihitde, hifxihcdjigade ; bimxi,
bianboso , binubodjuju.io.
Ground, (soil,) aki. Under ground,
un<iniaking,and)naknmig. On tlu-
ground, ( bare ground, ) tnit(ikami<j,
■in iluMakamig, miUhikany. — The
ground is such..., inakaniigama-
god. The ground appears, (is
bare.) miti'ikuiniga. Thegr. is bad,
mdnukamiga. The gr. cracks, or
is cracked, from cold, jiajjansdku-
migadin. The gr. cracks, or is
cracked, from hti^i. papamdtuja-
nulc. The gr. is dry, /)t'//ya-,-i'i'a-
miga, bibinckamafe. The gr. is
good, viinokantiga. The gr. is
hilly, rough, juikwdkamiga, papik-
wdkainiga. There is a hollow in
the ground, wimbakamiga. There
is a hollow made in the gr., wini-
bakamigade. The gr. is level,
even, ondk'.' iga, jingakamiga, ta-
t.i^/wa. I n. ke the ground level,
iitnd onukamigaan. It is made
level or even, onakamigaigade.
There is a low ground, tu'bas.sdka-
miga, tabafmdina, wanakamiga.
The ground is made low or lower-
ed, tabansakamigaigude. There is
a rising gr., anibekamiga. The
gr. shakes, from some cause above
ground, thunder, etc., tchingwu-
magad aki, tchingwdhawiiga. The
gr. is very steep, kiMakamiga,
The ground thaws, ningakamate,
ningakamigishkamagad. Tlie gr.
f;
•^
earth.
GUE iil3
ii thick, kipagakamigamugad.
I here is a trembling gr.,tot6gano-
uwi. Trembling ground, totogan.
I pe gr- is wet, niHwdkatniga— I
stick It in the ground, uinpataka-
kamtgttistdon. It is the end of
the ground, waiekwdkamiga.
^"i?.^'. ^ fT ( " S'°w») "lowly, nin
bidjtg ; bidjtgin. I grow (it grows )
fast „,„ ^.ni^; ginihimagad,
utntbt^tn. 1 grow (it grows j tal-
ler, higher, mnmddjig ; madjigin.
I grow (it grows) stronger, »7nqi.
gt ; aongigtn.~h grows out of the
earth, sagaktmagad. It grows to-
gether, mumawigimagad.
Grumble, (like a dog ;) I grumble,
mnmkzm. I grumble at him, nin
ntktmotawa.
Guard ;1 guard him, (her, it,) nin
ktjnna ; nin kijadan. I guard a
cnild, nin ki^adawass, I guard a
lodge, nin kiiadige.~l guard my-
self, mnd ushwi, I guard myself
against him, (her, it,) nind uahwl.
kwwu ; nind ushwikandun.
(iuardian, kijadigewtnini.
Guardian Angel; my, thy, his Guard-
lan Angel, Anjent genawenimid,
Anjem genawenimik, Jnjeniwan
genawenimigodjin.
Guess ; I guess, pagwana nind ikit,
pagwana v ind iji windan. I gu ess
in thoughts, pagwana nind inen-
dam.
GUT
Guessing, in a guessing manner, pag-
wanm. '
Guest, wakomind.
Guide, kekinowijiwed, kikinowijiwt-
winini.
Guide ; I guide, nin hikinounjiwe. I
guide him, nin kikinowina.
Guilt, indowin.
Guitar, madwiwetchigan.
Gulf. S. Abyss.
Gull, guidshk. Young gull, guia$h
kona. Gull's egg, gaiashjcuawan.
Gum, oshkaniganima. My, thy, hia
gum, nishkanigan, kishkanigan,
oshkanigan.
Gun, pdshkisigan. The stock of a
gun, pashkisiganaiig. I load a gun,
nind onue/ilcinadon paahkiaigan.
The gun is loaded, onaahkinade
paMisigan. I cock a gun, nind
ajigiduhikinan pashkiaigun. The
gun is cocked, ajigidabikinigade
pashkvtigan. The gun misses fire,
anwdhikissin pashkiaigun.
Gun-cap, hiunaaidjigan, I put a cap
to a gun, nin biwiaaidon paahkiet-
gun.
G u n-smith , paakkiaiganikewinini. I
am a gun-smith, nin pathkiaiga-
nike.
Gun-smith's trade or business, ^o#A-
kisigunikewin.
Gun-worm, gituigan.
Gut, opikwad.
Gut ; I gut him, n''n kitchinagijinu.
Gut of the moose, ashkakwa-magy .
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Ha I iaid ! ataiA ! tdwa ! tiwe '. — NiM
Habit, yiweiieiwin, nagadiavwin,
GoodLYid^oii^minoiiitvebisiwin. Bad
habit, matchi ijiweoieiwin. — S. Ac-
. custotned.
Habitation, ahiwin. My, thy, his
habitation, endat'iin, enddian, en-
dad.
Haft. 8. Handle.
Hail, lesiigan.
Hail ; it hails, sessigan, mikwamma-
niwan.
Hair, winUiasima. My, thy, his hair,
ninisiss, kinisisi, winisies ; plural,
ninisissan, kinisisaan, winisissan.
— I have black hair, or nmy hair
(head) is black, nin makatewin-
aihe. I have curled hair. Jiin ha-
Haigindibe. My hair is in disorder,
bristled up, nin nisktndibe. My
hair is long, nin ginwdnikwe, nin
gagdnwanikwe. I have red hair,
(a red head,) nii\, miakwamkwe,
ain miskWandihe, {tniskondibe.) 1
have sb yrt hair, nin takwanikwe.
Mv hai" is white, ninwaMkive, nin
wabishkindihe. My hair is yellow,
&aj.en,nind osdtvindibe. — I lose my
hair, nin binnnikwe. I cut his hair,
nin mojwa. I take him by the hair,
nin sagdnikwena.
r[air of animals. S. Fur.
Hair-powder. S. Powder.
Hairy ; it is hairy, coarse, (stuff, in.,
an.) mishaweigad; minhawetgini,
miahawesi.
Half, abita. Half each, ainhita.
Half a, barrel, ahituwissag ; half «
bottle, ahiiar-nmodai. lialfway
across a river or lake, ahitawa-
gam. Halfway goin<j up .on a
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mountain or hill, ubicawamadjiw
Halfway from one place to another,
abitawikanu.
Half a day, niago-haioahwe.
Halfbreed, aiabitawisid. I am a
halfbreed, nind abitawia. Half-
breed man, wissakodewinini. Half-
breed woman, wis.'iakodiwikwe.
Half-cloth, nebanetagak. (S. Na-
banetagad. )
Half drunk ; I am h. d., nin jowibi.
I am joyful being h. d., nin j(/wen-
dam.
Half drunkenness.^'owJiWrt. Gaie-
ty or joyfulncss in half drunken-
ness, iowendamffwin.
Half full; it is half full, (a bag,)
abitoshkin.
^Halibut, (fish,) mdnameg.
Halloo ! haw ! taga ! ho4\
HarTi. kokonhiwibwam. Smoked ham,
kokoshiwibwam g.ikanamodeg.
Hamlet, odenaivens.
Hammer, pakiieigun.
Hammer: 1 hammer iron flat, ind
oniidaan hiwabik.
Hammered ; the iron is hammered,
onadalgade biwabik.
Hand, onindjimu. The whole hand,
miaiwenindjan. The right hand,
kitchinindj, okitchinindiima. The
I eft h a nd , namandjininJj , onamand-
jinimljima. The other hand, n'l-
banenindj, ajawiaindj. My, thy,
his hand, nininrlj, kinindj, onindj.
— I have hands, nind (/nindji. 1
have abominable hands, nin ga-
gwdnissat/inindii. I have clean
nands, nin himnindji. i have con-
vulsions in my hand or hands, nin
tchitchibinindjiahka. 1 have a dead
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hand, nin nihomnmdji. I have
dirty hands, ninwitdnimlji. I have
hairy hands, nin mishinindji. I
have lar,q:e hands, (or fingers,) nin
mamanytnindji. 1 have a long
hand, nin.<ji„(mindji. 1 have lone
hands, nin gaaanoniiidii. 1 have
only one hand, nin nahaniiiindji.
1 have paui in my hand or hancis,
nm dewinindji. I have a scar on
r-iy hand, nind odmhini7idji. I
have a short hand, kin tahmindji.
I have a small hand, /liW awsM-
nin'jji. I have small hands, nin
babiutmndii. I have spasms or
cramps in my hand, mud otchi-
mndjiptniff. I have strong hands,
mn masU-awi/7.indji.—M.y hands
are benumbed with cold, nin tak-
tmlnnindjiwadj. My hands are
bloody, nin mishwiwlnindji. My
hands are bound, mVt mamandji-
oomndjihis. I bind or fetter his
hands, nin mamandjigoniitdiibina,
mn mamandjiiiwdpiniruUibma.
My hands are cold, nin iahmndji.
My hands are cracked, nin gipin-
tndji, nin oagipinindii. My hand
(or finger,) is cut off. nin kiehki-
nindji. I cut of!' his hand, (or fin-
ger,) 7iin. Icishkinindjijwa. I cut
off my hand, (or finger, ) 7iin Ush-
kiniiidjiidis. Mv hand (or finger)
IS dislocated, nin gidiskahmind-
nnhin, nin bimiskunindjuhin. I
dislocate my hand by falling, nin
hotui'mindjishin. My hand is dis-
located by falling, wtVi h.i'qon.ind-
nta. I dislocate or sprain llis hand
by puUin?, nin pakihinindjihina.
My hand is frozen, nin masJikawad-
jinitidjiivaJJ. My hand is pierced,
nin jibanindjijigas. My hand
shakes, vdi nininqinindji. My
hand is »tiff, nin tchibatakonindji.
My hand is swollen, nin ba<jinind-
P: ,My hands are tender, nin nd-
kinindji. My hands are warm, nin
kijonindji. My hand is wounded,
nin mdkirdiidji. — I bruise my
)\-d.M,mntatayonindjiodis. I bruise
Biy hand by striking, jtin jaihago-
mndjigatiaTidit. My hand is bruiu-
ed by s th that fell on it, ninjatk-
agmindjuhhot. I close my band
ran patagwahmindjiu. I hurt my
hand (or finger,) nin lithkinind-
jti^/itn. I^ioin both hands together
mnnijmmdjin. J keep niv hands
under the arms, nin kathkaodjinih-
«*. Uay my hand or hands on
lum, nind ijinindjitawa. I open
my hand, m"« paggaginindjin. I
open his hand, wz/i pamgrnindji-'
na. I open my hand flat, nin Umi.
nmdjtn. I press his hand, mn ma-
gomndjtna, I put mv hand (or
finger) in, nin vindjimndjissin. I
reach my hand out towards him
(I shake hands with him,)nm ta-
gtmndjina. 1 ruhhis hand with
medicine, nin sinigonindiibina. 1
stretch out my hand, (or linger,)
ntnjibtmndjin. I stretch my hand
JJat towards him or over him, kin
tesszmndjitawa. I thrust s. th. in
tny hand, nin patukinindjiodis. I
thrust 8. th. in his hand, ninpatah
tmndjiwa. It sticks (it is thrust)
in my hand, nin patakini djisktn
I wash my hands, ninkisiliginind-
ji. 1 wipe my hands, nin kidnfndji.
Hand-barrow, oniganatig, teseakmi-
(mn, nimakonigan. 1 carry on a
hand-tarrow, (or pole,) nin nim^-
komge. _ i carry him (her, it) on a
h. b., mn nimdkona ; nin nimdko-
nan.
Handful; a handful, ningotolani-
nmdj. Twice, three times, four
tunes, a handful, nijobaninindj.
mmibanemndj, 7iiulan6niiidj. So
many times a handful, daseol""-.
vindj. —•tioih hands ful, ningotobo-
■ f "•«/'■ Twice, three times, both
hands lull, nijobonikan, r.isnohmi-
kan. So many times both hands
lull, dumob&nikan.
Handkerchief, moskwe.
Handle, haft, nabakossidjigan. I put
a handle, haft or crank to it, nin
ncMhmidijn, .dnd mdkossidon.
Handle to an axe or hoe, osidahwa-
tig. nabdkvmujigan.
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Handle to a kettle, pot, etc., saga-
higinigan.
Handle to a spear, anitiiak, anitiia-
tig-
Hand-saw, Idshkibodjigan, taehkibod-
jigan.
Handsome, gwanatch. I am (It is)
handsome, nin gwandtcAiw, nind
oidjish) : gwandtMwan, onijishin.
Hang ; I hang, or I am up somewhe-
re, nind agodjin. It hangs, or it is
up somewhere, agode. It does not
hang well, wewebagode. I hang him
(her, it) up, or prt him (her, it)
up somewhere, nind agona ; nind
agddon. I hang it or put it up for
him, nind ugonamawa. I hang hini
8. th. around the neck, ninndbi-
Icona. I hang s. th. on my neck be-
longing to him, nin ndbikamawa.-
1 hang up a net, nind agonassah.-
I hangs spread out, gibagode. It
hangs 80..., inagode.
Hang, (execute,-) I hang persons,
nind agojiwe. nin gihiniwebijiwe.
I hang mm, nind agona, nin gihi-
new'Mna. I hang myself, nind ago-
nidis, nin gihiniwebinidis.
Hanging up persons, agojiwewin,
agonidiivin, gibiniweii^iwewin.
Hangman, agojiweivinim, agonidiwi
nini, gibini^oebyiwewijiini, ^ebine-
webijtwed.
Hang up i I hang s. th. up to let the
water drop out, (in., an.) ninsiko-
biginan\ nin sikobigina.
Hank. S. Skein.
Happen ; it happens, joag'amiaiaTOa-
gad. It happens to me, nin paga-
mishkagon.
Happiness , jawendagosnoin, dibisi-
win, minwendamowin.
Happy, ningotawassidog.
Happy; I amh., ninjawendagoa, nin
dibis. nin minwenaam. 1 make him
h., mnjawendagosia, nin dihia. I
make it \\.,nindibiton.
Happy, (in s. in.) S. Joyful. Glad.
Harangue, animitagosiwin. 1 make
a harangue, nind unimitagot. — S.
Speech.
Harangiler. netd-gigitod, netd-animi-
tagosid,
tiarangue to obtain charity, kitima-
'' ganimitagosiwin. 1 make a haran-
gue in order to obtain charity, nin
kilimaganimitagos .
Harbor, agf/mowin. I am in a harbor,
nind agom. We are in a harbor
with a vessel, nind agomomin.
Hard, it is hard, mashkawissin. It is
hard and dry from heat, mashka-
wahadode. It is hard or strong,
(wood,) mashkawakwad.
Hard, (in s. in.) S. Strong.
7/ard, painful ; it is hard, kotagen-
dagwud.-S. Difficult,
i^rden ; I harden or temper it, nin
mashkawdbikisan.
^rdened sinner, aianwenindisosfig.
7/ardly, agawa.
//ardy; I um \\&xAy,ninjibinawis,
Ilnre, missabos.
i/arlot, pagdndiikwe, gagibndjihwe.
/farmony. S. Peace.
TTarness, onapistrwin.
TTarness ; I harness him, nind ona-
pina.
^irnessed ; I am harnessed, nind
6nnpis.
//arp, madwewetchigan.
TSirpoon. patakibidjigan.
^rpoon; I harpoon, nin patakibidji-
ge. I harpoon him, (her, it,) nin
putakihina ; nin patakibidon.
/Arrow, bissakamigibodjigan, hindk-
wan, kitchi bindkwan, binctkwaiga7i,
bigobiJjigan.
Harrow ; 1 harrow, nin biseakamigi-
bodjigc, nin binnkwnige,
^rdsliip, kolagitdwin, kotagiwin,
I endure hardship, nin kotagito,
nin kotagiw.
//art's horn, omashkosu'enhkan.
//arvpst. harvesting, mumnwin, kiah-
kashkijigewiu, pashknshkijigewin.
/Tarvest ; I harvest, nin mama, nin
kishkashkijige, nin pashka/ihkijige.
irnY\ester,ktshkn8hkijigewinini,pash-
kashkijigewinini.
/harvesting woman, kishkashkijige-
wikwe, pushkashkijigewikwe.
/iaste, weu'ibisiwin, wetvibitawin, we-
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wibendamofwin , daddtabiwin. — I
make haste, nin wewihia. I make
h. working, nin wewibita. I makf
h. to relMmhome, nin wewibendam.
I make haste, (in working, eating,
speaking, etc.) nindadntabi, nin
paji'jwadis. I intend to make
haste, nin pajigwadendam.-l make
haste in carrymg s. th., nin wewi-
Unige. 1 make haste going some-
where, nm wewibishku.-lt, makes
haste, daddtaMmagad.
fasten. S. I make haste.
.^at_, wiwahwan. 1 put my hat on, nin
hidjiwakwane. I take off' m/ hat,
nin gitchiwakwane.
Bhtch ; she hatches, (hen, bird,) »a-
dagwdwngishkam.
Miched ; the young chicken or bird
is hatched out, pashkaweopanudjd.
-flatchet, wagdkwadons.
//ate ; 1 hate, ninjingendjige. 1 hate
habitually, ni/i jingendiigeshk. I
hate him, (her, it,) nin jingenima;
ninjingenddn. I hate some object
relating to him, ( an., in. ) ninjinge-
n\mima;nin,jingendumawa. I hate
myself, nin jingenindis. We hate
each other, nin jingenindimin. —
I hate to hear, nin jingitam, nin
mdnitam. I hate to hear him, (her,
it,) ninjingitawa, nin mdnitawa\
ninjingitan, nin mdnitan.
Hate, (in s. in.) S. Abhor.
Hated ; it is hated, {in., an.)Jingen-
djigade\ jingendjigaso. My speak-
ing is hated, ninjingitagns. Its
sound is hated, Jingitagwad.
Hateful; I am (it is) hateful, consid-
ered hateful, nitijingendagos ; jin-
gendagwad. The state of being
hateful, \iditeln\nesa,jingendagosi-
win.
Hateful, (in s. in.) S. horrible.
lhtxedi,jzngendamowin, Jingendjige-
viin. ^bitual hatred, jingendji-
geshkiwin. Mutual hatred, jinge-
nindiwin.
TiTaughtiness. /Taughty. — S. Pride.
Proud,
^aul ; I haul on the beach a canoe
or boat, nind agwassidon tchiman.
/Taul, (ins. in.)S. Draw.
-flavannah sugar, sibwagani-mibak-
wat.
//ave ; I have him, f her,' it,) nind
aidwa; nind aidn. i have him with
me, nin tvidjaiawa. ,
Haven. S. ^rbor.
y/awk^ gibwdnasi.
H^Y, tryis/t'kossiwan, mijaahkon. I
maka hay, nin mashkossike, nin
ma nashko!<siwe^
^ay-fork, patakasJikaigan.
/Tay-loft, hay-shed, maehkossiwiga-
mig.
/Tay-making, mashkossikeivm.
Ifazelnut, pagan, pagdtiens. The ha-
zelnut begins to ripen, puganens
winiwi.
/Tazelnut-shrub or ^azel, pagam'mij,
ngebwamij.
Be, win. — ^e-. fn he-bear, he-cat,
etc., S.Male. ^. '
Zfead, oshtigwanima'. My, thy, his
head, nishtigwan, kishtigioan, oth-
tigwan.- i have such a head, nind.
indibe. I have a fiat head, nin na-
bagindibe. I have a large head,
nin mangishtigwane, nin mangin-
dibe. I have a scar on my head,
nind odjishindibe. I have a small
head, nind aaasdndibe. — My head
only is out of s. th., nin aagihwen.
My head is out of the water, nin,
sagikwegom. My head is swollen,
nin bagindibe. My head is wrap-
ped up in s, th., or, I wrap my head
up in s. th., or cover it, nin mwak-
wenindibis, nin wiwindibebis. I
wrap up his head, or cover it with
s. th., nin wiwakwewa. I crush
his head, nin jaehagondibewa. I
hold up straight my head, nin
gaiakoktcen. I incline my head
backwards, nind ajugidikwen. I
incline my head forwards, nin na-
■wagikmn. I incline my head on
one side, nind anibikwen. I keep
my head stiff, nin mathkamhwen.
I make a certain motion with my
head, nind inikwen. I make my
head perspire, nin sa^sdbikwe. I
make his head perspire, nin aastd-
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hihma. 1 move my head, nin ma-
mddilcuen. I stretch my head
through a window to see s. th.,
nin ta^ihven. I tear his head oti',
nin Hs/iHijWfhina. I tie up my
head, nin slnsohvehig. I tie up his
head, nin sl»Sf.hvehtna. I tie s. th.
around my head, nin htssikwehis.
I tie or put s. th. around his head,
ninhamhvchina. Any tWuR tied
.iround the head, hisiihcthiiton.
I turn my head round, nin givelcil:-
wen. I was: my head to signify, no!
nin icewehiJi'Weti. I wag my ^e; '.
to\\\m,7i.inwewihikwetatra. 1 vash
my head, vin l-idhifjnuhhe. I wash
his head, nin Icinlmjindihena.
Head-ache, dewikwewin. ! have
head-ache, 7iin dewiluve, niiid ako-
iii?i nit:htigwan. I have head-acho
from too ihuch heat, nin dewihwe-
iass.
Headstrong; I am h., nin maahka-
vwuUhc.
Head-wind; there is head-wind, con-
trary wind, ondjinhkawnanifjwnd.
I have head-wind, nind ondjislika-
waam.
Heal; my wound heals, nin gige. I
heal his wound or wounds, nin
gigea.
Heal. Healing, (in ?. in.) S. Cure,
Caring.
Health, ganand awisiwin, mino ain-
tvin, mino himaditiiwin. 1 am in
good health, tdn gaiidndairin, nin
mino aid, nin m,ino biniadin. —
Poor health, nitn-akoniwin. 1 have
a poor health, n'm nitdnkos.
Heap, (pile;) the whole heap, cnign-
hwissing. I put them in aheap,
(in., an.) nind okiviasitiman; nind
ohvishimag. They are together in
a heap, {in., an.) ok/rifdntm;
oJcwishinog. There is a hi?h heap,
(■*'«., an.) ishpidsiii; ishpishin.
There are heaps of driven snow,
ishpadjihiwan.
Hear; I don't like to hear. S. I hate
to hear.
Hear; I hear, ninnondam, nin non-
doge, nin nondamass. I hear him,
(her, \i) nin nondawa; nin nonddv .
Hicar myself, 7iin nondua. nin non-
dudhi. i hear for myself, nin n<n-
dunian. — I hear him wit'i nnger,
nin n i bid' u dibit air a. We near each
other with anger, mii7iuhkadisi-
tddimin. \ hear him speak angry.
nin nLshkddlaua. I cannot hear,
nin nunitwrn. 1 cannot hear him,
nin navitawa. I hear him coming
hither speaking, vin hitlaiiKtawa.
I hear him (her. it) here, vin dihi-
fairn; vin dihitan. I go round to
hear what is said, nin. nandndo-
shliifl, nin buha-nundndi thlite. 1
am in a l)aii habit of going round
lo hear what is said, nin ntmundo-
skt^itislik. I endeavor to hear what
is snid, nin nandotaije. I endeavor
to hear what he say's, nin mindo-
tnirti. 1 stand still in ditlerent
places to hear what they .'^ay, 7iin
nnndndonhlitegcbaw. 1 let him
lieiir or make him hear, vin m.n-
damnna. I hear him wilh the im-
pression that ho is tolling a lie or
\\e^. nin gin<arii./iki/inca. 1 hear it
with the impression that it is a
lie, nin ginuwiM'ttan. I hear him
(her, it) out of some place, nind
ondtawa'. nind (,nt>itiin . 1 hear him
with |)ity. nin liiimagildwa. I
hear lum plainly, vin iKujakitawa.
1 hear him (her, it) rigfit or cor-
rectly, nin (jwaiahftawu; nin gwai-
ah tun. I hear what is said, nind
■initam. I hear people say so...,
nind initage. I hear him say so...,
nind initdwa. 1 hear him in a
stealthy inatmor, nin gimitatva:
nin qiiaodtawa. \ hear him speak
stujddly, nin hij adtawa. I hear
him tell wounderful things, 1 hear
him with astonishment, vin ma-
makayilawa.
Hear, (in s. in.) S. Listen to...
Heard; J am (it is) heard, nin non-
dagos, nin novdadjigas, nin non-
djigas; vondagwad, novdadjiqade,
nmidjigade. It is heard, it is re-
ported, novdiigwani'wan. Any thing
heard, nondwmuwin. — 1 can (it
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can) be heard, nin dihitagos; diM-
tagwad. Its sound is beard at such
a place, dihwetvessin. i make my-
self heard from a certain distance,
nin dihwewMam. I am heard com-
ing on, nin hi^iineweihin. I am
heard coming hillior running, nin
hidwewehatn. I am heard coming
hither speaking, nin hidwiwetagos.
I am heard passing by, nin him-
weiveshin. I am heard making
noise in passing by, nin himwcwe.
I am heard talking in passing by,
nin himweu'idam. 1 am (it is)
heard from some place, nin ma-
dwiwe^kin; /nddwdwesnin. I am
heard making noise in some place,
nin madweta. I am heard in a cer-
tain place, nindanwiwe. I am (it
is) heard out of a certain place,
nind (msitagos; ondtagwad . I am
(it is) heard falling, nin mndwe-
shin; madwessin. I am (it is) heard
falling to the ground, ninnindwi-
kamigishin\ mndwilcumigisdu. I
am (it is) heard falling on the
floor, nin madwessaginhin; ma-
dwissngissin. I am heard with
pity, with compassion, nin Tciti-
magit.agns. I am heard with plea-
sure, nin minotagog. I am heard
with displeasure, nin jingitngns.
I am heard right or correctly, nin
^waiahotiigos. I am heard so...
nind initagos, t am heard telling
wounderfn'l thinpfs, nin mamalca-
sitagos. The rapids of a river are
heard, bidweioedjiwan.
Hearing, nondumnwin. Any thing I
hV-ar, nin nondamoirin. My hear-
ings, nin nondaniowinan.
Hearken; I hearken, tiinnandotage,
nin piaindain, nin jnsindage^ nin
nandama&itam. I hearken in order
to hear what he shall say, nin
nandutawn, nin nandui a&itaiva.
Heart, odeima. My, thy, his heart,
ninde, hide, ode. In the heart,
andmide. I have a heart, nind
tide. I liave auch a heart, or, mv
heart is so..., nind de6, or, nind iji
da. I have a clean heart, nin M-
nidee. I havg an unclean heart,
nin winidee. 1 have a large h.,
nin mangidee. I have a small h.,
nind agdssiilee. I n|^ke hts heart
so..., nin deea, or, mnd ijidiia. I
make his h. large, nin mavf^ideea.
I make the heart strong, 7itn aon-
gideexhlcage, nin songideeshlcawe. I
make t^^ h. strong, nin songideea;
nin songideeshkawa. I make his h.
hard, or strong, nin maMawideea,
nin mashkawideeshlcawa. I have a
strong heart, nin songidee. I have
a strong heart, or, I have a hard
and stubborn h., nin mashkawidee.
Strength or fortitude of heart son-
gideewin. Giving strength of heart,
songideeshkagewin. 1 have the
same heart" with him, nin widji-
diema. I have spasms or cramps
at the heart, nind otchidcepini^. 1
feel pain in my hesirt, nindewtdee.
I have a good heaft, nin minodie.
I have a wicked h., ninmatchidif.
— My h. is affected in a certain
manner, nin deeshka. My h. is
afflicted, is sorrowful, niri wugsit^-
widee. Affliction of heart, wassi-
tawideeivin. My h. is angry, nin
niMidee. Anger in the heart, ni-
shkideewin. My h beats much,
nin wihvingodee. My h. beats viol-
ently, nin se^negidee. Violent beat-
ing of the heart, sefsigideewin.
My h. is cool, nin takidee. I cool
my h., nin tukideeiahaioanidis, I
cool his h., vin takideeiaiuwana.
My h. is in pence, nin manakiwi'
dee- Peace of heart, tvanakitvidee-
win. My heart is so large..., nind
inigokodee. From all my heart,
enigokodkeiiln. Mv h. is tired of
sorrow and grief, nind ishkidcf.
My h. is troubled, alarmed, mn
migoehkadjidee. ^ Trouble of h^art,
migoshkadjideeivin. My h. is weak,
fickle, nin nokidee. Fickleness of
mind, nokMeeviin.-:- I come in his
heart, nin p'indjtdeeshkawa. It
comes in my heSirt^ nin pindjidee-
shkagon.
HEM
420
HIG
Heat; there is heat, Jnjate, kijide.
The heat comes in, pindigiiate.
Heathen, enamiassig.
Heaven, gijig; wakwi. In heaveni
from Or to .heaven, crwoono'; wa-
rning. *
Heavy, (difficult;) li is heavy tome,
it comes heavy upon me, 7imd
akoshlcagon.
Heavy, (ponderous; I ana, (it is)
heavy, nin Icostgwan; hoaigwan. 1
rnake him, (her, it) heavy, nin ho-
sigivania; nin Jcosigwaniton. I find
him (her, it) heavy, nin kosigwa-
nenima'^ nin kosigioanendan.
Heavy object; to keep s. th. down,
mindjimishkodjigan. I put a heavy
object on s. th. to keep it down,
nin mindjimishkodjige. I put a
heavy object on him, (her, it.) nm
mindiimishkona; nin mind/jimi-
shkodon.
Hectic; I am hectic, nin Jigwdkados,
nin miniwapine, nin takivumig.
Hedge, mitchikan.
Heel, ondondanama. My, thy, his
heel, nindoTidan, kidmidan, odan-
dan. I sit on my heels, ninpitig-
wessab.
Heifer, gibandkosA.
Height; it is of a certain hight,
apitamagad. The hight of s. th.,
or, as it is high, eakpdg, epitissing.
Heighten. S. High.
Helas! tiwe! ataid. — NiH!
Hell, annmakamig.
Helm, oddkan.
Helmet, agoshtigwaneon.
He'p, widokagewin. Mutual help,
widokodadiwin .
Ht'Ip; I help, nin vndokage, nin wi-
dokas. I help him, nin widokawa,
widokamawa. We help each other,
nin widokodadimin, nin widoka-
madimin. I help or assist his
mind, (his thoughts,) nin widoka-
wenima.
Helper, wadokaged, Ivadokasod.
Hem; I hem, nin titihimvass. I hem
it, (i;i., an.) nin titihgwadan; nin
titibigwana.
}ieva\o^A..,kagagiwunj.
Hemlock-forest, kagag iwanjiki.
Hemlock-tea, kaaugiwanjiioaho.
Hemmed; it is hemmed, {in., cm.)
titibigwade; titibigwaso.
Hen, pakaakwe, ikwe-pakaakwe.
Hen-house, hen-rooal, pukaakwewui-
amig.
Hen's e,g^, pakaakicewawan, pakauk-
wawawan.
Hermit, nejiki-bimadisid pagwdda-
kamig.
Herb, mashkossiw. Amongst herbs,
megweahlccasiw. The herb is bent!
beaten or trodden down, sawesh-
kissin mashkossiw. The herb is
wet, nibiwashka. The herb is
whitish, wabashkad mashkossiw.—
Aromatic herb, wingashk. Herb on
the bottom of rivers, unsisiw.
Herb, (in s. in.) S. Grass.
Herb of Venus, agoshkowewashk.
Herdsman, genawenimad pijikiwan.
Here, (/md, mungiji, ajonda.
Here! here it isl ow!
Hero, minissino , minissinomnini,
ogitchida. I am a kero, jiin minis-
sinowadis, nin minissinnw, nin
minissinowinitiiw, nind ogitchidaw.
Herpes, onamaninesiwin. 1 have the
herpes, nind onamunines.
Herring, okiwiss.
Herring-net, okewissab.
Hey! hear! ish\isht\ hishP.
Hiccough or hickup, wiwawemn. I
have the hiccough, I hiccough,
nind onwawe.
Hide, awissiwaian.
Hide; 1 hide him, (her, it,) m;iH;j«;
mn kadon. 1 hide to him s, th.,
nin kadawa. I hide myself, 7iin kas,
nin kakis, nin kasoidis. I hide my-
self before him, 7iin kasotawa.
Hidden; I am \M(!ien,ninkas. It is
hidden, kadjigade, gimodad. It is
hidden to me, nin hasotagm.
Hidden thing, mystery, kaiadjiga-
deg,gim/)disiwin. It is a mystery,
kadjigade — In a hidden or stealthy
manner, gimodj.
High, (dear, costly;) it is high, {in.
un.) sanagad, sanagagijide; sana-
gisi, sanagaginso.
.SBS.
HIR
521
HOL
High, on high, ishpiminff. It is high,
iehpamaqad. It is high: A book,
iehpansilca] a canoe, ishponagad; a
forest, iskpakweiamagad; a hill or
mountain, ishpadina; a mat, ish-
pushkad; metal, in,, iahpabika ;
metal, UM., ishpabikui; a rock, mA-
pahika.
Higher than large; it is h. than 1.,
namadamagud.
High esteem, ishpendagosiwin.
Highly esteemed; I am h. est., niiid
ishpendttgos. I cause him to be h.
est., nind ishpendagosia.
Hill; there is a very steep hill, kish-
kadina. On a hill, or on the hill,
ogiddki. I ascend a hill, nind oqi-
dakiwe. 1 run up on a \\[\\,nmd
ogidakiwebato. I descend a hill,
nin nusakiwe. I descend a hill
running, nin nissakiwcbato.
Hill; I hill. S. Hoe.
Hilly; it is hilly, pikwndina, papik-
wouma, papikwakamigu.
Hind, noje^.
Hinder; I hinder him, nin nngaa,
nin nagiina. I hinder myself, nin
nagaidis, nin naganidis, I hinder
or stop fighters, mn nandginiwe. I
hinder him, nin nandgina. I hinder
him to do s. th., or to go some-
where, nind ondjia, I hinder some-
body, nind ondjiiwe.
Hinder, (in s. in.) S. Forbid.
Hindered; I am hin. by r^in, nin
ginaham. I am h. by the wind to
sail, nin nagdiash. I am h. by a
river in my voyage, nind adaga-
magishin siii—The water is hin-
dered, nagddjiwan.
Hinder to sleep; I hinder people to
sleep, nind opawe. I h. him to si.,
nind opdma.
Hip. onoganama. My, thy, his hip,
ninogan, kinogan, onogan. The
bone of my, thy, his hip, ntntchi^ih-
ihodagan, kitchiehihodagan, otchish-
ibodagan. My hip is dislocated,
nin gidiskakonoganeahka.
Hire; I hire people, w»W unonige. I
hire him, nind anona.
Hired; I am hired, nind anonigo.
Hired person, hireling, andnugun,
anotngan, anonum, anokitagan,
hamitugan.
j Hisser, (a kmd of serpent,) newe.
Hit; I hit him (her. It) throwing,
nin mikwkwa; pin miktvaan.
Hit accidentally; I hit him (her, it)
accidentally, nin pisikawa; nin
pisikan.
Hither, ofhd, r/md nakukeiu.
Hoarfrost; there is hoarfrost : On
the grass, nigigwashkadin; on the
ground, nigigwukamigadin, wabi-
kadin, wabikamigadin; on the ice,
migwandngewad'in; on the trees,
nigigwanakad, nigigwanakadin.
Hoarse; 1 am hoarse, nin gibiskwe.
Hoarseness, gibiskwewin.
Hoe, bimidjiwagakwad, pigongwei-
gan. — S. Plough.
Hoe; 1 hoe or hill, nin ning^vatch-
aige. 1 hill it, {in..^ an.) nin ning-
watchaan', nin ningwatchdwa.
Hog, kokosh.
Hogslard, kokoshi-bimide, nengagbi-
mide.
Hogsmeat, hokoahiwi-wiiaas.
Hog's snout, kokoahiwiahkinj ,
Hoist the sail; I hoist the sail, nind
ombdkobidjige.
Hoist up. S. Lift up.
Hold; in the hold of the vessel, pwt-
donag nabihivaning.
Hold; 1 hold him, (her, ii^)nin mind-
jimina, nin takona; nin mindjimi-
nan, nin takonan, I hold myself,
(refrain,) nin mindjiminidis. I
hold him (her, it) well, nind ain-
dina; nind aindinan. I hold him
(her, it) strongly, nin mashkam-
mindjimina ; nin mashkavjimind-
jiminan. 1 take hold of him, (her,
it,) nin mashkawina; nin mashka-
winan. I hold a child, nin takond-
wass. — 1 hold him (her, it) up,
nind aahidakwawa ; nind asbida-
kwaan- 1 hold him under ine, nin
nindjimiahknwu. It holds ine un-
der, nin mindjimishkagon. It holds,
mindjimisain , mindjimoasin. — I
hold the rudder, 1 steer, nind
adikweam.
HON
522
HOP
Hold, (in B. in.) 8. S^ize.
Holil, (conlaiii;) it holds, d-ehashkine\
debilil. I cannot hold dW, iDhkioush-
kinenitiijud; iehkwahimujaJ.
Hold on! 'heka\
Hole; there is a h<ffp,pagiwan£iama-
ffadtjibainaffod,. There is a hole in
a t'bck, paijwa,nHithilca. I make a
hole or holes, nln, i>nij'vM.eiije, nin
pajjitMtncguiije, nin panihigaiyt,
nin patjwiinihitchigc, nin t'caxje. 1
make a hole in it or tlironqh it,
(in., nil.) nin nnifwanean, nin pa-
nihitjiiitn, nin tmdan; nin /luifwanc-
wa, ni-i /laniliiijkwa, nin tivkwa, I
burn a hole in it, {in., an.) nin
pagwaneiahism; nin piyjwaneia-
kis'Vd. There is a holo burnt in it,
(in., an.) pagwaniiaHde\ pagwaa-
eiakiso. I wear a hole in it, {in ,
an.) nin pagiraneK''Ulon, iiin pag-
wnneishkan; nin ' pag'vanetihkawa.
There is a hole worn in it, ithas
a hole, pag'DnndK.siii, pagwanes/ika.
Hole in the ground, wanikan. I dij?
a hole, nin icanike. There is a
hole dug in the ground, wauikade
Hole of a beaver, ainikwaj.
Hole ot any animal, (its abode or
den,") waj.
Hole of a serpent, ginehigivaj.
Holocaust, ti'hagisige-paijiiUnidjewin.
Holv, kitcliitwa. I am \it is! holy.
nin kifihit'oawtwlujof, kitckitwa-
wt'iidagivid. I make him (her, it)
holy, nin kitchitwawia\ nin ki-
tchitivaiiiton.
Holydav, kilchilii'iffijigad.
Holy Ghost, Wen>ji«hiil- Afanito.
Holy water, anundewaho.
Home; I am at home, nind ab. I
go home, nin gime. My, thy, his
hone, endaiiln. tndnian. endad.
Homesick; 1 am h.nin knuhkendam.
Homssickness. kashkend atnowin.
Hone, jigwainJiik.
Honesty," honest life, gwaiako-hima-
disiwin. 1 lead an honest and
just life; nin gwaiako-bimaditi,
jaiaw nin hi/nadis.
Honey, aino-ninihakwnt.
Honey-bird, nonokasse.
Honor, hitehitwawi«i>oin, kiichUwa
wendagr'niwin, min adenindiwin.
Honor; I hoiur, mn mmadendam,
etc. I honor him,(hor.it, )«i/j mtna-
di'ninia. nin kitchitwawenima, nin
hinhigcniina. nin manadji(i,nin ma-
nndjieniniii'nin qwanwadjia; nin
miiia l> ndiin, nin kifchitaKiwen'tan.
nin hink gendun, nin munadjitiyn,
nin iniiiii<ljiendiiii, niit gwunwad-
jitan. i honor myself, hln hitchit-
wa'venin lis, nin miiiddeniniliti, nin
miniideuini. We honor each other.
nin iniii.aileniiidimin, nin kitchit-
wawcnindiinin,ninmanadjiidimin.
Honor. Honored, (in s." in.) S.
High esteem. Highly esteemed.
Honorable, kitcliitma. I am (it is)
honorable, nin kitchitwawendagoa;
kitckiftviiwendngwud.
Honored; I am (it is) honored, nin
kitchitwiiwifi. nin kitchitwawen-
dmjoa ; kitchitwdwem voad. I
cause him to be honored, nin
kit hitivawisia, nin kitohitwawen-
dngob'i a.
Houd, wiwakivan.
Hood man's blind. gagihingweJdsowin,
nandodjiindiii.in. We play hood-
man's blind, nin gagihingwebiso-
min, nin nandodjindi/nin.
Hoof; its hoof, onhkanjin. — Bebeji-
gaganji, horse, that is, one-hooted
animal. — S. Claw.
Hook; a small hook, adjibidjigan.
iron hook for catching sturgeon,
tidjigwudjigun, adjigwudjiganabik,
patakibidjigan.
Hook; I hooK up. nind ad jigwadiige,
iiin piitakibiiijige. I hook him,
(her, it,) nind mljigwana, nin pa-
takibina ; nivd ad.jigwailan, nin
putakibidnn. I hook it, nind add-
hikaan, nind addbikitiMi'ii . It
hooks, it catches, addhikimn.
Hoop, barrel-hoop, etc.. inkobidjigan,
makakossag-tahibid.jigitn.
Hooping-cough, kitchi ossossodamo-
win.
Hope; I hope in him, nin pagosseni-
ma. nind apinimonan. — S. Ask
with hope.
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HUM
*■:
Horizontally; f put it horizontally,
niii gwaiukomdun,
Horn, iM'nn, iskanujnn. It. has
horns, iHlenhkani. It" has only ono
horn, nifiijoleshhuni. It has two
horns, niJDdfinhkanl. It has crook-
ed horiH*, iLiiiijlwlne.
Horn, hndadjujan, ma'lwewcic/iiijan.
Homo 1 owl, weive)uljiija)i(>.
Horrible; ] hin (it is/ horrible, wm
(/atjitdii/.ssai/iii, nhb iju<jw('uiii:8iiji>ii-
dtujiin, niii. tjotamiijiit), it in yotamlij-
ivviuliUjiis; [/a</W(iiii{>{i(i(/u<l, i/dijwd-
niiiS(i(/e/ida(/W(id, yotdiaijwad., ijo-
ta)ni(jwfn,dii.ijn)iul. — It is Jiorrible,
(paiiltiil.) anlmad.
WoxrihU, ydgivaii iKg(i(/(ikami(/, gagwd-
nissaijend agwaka miij .
/forror, kil: /u seyitiwl/i, gagwdnissa-
(leiulayotii'vLii.
//i)rso, hehiJii/ogan.JL
M)rsehack; I am on horsohack, ni/i
tessah, hebejignaaiiji nin himninig.
//orsfi-conil), cnrry^conib. heheikjug-
a nji~hi u dk mn n , behaj i gogu m i -hi/iak-
loelgaii, hvh('jlg<Hjajtji-iiatiiJ:wCigan.
//orse-dnng. hehejigaganjiwinio.
//)rse-fiy, minlsdk.
//)rse-hair, (tl mane of a horse,)
hebi'jigiigaiiji-wiihidssaii.
1 lorse-harness, hehejigogaaji-anuplno
win,
//irseman , hebammnigod behcjlgogan-
;lll.
// irse-shoe, ofdpkanjikadjliran.
i forse-stable, behcjtgoganjiwigamig.
/7)rse-taii, bebejigoganjiumw, bcbeji-
'joganjiukino.
//"ir.siUail, (plant,) kisihanashh.
//jsjjitable; I am hosp., nin h'Je-
trad is, nin mino dodawag bebuina-
dibidjig.
;7)S|)ital, akosiwigumig.
//i)s|iiralitv. kijeiO'ulifiiirin, minodo-
da:i.'lnd behamadisid.
Host, Odiwin, kitc/ti'wa Okfiwin.
ifitat, (landlord,) axhangewini/ii,
//istess, ashangikwe.
IIdIoI, ashangeivigamig.
Hol(d-k(>eper; ashuigewinini.
Hot weather, very hot weather, wis-
sagAteu'i't. It is very hot, wtMtt-
gate. It is hot, warm, kijute,
IlowHe, irtikdigan, wigiwam. In the
house, piiidigamig. One house.
ningotogamig. 'Vvic^ throe, four
houses, etc., iH^ngumig, im^oga-
mi(/, nioga/nig, etc. On the lop
of the house, oyidigamig. *
Hous(!hukffj ( family, ) »//• dtwiniwin.
i have such a household, nind
iniidewls. One honsebold, nitigo-
(ode. Two, tbreo households, etc.,
nijode, fii.'^godp., etc.
//ouse of commerc<' or trade, trad-
ing-house, utuwiwigamig.
/low ! auin? ivegonen? taid? taniah?
llf)wl; I howl, nin won, nin. wawan.
y/owling, wonowiu, v'aw(>n(>i''in.
J/ow inucli .'' how manyf anin mi-
nik?
/A)w often? anindaaningf
ll\isj; I hug him, euibr'aoe hiiUj «»'»
kinhkigwena.
//nil; 1 iuill vorn. nin gitcfiitwanaie-
dgc, nin giiddkwwnaiem'ag man-
daminag.
//uliod corn, gifrhikn'(i>iai(fig(tnag.
Humane; I n'm huniano, wiw Hjewa-
dis. nin viino biniadis.
Z/umanity, human nature, aniihina-
bewiwin.
//umbic; 1 nm humhh>, I have hum-
ble thoughts of myself, .„oii /ubaa-
senirn, nin tubatsmindis, nind ag-
asufinim.
JIumi)le-bec, ann, kitchi amo.
//umble submission, tabannijiagide^
nindisowin.
//iimbly; I humbly submit myself,
nin iabaamipagideninditi. 1 hum-
bly sul)Hiit turn, (her. it,) wiVi ^«-
bas.tiiHigidina, nin tn?/U6tii/iagide-
iiinia\ nin, tnhiti-aipagidinun, nin
tnbiw.^iiiagideiidun.
Humiliation. S. humility.
Humility, tabas.icnindit^i.win, tabas-
*C" imowin, ognnbeninioivin.
Humor. S. Temper. Tempera-
ment.
Humpback, magivawigan, pikwau<i-
gan, hikwawigan.
//umpbacked or hunchbacked; lam
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It I
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HUN
524
HYP
h., nin m,agwawi(jan, nin pihwawi-
ff<in, nin hokwawigan, nin bokwa-
witjaneshka.
/Tutiured, nmgolwak. We are a hun-
dred of us, nin ningotwakosimin.
There are a hundred in. objects,
ningotwakwadon. We are so many
hundred of us, nin diisswahosimin.
There are so many hundred in.
objects, dasswukwiidon. So many
hundred, dasswak.
Hundred each or to each, neningot-
wak.
/hundred times, ningotwak damiing.
Hunger, bukadiwin. There is hun-
ger, a famine, bakadeioiniwan, ba-
kadiwinagarl, bakadikamigad. I
die of hunger, nin gawannndam.
Death from hunger, gawannndn-
mowin. I can endure much hun-
ger, nin jibannndam.
hunger; 1 hung'er, nin bakadi. I
hunger after it, nin bakadenodan.
Hungry; I am hungry, mVi fratarfe. I
make him hungry, nin bakadea. I
make myself hungry, nin baka-
diidis.
Sang up; it is hung up, (in., an.)
agodemagad;ngodJin, It is hung
up, to let the water drop out of it.
(in,, un.) sikobigagtMle', sikobigagod-
jin.
Hunt; I hunt, 1 am hunting, nin
giosse, nin nandaioendjige. I hunt
with a bow and arrows,'«m nando-
bimwa.
Hunter, huntsman, qaossed, nenda-
wendji^ed. Good hunter, nitage-
winini.
//unling, giosaewin, nandawindjige-
win.
//unting district, giosaewin,.
\ Hurrah ! haw !
Hurry, wewibiaiwin, — S. Haste.
Harry; I hurry him, nin wewibia. 1
hurry myself, Jiin wewxbiidu. \
hurry him away, nin madjinajika-
wa. — lam in a hurry, »i» ndgd-
fvagendutn.
//urt; I hurt, nind akwendamoiwt .
I hurt him, nind akwendamia. 1
hurt him by striking, nind ahven-
damaganama. I hurt him, falling
upon him, nin gijikawu, nin niad
koshkaiva. I hurt him, touching
his wound, nin gidjibina. — I hurt
myself, nin bataa, nin bataidit. I
hurt myself by carrying, n/u giji
kos. I hurt myself falling, nin
f'agamakoaae. 1 hurt myself bv
ifting up 8. th.. nin tchakiw , nin
kitchakiwi. I hurt or strike my-
self frightfully, nin gagwdniss'a ■
kishkonviis. — I hurt my eye. S.
Eye.
Hurt, (ins. in.) S. Bruise. Injure.
Hurtful; any hurtful bad thing, (in..
an.,) matchi-aiiwiah] matchi-aiau ■
wish.
Hurting of one's self, bataaimn.
Husband, onabemima, wadiged inini,
widigemagan, wigimagan, widji-
wagun. My, thy, her husband,
(unpolitely,) 7iinndbem, kindhem.
onriftcwian ; (politely,) nin widige-
magan, etc.
Husbandman, hitigewinini.
Husbandry, kitiaewin.
Husk, jigoahdaajigun.
Hymn, nagamon, anamie-nagamon.
Hymn-book, nagamo -maainaigan .
Hypocrisy, anamiekaaowin.
Hypocrite, enamiekaaod. I am a hyp..
nind anamiikas.
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., m -i tmmMt%i*it m.--m^^imm"-!^'~''ii^-
I.
IF-
1, nin, nind.
Ice, mihvam. There is ice, mikwavi-
ilea. I am coiiiitig, onthe ice, «t«
hidadagak. I make a hole in the
ice, nin twdige, nin twkiva mikwara.
1 make a hole in the ice to have
water, nin twdihi. Hole in the ice
for water, <W)atftar.. 1 break through
the ice, walking on it, nm twashin.
1 walk on the ice, nin bimddagak.
I walk on the ice in water, nin
t>watwaskoliginam>-The ice breaks
off, (the water appears again, )^o-
gigamiivan. The ice of a river
goes off, himiwehidjiwan sihi. The
ice is floating down the stream,
mikwumUmabngo. There are holes
in the \ce, pagwani-jagigamiwan.
The ice is hollow, wimhagodjin
mikwam. The ice splits or opens,
tahhkikwadin.
Ice-bank, gagenigtvaan, There are
ice-banks, gagintgwaanoka.
Ice-cutter, iehkun. 1 make a hole
with an ice-cutter, nin twdige.
Ice-house, ice-pit, mihvatniwi'gamig.
Icicle, mikwdm, mikuamins.
idol, masinini. I adore or worship
idols, nin manitoke. I adore him,
(her, it, an \Ao\,)ninmunitokenan\
nin maniloken.
Idolater, idolatress, masininin meni-
toked.
Idolatry, manitvkewin, matchi-mani-
tokewin. 1 practise idolatry, nin
manitoke,
] don't know, (in s. in.) is express-
ed by gwinawi- ; and sometimes
by timo(j'wvn>
If, kifhjriin.
IMM
Ignorance, gagihadisiivm, pagwana-
widwin.
Ignorant ; I am ig>, ningagibadis, nin
pagtcanams, nin pagwanawadit,
kawin gfgonin kikendaniin 1 am
ipnorant, (benighted,) '■ <, tibika-
dia.
Igiiorant ^ernon, Tnegwanawiaid, gego
kekendunsig, tehikaditid,
'II, matchi. It is ill, evil, mdnddad,
matchi yiwebad.
III. Illness, (in s. in.; S. Sick. Sick-
ness.
yUegitimate child. S. Bastard,
ill humor, ill temper, (difficuU tem-
peramerit.) sana- '^iw'n, laan^ini-
niwagisiwin, matchi bimadiitwin.
matchi ijiwebisiwin.
Ill-tempered ; I am ill-tcmpered, nin
sanagis, nin manjininiivagiB, nin
matchi bimadis.
Illusion, waiejindisfM'in.
Image, masinitchigan. I make im-
ages, ninmaeinitchiganike. Maker
of images, madnitchiganikewinini.
The making of images, masinitch'
iganikewin>
Imagination, anisha inendamowin.
Imagine ; I imagine, anieha nind in'
endam.
Imbecile ; I am im., nin gagibadis,
nin kopadis.
Imbecility, gagibadisiwin, kopudid-
win.
imitate ; I im., nin kikinowabange. 1
imitate him, nin kikinowabama. I
im. it, (copy it,) nin kikinawaban'
dan.
Immediately, pabige. — S. Quickly.
Immolate. Immolatipn. — S. Sacri-
fice.
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/inpiitionce, hit'hinawegimn, mami-
anwcn'l'im >win,
lm|»utioiit; I am im., nin hitchina-
•u>en, niiid liiiwnn, mn rnutniduwe/i-
dam.
/iiij):)nitrtit ; I atn im., kuwin nind
anwenlndiMsui,
/in,.oiiiti)iit heart ; my, thy, his im-
puiiitent hcurtt, nindt, hide, od4
ai(iniVKnlnU8nmiKja»iiin(i<j.
/iiipiJiuttMit person, aiunmenindinoa-
fig.
/inpHrfect, ("bad;) I am (it is) im-
p<>rf -ct, nin watnw i.r,e>ida(j<it, t, aw n
gteniak niud i/iwehiiiim-t, ;' wainwa-
ncndiijwad, kaieiii gwaink ijiwe-
basninoH.
/mportiitie; I imp. \i\m, nin mi <fosh-
kadjii. I importune him with my
wonis, nin mlijuehknstrma. — S.
Troiil)lesom3.
/mportuiuty. S. Troublosomonoss.
/mposo ; 1 impose upon him, nin
mini, /imposu upon myself, n«Vt
minidin.
/mpisR, (deceive ;) 1 impose upon
him, nin waiejimd, nin giwantmi,
nin ijaijina'vinliki ntt.
/mpostof. /iiiposture.— S. Cheater.
Cheat.
Impotent ; /am imp., nin nandoo-
gii.—S. Weak,
/mprint ; / imprint it with fire, nin
misindkinan.
/mprintod; I ani (it is) imp on s.
th., nin masinibii<jaa ; masinibii-
gade.
/mprison ; I imprison him, nin gi-
bakivd'On.
/mprisoned ; / am imp., nin gibnk-
w li'jai.
Improve. /mprovement.— S, Re-
pair. Il3pairin;jr.
/mprudent ; 1 am ^ it is) imprudent,
nin biainttdi<, nin gagibadia jbisin-
adad, gagihada I.
Ainpudency, gagibadisiwin, agatch-
iasitvin.
/miJiidejit ; /am impudent, nin ga-
gibtdin, hiwin niud agaich'ssi.
Impudent, impudent pardon, egatoh-
isiig. — S. Shameless person.
/mpiirp ; / nm (it is) impure, nin wi-
nia, ni i wiundii, nin biahigwadia,
nin gagibadia ; winad, winadad,
biahigwadiid, gagibadad. — 1 think
he (she. it) is impure, nm wineni-
ma ; nm winendan.
/rn|)ur»' lire, winewit.!d-otf. There is
an impure i\ri>, wincwfuhkotewan.
/mpurity, bixkigwaditiivin, hiakig-
ww/j-iji/vebinutun, qugibadi.nwm,
wina^iiuioin,winu>iwm. — / commit
impuri y. S. I a.ii impure.— I make
him (her ) commit imp. , nin biahig-
wadjiii, nin gagibaditiit,
/iipurity of 'heart, winidiiivn. /
have an impure heart, nin wini.
dii.
/iiipule ; / impnite to him, nind apa-
gadjiaaitaim, nind apagadjianta-
maiua. nin biinmidaa.
Ill, /li/ulig, p/ndf'... Jam in, nind ab,
pindig nmd aia. I am (it is) in s.
th., nin pins ; pinde.
/ncapable ; I am incapable, nin bwa-
nawilo, kawin nin gaabkitoaain.
/ncapacity, bwanawiinwin.
/ncarnate ; / inc. myself, nin wii-
aaai'viidia, nind uni.shinabeiviidia.
/ncarnation, wi a/i»iwiidiaowin, a-
niahinabewii<li»iiwin.
In case.., kiah dn.
/ncendiary, sckaowid, sekaiged. sak-
nigewi'dni. I am an incendiary,
nin aakao've, nin sal;aige.
/ncemiiary's work, aaka'ignoin.
/nceiise, minomagwakiaigan. I burn
incense, 7iin minomagwakisige.
/n reuse ; 1 incense, n n mimmagioa-
bikisige. nin pakwenesaatclitge. 1
incen^^e him,_ ( her, it, ) nin puhwe-
neaaaiawa \ nin pakweneeaaton.
Incenaory,minomugtviibikiaigan,pak-
wencssatchigun.
/ncessantly. S. Always.
/nch , one inch, riingotmindj. Two.
three inches, etc., nijnnindj, niaao-
niiidj, etc. So many inches, daa-
sonindj
Incision, in a maple-tree, ojigaigan.
A fresh incision, oahMgalmu. I
make incisions in maple-trees,
nitul ojiguige, 1 make large in-
¥'
m^me^mmmmiimfmmmmwm
im^tmB-^f^m
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cisions, nin m'lngignigr. Thore is
a hrt^o incision, maiKjiijaujade. I
mako auutll incisiunH, nin hahiwi-
qaige. There are small incisions,
oabtii'uiaujade. The incision is
whitixh, wabigad ojtgaigan.
Incite; I incite, nin gagansimge. I in-
cite hiin,»i/» giwiinsorna, nin enn-
djia, mnd ovinia, nirui ombirna,
nind u.ihia, nind anki'vina.
Incitin^i gcujaiifimJiwin.
Incline; I incline my head on one
side, nind anihkwen. — S. Head.
Incline, ( in s. in. ) B. Bosv down.
Inclined; it is inclined m such a man-
ner, inag(4e.
Inclined, (in s. in.) S. ^ent forvi'ard.
I nconstancy , aidjnwendmnowin.
Inconstant; ' am inc., nind aidjaw-
endam.
Inconvenient; it is inc., sanugad,
Incorporiiled; it ia incorp. to mo,
nind utviiawinodan.
Incorruptible, n(tn-i4giDfikana/<nn€g.
Increase; I increase it, 7iin nmhina-
ton, nin miMnnton. I increase it
to him, nin mivhinotamawa. We
increase in population, nin nitu-
ivigi/niii, nin ni Idwigiiilimin.
Incredulity, nguntveiendamow i n ,
agonwitamoiiin.
Incredulous; I wmmCfrdnd dgontve-
iendam, nind Agvnwetam, nind
agonwetage. nin nitd-agonwttam.
Incredulous person, aiugonwiien-
dang, nttdagonwttang, daiibwe-
tantig.
Incur; I incur it, nifid onditamadi-
son, nin tuikwatc/ntamndiiK/n.
Indecent. S. Impure. Dirty.
Indeed, in lrvil\\,geget.
Indent; 1 indent it, (in., an.) nin hi-
tchi'jijali; nin Mtchiijijwa.
Indented; it is ind., (?;«., an.) kitchig- \
iiigiide ; kitchigi/igano.
InaGpeMltncB, dihinindinuwln.
Independent; 1 am independent, nin
dioeninditi.
Indian, anuhinahe. Bad Indian, an-
iihinahewith. I am an Indian, n/ntf
anihhinnhew. I play the Indian,
nind ani^ldnabekus. I live like sn
Indian, tiind nnitihinnheltimudis,
aniiihinab^no nind i/t himadu. — A
BtratiRe Indian, mainguntuhinalic,
mnia/dii'un/'fliinabr. A kind of
stranjie Indian, mishiuimukinagv.
Indian A)?ent, unit'/iinahe-t/gima.
Indinn character, nniMtntlmWiidixl-
win. ( have the Indian character,
. nifid luiishlnahefi'mdiii.
/iidiiin corn, inmidotnin, manddmin-
ag. 1 produce /ndian corn, nin
manddminike. I 8tain|i /iiiiian
corn, mn taf/icawag mundarninag.
Vndiiin corn-sou]) or corn-riiasli,
mundamin(dn>, tagwaanahu. /make
corn-8ou[), nin mandamtnaboke,
nin lagwuanahdke.
/ndian corn field, mandaminiiili-
gan.
/ndian corn hng,manJami?mvaJ.
/ndian corn siot 6 'hou se , niandamin ■
iwigamig.
/ndian country, anitihinnlnvali. I
live in the /ndian country, nind
anis/iinabiki.
/ndian cradle, Hkinagan. I make a
cradle, nin tikinngdhike.
/ndian dancinp, ariisldnahcwifhimo-
trin. I dance alter the /ndian
fashion, nind anithinuheuiMm.
/luiian fashion, /ndiaii mode of liv-
iiiiu:, avi/^hinubf'widjigcwin. J live
or act alter the /ndian fashioii,
nind aniMnahewidjige.
/ndian from the back woods, sug-
wdndaguwin in t.
/ndian \&ngURSie, anishinabtmnu i/i . J
8|)eak the /ndian language, nind
a/iif//in(ihem. It speaks /ndian, (it
is written in the /nd. lan^.,) anith-
inahem(>Tn,ig<id. I\ is /ndian, (it is
written in'the/iid. \^n^.,) uniih-
inahewiisin. I translate it in the
/nd. lang. nind anifhtnabeu-issiton.
Indian life, aidnhinuht-bimadit.iwin.
Indian name, aniihinnbewinikaao-
win. I have (it has) an Indian
name, nind ani.thinabeuinihit;
anitthinalewinikade. I give him
(her, it) an Indian name, nind
anibhinaheivinikana; nind anithi-
nabewinihidan.
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Indian not belonging to the Grand
Medicine, eagimn, sagimaioinini.
I don't belong to the "Gr. M., nin
sagimuw.
Indian of the Grand Medicine, mlde.
I am in Indian of the Gr. M., nin
midiw.
Indian ornament; a kind of Ind. or.,
wagisi,
Indian religion, anhhinabe'ijitwa-
win.
Indian song, oniBhinabe-na-gamon. I
sing an Indian song, nitid anishi-
lahe-nagam,
Indian tea; a kind of tea, winiasihag.
Another kind, winisihp.mibag.
Indian to whom a woman is gi»fen
to marry her, {nolc^s, voleiis,) wa-
wi'cawind.
Indian woman, anishitiahehDe, I am
an Indian woman, niiid anishinab-
ehwew.
Indian writer, a man that writes in
Indian, anishinn^ewUyiigewinini.
Indian writing, anishinaheioihiigan,
I write in Indian, niiid anishinahe-
u)ib?'ige. The act of writing in In-
dian, anishinahewibiigeivin,
India rubber, qasstbiigan.
Indicate; I indicate, nin windamage,
nin kikinoamuge . I ir.i. him s. th.,
nin windamawa weweni, nin hi-
kinoamawa.
Indigence, kitimagisiwin.
Indigent. S. Poor.
indisposed, (a little sick;) I am in-
disposed, panginind akos, nin md-
namandji, nin sibiskudis.
Indisposition, mdnamandjiowin, ei-
biskadieiwin.
Indolent. Indolence.— 'S. Lazy. La-
ziness.
Indulgence, lOebindmagoivini-jawen-
dagosiwin. ^
Industrious; 1 am ind., nin nitd-ano-
ki, nin minwanoki, nin kijijawis,
nin minw^wis, nin mikos, nin gash-
kitchige.
Industrious man, gaining.or earning
much by his labor, gaehkitohige-
wxnini.
Industfious person, netd-anohid,
kejijawisid.
Industry, nita-anokiwin, kijijawiti-
win, minwewisiivm.
Infancy, abinodjiiwin.
Infant, oehki-abinodji, tekobisod abi-
nodji.
Infect; I jnfect a place with sick-
ness, akoeiwin ^Un bidon, akosi-
iwin nin bi-migiwen.
Infidel, _ enamimsig, daiebwetanm
anamiewin.
Infirm, (sick, weak;) I am infirm,
nhul dkos, nin nita-akos, ninnani'
pinis.
Infirmary, akostmga?nig .
Infirmity, akosiwtn, nita-a^osiwin,
nanipinieiwin, inapr baton-
win>
Inflame; [ inflame it, (kindle it,)
nin biskanendan.
Inflexible. S. i'rittle.
Inform; I inform, ntn windamage,
nin kikinoamage, i inform him,
nin windamawa, nin kikinoam-
aiva.
Inform, Information. — S. Inquire,
inquiry.
Information, windamageioin, win-
damawetvisiwin .
/nformed; I am inf., ninwindamago,
nin windamaweivia.
Inhabit; 1 inhabit it, dwell in it, nind
abitdn.
inhabitant, ebitang, bem j,.
/njection, (clyster,) pinaabaivudji-
gan, siginamadiwin. I receive an
injection, ninvinddbawanigo, nin
siginamago, /give an. inj., nin
pindabawadjige, nin siginamage, I
give hirn an inj., nin pindai)awana,
nin siginama^va.
injure; i injure, nin mijiiwc. i in-
jure him, 'her, it,) nin mijia, nind
inigaa, nind enapinana\ nin miji-
ton, nind inigaton, nind enapina-
don. /injure myself, nind ini</us,
rJndiniguidia. R injures me, nind
inigaigon,
injure, (in s. in.) S. Defile.
injury. S. insult.
ink, ojibiiganabo.
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/nland, (in the woods,) Hopiming,
megiiekamig, I go in the inland,
(in the woods. in the interior, )m'n.
g(ypi. /go in the inland, on a river
in a canoe, nin gopaam. The road
or trail leads in the woods, gopa-
mo mikana,
/nland, (in s. in,)S. Woods,
/nland lake, augaigan. The inland
lake is large, mangigama sagai-
gan.
/nn. Annkeeper=— S. Hotel. Hotel-
keeper,
/nnocence, hinuiwiu,
/nnocent; /am innocent, nin Unis.
/noculate; 7 in. with the cow-pox,
niTul atageri mamakuiwin, nin,
mamakmiwe. I in, him with the
cow-pox, nind ntawa mamakuiwin,
'•> in mamdkisia . — S. Cow-pox.
/no^ulator, etaged mamuktfiwin.—
S. Cow-pox inoculator,
in order to..., tcM, tchi wi-.
/nquire; /inquire, nin gagwidwe,
/nquiry, aagwedwewin.
In regard to..., ondji.
/nsane; I am ins,, nm gnvanadis. I
amina. by inte-wals, wwt giwunad-
apine .
/nsaneness, giwunadimvin. /nsane-
ness by intervals, giwanadapine-
win.
/nsect, manitcmB. A kind of poi-
sonous insect, omiskosd.
/nside, pindig, pindjaii, p'mdf.,,,
pindjina. Towards the inside,
ptndig iyiakakeia.
insignificant; I am (it is) insigni-
ficant, considered ins., nin nagi-
kawendagos, nind agassendagos;
naaikaviendagwad,agaseendugivad.
I think he (she, it ) is insigniticant,
nin nagikawenima, nind agaeseni-
ma; nin nagikawendan, nind agas-
send(in. I think myself ins., nin
nm/ikawenindia, nind agassenindia,
— I make him ins., ninnagikawen-
dagoaia^ nind agnsaendagosia.
Jnfiiy\<i; it is insipid, {in., an.) hi-
maeipogwud] Mnisaipogoai.
Vnsipidity, insipidness, binisaipogoei-
win.
/nstantly, aea-ika.
/nstoad of..., meahkwat.
instigate; I instigate, ni», gagdn-
aojuge.—S. Iticite.
Instigation, gaf^anaondiwin.
/nstinct, uweaai-ainendamowin.
instruct,- I in8»TUct, nin kikniow
^ mage. 1 inst. him, nin kikinou-
mawa.
instruction. 8. Teaching,
instruction, religious inst., ghgikwe
win, unamie-gagikwewin.
/nstrument, (tool,) anokasawin.
/nsult, lissmgewin, mawineigmin.
/nsult; I insult, nin mawiniiae, nin
hitsonge, nin lisaitagos. I insult
him, (her, it,) nin maitinewa, lin
mawineahkawa, nin hiaaoma; nin
matvinmn, nin muwineahkan, nin
hissondun, I insult him and make
him weep, nin aemssima. It in-
sults me, nin mnwineahkagm.—
S. Insulting laHguage,
Insult, (in s. in.)'S, Mock.
Insult by signs with the hand, nimi-
skangewin, nimiakandjigewin, ni-
miakandiwin.
Insult; I insult by signs with thp
liand, nin nimdakange, nir„ nimis-
kandjige.^ 1 insult him ^;hfcr. it) by
signs, nin nimiakama; nin nimi-
akandan.^ We insult each other,
nin nimiakandimin.
Insulted; I am ins., nin mawineogo,
mn hisaomigo, nin MaaUawa.
Insulter, neta-hiaai/nged, neta-nitnia-
kanqed.
Insultmg, S. Insult.
Insulting language, Uaaiiagosiwin,
maarmgewin. I use ins '
biasitum. I hear him
lang., nin hiaaitawa.
Insupportable; I am ins., tiin aana-
gia. ' ' '
Intellect, intelligence, nihwakawin.
Intelligent; I am int., nin vihwaka.
I make him int., nin nihwakaa.
Intelligent man, nibwakawinini.
intelligent person, nebwakad.
/ntelligible; it is int., niasiMagvad.
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intemperance in eating, nihadisi-
win; in drii'king, minikweshkiwin,
giwaskkwehishkiivin.
Intemperate; I am inc. in eating, nin
nihadix. I am int. inurinking. nin
mmikweshk, nin, giwc^shhweUnhk.
Znt«nd; I intend, nind inendam. I
intend to do s. th., 1 am preparing,
nind aiAtchi.
Intention, inendummiu'n.
Intercede; I int. for somebody, mn
gaganodamage. I int. lor him, nin
gagantidamawa.
Intercession, gaganodamagewin.
Intercessor, gegan<damaged,
/nterior. S. Inland.
/nteriorly, pindjina, pindjaii.
/nterpret; t interpret, nind dnikano-
ta^e. I mterpret him, (her, ii,)
nind dnihanotawa; nind dnikanu-
tan.
interpretation ; anikanotagewin.
/nterpreted; I am (it is) interpreted,
nitid anikanotago; anikanutadji-
gade.
interpreter, aianikanotd^ed, anika-
notagewinini. B'emale mterpreter,
anikun<4agekwe.
/nter8ect;it intersects, ajidesse.
/nterval; the interval between two
lodges or houses, ajawigamig, nis-
satvigamig.
/ntice; I intice, nin gagwedibeninge,
nin gagtvedibendJige.—S. Tempt.
/nticer. S. Tempter.
/ntimidate; lint., nin segiiwe. I int.
him, nin segia, nin segima. I try
to intimidate, nin gagwisegiiwe. 1
try to int. him, nin gagwesegia,
mn gagwieeginu.
/ntoxicate; I int. myself, I get drunk,
nin giwashkwchi. I int. him, 1
make him drunk, nin giwashkwe-
Ha. — It intoxicates, (it is intoxic-
ating, )_ giwashkwebimagad, giwa-
thkwehishkagemagad. It intoxic-
ates me, nin giwashkwebiigon, nin
giwashkuiekimkagi'n.
/nloxicated; I am int., nin-giwa-
shkuebi.
/nt(>zication, glwathkwehiwin.
/ntractable; I am int., nin sanagis.
I fmd him intr., nin sanugenima.
/iitractableness, sanaginiuin.
/iitrepid. Intrepidity. — S. Coura-
geous. Courage.
/ntrust. S. Commit.
/iiundation. S. Flood.
inured. S. Accustomed-
/nurement, nagadiiiwin.
/nvent; I invent it, or discover it,
nil) mlkawuchiion.
/n\ented; it is invented, mikawadji
gade.
/nvent ion, mikawa^bitmvin.
/nventor, mekwwas/iitod, ga-mika-
waMP)d.
/nvisible; I am (it is) invisible, ka-
win nin wabaminagoniMi; kawin
wabaminagwamnon. invisible av.
being, waiabuniinngosissig. invis-
ible in. object, waiabaininugwm-
mirg.
/nvitation, wikongewin, - 'I'mdiwin.
/nvite; /invite to a meal, mn wt-
konge. 1 invite him, nin ivikoma.
/nvite, (in s. in.) S, Call.
/nwardly. S. /nside.
inwardly, in the body, andmina.
/re. S. Anger.
/reland, Jaganashiwaki. (England.)
/rish boy, jaganashi?is, (English
boy.)
/nsh girl, jaganushihwens, (Engl.
Aishman,_;a^a«<wA, (Englishman.)
/rishwoman, Jagunashikwe, (Eng-
lishwoman.)
/ron, biwdbik. A piece or fragment
of iron, bokwabik,. /work or prod,
uce iron, nin hiwdbikoke. Place
where they produce iron, WwaJiy^o-
kan.—%. Cast iron. Wrought iron.
/ron; / iron, nin joahkwaigaige. I
iron it, {in.,an.)ninjoshkwigaan;
nin joshkwegdwa.
Iron boat, biwahiko-tchiman.
Iron chain, or iron fetters, biwabiko-
sagabiginigitn, biwabikn-sagibidji-
gan, biwabiko-takobidjigan,
/roned; it is Ironed, (?«., an.)jo-
shkwaigaiqade; joshkwaigaigaso.
iron-mine, Uwdbikokaii, (properly.)
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/ work in a iron-mine, nin biwdbi-
kolce, (properly.)
/ron-Mountain, Biwabiko-ivadjiw.
Iron pot, hiwabikwakik.
/roii-Rivnr, Biwabiko-sihi.
/roil road, (rail road,) biwabiko-mi-
ka/ia.
Iron vessel, biwabiko-nabikwan.
/roquoi Indian, Nadowi.
/roquoi language, nadowemowin. I
speak the /roquoi language, nin
nadowim.
/roquoi squaw, nadowekwe.
/rrational; /amirr., nin gagibadis.
It is in-., gagibadad.
/rritate; /irritate him, nin nishkia.
— S. Angry. Provoke to anger,
/sland, isle, OT««s«. The erid of the
island, waiekivaminisa.
/slander, minissing endanakid, mi-
nissing endaji-bimadiaid.
/sland in a current, minitigodjiwan,
Tfieminitigodjiwung.
/sland in a river, minitig.
/sle Royal, Minong.
/ssue of bloody miskwiwapinewin. I
have an issue of blood, miskwiwa-
pine,
/tch, itching, gijibisiivin, gijibryewvn.
/feel itchmgs, nin gijibu. I feel
itchmgs : On my arm, nin gijihi-
mke; in my ears, nin gijibitawage.
nin ginugitawage; on my foot or
feet, nin gijibinide; on my hand,
nin gijibinindji; on my head, nin
gijibindibe, mn gijibiehtigwane, nin
gmagishtigwane; on my leg, nin
aijibtgade; on my skin, nin gij%.
/tchy; /am itchy, Tim ^i^iJo^V.
Ivy, wabijeshiwutchab.
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J.
JES
Jacket, babmhawagm.
Jack-knife, biskahikikoman. Ishui a
jack-knife, nin biskabikinan mo-
kornan.
Jagg. Jagged.— S. Indent. Indent-
ed.
Jail, gibakwaodiwigamig
Jailer, genawenimad gebakwaigasc-
nidjiti.
January, mdnitogisiss.
Jar. S. Jug.
Jaundice, osdMiw^esi'Wre. I have the
jaundice, nind osAwines.
Jaw, odamikanama. _ My, thy, his
jaw, 7iindamikun, kidamihin, oda-
mikan. My jaw is swollen, nin
bngtinhkandge.
Jawbone, oddmikiganima.^ My, thy,
his jawbone, nindamikigan, kida-
mliclgan, udamikigan. 1 have bare
jawbones, nin miluskkarvge,
J a V , pikwakohwewesh L
Jealous; lam jealous, nin gdwe, nin
gagawendjiye, nin himimaemje. I
am je3. in" thoughts, via gdwcn-
dam. I am j. in thoughts to-
wards her, (him,) nin gdicentma,
nin gagdivenima. I am too j., or
in a habit of being jeal., nin gd-
■wesk. nin gagdwendjigeshk. 1 am
j. for him, nin qdwetawa, nin ga-
wetnmmva. We are j._ towar(ls
one another, nin gdwindiniin,' nin
gagdiveninditnm.
Jei[\ousy,gdic<ii'in, gngnwendjigetcin,
gdwindhvin, gagdwenindiipn. Ha-
bitual jealousy, gdweshkiwin, ga-
gdwenajigeshkiwin.
Jeopardy, nanisanisiioin. — S. Dan-
ger.
Jest. S. Buffoon. i?uffoonery.
' joy
Je«ter, hehaidnusid, hebayinwed.
Great jester, nctd-bahaiinisul.—^.
Buffoon.
Jew, Judnivirdni.
Jewess, Judawikwe.
Jingle; it jingles, madweidhikissin.
Join; I join it together, nin mama-
witrjn. It joins together, mama-
icissin.
Joiner, (carpenter,) mokoddssowi-
nini.
Joiner's shop, mokodussowigainig.
Joiner's trade or work, mokodanso-
win.
Joke; I am telling jokes, I joke,
nin babdjiinwe, nin babdpinis, nin
maiessanduias, nin tvawiiajitagos.
Joker. S. Jester.
Jokery, huMpimvewin, babajmmi-
win, 100 wiiajitagasiwin.
Joy, joyfulness, minawanigoKiwin,
minaicanigwcndamowin, ininaica-
siu'in, onanigodwin, itnanigwcnda-
mowin, hapinenimowin, hapinenda-
riMirin. jamiwadisiwin, mudjigid-
win, mi/djigendaity/win. There is
joy, miiuiivanigwad. Joyfulness
in half drunkenness, jaw^en^iawio-
win, Joyfulness in drunkenness,
mina wanigohiwin, m/idjigibiwin.
Joyful; I am \oyi'u\, 7iin ininawani-
gos, nin minawwiigwcndain, nin
minawae, nind anunigos, nind onu-
nigivendam, nin bapineni/n, nin
ba/iincndam, nin jomiwadis., nin
modjigis, nin mudjiiieiulam. I am
joyful being half drunk, nin jo-
"'I'ndafn. I am joyf. in drunk-
enness, nin fninawanigiM, nin
modjigibi. I am joyful m my
heart, nin modjigidee. — I make
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him (her, it) joyful, 7iia mina-
wanigwia, nin minawasia, 7iind
ananigwia, nin bainnenimoa, nin
jomiwadisia, nin modjigendamia;
nin, Tninawaniffwit(M, {minawa
nigoton,) nm minawasiton, niitd
onimigwtton, {onanigoton,) nin ba-
jnnenimntim, nin jomiwadisit(/n,
nin, inodjigendamit(/n, I make him
joyful with my words, nin mina-
wasima, nin minawaniqoma. it
isjoyf., (it rejoices,) minawanig-
wendamnmagad, hapinenimtymag-
ad, modjigendamomagud. It is
joyf., (delightful,) mmawaiiigwen-
dugwad, modjigendagwad.
Joyful thoughts, minuwanigioenda
mowzn^ onanigwenda7H0ivin,.
S. I
I
am
have joyful thoughts.
joyful.
Joyous. S. Joyful.
Judea, Judiing.
Judge, dibahmiqewinini, dihahoni-
wewinini, debaJconiged.
Judge; I judge, nin dibakonige, nin
dihakoniwe. I judge him, nin
dibdkona, niti dibdgima, nind ona-
gima. I judge him in thoughts,
nind on^nima. It judge it in
thoughts, nind onenddn.
Judged; I am (it is,) judged, nin di-
bdkotngas: dibakonigade.
i\idigm.eni, dibakontgewin, dihakoni-
gowin, dibakoniwewin, dibukonidi-
win.
Judgment-day, (day of divine judg-
ment,) dibahmige-gijigad .
Judgment-house, dibahmigewiga-
mig, dibakonidimiqamig.
l»<iginent-aeait,dibakoniweivini-apa-
biwin.
Jug, omodai, wabigan-cmiodai.
Juggler, tchessaktd, tchissakiivinini.
Juggler's lodge, tchissakan.
Jugglery, tchissakiwin. I practise
jugglery, nintchissaki.
Jugglery in regard to sickness, kosd-
bandamowin. I practise jugglery
for a sick [jerson, nin kosdbdndam.
I practise jug. on him or for him,
nin koadbama.
July, miskwimini-gisiss, madwesige-
gisiss, papashkisige-gisias.
Jump. S. Leap.
June, odeimini-gisiss.
Juniper-berry, okdwanjimin.
Juniper-bush, okdwanj.
Jury, dibmveivin. I serve on a jury,
nin dibou'e.
Juryman, dibmoeivinini.
Just, rnimwetch, ndita.
Just; I am just, nin givaiako-bima-
dts, gwuiak nind ijtwMs.
•Just, justly, gu'uiak; jaidw.
Justice, (virtue,) gioaiako-bimadisi-
ivin, gwaiak ijiwebisiwin; jaidtv-
inadisiwin.
Justice, (law,) dibakoniqewin.
Justice of the peace. S. Judge.
Just so, tibishko.
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KIC
Kalendar. S. Calender.
Keg, makahont, mahdkossagons.
Keep; I keep him, (her, it,) nind
miiuijimina, nin mindjimishkawa ;
nin mmdjiminan. I keep him,
(her, it) slightly, wwi sugina; nin
saginan. It keeps ine, nin mind-
jimiihkagon. I keep myself back,
7iia mindjiminidis. I keep my-
self from him, nin midagwetawa.
Keep, (in s. in.) S. Conserve.
Reserve.
Keep company; I keep com., nw
wiswke. I keep com. with him,
(her, it,) ?wi tvissokawa; nin wis-
sokan.
Keep, (contain;) it keeps much, (^Vi.,
an.)'bissdgwan\ bissagosi.
Keep in memory; I ke'cp in m., nin
mindjimendain. I keep him (her,
it) in m., nin mindjimeniina; nin
mindjimenddti. I keep myself in
m., (1 think on myself,) nin mind-
jimenindis.
Kept, (in s. in.) S. Conserved. Re-
served.
Kernel, (stone,) opikomi?in7i.
Kettle, akik. I make kettles, nind
akikoke. The kettle is too small,
naaivadisi akik.
Kettle-hook, or kettle-hanger, ago-
dakikwan.
Kettle-maker, kettle-manufacturer,
akikokemnini.
Kettle-manufactory, akikokewin.
Key, ahahikuigan. 1 make keys,
nind dbahikaiganike.
Kick; I kick, nin tdngishkige, nin
tdngishkage. I kick him, (her,
it,)hin idngishkawa,7iin tatdngi.sh-
kawa; nin tdngishkan, 7iin tatdji-
gishkan.
KIN
Kicked; I am (it is) kicked, nin
tangishkigas\ tdngishkigade.
Kidney; my, thy, his kidney, w'ndd-
dikossiw, kidvdikossiw, ododiko6si-
tvan.
Kill; I kill, wi'/i nishiwe, nin nitage.
I use to W\\\, nin ni&hiweshk. It
kills, nishiwcinagad. I kill him,
(her, it,) nin ?t,issd, ni7i niwanawa\
nin 7iit(in. I seek an opportunity
to kill him, nin /ui/iddnissa. I kill
him in a certain manner, nind
i/uipinana. I kill him for such a
reason, or on account of..., nind
imdjinana. I kill him lialf, or al-
most, nind ahitonana. 1 kill him
entirely, mud aintcliina7ia . We
kill one another, nin nixsidimin,
nin dajji>ianidi>nin. I kill or des-
troy it (in., an.) nind 7iib(/miidan\
nin nihawi/na. It kills me, nin
nissigon.
Kill animals ; I kill for people, nin
nitamage. 1 kill it for him, niti
nitamawa. I kill for myself., nin
7iita77ias, ni7i nitamadis. I kill it
for myself, {in., an.) nin fiitcwia-
son, nin nitamadison ; nin nitama-
sonan, nin nitamadisonan.
Killed; I come near being killed, nin
liajine.
Killed person, nitdgan.
Killer of animals, /lifugcwi/iini.
Killer of persons, murderer, ^leahi-
nvd, ncahiweshkid.
Killing, 7iishiweivin, nissidiwin ; ?u'-
tageivin.
Kind ; only objects of one and the
same kind are lying there, {in.,
071.) nwj agissinon; mnjagishimig.
We are of so many kinds, 7iin dass-
wniaginmin. It is of so many
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kinds, damraiagad. We are (it la)
ot two, three kinds, etc., nin nij-
waiaguimin^ nin nuswaiaguimin;
niju'aia<jad, niBstvatagad, etc.
Kind; 1 am kind, nin HJadis, nin Jci-
je-K'adis, nin mino biinadia.
Kindle ; I kindle it, ninsakaan. — S.
Blaze.
Kindle-wood, mishiwatdg, biskaJcon-
endjigan.
Kind\\es8,kijudisiwin,HJewudioiwi>i,
Tniiio bimadidwin.
Kindred, inaivendiwin. _
King, (igima, kitchi-ogima. 1 am a
king, «t/K/ (igimaw. 1 make him a
king, nind ogimairia. i live or act
like a king, nind ogimawadis.
Kingdom, otjimawitvin.
Kiiiglislier,"(bird,) ogiMimanisd.
Kinsman, kinswoman, inawcniagan,
inawendagan.
Kiss, kissing, odjindiwin.
Kiss ; 1 kiss, nikd odjindam. I kiss
him, (her, it,) nindMljiina; nind
odjinddn. I kiss s. th. relating to
him, Iliad odjindamawa. _Wc kiss
each other, 7iiiid odjindiiidn. Kiss-
ing each other, odjindiwin. — Kiss
nie, hihi.
Kissing-day, fHljindiwinigijignd.
Kite hen, tohibakwewujamig.
Kite, gibwdnasi; mishikckck.
Kite, made of paper, babamassitchi-
gan.
Knead ; I knead, nin madinige. I
knead it, {in., on.) nind ajitckishk-
iwaginan ; nind ojitchishhUvagina.
I kiiead bread, nijid oitadina pak-
wejignn.
Knee, agidigwama. My, thy, his
knee, ningidig, kigidi^j, ogidigwan.
Kneel; I kneel, I am kneeling, nind
otchittihingwanah, nind otcMtcldn-
gwanigabaiv. 1 kneel before him,
(her, 'it,) nind otchilchingwanipa-
hawitawa', nind ott-hitchingwaniga-
hawitan.
Kneel dAwn ; 1 kneel down, nind
otcMtchinqwunita. 1 kneel down
before him, (her, it,) nin otihitch-
inawanitawa ; nind otchitchingwa-
vitan. I fall down on my knees,
nind vtchitchingwanisBe .
Knife, mdkuman. It^nall knife, *,pen-
knife,) mokomanens. 1 make kniv-
es, mnmokomanih' —8. ntler.
Knife-sheath, yindik^inan.
Knife with two edges, ctamhmian.
Knit: I knit socks or stockii's, nind
aJK/anike. 1 knit stockings, nind
akohmiidassike, nin misatigomi-
dasisike.
Knitting, akokomidastikenmi.
Knob on a tree, t)ikwakicad._
Knock; 1 knock, nin pakiU'ige. ^ I
1 lock witt) s. th.,nin pagakivuige.
1 knock mm with inv 8houlde'r«,
nin pakiteshkawa. 1 knock him
(her, r > down, nin pakiteoahima:
nin pakiteossiitun.
Kno'-k against; 1 knock against him,
v.. bitdkoaldawa. 1 knock against
it, nin bitdkoshkan. 11 knocks
against me, nin bitdkoskkagon.- I
knock my lu^t against s. th., nin
bitdhiddeshin ; my forciiead, nin
Intdkokwatigwrshin:, my hand, nin
bitdkoniudj'i.shin, my head, ninbi-
tdkondibesliin ; my knee, 7iin hitd-
kogidigwefih'n.
Knock at door; I knock, ninpdpa-
gakwaige. I knock at a door, nin
'pdpagakwaan iahkwandem, nin pa-
paqaan ishkwandem.
Knocked out; the head and the bot-
tom of a barrel are knocked out,
Jdbondcia wakakossag.-l knock the
head and the bottom of a barrel
out, ninjdhondeun makakossag.
Knocking, paktteigewin,pagakwaigf-
win.
Know ; 1 know, nin kikendjige, nind
indmatuJjige. I know hiip, (her,
it,) nin hikenima, nind in&mama,
nin nisdl awinaiou ; nin kikenddn,
nind inamandan^nin nissitawinan .
I know myself, nin kikmindis. —
I try to know him, (her, it,) nin
nandakikenima ; nin namlahiken-
ddn. I want to know him, (her,
it, ) nin wikikenima; nin tvi-kiken-
ddn.-\ make him know, 7i»« kikm-
damoa, nin iihmdamona.-l know
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plainly, siirfily, nin palcal-endain,
mn hmskendjifre. I know him (her,
i'.' .P'«'"'y. »"» pakakenima, nin,
mm-enitnu; nfn pakakendan, tiin
histskendan.-l know, (I am learn-
ed,) m*/i kikendass. - I don't know,
etidoffweii. I don't know what, wa-
gototjwen. I don't know who, aive-
given. 1 don't know why, wegoto-
gwenwendji-...
Knowledge, (science,) kikendasso-
win. I possess kn., 7iin kikendass.
Knowledge of s. th., kikiiidamrnvin.
Perfect kn., hidtikendamimin^ hi-
siskendjitjewin .
Known ; I am (it is) known, nin ki-
ken-dnoos, tiin kikendjigas ; kikend-
agwad, hikendjigade. I make
known, nin, kih'ndamiiwe. nin ki-
kendamodjiuy. I make it known,
(in., an.) nin kikend amii wen, nin
kikend am(Hl}iu>en\ nin kikendamii-
wenan, nin kikendnmndjiwenan. —
I look (it looks known, ninnisnta-
winagos ; niseitamnagwad.
L.
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LAD
Labor, amkiwin, kitcM anokiwin.
kotagiwin. — Labor of a woman in
giving birth to a child, nigiawas-
sowin.
Labor ; I labor, toil, nind unohi, mn
kitchi anoki, nin kotagiw.
Labor, (in s. in.) S. Serve.
Laborer, andkiivinini, enokld, eno-
nind.
Labrador, mushkigdbug.
Lace, niskitchigun, I'vibidekadjigan.
1 ornament with Jace, ninnukilch-
ige, nin wibidekadjige. — I lace or
hll snowshoes, nind ashkime. Lac-
ing snowshoes, askkimewin.
Laced ; it is laced, ornamented with
lace, niskitchigade, wibidekade.
Lad, oshkinawe, weshkinigid.
Ladder, akwdndawagan. i ascend a
ladder, nind akwdndawe. 1 ascend
LAK
a ladder runninp, nind ahwanda-
wehato. I descend a ladder, nin
nissandawe.
Laid; two are laid together, (an., in.)
nijossitohigasowag; nijossitchigade-
wan.
Lake; large lake, kitchigami. Small
lake, inland-lake, saqai^an. The
lake looks dark, (by the wind,)
makatewigami. In (he middle of a
lake, (or other water,) nmvugam.
Along the great lake, tohigikitchi-
gami.-l come to the lake from the
woods, nin mn.' 'ibi. It comes to
the lake, maddbimagad. I come to
the lake from camp to camp, nin
maddbigos. I go down to the lake
by water, ninmadahon.-l carry or
convey him (her, it) to the lake.
nin maddhina ; nin maddbidon. I
slide (it slides) down to the lake,
■nrfllt
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n/'n muddhisne ; madahisnemagad.
At the end of ii Inke, tvaiikmnijam.
Lake Superior, OtchipweHtchUjami,
(the sea of the Cbippewas.) '*
Lamb, rnanishtaniahena.
Lame; I am lame, nin rnamdndjigos,
nind adjdosse, 1 am lame in one
leg, nin tatchignde. I am lame in
the back, nin hokwaioigancta. I
lame myself, nin hntnt.
Lame, (in s. in.) S. Cripple.
Lame person, unable to walk, benuis-
sessiij, meniiindjigosul.
Lament; I lament, nin gagidowe, nin
naninawitagos.
Lament. Lamentaiion. — S. Weep
over... Weeping over...
Lamp, tvassuhwanendjigan.
Lamp-oil , wassakwanendjigc'.t-him-
ide.
hmxce, jimagan.
Lancer, ( 9o\{\\ex,)jimdganish.
Lancet for bleeding, haslcihweigan.
Land, aki. — S. Ground, (soil.)
Land ; I land, nin gahd. I land it,
{in., an.) ni/id^ agwa,ssil(yn. ; nind
agwashimn. It is landed, put a-
shore ;(*«., an.) agwassitchi^ade \
agwassitchigaso.
Landing, landing-place, gubiwin.
Landlady, ushangekwe.
Landlord, ashangewinini.
Language, inwewin. Foreign lang-
uage, maiagtvewin, bakan inwewin.
I speak a for. lang., nin maiagwe,
nin maiagitagos, hakan nind inwe.
I make hnn speak a for. lang., nin
maiagwea. Difficult language,
samgwewin, I speak a diff. lang.,
7iin sanagwe.~~l try to speak the
language of the people with whom
I live, nin nandaniinawe.
Language. S. Bad language.
L'Anse, Wikwed. At L'Anse, to or
from L'Anse, Wikwedong.
Lantern, wassakwanendjigan,
Lapointe, Mimingwanekan. At La-
poinite, toor fromLapoinite, Mon-
ingwamkanina.
Lapwing, (bird,) moningwane,
L'Arbre.croche, W(iganaki«i.
Lard. S. Hogslard.
Larger, ntdit»owin.
Large, kitchi.
Large; I am (it is) large, big, nin
minnid ; mitcha. 1 am very large,
nin kiigahadia, nin mamadokin. I
am a large big j)er8on, nin man-
giiawen. — It is large, mangvihka-
magad. It is large : Clothing ma-
terial, mrt[n</aM'^«; metal, in., milch-
ahikad; metal, an.,mitchahiki«i;
stuff", in., )nitchig»d ; stuff", an.
mitchigisi; wood, in., initchakwad'y
wood, an. rnitchdkosi. — I am so
large, nind inigin. It is so large,
inigokwiisin, inigokwamagad. It
so large; Metal, «/»., iidgokwahik-
ad; metal, an., inigokwabikisi ;
stuff", in., inigokwabigad; stuff", an.,
inigokwahigm. I appear (it ap-
pears) so large, nind inigokivaba-
minagos ; Inigokwabaminagwad. —
I catctka very large fisli,wi'» kaga-
badjibina. — i make it largo, nin
miichaton.
Large lake, h'trkigami. At the end
of a large lake, waiekwakitchiga-
mi.
Lark, kikihiknmeshi.
Lascivious. S. Libertine.
Lasciviousness. S. Licentiousness.
Lash J bashanjeigan.
Lashmg, bashanjHgewin.
Last ; I am the last, nind ishkwai-
adjiua. I am (it is) considered the
last, nind ishkiveiendagos ; ish-
kweieiidagwad. I live in the last
lodge or house, nind ishkwege.
The last lodge or house, ishkive-
gamig. It comes to me in the last
place, (I receive it the last,) nind
ishkwekagon. The last or young-
est child' in a family, ishkwetcfia-
gan. It is the last object, ighkwes-
sin. The last object, eshkwe^ning.
The last time, ishkwaich. For
the last time, gandpine. At
gegapi, ishkwateh.
Latch of a iio<dv, pakakonignn.
Late, the late. S. Deceased.
Late, wika. I come late, wika
dagwiihin.
Late/ it is late, (in the forenoon,)
last,
nvt
'm,
mm
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ishpi-gijigad. It is not Ifite, (in the
arteri'iooii,) ishpi(/tji(jad. It =)
late in the night, uhpi-tihi'l-atJ .
Late, (in the hegiiiiiirip; of th*? <iveii.
iug,) apitchi onagihihig.
Lately, tuitnaia, anomain.
Later, by-and-hy, panima, nagatc.h,
panima nagatch.
Lath, (jijikens.
Lath ;' f lath, gijikensag mnd ag-
wakunwag.
Laudanuin, opinin. nihewaho.
Laiij^h ; I laugh, nin hap. I laugh
with hin>, nin haha]djima. I am in
a habit of Uughing, or 1 laugh too
much, nin hapinhk. i laugh with
tears in my eyes, nin, gigisibingwe-
bap.
Laugh at ; I laugh at him malignant-
ly, nin gandj-bapia. I laugh at
him, (her, it,) mockingly, nin ba-
pinudana ,nin ha/,in<)<lan* 1 laugh
at him (her. it) friendly, idn ha-
pia ; nin hapiton.
Laughter, bufiiwin- I hurst info
laughter, mn naahkap^nin nuvis-
sap. I expose' it to laughter, (i«.,
an.) nin h.ijHtamnwiniken ; nin ha-
pitamowi?iik(nan .
Launch ; I launch him (her, it) in
the water, 7iin hukobina ; nin bako-
hinan. I launch n vessel, nin ma-
dd&sidvn, nablkwan, nin ni/ninawe-
nan.
Launderer. Laundress. Laundry. —
S. Washer. Washer-woman.
Wash-house.
Law. dlhahmigewin, inakonigewin,
(/nakunigeu'tn. I make laws', nind
ovahmige. I make a law for him,
nind onakonamuiva. I try to make
good laws, nin nandaonakoniqe.
Lawgiver, onakonigewinini, tnako-
nigeivinini.
Lawgiving, onakonigewin, inakonige-
win .
Lay ; I lay or put two objects togeth-
er, (a«., in.) nin nijos/iimag ;nin
nijosnitonan. I lay s. th. on him
to carry, nin bimondaa, nind onir-
hondaa. ] lay it badly, nin man-
jissitim, nin mdnossiton.. 1 lay him
down, (especially to sleep, ^ nin
J. 'I'lifhima, nin gawishima. 1 iay
'^1)1,1 down on some hard object
ii>n mitdk'ishima. Flay him (her
jl. ) down otherwise or .somewhere'
else, 7iind nndjiehima ; nind and-
Jiitsiton. 1 lay him (her, it) down
on the side, nind opim^nhima ■
nind opimissvion. — I lay my head
on s. th. lying down, nind apik-
wcshin. 1 l-p- )n> head on it, [in,,
an. ) h iul upl.lcwesh,im(m ; nind apt-
kwe.skimonan.
Lay-baptism, kikiweiabawiuljigewin.
1 recene lay-baptism, ;)'m /[-eyt/.
.weiuhdUHis, nin kikinnuuidahnwas,
I give lay-baptism, ninkikiwcidha-
wadjige, nin kikinawadabawadjige.
I give him lay-baptism, nin kilci-
weiubauxina, nin kikinaivadabawa-
na.
Lay eggs J she lays eggs, honam.
Lay on ; 1 lay it on thick, {in., an.)
nin klpagisiitim ; ninkipagishima.
Lay open ;' I lay it open, (in,, an.)
nin inijishaton, nin mi/ishuwissi-
ton ; jiin mijishaxfa, nin mijisha-
u'ishima, 1 lay it open before him,
nin vtiiinhawtssitamatva. It lays
open, or it is laid ox^en, mi jinhatvig-
sin , 7n ijit^kawimtchi/fade.
Laziness, kitiiniwin, kiliniighkiwin,
tatagadisiviin, iu tagadjiwin.
Lazy ;' I am lazy, nin kitim, nin kit-
iminhk, nin tatagudis. I look la-
zy, nin kitiminogos.
Lazy person, ketimishkid, taiata-
gadisid. enokiaaig.
Lead, ashkikoman. I work or pro-
duce iead,M/w/ fishkihmianike.
Lead-mine, ushkihrnianikun, I work
in a lead-mine, nind asktikomarir-
ike.
Lead, (plumb,) I lead or plumb a
fxpe, ninsigdwaopuiagan. I lead,
ornament with lead, nin masinu-
jigawUofiige, nin masinikwassige.—
I lead it, {in., an.) ninmasinajiga-
iviton; nin mannajigawia.— it is
leaded, (moulded,) (in., an.) ma-
sinaji^awitchigade ; masinajiga-
witchtgaso.
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Lond^ 1 take the lead.nfa nigani,
nin niganogse. A man that takes
tho lead, niganosMwinini. A wo-
0ian that takes the lead, nigaiws-
telcwe.
Lead, (in «. in.)S. Guide.
Lead astray ; I lead him astray, nin
wanitihimu.
Lead away ; I lead him away, nin
madjiwina. I endeavor to load
hiin away, nin wikwatchiwinu. I
lead iiiin away on a cord, nin »a-
gabigina.
Lead back; Head him (her, it) back,
nind ajiwin.a, nin gi/vcwina ; nind
ujiwina, nin giwewidon.
Lead in ; 1 lead him in, nin pindiga-
na.
Lead out ; I lead him out, tiin $agi-
sia, nin sagidjiwina.
Leaf, amlmli. There are leaves,
anibivhika. Amongst leavss, (in
a bush or shrub,) anibiKldkang,
megwibag. — The-leavos are bud
ding, asAkibagad. The loaves an;
coming ioxih.mgibaga. The loaves
are falling off, hiaakwi. The dry
leaves m;tke noise, gunkibaga- The
wind moves the leaves, gankibag-
aasin, goshhibagasdn. lied leaf.
mishibag. There are red leaves,
' or the leaves are red, miekubaga.
The tree has red leaves, mi.tki^a-
gisi mitig. The leaves are wet,
tipabaga. The leaves become yel-
low, watihaga..
Leaf for tea or medicine, loinisikens-
ibag.
Leak ; it leaks, ondjiga.
Lean ; I lean with my head on s. th.,
nind assokweshin, I lean on s. th.,
nind assivas/dn, nind usswadjishi-
man. 1 lean silting, nind answa-
dab. I lean on s. th., standing,
nind atwds/d/non, nind alwakogn-
haiv. 1 make him (her, it) lean
against s. th., nind atwashima \
nind atwassvlon. — I lean on one
side, nind anibcsse. It leans, ani-
hessemngnd, anibeia, anibessin,
anibeshkamagad, gawiiamagad.
I lean on one side, standing,
nind anibigahaw, nind anibeta. I
lean ( it leans j now on one side and
then on the other, nind aiciniteMe',
aiaidbessemngad. — It leans, ( it will
fall,) gawiehhamagud. It leans,
{in., an.) nawikute ; nawekiso.
Lean, (poor;) 7am lean, nin pah'-
kadiiH, nind vskanin. ?und othina-
bewin. 1 am extremely lean, nin
'gairdkuddfi, nin kmhkdkados, nin
jiakukiidwabemg.
Leanness, pakdkadoscnvin, huthid-
kadosdwin.
Leap; 1 leap or jump, nin gwd-
ulikwan. 1 leap down, »u"/i tiixnigwa-
shkivan. 1 hsap over him, (her, it,)
nin patiid)igiuimhkwanodawa\ nin
piigidjl, gwashkaanodan, 1 leapto
the opposite side of s. th., nind
ajawi-givatikkwan. 1 leap in the
water, nin hdh.biijwuBhkifun. — I
leap upon soinelmdy, nin gwa-
Hhkn-amuhige. 1 leap or jump upon
luin, (.her, it,) nin gwushkuanvda-
n<u\ niu giviuhkwanodnn.
Learn; I learn it, (I want to know
it,) nin wi-kikendan. I endeavor
to learn, nin nandakikcndan.
Learned; 1 am learned, nin kikeU'
dittos, nin bisinkendjige.
Learned man, kiken<l ansowinini.
Learning, y. Knowledge.
Leatiier, puslik/fciji/i,.
Leather-buttle, j'un/ikwegin-omodai.
Leather-coat, /jashkwigino-labiiika-
loagan.
Leatl'ier-legging, pashhwegino - mi-
dui<8.
Leather - manufactory, assekewigu-
mig.
Lcatner-manulacturer, assekewinini.
LeaJier-string forsnowshoes, ishki-
mandab. Narrow leather-string,
bialinganah.
Leave; 1 leave him, (her, it,) 7im «a-
oana, nin pnkewina; nin nagadan,
nin pakewidon, 1 leave hini,_(her,
it,) flying away for safety,_7ii/i wa-
gadjinijimn, nin naciajinijima;
nin nagadjinijindan, nin nagnjini-
jindan. i leave him in a stealthy
maimer, nin gimodjikaiia. 1 leave
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him wflAijinc;, nin, mokawlidjima.
1 ilon't Uvwo hliii but ntttir liis
death, nin nihokana. — /leave
dome, aft<!r p.Uintf, ui'nd ixhkivnii-
(fji(fe. I leave it, after eatiiii,' soine
of it, {in., an.) nind inld-irnnf/nii;
nind iihkwama. — /leave a place
entirely, nind anilr.hi-m'ulja.
Leave, (in s. iii.) S. Go out. Ue8er,e.
Separate.
Leave behind: /leave him (her, it)
behind, walking, nin nagana; nin
naijadan. 1 leave behind, in a ca-
noe or boat, nin nagadnowe. I
leave him behind, in a canoe or
boat, nin naijadawn.
Leave by mistake. S. Forj»et to take.
Leave home; / leave home, / leave
my parents, nin tngidode.
Leaven, omhissitchigan, jiwisdtchi-
(jan.
Leavened; the breacl is lea v., omhis-
aitchiijaso jxakwejiijnn. The bread
rises up. (there is leaven in,) om-
hishin pakwejigan.
Leech, sagaskwadjime. There are
leeches, ttagaskwadjimeka.
Leech - Lake, Gasagaekunuljimekag.
Left. S. Hand. Foot. Leg, (Sic.
Left, (in s. in.) S. Remain. Re-
served.
Left-handed: /am left-h., nin na-
mandji .
Legjokfidima. My, thy, his leg, w^-
kad, kikad, okad. The bone of my,
thy, his leg, nikadigan, Icikadigan,
okadigan. The right leg, kitchi'gad,
okiic/ligadima. The left leg," nu-
jnandjigad, onamandjigadima. —
/have convulsions in tny leg, nin
tchilchibigadeshka. /have cramps
m my leg, nind otchigadepinig. I
have a dead leg, nin nihoivigade.
/have line legs, nin wawijigade.
/have hairy legs, nin mishu/ade,
nin mcmii/iigade. I have large
legs, ?im manungigade. /h.ive a
long leg, nin giiingade. I have
one leg longer than the other, nin
nahaniginogade. /have lung legs,
nin gaganogade, I have only one
leg, nin ndbanigade. The other
leg, lidhanfgad, ajufrignd. 1 have
nain in my leg, nin dewigade. /
have a scar on my leg, nind i/dji.
thigadf. I have a short leg, jxin
Xakognde. /have one leg shorter
than the other, nin nahan^taj^o,
mde. / have short legs, nin tata-
logade. I have a small leg, nind
aganfigade, nin hiivigade. I have
small U-K9, nin babiwigade. /have
strong legs, nin mathkawigude
nin mmgigiidf. /have two legs'
nrn mlogfdc. h lias fburlcgs. nioqa-
de.--Uy leg is broken, itinhokogdde
J break my leg, nin hokogudeshin
/break his leg, nin hohiqadewa
My leg is cold, nin takigade. My
legs are cracked, 7iin yipigadl
nin aagim'gade. My leg is cut oft"
ninkiMigade. 1 cut off his Ic.''
nin kishkigadfijwa. My leg is dislo-
cated, nin gidishakogadenhin, tii„
kotigogadeta. i dislocate my leg
nin lotigogadeshin, nin hdiguki.
shin, nin biminkogadeshin. 1 cfislo-
cate his \eg,nin pakigadehtna. My
leg is stiff", nin tchibtkakogade. My
leg is swollen, ninbagigade. My
legs are warm, nin kijognde. My
leg is wounded, nin mdkigade —
I draw back my leg, nind odjiqa-
den. I rub his leg with medicine
nin sinigngadebina. 1 stretch out
my leg, ninjibigaden.
Legging, middss. My, thy, his leg-
ging, mid ass, kidam, odass. I have
torn leggings, nin bigodasse. I have
only one legging on, ninnahane.
dasse.
L-^gging-string, sagassannjebistm.
Legislator. S. Lawgiver.
Leg of a chair, &c., okadetchigan. It
has legs, okadetcfiigade.
Lend; I lend, nind a'wiiwe. I lend it
to him, nind awid. I lend it, (in.
an. )nind Mviiwcn;nind awiiwenan.
Leriding, aiviiweivin.
Length; my, thy, his length,
ekOsiiiln, ekosiian, ekosid. Its
length, ehming. I am (it is) of
such a length, nind aUs: akossin,
akwd.
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.
Lengthen; I lenRthpn it, it^aka it
long, nin ginwdtmi. I lonpthtn it
out, nindanU-cfon. It iu lengthe-iicd
out, aniketi-hi,(jnde. Lengthening
siring, anikohiiljigan.
Lent, Icitchi t/iif/u'tiihimnuin,
Lfipir, iretnuiid , Icdihi-ontujid, I am
a \e.\ivx, nin l-itchi ornvji.
Leprofy, omi(jiui/t, kitvhi-omijiwin.
Less, nau'dti'h paiioi, nonddti*.
Lessen, I lessen it, nin pangtwnfi-
ton.
Let alone; I let him (her, it) alone,
nin hinitna, nin bum' a; nin h< mi-
ton. It is lot alone, ((/t., a«.) huni-
tcld(Hide\ h(iuifr/ii(ja,io.
Letdown, Iletliiin (her, it) down
on a rope, nin ninedhi^iina, nin ho-
ndhi(jina\nin fiin.sdhipiitaii, nin ho-
nahiyinun. I iini (it is) let down,
nin niitiidhiiiiiiigas, nin hinnhigi-
■niga«; nitvalnyiniuude, hmdhiyini-
qade.
Let go; 1 let him (her, it)go, fiinjia-
gilina, nin jxigisil-awa; nin/iagi-
ainan, nin I'atiinikan. I let linn
(her, itjgosudcioiily, nini>axjidjwc-
hina; nin pagidjwehinan.
Let me see ! t'aga ! taga I
Letter, maninuigan, nindaitoemad-
naignn. Letter nerit, mddjibiigan.
Letter received^ hidjtbiigan.
Level; I put level, ?iind aindjieniti/n.
— The conutry is level, jingalca-
mic^a, tataqivumagad.
Lever, ornhukwdigan, agwaJcidaigan,
agwidaigiin.
Levyd; I am lewd, nin gagihadis, nin
hinhigwadis.
Lewdness, gac/ihaditiwin, hishigwa-
dih'iwin.
Liar, geginmimhldd. I am a liar, nin
ginawinhh, nin gui/inawiM.
Libertine, pagdndjinini, nwadilwe-
ived, nwadjiihcewed, I am a liber-
tine, nin nodikwtwe^ nin nvdjii-
hvewe, nin binhigwudis.
Liberty, diheniiKhndtrin. I give him
liberty, ninpagidina tchi dibentn-
disod.
Licentious. S. Libertine.
Licenliotisnp*' ni.dikwtwetvin, nvd»
Jiil'W •<<,.' ''iiy ' it</iigiiadi»iuin,
Lic' i.t o'.jk. L'ceiitiuusnosB, (in s.
)"i • S. In f<ure. Imimrity.
Lick- f '• '•.., nui n Kkwadjige, nin
U' fruia:<. 1 lick hiin, (htr, it,)
nin » f 7/ 'ffla; uin ninhvudun. I
lick B. belonging to him, n\n
■i mkiLi ■^aawu, — I litk anit
81"' k i',(/m., an.) ninitobanduv;
n-r'i .r<iliuma.
Lie, pinuaho.
Lie, giwanimijmn, ginawiJdiwin, I
give him the )ic.,innd aha.
Lie, tell lies; I lie. nin giiranitn,
aninha nind ikit. I 'ell liim a lie,
nin giwuuima. I tell him lies, nin
gagintiwinhkima. I am in a habit
ol ti'llitig lies, nin yinawit-hk, nin
yuginuwinhk. I make him tell a
li<!, 7iin ginawishkia, nin yiwutii-
nuia.
Lie; 1 lie, (I am lying,)ni« ^Vn^/wA/n.
I lie down, vin gauimim. I lie
down further there, nind ikwinhin.
I lie down otherwise or sonie-
wluire (;lse,7u'/'r/ andjinbin, A lies
otherwise or elsewhere, nndjiuin.
J lie ( it lies) badly, uncomlbrtably,
nin mdnoti/iin. nin manMiin; inu-
nosnin, mdiijusin. J lie on my
hvAly,nind animikwiti/tin. it lies I
upside down, animikuintii7i. We
lie close together, nin tiindjinhini-
min. J lie contracted, nin gugiji-
v'tKhin, I lie indccentlv, nin nihu-
djiMn, nin mdnadjinhin. I lie on
8. ih.^nind ajnuhwn, I lie on it,
{in., un.) mnd apishimon; nind
ajmhinidnan. I lie on some hard
object, nin mitdkoahin. I lie on it,
{in., un.) nin mitdkoshkan', nin
miiukonhkawa. I lie ( it lies) on the
m\e,ni,uio].imeithin; ojiimenkin, I
]ie squat, nind okikiwivhin. I lie
still, nin bii^anishin. I lie stretched
out, nin jibi«hin. I lie (it lies) un-
covered, nin mitchinhin; rnitchis-
mi. 1 lie (it lies) well, nin mim>-
nhin; mimmin. I lie wrapped up,
nin tviu'eginiiihin. — We lie two,
tree, four etc. together, nin nijo-
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thimin, nin nissoshimin, vin ninshi-
min, i,Vc. A piece of wood lies on
high, bimahvamo mitig. It lies
there, (in., an.) bimukivissin; hi-
Life, himadisiwin. Another life, {\n
the next world,) ajida-hrmadui-
win. /lulian life, anhhinahe-hima-
dis'iwin, aniMnahewidjigewin^i —
Life everlasting, higige himudisi-
win. Pure life, hinadisiwin. Im-
pure life, winadisi win.
Lift; /am lifting with a lever, nind
agwakidaige, nind ugwid lig^. I
li'ft him (her, it) with a lever,
nind agioakid-dwa, nind agwidkwa;
nind aritvnlcidaan, nind agivifluan.
Lift up; /lift lip, nind omhahonige,
nind omhaMginigt, nind omhalco-
bidjige, nind omhakwaige, nind nm~
binige. /lift him up, nin pasigwin-
dinn. I lift him (her, it) up, nind
omhina, nind ighpina, nind om-
babigijia, nind omhahona, nind om-
bakohina, nind onishkabintf nind
omh'nan, nind ishpinan, nind am-
babiginan, nind omhahmtm, nnd
omhak()hma7i, nind onishknbinun. I
lift him(het, it)up and carry away,
nind nmhiwina', nind ombiwidon.
/can lift him (her, it) m^ningash-
hina; nin gashkinan. /can hardly
for cannot) lift him (her, it) up,
nin bwawina; nin bwawinan. — /
lift up my eyes, nin diitagab, nin
datagnnab. / lilt my head, nin
datagikioen.
Lifted up; I am (it is) lifted up by
the wind, nind ombnsh; omhdssin.
Light, wasseiasiwin, was&enamoivin,
waasiia. I am in the light, was-
seianing nind aia, nin wnsseiadis
—Bring to light. S. Show, (let
see.)
Light, (moon-shine,) it is linrht,
gihgate.
Light; it is light, wasseiapiagad, was-
silemngad, I make it light, nin
wussakwanean. 1 make it light for
him, nin wassakwaneamawa. I
make light a place by burning s.
ih.. ., nin wassahwanendjige. I burn
it for a light, nin wassahounendh-
gen. I make him (her, it) iignt,
nin toasseshkawa; nin wasseshkun.
— I ligh* vset on fire,) nin sa-
kaige. 1 light it, (set it on fire,)
nin sakaan. I light a pipe, nin
eakmpwuganc, nin binkanepwa. —
It is lighted, (set on fire,) sa-
kaigada.
Light, (not heavy;) I am (it is)
light, nin ndngis; ndngan. I finci
him (her, \\,)\\g\ii,ninnange.nima\
nin na7igendan. 1 make it light, I
lighten it, {in., an.) nin ndngiUm;
nin ndngia. I have a light pack,
nin tinngiwane.
Light, (in s. in.) S. Nimble.
Light-footed; I am 1., nin ndngisi-
de. Ligh'.-footed Indian, naidn-
gisided anishinabe.
Lighthouse, tvassakivan^ndjigan.
Lightning, wussamowin, was oak-
tvaam. There are lightnings, it
lightens, tvassamowag {wawassa-
viowag) animikicf, tvassaku aamog
(animikig.) — Uninterrupted light-
nings, gliigassigfiwag {animikig).
Light-timbered; it is ligjit-timberea,
yigaahfa, jigaakweia.
Like..., like as..., tannssug, tibishko,
nindigo.
Like, dowa, dowan; dino, dinowa.
Like; I 'ike him, (her, it,) nin min-
tven"'.iia, nin sagio', nin minwenr-
ddn, nin sagiton-.
Like, (in s. in.) S. Keep company.
Liken; I liken him to somebody,
nind awea. I liken it to something,
niii' aweton.
Likeness. S. Portrait.
Likewise, nassab, tibishko. tabish-
kotch; mipidash, mipidashgaie.
Lily, nabagashk, mashJiodepinig.
Limb, pakesiu'in. I have small
limbs, nin babiwig. I have large
big limbs, niii rnamdngig. I have
a hole (woind) in some limb, nin
pagivancs.
Lime, wabdbiaan. I burn lime, nin
wabuhigonikc.
Lime-bu rner; wdbabiganiketoinin % ,
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Lime-burner's business or work, wa-
babiganikcwin.
Limekiln, wabdhiganikan.
Lindert-bark, wigoh.
Linden-tree, iviyob, wiaobiinij.
Line, bimuiakiran. bimiiwkwanens.
Line on the upper and ujjder
border of a fish ne\.,jin(dagan.
Line; f line, nin, hitixjivadjiye. I line
it, [in., an.) nin bitogwadan; nin
hit'xfwand.
Lined; it is lined, (in., an.) bitog-
wade; bitogwaso.
Linen; assabdbiwegin.
Lining, bitngw(idjigan, bitogwaason.
Lion, mishvbiji.
Lip; my, thy, his lips, nindon, kidnn,
(>dou.— -My lips are cracked, sore,
nin gipidon, nin gagipidon. My
lips are cracked from cold, nin
glpidonewadj. My lips are cracked
from great heat, nin gipidoneias. —
My lip is split, nin passid<m,. — I
stretch out my fips, nin jihidonen ,
ninjishibidanen, — On the lips only,
ogidjidon.
Liquid; it has the appearance of
syich a liquid, inagami. It is a bad
liquid, mnnnganii. I find this li-
quid has a bad taste, nin mdnd-
gamipidan. It is a good liquid,
minwdgami. I find this liquid has
a good taste, nin minivagamipi-
dan. It is a clean liquid, binagami.
It is a dirty 1., winaqami. /t is an
excellent liquid., ivtngdgami. It is
a thin liquid, jigaagami. I make
it thin, nin jagadgamit'in. — Some-
thing is in a liquid stnte.jogajnam-
agad. It is brought to a liquid
state, jogamitchigade. I make it
liquid, (m„ an.) nin Jogamiton:
ninjogania. I make pitch liquid,
nin jogamia pigiw. The pitch is in
a liquid state, jogamisi pigiw.
Liquor, ardent 1 quor, ishkotewabo. I
like liquor, nin wingdcamandjige.
Liquor-house, minikwewigamig, si-
ginigiwigamig.
Liquor-sel ling, siginigewin.
Liquor-selliiig license, siginige^mas-
inaigan.
Liquoi -selling woman, dginigekw^.
Liquor-shop. S. Liquor-house.
Liqiio'--8hop keeper, nigimgewinini.
1 keen a liquor-8hop,''«,«, siginige.
Listen; I listen, nhi pifiindam. 1
listen with pleasure, ninminotam.
It iibtens with pleasure, minota-
m.>magad. I listen to him, (her,
\iAnin pinnduwa; nin pUinddn. —
I listen to him (her, it): With ap-
' prehension of 'innger, nin nunis-
antiama; nin nanisunitim. With
astonishment, nin mamakudtawu;
nin mamakasitan. With attention ,
nin ndgaiKdawa; nin ndgasotun.
With displeasure, 7iiH Jingitawa,
nin migonhkanitawa', nin jingitan,
ninmigoshkanitan. With fear, nin
segitawa',nin sigitdn. With pleas-
ure, nin minotawa; nin minotdn.
With sorrow, nin wasgitdwitawa;
nin wasaitawitdn. With trouble of
mind, nin ivur,.ishkwetawa; tiinwa-
niMwetdn, — / listen to him with
the impression that he is telling or
recommending dihlcult things,
nin sanagitawa. 1 listen to him
with the impression that he talks
foolishly, absurdly, m» gagibasit-
awa.
Listen, (in s. in.) S. Hear. Hearken.
Listen, ("obey;) I listen, ninbabdmi-
tam. I listen to him, nin babdrni-
tawa. /listen to myself, nin ba-
hamitas^
Listened to, ( in s. in. ) S. Heard.
Little, a little, panai, naigadam. —
Very \Mi\e, panguM, agdwa. /am
of a little number, nin naiitnwia .
There is little of it, naietawad,
maneinad, dgu <iinad, pungiwagci.
There is little of it, (an. obj.)
pangiwid, pangiwagist, miieta-
win. We arc in a little number,
nin pangiwaginmin. — There is
very little of it, (in., an.) pangi-
shewagad; vammhiwagisi. We
are very little of us, nin pangishe-
wagisimin—l reduce it to little,
nin pangiwagiUm,
Little. S. Small.
Little girl's Point, Gaangu'dssagokag .
w«s**«sfc*«te
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Live; I live, nin himddis. It lives,
himadisimagad., himadad. I live
of new, ind ajita-Hmadie. I live
in » certain place, nin danaH. 1
live in peace in a ceitain place,
nin wanaTci, I live in dinerent
places, nin baha-ainda, nin hnVa-
madie. I live with him in the same
place or country, nin wishhanaki-
wema, nin u'irJjidaHwema, nin
wiehdanulcima.'-^l live like a
beaver, nind amihwadis. I live
like an Indian, nind anishinahe-
bimadie. I live in the Indian
country, nind anishinnheki. I live
in a village with others, nin hi-
mige. We live together in a vil-
lage, nin bimigeidimin. We live
or dwell together, nin mumawig'
eniin, nin widigendimin.
Live, make live / 1 make live, nin
bimddjiiwe. I make him (her, it)
live, nin biinddjia: nin bimddjiton.
I make myself live, nin bimddjii-
dis. I make live to me s. th. nin
bimadjitamas, nin bimculjitamadis.
I make him (her, it) live tome,
nin himadjitainasonan, nin hiinad-
jitamadisonau ; nin bimadjitama-
son, nin bimadjitamadison,.
Liver, bemadisia. My fellow-liver,
nidji-biinadisi.
Liver, okonima, My, thy, his liver,
nikon, kikon^ okon. I have a large
liver, nin indngikone. I have a
small liver, nind agdsnikone.
Livid. S. Dark-blue.
Living in a certain place, danakiwin, I
Living in peace, wdnakiwin.
Lizard, ogikaddnangwe. Red lizard,
hwiwisens. Another kind of lizard,
otawagameg,
Lo ! na ! bina ! gotvengish! nashhe !
ndginin ! wegwdgi !
Loach, (fish,) misdi.
Load, carried on the back, bimiwa-
nan.
Load ; I load a gun, nind onaehkina-
don pashkieigan. The gun is load-
ed, onashkinade pashkisigan.
Load. Loading, (_in s. in,) S. Ship.
Shipping.
Lock, dbdhikaigan, or rather, la«h-
kdhikaigan. I nnke locks, nin hcsh-
kdbikaignnike.
Lock; I lock it, nin kashkdbikaan.
Locked ; it is locked, kashkdbikai-
gnde.
Locksmith , ababikui/janikewinini,
kaiihkahikaiganikewini7ii.
Locksmith's trade, business, work,
dbabikaiganiki ivin, kashkabikaiga-
nikewin.
Locust, adi^sawaicsM.
Lodge, wigiwam. Lodge of cedar-
bark, wanagekogamig. Lodge of
birch - bark , 'wigtvassiwigamif.
Round lodge, wdginogan. l live
in a round lodge, mn 'wdginoge.
Pointed lodge, naesawaoga/i. I live
or dwell in a pointed lodge, nin
nabsawaoge> In the lodge, //i«d?^.
amig. In the back part of the
lodge, giskabag. On the top of the
lodge, ogidigamig. Between two
lodges, nasmwigamig,-^]. make or
build a lodge, nind ojige. I make
another lodge, nink dndjige. 1 lod-
ge or live in the lodge, nin da. I
live in the first lodge, nin nitami-
ge> I live in the last lodge, nind
ishkwege. We live in two, three,
four lodges, etc., tiin nijogamigid-
min, nin nissngamigisimin . nin rd-
ogamigisimin^ etc. Two, three lod-
ges, etc., nijogamig, nissogamig^
etc. So many lodges, dassogamig.
Lodge-mat, apdkwd.
Lodge-pole, abdj.
Log, mitig. The end of a log, wanuh-
watig.
Log-canoe, mitigo-tchiman.
Log-house, wdkaigan, mitigo-wakai-
gan, I build a log-house, or live in
a log-house, nin wdkaige.
Log for a house, wakaiganatig, wa-
kaiganak.
Log for a sawmill, wz'^f^ kashkibosod,
mitig ge-tashkiboHod>
Log-saw, cross-baw, kitchi kishki-
bodjigan.
Lonesome; 1 feel lonesome, nin kash-
kendam, nin mamidawendum. It
i3 L, kaahkendagwud.
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Long; I am long, (tall,) niti ginos. I
have a long (slender) body, nin,
giawiihi<j,iawe. It is long, ^mwa-
mugad, yinande, ginwaiakoetin. It
is long . Metal, \n., ginwdhikud ;
metal, an., ginwdbikui: string, in.,
ginwahigad ; string or thread, an..
ginuHihgtsi; stuft',^i/i., ginwegad ;
stuff, an., ginwegid ; wood," in,,
ginwukwad ; wood, an., ginw^(ds.
Long, a long time, ginwenj, kabiaU,
naidiij. Long every time, gagthi-
wenj. It is long, it lasts long,
^zYoAd.-Long ago, mewija. As long
as..., apitch.
Long, (wish ;) I long after him, nin
wihjdentma. I long after s. th.,
nin mamidawendam,
Long-sufl(Bring, hekadendagosiwin.
Long-suffering ; I am 1., nin lekad-
endagos.
Long-suffering, (in s. in.) S. Patient.
Look, indhiuiin.
Look ; I look (it looks) somewhere,
nind inib ; indbimagad. 1 look at
him, (her, it,) nin ganatvabamu ;
nin ganawabandan. I look at my- i
self, nin ganawabandis. I look
with anger, nin nishkdb. I look at
him (her, it) with anger, nin nish-
idbama, nin nisfiLdedhamu ; nin
-, nishkdbanda», nin niMdsdban-
dan. I look, behind, nind dbunab.
1 look from a certain distance,
nind onsdb. I look at him (her, it)
from a certain distance, nind ansa-
iama; nind onaubandan. I look on
dreadfully, nin gotamimvab. 1 look
at him (her, it) d ^adfuUy, nin go-
iamigwabama ; nin gotamigwaban-
dan, I look round, nin gtwitawab.
I look roundat them, nin giwita-
wabamag ; nin aiwituwubanda7ian.
I look sidewards or aside, nin ne-
gwab, nin nenegwab, nin biindJa-
wah. I look on steady, nin kijigdb.
I Jock steady at him, (her, it,) «m
tkijigabamu ; nin kijigahanddn. I
look in a stealthy manner, nin gi-
mah. i look at him (her, it) i,' i
stealthy manner, nin giinalurnr,
nin gimosabama ; nin glmal mdxi/;
nin gimoeahandan.-] look amazed,
nin tatongah, {nin tatwangab.) I
look angry, nin niehkadnagns. I
look good, benevolent, charitable,
nin minatvinagoB. 1 look (it looks)
known, nin medtawinagoe; nisdt-
awinugwad. 1 look (it looks) large,
bulky, nin mitchdbaminagoa;7aitch'
iAamiuagwad. I look sullen, cross,
nin mindnwe, ninrninduwewinagoa,
liook (it looks) ugly, ninmana-
baminagos, nin manitiagos; man/f
baminagwad, maninc.gwad. I look
(it looks) well, nin minwdbaminu-
gos; minwabamznagwad.
Look, (in s. in.) S. Appearance.
Look at, (in . in.) S. Gaze.
Look lor ; I look for, (especially in
hunting or fishing, ) nin nandawen-
djige. Looking for, nandawendji-
gewin.
Look lor. Looked for, (in s. in.) S.
Seek. Sought.
Look like.,.; I look (it looks) like,..,
nind yinugoe; ijinugivad.
Look on; I look on, nin wahange.
Look out ; I look out, nind akawdb.
1 look out for him, (her, it,) nind
ahuvdbama; nind ai:awabnndan.
Look upwards ; I look upwards, nin
ddtugab, nin ddtaganab.
Look with hope ; I look on with
hope, nin pagossdbange. i look at
him with hope, nin pagosgabama.
Looking-glass, wabmatcliitvhagioan.
Loon, mang. Young loon, mangw^s.
Loon's loot, mangosid. Loon's
louse, mangodikom.
Loose ; I am loose, nin pagidji-aia.
I get loose, mnd abiskota. it gets
loose, abisl-ukamaga^ , abiskosse.
It is loose, gcshawishka neshangis-
semagao
Loosen, (in s. in.) S. Unbend.
Lor en; I loosen him, (her, it,) nind
I ''/'."a, tl''nd ubitkona; nind obis-
hlj.'rli-:,.
Loose; .d; ^^'is loosened, abiskobide,
'ihi8h:Jdjigade, -
Loquacity, osamidmiowin.
Lord, (God,) Debetidjiged. Our Lord,
.Debemminang,
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Lord, (ma?;ter,) dehe>yljige<i.^ I am
lord or master, tiin dihen^jige
Lose; I lose, nin wanitass, nin wani-
iage. 1 lose him, (her, it,) ninwwf
nia ; nin waniton. I lose myself,
nin waniidis. I lose s. th. belong-
ing to him, nin wnnitawa, nin
wanitamaioa. I lose all, in gam-
ing, nin tchdqinago.
Lose, (drop, let fall ;) I lose it, (p.,
an.) nin pangissiton \ nin pangish-
ima.
Lose, (ruin;) I lose property, mn
banndjita»s. I lose him, (her, it,)
nin hanadjiu'y nin bnnddjiton.
Lose sight; I lose sight, nind nng-
wabundjige, bandbandjige. I lose
sight of hin., (her, it,) nind ung-
wabatna, nin bundbama ; nind ang-
wabandan, nin bandbandan.
Lose time; I lose my time by drink-
ing liquor, nind ondamibi. I make
people lose their time, nind onda-
miiwe. I make him lose his time
by talking to him, nind and aniima.
Losing; I am losing myself, or losing
property, nin banddis, nin babun-
adis.
Loss, losing, banadisiwin, b'anadjitas-
gffwin, banadjiiwewin.
Loss, at a loss; I am at as loss for...,
nin wawanis. I am at a loss to do
8. th., nin wawani-dodam.
Lost; it is lost, (w.., an.) banadad,
bunadjitchigude; banadisi, banadji-
tohigaso. I am (it is) consider<»d
lost, nin banadendagoe; lannden-
dagwad. I consider him (her, it)
lost, nin banadenima; nin batia^
dendan. I consider myself lost,
nin bunddenindis.
Lot; we cast lots, nind atndimin. I
cast lots for it, {in., an.) nind ai-
andikandan; nind atandiJcana.
Loud, eiiigok; epitoweng. I speak
loud, nin Jcijiwe. I call load, nin
bibdg.
Louse, ihwa. I have lieu, nind odi-
kon. I search lice, nm nandoma-
hrme, nin nodjidikvme. 1 search
lice on his head, nind nandonaesu.
i crack lice, nin paMidJikome.
Love, sagiitfeu'in , sagiidiwiA:
Love; I love, nin sdgiiwe. T love
him, (iier, it,) wm sa/jia; nin ea-
giti/fu ■ I love him in thoughts,
nin sagienima. I love myself,
nin sagiidis. We love one an-
other, nin«agiidimin.—\ am loved,
nin sugiigof.
Love-letter, sagiiwe-mns'muigan.
Love-medicine, sagi'dimashkiki, sa-
giiwe-mashkiki, gegihudah ma$h~
/ciki.
Lover, saiagiiwed.
Low; it is low, tabassamagud. It
is low, (thin,) tabunsunsika,
how, (below,) tafxifhish.
Low, (in s. in.) S. Cheap. _
Low, (mean;) I am low, nin tabas-
sadis. I esteem him (her, it) low,
nvn, tabussenima', nin tabassenddn.
I esteem myself low, nin tabaise-
nim, nintabasshiindi.1. I am (it
is) esteemed low, considered low,
nin tabassendagos ; tabassendag-
wad.
Lower; 1 lower it, put it lower, {in.,
an.) nin tabassuhn, or ni7i tabdssi-
ton,^ nin tabdssinan; nin tabdssia,
nin tabdssina, I lower myself,
nin tnbds. — It lowers, newiihka-
magad.
Luck'; good luck, jawenddgosiwin,
minwabamewisiwin , onwdsiwin .
(Bad luck, massagv^adisiwin.)
Lucky; I am lucky, niitjawejidagog,
nin minwabamewis, nind onwa«.
(I am unlnckv, nin massa^ivadis.)
Lull; I lull him to sleep, Jiin nibea.
Lunatic, gawaimdapijied. I am a
lunatic, nin giwanadapine.
Lungs; my, thy, his lungs, nipan,
kipdn, opdn.
Lurk; I lurk, nind akando, I lurk
for somebody, nind akamawe. I
lurk for him, nind akamawa.
Lurking, akamawewin.
Lust. S, Concupiscence.
Lustre; it has a lustre, (stuff, tra.,
an.) waseikivegad; tvasnkwegisi. I
give it a lustre, (t'/i., an. ) nin ivns-
sikwegiton, nin wamkivcgaan; nia
wass'kwegia, nin wassikwegdwa.
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Lustre, (in s. in.) S. Polish. Pol-
ished.
Lying down; I am lying, ninjinQteh-
in. It is iyins: there, jinfishinn-
magad. 1 am lyinpr in a fatiguing
way or manner, nind iskhakoshin.
—S. Lie. ,
Lying, (telling lies,) giwanvri^nci'm
ginaivx8h.Mwir„. Lying habit, gagi-
nawishkiwin,
Lyni, hijiw.
Lynx-skin, hijiwaian.
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M.
MAI
Mackinavv or Mackinac, Mahinang,
Muhinimahinang.
Mat inaw-boat, nahagitchiman, hi-
tchi mitigotchiman.
Mad; I am mad, nin giwanadia.
Made; it is made, {in., an.) ojitcM-
gude, gijitchigade, ijitchigad'e, giji-
kigade; ojitckioaso, gijitchigaso,
ijitchig^so, gijikigaso.
Madman, gawanadinid.
Madness, giivanadisiwin.
Magic, mamandjitchigeuiin, manand-
Jinowi/i, sassagpdikwin. I prac-
tise magic, nin mamandjitchige,
nin mamandjin, nin sassagodis.
Magician, _ mamandjitchigewinini,
mumundjinowinini, sassagodisiwi-
nini.
Magistrate, dihakonigeiohiini.
Magnificent;_ it is mag., kitehi oniji-
shin, bishigendagwad.
Magpie, apishkdgagi. A kind of
small magpie, givingumhi.
Maid, rM7i^-i« ii/ikwe, whhHnujidikwe.
lama maid, nind^oshkiniqikwew:
S. Virgin, "
Maid, anokitagchce; ■ bamitagehwe' '
hanihwe. ^
MAK
Maintain. S. Persist.
Maize. S. Indian corn.
Majesty, kitchitwawisiwin.
Make; I make it, {in., an.) nind (ji-
ton, nin gijiton, nin gijikan', mnd
iffia, nin gijia, nin gijikuwa.^ I
can make it, I use to make it,(«».,
an.) nin fitawiton; niii nitawid.
I don't know how to make it, I'
make it at random, {in., an.) nin
pagivaiiawiton; nin pugivanauia.
I niake s. th. badly, negligently,
nin mamdjimadji, I make s. th.
for somebody, nind ojitagej nin
gifitage. I make it for him or to
him,, nind ojissitamawa, nind cji-
tawa, nind ojitamawa, nin gtji-
tuwa,- nin gihtamawa. I make s.
th. to myself or for myself, nind
ojitamas,nind ojitamadis. I make
it to myself, {in., an.) nind qjita-
mason, nind ojitamudison', nind
ojitdmasonan, nind ojitamadison-
an. r
Make; I make dishes, guns, locks,
rtc. S. Dish. Gun. Lock, etc.
jial.(', ' make it high, nind ishpatf/n.
■ To make s. th. this or that way,
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dee under the respectiw adjec-
tives.
Make be; I make him ^er, it) be
this or tWat, nind dwia^ind twek-
ttnu; nind awiton. nind airekadan.
I make myselt be thisor lha*,,nind
dwiidie.
Malady. S. Sickness. «■
Male, man, iniui, anini.
Male bear, male beaver, etc. S.
Bear. Beaver, eic.
3fale being, nahe-aiua.
Male of animals, aidbe, nabi, (in
compositions.)
Jviale of birds, nahense.
i/ale of fish, nabemeg.
MaXs sheep. S. Rain.
Male's skin, aiahewaian, 7iahiwaian.
ifale's skin of the largest kind,
aiabewegin,, nahewcgin.
J/alice, nialignity, malchi ijiwebisi-
win, matchi bimadisiivin, manji-
niniwagisiuin.
ifalicious, malign, malignant, maicAi.
I am mal., nin matchi ijiicebis,
nin matijininiwafjis. It is mal.,
manadady^ matchi ijiwebad. I make
him mal., nin matchi ijiwebisia.
J/alicious joy, gagdndenimowin. I
have a malicious joy over his
grief, etc., nin gagdndeninia. 1
express in words' a n»al. joy over
his grief, etc.,nin gagandjiyidema.
I express a mal. joy over people's
grief, etc., nin gagandjigitage.
MaUet,m,itigo-pa%iteigan, lagwaado -
nenak.
i/ama, (mother,) mdma
Man, (human being,) unishinahe. I
make myself man, nind anishina-
tewiidis.
Man, male, inini, anini. I am a
man, uiiid ininiw. I make my-
self man, nind ininiwiidis. — Big
stout man, missdbe. I have a
stout big body, 1 am a big man,
nin mitchdbewis.
Man that has no more a wife, pijig-
wabe. I am a man who has no
more a wife, ninpijigwabeu.
Jftnchester, masfiawesid senibdwe-
fin.
Mandate, gandgong«nnn.
iJianifeNf ; I man. it to him, nintnit-
fobandaa.
Jtfariifest. Jfanifested, (in s. in.)
S. Reveal. Revealed. Show.
Showing.
Jfenger, icissiniwagan, piiihiwi-vns-
tiniwagan.
J/angy, wemigid. I am mangy, nind
oTftigi.
Manners, ijiwebimcin.
.il/anominee Indian, Munomini.
iUamoininee squaw, manotniniJcwe,
J/ansion, abiwin.
Many, nihiwa,nihinu. We are many,
nin niliiwagidmm, nin hutoinimin,
nin mitshiuimin, ninmifhinomin.
We are many together, 7nnd okwi-
ni/min, nind okwinimin, nin limi-
ohvincmiin. We are very many,
nind osdminimin, viral omniino-
min. We are so many, nind ijini-
min, nind ijinmmn, nind inigvTc-
winimin, nind inigokwinamin,.--
There are many in. objects, nibi-
ivagwlon, batainadon, mithinudon.
There art: very many, osamina-
don. There are so many in. ob-
jects, mi endumng.
Maple. S. Maple-tree._
Maple-forest, wiri/inHH.
Maple-Point, JVemdnakiki.
Maple-sap; the maple-sap runs quick,
kijiga, or kijigawan ininatujon.
The maple-sap runs no more, tshk-
waga. The sugar tastes 'he spoil-
ed maple-sap, ishhwagapogv^nd si-
sibakwat. Last sugar made of the
spoiled maple-sap, ishkwagu-sisi-
bakwat.
yia'^\e-9,\xo\i,jiwn^nmisigan.
Maple-sugar, bit^ihakwat, nrsgeigan.
Maple-sugar resembling pitch, pigi-
wisigan.
Maple-tree, ininuti^, assandmij.
Maple-wood, ininutigofsug.
March, ondhuni-gisiis.
March ; I march, nin bimosse. I
march foremost, nin niganosie^
nin maidossc. A man that march-
es foremost, niganosseuinini,
maiuosseii'inini.
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Mare, ihwe-behfji^ogan^i* * *
Mariner, 7iabikivaninim: '
Mark, HL'inawadjitckigun, Hlcvut-
wtuljitm, Hlcinawudjiik'in, heehibii-
■ gan, masinibiujan. Any thing to
make marks u[)on, muf:,' naif/an.
Mark, (make marks;) I marl^ i»in
kiktnau'adritchl(je, nin kikinmvad-
jiiwe, nin benhiliige, nin, masinauje,
nin masimbiiije, nind qjibii^e. I
mark him, ( lier, it.) nin iikinuwad-
jia, nin besMbia, nin masinilda,
nind njibiwa ; nin Icikinawadjiton,
nin bemhihian, nin, masiHibiun,7iin(l
■ o/tA/an." Making marks, mownat^e-
win, besliibiujewin.
Mark (for travelers), kikdigan. I
make marks on the road, nin ki-
Mige. I make marks for him on
a road or trail, «'//i kikitawa, nin
gihaammoa. I tell him a mark,
nin kikinuwadjittiwa.
Mark. Marked, (in s. in.) S. Write.
Written.
Marked ; 1 am (it is) marked, ?im
kikinawadji.nin kikinawadjitchi-
ffas, _ nin kikinawadendagos, nin
madnaigas ; MkinuwadjUchigude,
hikinawudendagwad, masinaigade.
•—The state of being marked, ki-
Tcinawadendagodmin. It is mark-
ed by heat, masinide.
Market, ataivewin.
Marksman, ga-godaalaoed, gwedaalc-
wed.
Marriage, widigewin, toidigendiwin.
Christian marriage. Sacrament of
Matrimony, anamie-widigendiwin,
anamie-nibuiviwin. Lawful mar-
riage for lifetime, apitchi-widig-
endiwin. 1 give in marriage, nin
■wiwikage. Ijoin him (her) in mar-
riage, nin widigendaa, nind apit-
chi-ividigmdaa.
Married; I am married, n»» widige.
I am married to her, (him,) nin
widigema. We are m. together,
nin widigendimin. I am m. ac-
cording to the rites of the church,
nind anamie-^widige. I am m. law-
fully, for lifetime, nind apitchi-wi-
dige. I am m. to her (him) for
(Sing-
lifetinffc, nind upitchi-widig&ma
We arem. together for lifetime,
nind apiLchi-widigendimin .
MarClfed state, widigendiwin.
le state, onhkinigiwin. )
Marrow, win. Marrow-bone, wini-
gun.
i/arry ; I Jn^rry, nin wiwikodadie. I
marry her, nin wiwima, nin wiwi-
nan. We marry, nin wiwikodudi-
imin.
Marry, (join parties in marriage ;)
I marry him, (her,) nin mddgen^
dua.
Marsh, mashkig, trahashkiJci.
Jl/arsh-f)artridge, maihkodesse.
JTarten. ivabijeshi.
iJ/ixrten-skin , iviihijieMwaiun.
Martyr, unumiewiu wendjinanind.
i/artyrize. S. Torment.
J/iirvellous. S. Curious.
Mask, hanishkwntagan.
Mask ; 1 mask, nin banishkieatage .
J/asori; wakaigeivinini, ussini-wa~
kaigewinini.
Masonry, wakaigewin, assinihwa-
kuigewin.
Mass, anamessikeivin. 1 say mass,
nind annmcssike. I say m. for
somebody, nind anamessikage. I
say m. for him,nind auamessika'
wa. I say m. for me, nind ana-
messikas. The time of mass, aiia-
messikewin ngad.
Massacre, nissidiwin.
Mass-book, anamesBilce-m,asinaigan.
Jl/hssive, massy ; it is massive, rmtch-
amagad.
i/ass-prayer. anameseike-anumie-
win.
Mass-vestment, anameasike-agm-
mn.
Mast, ningassimononatig, ningassv-
mononak.
J/aster, debendang, dehendjiged, dd)«-
ninged, nugamsid ; I am master,
nin dibendjige, nin dibeninge, nin
niganis; nin kikinoamage. 1 am
my own master, 7iin dibenindis ;
nin kikinoamas, nin kikinoamadia.
I have a master, nin dibenimigo,
nin dibendagos ; nin kikinoamago,
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nin kikinoamagos. I am his (hsr,
its) master, nin, dtbenima, nin nig-
anisikandawa, nind ogunakanda-
wa ; nin dihendan, nm niganisi-
kandan, nind ogimukandan. I
make him master of s. th., nindi-
hendamoa, nin dibendarnoria. I
make myself master of •.'th., nin
dibendamonidis.
Master, (in 8. in.) S. School-teach-
er. — S. Proprietor.
Mastery, dibeiiingiwin, dibendjige-
win, niganisiwin.
J/at, floor-mat, andkun. (Lodge-
mat, apakwei.) 1 make a mat,
nind andkanike. The making of
mats, andkunikewin.
M&tch., ishkotens, (little fire.)
Match ; I match it, {in., an.) nin
bassikodan ; nin bassikona.
Matching-plane, bassikodjigan.
itfaternity. S. Motherhood.
iifatrimony. S. JtTarriage.
Matter. S. Abscess with matter.
JtTay, ivabigoni-gisiss.
Jfaybe. S. Perhaps.
^awkawk. S. Birch-bark box.
Me, nin, nind.
Mendow, mashkosdkan, manashkossi-
wan, mashkode. — S. Prairie.
Meager. S. Lean, (poor.)
3fean, matchi. It is mean, manadad,
tabassendagwad.
J/easles, mishvajewin. 1 have the
measles, nin miskwaje.
J/easure, dibaigan.
Jfeasure ; i measure, nin dibaige. I
m. it, {in., aii.) nin dibaigen-, nin
diiaigenan.
J/easureraent, measuring, dtbuige-
win.
J/easurer, debaiged, dibaigeivinini.
Meat, wiiass. 1 make meat, (pro-
cure meat,) nin iviiassihe. A piece
of meat, misid. I cut meat mto
pieces, nin misidke. Dried smok-
ed meat, gaskidemiass, gaskiwii-
asx, gaskiwag. I drj' and smoke
meat, nin gaskidi-wiiassike, nin
gaskiossige.
JWedicai root for head-ache, sassa-
iikwan.
.^dicine, mathkiki, nandnd /wicwin.
I make of ffepare medicine, nin
mtashkikike. Liquid medicine,
mashkikiioubo. " I prepare liquid
mediciifti, ttin mashkikiwaboke. — I
five medicine^ nin nandndawiiwe.
"gtv* feim \\\.,nin nandndauiu. I
prelaw-' m. for him to drink, m/j
vMsMikiteubokuk'a.
MefHcine-lMig, pindjigossan.
J/editato. S. Reflect.
jl/eilitation, nanagatawendamowin.
Religious meditation, anamie-
nanugatatvcndammvin.
J[/eek ; J am meek, nin bekadia, nin
kijewadis, nin nokadis. 1 am meek,
(kind, patient,) towards him, 7ii«
nokddisitawa, nin bekdd'mtawu.
JLTeekness, bekddisiwin, nokddiniwin.
1 treat him with meekness, nin no-
kadisilaioa,nin nokadinitamuwa.
Meet ; 1 meet, nin nagishkage, nin
nakweshkage. I meet him, (her, it,)
nin nagishkawa, ninjiakweahkawa;
nin nagishkan, nin nakweshkan. I
meet him (her, it) in a canoe, nin
nagawu ; nin nagaan. I go to meet
him, nind asikawu. We meet
each other, nin nagishkodadimin,
nin nakweshkodadimin. — I try to
meet, nin nandanagishkage, nin
nandanakweshkage. I try to meet
' him, nin nandanugishkdwa, nin
nandanakweshkaiva.
J/eeting, (on the road,) nagishkoda-
diwin, nakwcshkodadiwin.
Meet, (assemble ;) we meet, nm md-
mawiidimin, nin mawandijidimin.
Meeting, (assembling,) mdwandjii-
diwin.
Meeting-house, mawandiwigam i g.
Religious n\eet\ng-\\o\\se,gugikivi-
wigamig, anamicwigamig.
Melancholic; I am mef., nin goshkwa-
tvadig, nin goshkwaivadenaam.
Melancholy. 'Melancholic, (in s. in.)
S. Sadness. Sad.
Melody, inwewin. I give a certain
melody or tune to a hymn, nind
inweton.
Melon , eshkwandaming.
Jfelt; I melt it, {in., an.) nin ningi-
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h(jsan; nirt' ninaikatipi!^. It melt|,
(m., an.) ningilo^fk^iVi^ide; nin-
gikuso, ju/j^'-'wo.^r-l njelt it, (io(|^J,
ill., an.) nin ntH^^iikimrty nin
ningabikiswa. it.ti^lMi^ ^aelal,
in., an) ningaiilfvde\ ntn(^)i:i8o.
— I inelt snow, nin iUitgt^flhi^s-
sige. The snow welt|,fi«(o'|(ip<^;«.
M-ih, let melt; J let ^ raelf i«,~\ny
mou Ih . <i«. , on. ) nin mtngnnetiilan;
nin ninaancma.
JWelt. i/elting, (in s. in.) S. Smelt.
Smelting. ,
Meltewi^it is melted, («i., an.) ninga-
mugad, ningabikidemagad; ninga-
MHao.
Jfelting-pot, ningilcosigan.
J/emory, mikivendamowin, mihweti-
dassowin, takwendamcnvin, mindji-
mendanu/mm. 1 keep in memory
nin mindjimindam, nin tahven-
dam. I keep him (her, it) in mem.,
nin miiidjimenima, nin takweni-
ma; nin mindjimenddn, nin ta-
Jcwendan. 1 recall 8. th. to his
mem., nin mikawdma, nin mi-
kivdndamawa, nin mikw^ndamiu .
I recall s. th. often to his mem.,
nin mamikaivama, nin mami-
kviendamawa, nin mamihvinda-
mia.
J/emory, (in s. in.) S. Keep in me-
mory. Remember.
JJfenace. S. Threat. Threaten.
Mend, i/ending, (in s. in.) S. Re-
pair.— S. Patch. Patching.
JLTendicant, nendUumagcd, btba-nan-
dotamaged.
J/endicate. S. Beg,
il/endicity, nandotamngewin, laba-
nandotamacjewin.
J/erchandise, auokadjigain, gishpirui-
dayan.
J/erchant, atawiiwinini.
Mercy, jawendjigeicin, jmcininge-
win.jawenindiivint I have mercy,
nin jawendjige, nin jaivetdn^ge. I
have m. on him, (her, it,) m'a^a-
tvenima; nin jawenddn. I have m.
on myself, nin jawenindis. We
have m. on one diWoiher ^ nin j awe
nindimin. I look upon him with
merci, nin jawendamiganaicaba-
ma. I hear nim or listen to him
with 11^ nin jawindamiiawa. 1
speak t«PBxcite mercy on me, niu
JatvendamUagos.
Merit. S. Deserve.
J/errinient, haj)ineninunoin,J(nnitDa-
disiwia^ ^
Merry. S. .Toyful.
Message, ininajaogmviii.
Messenger, ininajawagan, ijinaja-
taagwn, eninujacnd.
Mel-dl, hiwdbik. On metal, tnitdhik.
In the midst of metal, ndwdMk.
One object of metal, hejigwahik.
Two, three objects of metal, nt/wa-
lik, niuwahik. So many objects of
metal, dasiwdbik.
Meteor, tchingwan.
i/iddle; in the rniddle, in the midst,
nassawaii, niseawaii, nawaii. It
is the middle, the centre, nawaii-
wan, nassawaiiwan.
Middle-finger, ndwinindj.
J/iddle part of a moccasin, orna-
mented, apingwedgan.
Jl/iddle-wall. S. Partition.
iJ/lldling, mitvek, aomd miniL
^id might, abitdtihikad.
i/idwife, gatiniwekwe. A good pract-
ical midwife, neta-gatiniu>ed. A
man (physician) practising mid-
wifery, gatiniwewinini.
i/idwifery, gatiniwewin.
J/ilch-cow, saninind pijiki. I milk
a cow, Tiin aininu pijiki.
MM. i/ildness. — S. ifeek. Meek-
ness.
MM weather; it is mild, ubaiou,di)a-
wama>gad.
Military Fort, jimagani^Jii-ouena.
J/ilitary man, soldier,_;*wa^awMA,
Military Officer, Jimago/nishi-ogima,
mininsino-ogima.
J/ilk, totoshabo. I milk a -cow, nin
siiiinu^Jiki. I milk a cow thour-
oughly, ni» wingesi^ina pijiki, —
S. Sour milk.
ifilk-house, totoshabowignmiy.
i/ilky Way, tchibekana.
M\\\. S. Grindmill. Sawmill.
i/iller, lissibodjigewinini.
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MIS
i/illion, mulasiwafr dassing midafs-
wak.
J/illiped, baiatiiUH/adeij, uumalcwai-
a»i.
Afill-stone, hitsihodjiganabik.
Milt, wiss.
M\\vidin)i.i9, Miniwag.
iWnc]; I make up my mind, nind gi-
jendam, nin gijenindis. 1 put it in
his mind, nin inindjiminsitawa,
min mliidjimissitamatvu,
J/ind; 1 mind iiim, (li«r, it,) nin ha-
hamenima; nin buhamcndan.
jl/inded; I am (it is) minded, taken
care of, nin baba/nendjtgas; baba-
mendji^ade.
J/ine, nm.
J/ine, biwnhikoJ^an, (in general.) I
work in a mine, nin Mwdbibike,
il/iner, biwdbikokewinini, (m gen-
eral.)
Miner in a copper-mine, miskwubi-
kokewinini, ( properly. )
Jfiuer in an iron mine, biwabikoki-
winiid, (properly.)
J/iner in a load-mine, ashkikomam-
kewinini, (properly.)
JTming; lam mining, (in gencrJil;)
nin biwabikoke. I am mining in a
copper-mine, lead-mine, &c. S.
Copper-mine. Lead-mine, &c.
Mining Agent, bavabikoke-ogima.
i/inuig business, biwdhikokiwin.
ii/inister, gagikwewimni, ( preacher. )
Mink,jangw6she. Young mink, Jan-
qwenhens,
i/iracle, mamandddodammvin, hki-
nmvadjitchigan, mmnand dwanoki-
win, mamakddjitchigan. I do won-
derful things, I do miracles, nin
mamandddodam, nin kikinawa-
djitchige,nin mamanddwanoki, nin
mainamdjitchige. Doing miracles,
mnmandawanokiwin, yiumakadji-
tckigewin.
ilfiraculous, wondrous, mamakdda-
kumtg.
i/irage, ombanitewin. There are mi-
rages, ombanitemagad,
Mue, ajishki. There is mire, o;»-
shkika, mnidjinhkiwagu, gwanago-
dn'shkiwaga.
1 i/irror, wnhnolchiti'ltafiivan.
J/iry; it is nii;y at I'iie bottom, (a
river,) ajuhkuvainiku, — S. J/ire.
i/iscarry; 1 misenrry. (a woman
HpeaMiig,) fiin no/id ibinike.
J/isconduct, a/mlch ijiuebitiwin, ma-
tcfd ijiwcbikiivin.
Mi>^{\^ei]^batajitiruirin. I commit a
misdeed, /ij'rt batdiiiwa.—H. Crime.
J/lsdemea'nor. !?. Jfisconduct.
J/isor, .letiagi/'id.
J/iserat)le; I am mis., nin kitlmngia,
vin kotagis. ninh/tagitu. — 8. Poor.
Misery, kitimagisiwin, animitiwin,
k(/tagii<iwin, kutagiloivitj,.
il/isery-River, Kitvhimgi.
iWiss, (to notice absence;) I miss
him, {hex,i\,,) nin ivania; nin wa-
rn' ton.
Miss; I miss, (I don't hit,) ninba-
naige. I mi-shim, (her, it,) nin
bdjia, nin banaira;nin bnjiii,n, nin
banaan. I miss him (her, it)
shooting, nin hiM-nnuwa, nin me-
d<imnawa\ ninbiM'('mm, nin me-
dansinan. I miss him in my snare,
ninhanngirdna. 1 miss him (her,
it) striking, nin medntsaganama;
nin medassaganandun. i I'niss him
in my trap, nin banikcna. — I miss
him in the road, nind ajidekawa.
nind ajideid, nind anfanekawa. 1
miss him, traveling by water, mW
ajidcivu,
J/issal, anameesike-masinaigan.
J/issionary, m^kntewikwajiaie,
J/issive. S. Letter eent.
J/ist, au'dn.
Mistake, 2)ilchi-doda^nmvin. I say s.
th. by mistake, «w pilchi-ikit, nin
fitvhidmi. — J/istake in counting,
wanagindassou>in; in doing or act-
ing, w&nidodamowin, tvanitchige-
win; in singing, wanamowin; in
speaking, wanigijiveivin, wawnoe-
win;in writing, wanibiigewin, wa
nifiiigan.
Jtfistake ; I mistake, nin waniijt, nin
pitohi-dodam, {Pitcid-, always
alludes to mistake or accident.)
i/istake; I mistake in counting, do-
ing, &c. S. Count Do, &c.
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i/ittake; 1 mistake in my calcnl-
aliuns or tlioiifjliis, /tin /nlein/dm.
JV/islress, dehtndJKji-d, debcndany
( ikwe ).
Mistrii.sl; I mis. him, nind ashmeina.
I mis. his s[)cukitig, nin bewituwn.
I hear a spoaiiiyR with iniglrimt,
nin heu'ltan. I am heard vvitji mis.,
nin liewituijoD.
Mistrust, ( 111 8. in.) S.*Pear.*
Misty; it is misty, awdniH»»a,
Misunderstanii; I mis., ninwanitam,
nin wanit(i(je. 1 mis. him, ( her, i*,)
nin wani/.uwa; nin wanitdn.
Misunderstood; i am mis., ninwani-
tayos.
Mitre, Kitchi'ineJcatiwikwana^e o
wiwakwau.
Mitten, mindjikawan.
Mix; J mix, 7nn Hni(jinig«. I mix it
{in., an. ) nin Hniijinan,nin kini(j-
ina.
Mix, (put in;) I mix it with s. th.,
{in., an.) nin dagonani, nin da-
gona.
Mixed; we are together mixed or
mixtly, nin ki li/jawahimin. We
stand together inwed, nin Hnim-
wigahawimin. We live together
mixed, n?7i kinigawigridimin. The
ducks swim mixed, jishihag l,i-
nigawagomowng. It is mixed, hi-
nigawitsin, tinigisnin.
Mixed, (put in;) it is mixed with s.
th., dagnniijade.
Mixtly. S'. Mi'xed.
Moccasin, (Indian shoe,) makisin. I
make moccasins, nin makidntke.
The upper part of a moccasin,
agwidagan , « piganrgwatsoti . — 1
have only moccasins (or shoes)
on, ninmamigoshkam. I nut a moc-
casin ( r.shoe) on, without any-
thing in, nin mamigoshkan ma-
kisin.
Moccasin-string, rmtkisineiah.
Mock; I mock, «»'«, bapinodage, nin
nishibnpinodage, nin nana,/>agans-
onge. I speak i i a mocking man-
ner, nin nand/i-igtiwe, nin nandp-
igansitagos. 1 mock him, (her, it,)
nin bajnnodawa, nin niahibu^pino-
daira, nin nandfiagnnnrann, nin
nand/iagandjiu; nmbujnnvdun. nin
ni.iAiba/>iMi)dan, nin nundiingan-
tondan, nin nundpagandjiton.- I
mr.ck, repeating words, via nana-
/ idotnm. I mock hun. repeating
1.18 words , /) in nandjid((atva.
J'locker, ucuhiba/unulavg, nenapi-
gijii'td, neiHipidutang.
Mockery, mocking language, nisJii-
bapiniiiiaijeirin, nund/jigijwewin,
V a iid/iidotamowin.
Model for imitation, kikint/wabandji.
gun.
Moderate; I mdd. myself, nindila-
menirn, nin mindjitninidis.
Moderation, dibanieniinuwin, minJji-
tninidmncin.
Moisten; I moisten it, (m., an.) nin
tipauadi. /, nin nimithanuidon; nin
iiputvana. vin ninKuliaii<ana.
Moistened; it is moistened, {in., an.)
tipamagad; tipisi.
Molasses of cane-sugar, sibwagana-
hi, kitchijiwdganmigan.
-Molasses of maple-sugar, Jiwdga-
midgan.
Mole, gagibingwekwe, h'tchi-gagi-
hingwtkwe, memokiwido.
M ole- h i 1 1 , memokin'idouiqamig.
Molest; 1 mol. or fatigue'him, nind
aiikwia, vind uiiko.iiu, nind akosh-
kawit, nin migo.shkudjia. It mo .
lests me, nihd ukoshkagon, nin
VI igiishkadjiigon.
M()le.st, (ins. in.) S. Trouble.
Moment; one moment, ningd-pas-
mngivahiwin, ningo-pamuKiuan u-
biwin. In a moment, suddenly,
scnka. A moment, a short time,
atchina, ivenibik.
Monday, gi-uhkwa-anamiegijigak.
Money, Joniia. Money-box, jtmiia-
makak. Mon»y-purse, joniia-mash-
kimodens.
Monkey, nandomahmesht.
Month, gisisa. One month, ningo
gists». I am one month old, nin
ningogisit-swagis. I am two. three
months o\<i, nin nijogi^itswagis. nin
nismgistssivagis, etc. I am so
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H>agi».— It is a month since, we'/t-
^ogitustougad. It is two, three,
months since, nijogisieewayud,
niesogisuswagad, etc.
Monthly, nenimjogisisa.
Monthly flowings, winewisiwin. I
am in my monthly fl., nin wini-
wis, nin walxmdama, agwatching
nind ai*i, agwatching nin bi/davfe. I
am in m. fl. for the first time, nind
oshkisngis.
Montreal, Moniang,
Montreal-River, Guwansidjiwanp.^
Moon, gieiss, tibihjinns, tthikujuiiss.
The moon is in her first or last
quarter, giaiss abitaicuii. The m. is
growing, gisiss ani-mitchabihisi. —
The m. is on her decline, gisi&s
anibakwfii. The moon shines no
more, gidm ishhwaiamge. It is
fuli moon, giiifs wcwiiisu The
moon has poirtted horns, ^iaiss
patiJiieJiJciwine. The m. has a cir-
cle, gitiiss winihaseig^,
Moor-l^erry, moss-berry. S. Cran-
berry.
Moose, mons. Young moose, mon-
Moose-bone, monsf'-^an.
Moose-horn, monnishkun,
Moose-r" ".at, nton^wiiaes,
Moose-skm, mon«w6gin.
Morass, wohashkiki.
More, nawatch nibiwa,.
More, minawa.
More and more, etkkam.
Morningi it is morning, kigijchawa-
gnd. In the m., kigijeh. This mor.,
jiha. — Good morning! Bo jo!
Morning-star, ndhinan^.
Morrow; to-morrow, wdbang. The
day after to-morrow, awdsswc-
lang.
Mortar. S. Stamper.
Mortify; I mortify, ra*V pigishkanan.
Mortise; I make a mortise, 7ii>i wirn-
higaige, 7iin pagwaniige, ninpag-
wanigaige. I make a mortise in a
piece of wood, nin wimbigaan mi-
tig. — I put it in a mort., {in., an.)
ninpindakuasiton ; nin pindakosh-
ima. It is in a mor., {in,, an.) pin-
dakosst; pindakoshin.
Moss-berry. S. Cranberry.
Moss hanging fronn trees, mMsa&erad-
jakon.
hioati \n nv)&m^K; Msakamig. ,
Moss on stones in the water, atagib.
Mo3fl on trees, (eatable,) wdkon.
Most, mamawi, apitchi.
Mote, any little thing that falls in
the eye, hinsiniwin. I have a mote
in my eye, something fell in my
eye, nin binnn.
Moth, tutowisi, tokf/iccfi.
Mother, wegimind. My, thy, his
mother, ningd, kigd, ogin. (Ot.
niivgcshi, kigashi, ogaxhiwan.) I
have a motfier, nind 6gi. I have
her for a mother, nind oginan,
nind ogimu. 1 am a mother, nind
ogimigo. Like one's own mother,
wegingin. I have the same mother
as he, we have both the same
mother, nin widjogima. We have
all of us the same mother, nin
tvidjogindimin. — I am like a moth-
er to my younger brothers and
sisters, nin madjikikwewiesikan-
dage. I am like a mother to him
or her, (my brother or sister,)
nin madjikikwewifnkandawd.
Mother! ninge!
Motherhood; mv, thy, her mother-
hood, ningiwin, kigiwiti r^jgiudn.
Mother-in-lpw; my, thy, his mother-
in-law, ninsigo&iss, kisigosiss. osig-
osisean.
Motion; I am (it is) in motion, nin
mddjiehka ; mddjishkamugud, I
put it in motion, {in., an.) nin
inddnishkan\ nin mddjishkawa.
Mo\}\a, sigaiganaiig.
Mould; I mould, wi'« sigaige, nin si^-
aabowe. I mould it, ninsigaan. —
I mould balls, nind ahivike.
Mouldfd; it is m., {in,, an.) sigai-
qndf\ signigaaf). Any moulded ob-
ject, sigaigan.
Moulded, (in s. in.) S. Leaded. Cast.
Moulded sugar-cake, sigaigan, misi-
wetchigan.
Mouldy; it is mouldy, {in., an.) ag~
-rJiMtmmtsuf^Je-^aitisll^ JM^/i.
MiMmrnK^mmfiimmm.^
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wagmissin; agwagmsM. It tastes
mouldy, {.in., an.) agivagopogivad;
agwagopogosi.—The 'floor is moul-
dy, agwagwmagu. It is' mouldy,
(a leaf, or s. t'h. in leaves,) ag-
wagiihitga. This tobacco is mouldy,
agwagohaqui aw ass&mu.
Moulting; ihe bird is moulting, jn-
nigwaiie binesht. The animal is
moulting, shedding its fur, pina-
we awessi, or pinameshka.
Mountain, tvadjiw. There is a moun-
tain, war/^'^Ww. Near a mountliin,
tchigwadjiio. Th#re is a group of
mountains, sugadina. On a moun-
tain, on the top of a m., ogidad-
Jiw, ogidaki. I go up on a moun-
tain, ni/id ogidddjiwe. I run up on
a m., ni)id ogyl'idjiwehato. At the
foot of a m., niisdki. On the other
side of a m., awiss(idjiw,uivassdkt.
I pass a m., I am on the ether side
of the rn., nin, pakidaijiwe, — A
mountain, or a spot on a m., from
where a pluceis seen, sugadinang.
I arrive to such a spot, nin sa-
gadjiwe.
Mountainous; it is xaoMn.;papi]cwa~
dina.
Mount Olivet, BimidiivadjiiD.
Mourn; I mourn, nin g'agidowe. I
mourn, I am in mourning, nin ni-
tage.
Mourner, netagcd.
Mourner's crape, nitugewaian.
Mourner's dress, nitageowin.
Mournful, (lonesome;) it is m., nita-
geniagwad.
Mournful, (in s. in.) S. Sad.
Mourning, nitagewin.—^. Sadness.
Mouse, wawdbigonodj'i.
Mouse-vtrap, WdWabigonodjidassona-
gad.
Mouth, odoniina. My, thy, his mouth,
nind6n,kid6n, odon.-l have a large
mouth, 7iin mingidon, nin manga-
nagidon. it ha« a large mouth,
mungidonea. I have a small m.,
nind agassidon. Tt has a small m.,
aga^sidon-ea. I have an unclean m.,
nin ivinidon. I have a clean m.,
nin binidon. — My mouth is stopp-
ed, nin hashlcmnalcodmieshha. My
m. is swollen, nin bag' Ion.— I put
my fingej-in his in., nin pindano
na, nin pindanobina , nin pinljido-
nehina. ^ I open my mouth, nin td-
wan, nin pakidanen. I open my m.
to him, nin, pakidonetawa, I open
his m., niit, taivamma, ninpakido-
nena. It opens its mouth, /)a/i;wZr>.
nemaaad.^ 1 strike him on the
mouth, nin passiduMwa. I strike
him violently on the m., nin pas-
ddoneganama. I tie up his m„ '
nin gibodnnepina, — Inside the
mouth, pindjidon.
Mouthful; one moatMal, ni'igotodon,
ningotontndjigan.
Mouth of a river, sdgi. At the mouth,
from or to the mouth, sai/ing. The
place irj the lake round the mouth,
sugida. Here is the mouth of the
river, oma sugidjidjiwan iibi, or,
edgiwan sibi.
Move; I move or stir, nin mamddji,
nin mamadjiste, nin mamasika. I
move, sitting, nin matnddak I
move in such a direction, sitting,
nind ijigikab. It moves, stirs, ma-
madjiinagad , mamddjissemaqad,
mamasikainagcf. I move him, (her,
it,) nin mamddinn, nin mamadji-
hina, nin mamasiknwa ; nin ma-
madinan, nin mamudjibinan, nin
mumasikan. — I move backwards,
standing, nind ajeta. I move back-
wards, sitting, nind ajeb. — I move
(or walk) slowly, ninbesiha. It
moves (or goes on) slowly, hisika-
magad.
Move, (in s. in.) S. Agitate. — S.
Tempt.
iliove, change places ; I move, nin
gos. I make him move, nin gosia.
I move out of one house into an-
other, nin eagidode. I move away
altogether, ninmddji<iode. I move
with my whole family, nin kigo-
dewishka. 1 move about, nin baba-
danis. I move about on earth, nin
bahiskagi. I move about with him,
nin babisliugishJcawa, I move to
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another plac, or country, nind
dndnnal'i.
Moved, (in s. in.) S. Aofitateil.
J/bw ; I mow, nin, ki'ffikafhl'iji^p,
nin paMioashkijiije. I mow it, nin
lciMashkijan,nmpashlcwa-<h!i-iJa)i.
I mow grass, nin Hshbinhhiavinv.
ifower, keshkashkosdwed: kishkash-
kossiweiviaiihi.—'S. Harvester.
J/owing, kishhashkossiwemn. — S.
Harvesting. ^ ,
Jfuch, nihvoa, nibina, upitohi, eni-
ffoh, gaffahddj, kitchi, ondjita,
gwdshkaioad, ivanina, onina. — As
much as..., minik..., apitch. As
much as I can, epitchiian. There
is so much of it, ijinad. There is
much of it, {in., an.) hdinad, hit.-
tainad, nildwagad, miMn.ud ; ha-
tini, liatnini, nihiwagisi. There is
very much of, or too much, vsami-
nad.
Mnch. every time, nenihiwa.
Mnch to each, nenihiwa.
Jlfud, njighki.
J/iiddy ; it is muddy, ajishkiwika,
nibisKkitchiahkiwaga , gwariaijod-
jishkiioaga. It is muddy at the bot-
tom, (a river,) ajuhkiwamika.
JbTuiatto, makaUwiiass.
J/ulatto- woman, makatiwiiassihwe.
J/iilberry, odatagdgomin.
Mulberry-shrub, odataijagominaija-
wanj.
Jfule, memaiigishe, kitchi meman-
ffishe.
Marder, nishiwewin, vishiweshkiivin.
Jfurder; I murder, commit murder,
nin niskiwe , nin nishiweshk. I
murder him, nin nissd.
J/urderer, neshiued, neshUeshkid.
I am a murderer, nin, niahiwe, nin
nishiweshk.
J/urmur, nenawndjimowin, gimidd.
nuivin, gagimidonowin.
i/urmur ; I murmur, nin gimidon,
nin gagimidon. I mur. p.gainst
him, nin mindawa, nin nwidama-
wa.
i/i)s h Toom^pikwadjish , wajashkwedo.
Jfusic, mudwewetchigewin, (produc-
ing sounds.) 1 make music, (pro-
duce soundd,) nin madwewetchigt,
J/iifeician , mndwewetchigewinini
fncdwewetc7iiged,jjipigwemnini,pel
pigwed.
i/iisket, pashhisigan, jimaganiihi-
jiashkisigan.
MasketeeTjJijnaganisk.
3fusket-ball, amvi. I am making or
moulding or casting musket-balls
nind anwike. '
J/iiskrat, or muskcat, wnjdcJik. The
fur of a musk., wnJaM-abiwai. The
skin of am., wajitshkwaian. The
hole o''a m., wajasJikivaj. i hunt
muskrats, nin nodajashhwe, nin
n/idjajashkive.
J/iislieto, sagimi. There are muske-
toes, sngimika.
i/usketo-t)ar, musketogauz^, sugi-
miwaian.
J/iistard, wesdwag degwandaming.
i/iistard-plant, osdwanaohk.
M\\s{a.rd-8eed,osdwuna(iMo-minikan.
Mute person, neta -gigitossig.
ifutton, maniiht(inishiv)iwiiass.
M\\7z\e, its muzzle, oshkinj.
Muzzle ; 1 muzzle him, rdn gtbido-
nena.
My.1 nin, nind.
inself, nin, nin ign, niiaw.
J/ysterious speaking. S. Parable,
i/j'stery. S. Hidden thing.
Wittlllil. ■'S^t^^aia^^tiM^mlmii^Hit^-mt^i
N.
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Nag, behejigoganji, hili^jirjoganjina,
a&il, sagdigan. Small nail, (shingle-
nail, tack,) sagiiitjans. Large nail,
(spike,) kitchi saijdvjan.
Nail ; I nailj nin eutieagdJcwai^e. I
nail him (her, it') to s. th., mn sas-
tagdkwAwa, nin nadakakwdwa ; nin
gasaagakwaan, nin badakakwitan.
Nail, (on a linger or ioe,) onManjima,
My, thy, his nail, nishkdnj, hiah-
hdnj, oehkanjia. 1 have long nails,
nin gaganoganji. 1 bruise my nail,
nin tatagoganjiodis, 1 lose a nail,
nin banagan/jishka. White spot on
a nail . mindaweganjan. I have
white spots on my nails, ninmind-
aweganjL
Nailed ; I am (it is) nailed, nin sas-
«agahwaigae\ aassagdktaafgade.
Nail-maker, nail-manufacHirer, sa-
gaiganikcwinini.
Nail-making, nail-manufactory, Ixm-
gaiganiktwin.
Naked; I am naked, nin pingwathd'
gid. I lie n., ninpiiigwaskugido-
thin, I sit n., nin pingwaehaoidab,
I walk n., ninpimjwashagidoosse.
I put him naked, nin pingwashagi-
dobina.
Nakedness, pingwaahdgidiwin.
Name, ijinikasowin, anosoivin. I have
the same name as he, nin widfiji-
nik(i8oma> I have a name, nind
ijinikas. I have several names,
7iin hataimmikas^ nin miehinoni-
kaa. Glorious or holy name, kitchi-
tuiawinikaeowin. 1 have (it has) a
glor. holy name, nin kitchitwawi-
nikas, kitchitwaivinikade. Ugly
name, manjinikasf/win. I have (it
has) an ugly name, nin manjini-
NAR
las', munjinikade. (Bad name. S.
Defame. Defamation.— Changing
names. S. Change. Changed.)
Name; I name him (her, it) so...,
nind ijinikana: nind ijinikadan. I
name or mention him, (her, it,)
nin wiiia; nin wtndun. I name him,
(her, it) frequently, nin ivawina ;
nin wawindan. 1 name myself, nin
winidis. — I car name him, (her,
it. ) nin gaehJciwina; nin gaehkiwiri'
dan.
Named ; I am (it is) named so...,
nind yinikaa ; ijinikade. 1 am (it
is) named often, nin wawindjig as;
wawindjifjat^ 'inidimugad.
Name. Named, (ins. in.) S. Call.
Called.
Namesake ; my, thy, his namesake,
niiaicee, kiiawee, tviiaweeian. He
is my namesake, or, I am his nanae-
sake, nin widfiiinikaaoma-
Name well; 1 name him (her, it)
well, praising, nin mino-wawinu ;
nin minowuwindan.
Named well; I am (it is) well nam-
ed, praised, vAn minowawindjigas'i
mino-wawindjigade.
Narrate. S. Tell.
Narration, dibddjinwwin. Decent
narratiorj or story, binddjimowin.
Indecent narration or story, wind-
djimowin.
Narrow; it is narrow, (small,) agas-
sa, agaasadea. It is narrow : Cot-
ton, linen, &c. agassigad, tuba-
fhkad; metal, stone, in., agaaaadi-
iabikad; metal, stone, an.,agaa8a-
deiabikiai; ribbon, silk, agaeaadesi;
a road, agassademo viikana. — I
make it narrow or narrower, («».,
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an.) nind agai'sudeton', nind agaa-
aadea.
Nasty; I am nasty, nin winis.
Native; lam a native of a certain
place or country, nindanaki. 1 am
a n. of the same country as he.,
nin widjiduJciwema.
Natural; it is natured to me, nind
ouniawinodan..
Nausea. vS. Squeamishness,
Navel, odisdima. My, thy, his i>»vel,
■mndi.ts, fridiss, odiss.
Navigable; it is navigable, (a ri\er,)
minobiiamagadybimishkawinagad,'
Navigation, sailing, bimashiwin, ba-
hafTutfiMwin; not sailing, bimishka-
win, babamishkawin.
Navigator, sailor, nahikwdninini.
Nazarine, Nuzariwinini, Nazare-
thirui daji inini-
Near, besho. It is near, beshoivad. It
is considered near, beshowenda-
gwad. I find it neiar, nin benhowen-
ian. I Come near him, (her, it,)
nin heahosihawa, nin beshodjia; nin
heshosikan, nin besJindjilon, It
comes near me, nin, beshosikagon.
Near by, tchig% tchigaii.
Nearly, giga.
Near togetner, lebisho.
Neat. S. Clean.
Neck, ohwii^anama. Mv, thy, his
neck, nikwegan, kikwigan, ohwe-
gaji. — I have a long neck, nin gi-
nogweiawe. I have a short neck,
nin takogweiawe. 1 have a small
neck, mnd agassigwciawe. I have
a big neck, nin, mangigiveiawe. 1
have a stiff neck, nin tchibatu-
hoaweiawe.
Neck-handkerchief, moshwe, nabika-
gan, ndbikawugan.
Neck-lace, nahikawugan.
Need. S. Want.
tieedle, Jdbonigan. I make needles,
nin jdbonigdnike.
Needier, jaboniganikewinini, ■
Neglect; I neglect him, (her, it,)
hawin nin, babamenimam; kcmin
nin babawendnnsin.
Neglected; I am (it is) negl., hatvin
nin habamendjigasofsi; kawin ha-
bamcndjiqadesusiinn .
Necilect. Neu-lected, (in ■. in.) S.
Forget. Forgotten.
Negligent, neglectful; I am negl,,
kawin nin aagakamidm.
negligently, mdmanj, tibinak,kcwin
wewini,
Negro, TOrt/•a^m•^7i£M«,^^ back-flesh.)
Negro woman, makatewiiasaikwe.
Neighbor, fellow-man; my, thy, his
neighbor, nidj'anighinabe, kidf-
anish/habe, wtdfani-akinabev; or,
nidji-bvmadik-i, kidji-bimadiii, wi-
dji-b/'madisin.
Neighbors in a village or town, Jewii'
geididjig. We are neighbors, 7dn
bimigeiaindn.
Neighborhood, (next house or lodge,)
kotaging.
Neither of them, kawin awiia niji-
wad, or, kawin awiia endashiwad.
Neophyte, weshki-annmiad.
Nephe"'; my, thy, his nephew, wiw-
dojin^iis, kidnjimiss, odfijimitsan;
or, n4,nd<ijim, kidfjim, od(^iman.
Nerve, (or sinew;) atiss, titissiwag,
odntissiwagoma. My, thy, his nerve,
nind atissiwag, kid atissiwag, oda^
tissiwagon; or, nindjitad, kidjitad,-
od/itud.
Nest, wasisswan. The bird builds its
nest, wasisswanike bineahi.,
Net, assdb. Small net, asaabina. Old
bad net, aaadbtsh, I make a net,
nind asaabike. I am getting a net
ready for setting, nind oninasaahi.
I fix or prepare a net to set it, ty-
ing stones to it, nin ausassdgibina
assdb. 1 set a net or nets, nin pa-
gidawa. I go to my pets, r J fetch
my net or nets, nin nd: nabi. I
visit my net, nin ninikznasaabi. I
take a net out of the water, nin
maminnsaabi. The net breaks, bo-
koichishka assdb. I mend a net,
nin wapidassabi, nin bagwaassabi,
p,in bagwAwa assdb. — The net has
large meshes, pashkiti assdh. The
net has small -m&shes, sagosi
aeadb.
Net-stone, misassin.
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Nptting, iitgaHheiPtn.
Netting-needle, nahi<jioaa<jan4
Nettle, nmmiii.
Nettle-stalk, musdna^hh.
Never, ica >vi.': i, kawln wilca.
Nevertheless, minoteh.
New, oshh'\ It is new, (.in.^nn.)
oshJciaii or oahki-aiiwan; oshki'
aiaa. U seems new, it looks new,
or like new, {in., an>) oMind-
gw(ul\ oshkinagosi. — Of new, ajidn.
New object, {in., an.) oshki-aii;
oshki-aiaa^ (young beiiig.)
News, bahdjri'flji/nowiti. News
brouc^ht to soin*. place, bidndjimo-
win. 1 send news, >un mddjiiadji-
m<dwe. I bring news, nih hidd-
d^im. — There are news, indkaml-
gad. There are frightful news,
gugiodnissntjakamigad, or, gagwd-
nissdgakumig ejiwebak. There are
good news, mino inakamigad.
Good news, good tidings, minwd-
djimowin. I bring good news, nin
bi-minivddjim. I tell good news,
mn miiuvadjim. There are great
news, kitchi inakamvjud.
News-paper, babamadjimo-mcmnai-
gan.
New Testament, OsKki-ijUivdwin.
New-year's day, anamikodading, od-
^indiwini-gijigad.
Niagara Falls, Waidnag kakabika-
wun,g.
Niece, my, thy. his niece, nishimiss,
kishimtes, oshiminsan. My, thy,
her niece, ninddjiKiiss, kidojimiss,
odojimifsan.
•Nig'h. tchig' , tchigaii.
Nigh. S. Near.
Night, tihik, tibikad. Towards night,
ani-tibikad, eni-tihikak. It if; night,
tibikad. Last night, tibikong. At
night or by night, tibikah, tebika-
iin. Every night, dasdng tehika-
, ib'a, endusso-tibik, endasso-tibikak.
A\\.\\ig\ii,kabitibik. — It is the be-
ginning of the night, oshkitibiknd.
It is late in the night, ishpitihikud.
It is mid-night, abifa-tihikad. — I
am absent for a night, nin nika-
nend. I remain over night, nin ni-
kannh. f spend the night in.,., nm-
kitbetihikwe. I spend the whole
night indecently, nia Wdbanimaa-
siije. I survive the night, nin wd-
buns, nin kabefi'nikanum. — It is a
bright night, mijakwanitibikad. It
is a cohl night, ki,*»ia,tibikad. [t is
a dark n\^\\\., puihagiakkibikad, ka-
Mitibihid.
Nigiilingale, gatkaakantdji. Another
kind, sdsina.
Nightly^ ,^very night, tndasao-tihlk^
endasso-tibikak.
Nightly, in the night or at night, ti-
bikah, teliikakin.
Night-meal, nibdwianinimn. I take a
night-meal, nin nibdtvinnn.
Nightmare; I am oppressed by the
nightmare, nin badagonig.
Nightpot, Jigiwinagan.
Night-rover, nebashkad. I aro a night- ■
rover, nin nihashka.
Night-roving, nibaMawin.
Night-lime, mbdtibik, (at night.)
Nimble; I am nimble, nidwadjipi,
nin Tjodjepudia.
Nine, jang,jangasm'i.' We are nine
of US, nin jdngatchiinin. There
are nine in. objects, jangatchinon.
Nin«, ,;a»<7«««|L.., in compositions,
which see ii^he First Part.
W\neio\Aijangaiching.
Nine hundred, Jdngasiwak. Wc aro
nine hundred in number, nin Jan-
gasstvakoeindn., There are nine
hundred in. objects, jangaiawa-
, hwadon.
'Nineteen, midasswi aahijangaaawi,
-Nineteenth, midatching ashijanga-
tching.
Nine thousand, yrinffa/cWw^ middai-
wak, jungaadmiaanok. We are
9000 in number, nin janyaaaimida-
nakoaimin. There are 9000 in.
object's, jangassimddanakuxadon.
Nine iimes, jaag&tching.
Nine times each or to e&c\\,jejanga~
tching.
Ninety, jangaaah.iidanu. We are
ninety of us, ninjangaaaimidana-
wemin. There are ninety in, ob-
jects, jangassimidanawetvan.
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Ninefy hun<lred. S.Nine thousand.
Nintu; the ninth, elco-jmujaiching.
The ninth inw^^jantjuteking.
Ninthly, ilcn-jungutchtiuj,
Nipi e, Ojjif/an,
iVlppe.rs, t'ki.Ddruljigans,
Nit, inkinak, i have nits, nind ieki-
nuhtm.
No, not, ka, hawin. Not at all, ka-
win hapish, knweesa. iVb, that
won't do, k<iwe.s«a mika>
Noble; I am noble; nin kitchitwa-
wis.
Nobody, ka awiia, kawin awiia.
Nod; 1 nod, nin watikwauje. 1 nod
him, or towards him, nin wutik-
waainawa.
Nod with the head; I nod, nin nomik-
wen, I nod towards him, ( her, it. )
saluting, nin nomikwttaioa\ nin
nomikwetan.
Noise, umt)iyi«iwin; kiwanisiivin, 1
make noise, nind omhigie, I make
a foolish noise, nin kuvanis. I
cause him to make nnise, nind
omhigiu. It makes noise, mnhig-
wemagad. It makes a dreadful
noise, gotaiuigwcwemagad. A noise
comes from..., ondwewemagad,-^
A parlriage makeagioise with his
wings, madweweo Mni,
Noise, (in s. in.) S. Noisy amuse*
ment. Trouble.
Noise, quarreling noise. S. Insult.
Noised; it is noised round, puaswe-
wessin.
Noised, rumored; it is noised out,
wawindjigade, baba-mudodjigatle.
Noisy amusement or play, ombdka-
migisiwin. I begin to make noise,
nin madakumigii. I amuse my-
self in a noisy manner, nind om-
bakamigis, I like too much noisy
amusements, nind omhakamigi-
aiahk. Habit of indulgmg'in noisy
am., omhakamiyisishkimin. I a-
muse myself together with him,
nin •widakamigisima.
Noisy. S. Troublesome,
No more, hdwin keiabi. There is
no more of it, (in., an.) hnoin ge-
go, mi kakma, mi endai^sing] kawin
awiia^ mi kakina, mi «ndaahid, mi
endan/iiwud.
Noon, nnwakwe. At noon, ndwak
weg. Always at noon, naiilwak-
wegin. Every twou.doKitiiig naid'
tvakwegiii. It is noon passed, ka-
bikonawukwe.
North, giweuin. At, Iroin or to the
north, giioidinong. The clouds
come Irom the north, giwidinak-
wad. Tlie rain comes from the
n., gitvedinuhuitia. It thunders in
the north, giwedinakwaarnog [ani-
mikig ).
Noriliwind, giwidin.
Nose, f,djdiijima. My, thy, his nose,
niiuljavj, kidjatij, odjanj. The
side of my, thy, his nose, nindeni-
aom, kidenij(/m, odenignman. — I
nave a crooked nose, nin uagid-
June, nin ivatt/ikuljaiie. I have a
fetid n., nin miniw,djane. I have
a flat n.,nin ncibayidjane, nin kish-
kidjane, I have a knob on my
nose, nin pihidjune. 1 have a
large n., nin mdngidjane. I have
a long n., nin ginodjane. I have
a ^ar on my nose, nind fxljinhid-
Jane. I have f short n., nin takod-
jane, I hav, a small n., nind
agdsiiidJan.„-"M.y nose is cold, nin
takidj«-„e. My n. is cut off, wtre
kiahhidjane. I cut his nose off,
nin kishkidjan^wa. I bite his n.
off", nin kishkidjanepwa. My n. is
frozen, nin m,ashkawadjidjanewadi.
My n. is stopped, obstructed, mn
gibidjane, nin gngibidjane. My n.
IS swolleii, nin bagidjane. My n.
is turned \ip,ninpishagidJane,niH
kidkkiiijane. My n. is unclean,
sniveling, nin winidenigrnne. — I
blow my nose, nin 8iniskig(/me. I
bruise my nose falling, nin jasha-
godjaneMn.
Nose-ring, nabidenigomebison.
Nostril, 2iii'djidja7ij. I have large
nostrils, nin mangidenigome.
Not, ka, kawin.
Not any, (an,, in.)ka atviia, kawin
uwiia; ka gego, kawin gego, kawin
ningoi.
Nothing, to
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Not before novf,pitchinag.
Notch. 3. Incision.
Notch; I notch it, {in-, an.) nin pag-
wanoHhkan;, nin pugwunoslikawa. —
S. Incision.
Notched; it is notched, pagwanoah-
kamagad.
Note, (small letter,) mnsinaigans.
Not even, Icawin ganage.
Nothing. S. Not any.
Nothing; I am (it is) nothing, worth
nothing, nin nag'd-nu'is\ nagiJcn-
vaud. Or, nin nagikawendagos ;
nagikawetidngu'ail.
Nothing, for nothing, anieha; unish,
wenipaj, wenipanaj,jnnisM.
Nothing, to nothing; I bring him
(her, it) to nothing, nin angoa,
nind angoshkawa; nind angoan,
nind angaton, nind anr/nsJtkan. I
am (it is) brought to nothing, niW
angoshka, nind angotchigas; an-
goahkamagad, angatchigadc. I bring
It to nothing (or him, nind angota-
mnwa. It comes to nothing, an-
gomagad.
Notice; I take notice of him, (her,
it,) nin babawenima', nin babamen-
dan.-—I take notice of him (her,
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it) in going by, nin bdbijagenimi \
nin babijdgtndnn.
Not in the \ens\,ykawinbapish,kau)>n
ganage.
Not now, madji, madjikamig.
Notwithstanding, kUwen, minotrh,
patch, miaeawa.
Not yet, ka mas/d, kawin maahi.
Now, or now-a-days, nongom.
Now and then, naningofiniing, nu-
ningotinimgin.
Nowhere, kawin ningotchi.
Now only, pilchinag.
Number; we are few in number; vvu
are many... S. Few. Many.
N' Tiber; 1 number, nind agindcFt,
nind agindassohiige.
Nu mbering, agindasaowin. agindafan -
hiigewm.
Numb. S. Benumbed.
Numbness, gikiman'mwin.
Numerous. S. Manv.
Nun, mikaUtcihcanaiilwe.
Nuptial. Nuptials.— S. Wedding.
Nurse, (woman taldnt: care of sick
persons,) gatiniwekwe, genaweni-
mud aiakosinidjin, neta-gatiniwed.
Nut, pagan, papandh paganakomin.
Nutmeg, kitcht gnnissagang,
Nut-tree, paganah/nij.
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O ! as an intflrjertion of wishii)g or
pxriaination; d !
Ouk, miti<jnmij. Whito oak, wtWii-
uiij
Oar, ajefxdun, ujilnim-nk,
Oar-8l rap, njihoianeiiih.
Oata. hth(>jijinc<t'tji manomin.
Ubedieru-n, hi.'liiunltitjtwin. hahamita-
mi'ii'iii., H(ii liiiiuirin.
Olu'dioiit; I am ob., nin hahamifam,
viih hahariiifdije, ikiii nni'tain.
Obedient ptirsoii, neld-hahaniilung.
Obey. S. OlKjilicnt.
Obfi^; I ()l)oy bun, aAj hiibnmitawa.
run naitawn. 1 olicy myself,, 1
listftn tomysolf, nin huhunhitan. 1
will not obwy or listeii, ninjajihl-
fam.
Object, animate object, rt/«(z; itmiii-
n\ato object, aii.
Objort; 1 object, kmnn via miinocn-
dati.^j'.. niml unnivindaui, I object
afjaiiist bill), . ber, it.) l-wri/i nin,
inin'renitiia/'si, nind n>i<i>reiiiiii,/r,
knirin via miiiwen.dani<in, nind
ana>i'fnd(in.
Obliquely, n'inifail. T look obli-
quelv, nin. Idinadatrah. 1 sit olt!..
nin himidiih. I bold him Hier, it)
obi., nin. hiniidinn\ nin fnmidinun.
I lay or put liiui (her. it) obi., nin
Mmidjjuhima; nin Jiiniidjinsiilnn. 1
lie ( it lies) obi., itin hiniidjishin;
himidjisi-in.
Obliterau'd. S. Forgotten.
Obione; it is oMongfjaqnwamaf/ad.
It is oblong: Metal, iii.. ja(j(iw:ilii-
kad; metal, iin.,jafjawuhikit>i\ stuff,
♦»., jafjau'uhi'ind ■'jagnwtgad, na-
matchiijad: sturf, an.,'* or board,
OCC
ja/iawahiyui, iagawf.gisi, nama-
fc'iiijifd ; wood, in., Jagawiijad. ;
wood, an.,jaijawi(jii,i.-A iiui'kc u
oblon^f, nin,jd)jawutirn, nifija(/awif-
(i'on. I cut It "[){., [in., ail.) nirt
higawibvlan; ninjagawiki.dnwa.
Oblong island, Juiugu'wugwindcy mi-
Ob.servatory, anaugng cndaji-gana-
wahaniiiuUna.
Observe^ l^ observe or watcli hiir,
(lier, It,) nia naiiatawnhania, ni:i.
ntin(n/<it(iwiih<i,mu,/ii/igan(idcnima,
nin dalilhih.inia, nind anhdwina,
{u/i/iwi.wiari;) nin fMgaf.uwdiandaii,
nia nvCniKjnta nuiJnind uih, nin- gun a-
dindan, nia d.oJihid>iin.<J(tn, ni.id
(tt.k:'in-/i/(in. t <ii</i.'rin'inttn.)
Observe, keep; I observi' it, (a com-
maudineut, etc.) nin ijanuircnddn.
Obstii)MCv_. mns/d-ua'iiiuu'in, manh-
han indihiiriit.
Obsiiii.itc; 1 am obs., nin manliha-
Hud'C.nin init,^hl,'<iii'indilu',
'Obstruct; I obstruct a passage, nin
(iilii.yhl'iiije. I obs. bis passajje or
wriy. niji ijlhifltknica. I obstruct it,
nin ijiliixld'un,.
Obstruct, (in s. in.) S. Shut up.
Obtain, 1 obtain biui,(her, it,)n}/i
ijai-likia; nin ijitshhittui.
Occasionally, intninijotinang, nanin-
giitinovtjin..
Occident, cpangichiniog, ninmihian.
In, to or from tiie Occident or
west . nin<j(thiiinon(j.
Occupation, ondaiuitaivin, ondamisi-
win.
Occupied, busy; I am occ. nind on-
damita, nind ondamis. 1 am occ.
win, anan
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fihoiil him, (hrr, it,";i nindajikn-
mi: nin dajikan. We are occ. iit
each other soiiuivvhcre, nin, dnji-
hidadimin. lain occ. at s. th. inn
certain \Adce. nindajita. 1 arn occ.
in (ii)inj? s. th., hind a/ntchi(a. I
am occ. elsewhere, ni'nd (mdarm'uh-
Ira. 1 am occ. in writintf, nind on-
da/nihiii/e. 1 lei«n tu be occ. or
busy, nlnd iindamitakae.
Occupy; I occupy him, make him
busy, nind ondarnia, nind imda-
mi*iu, 1 v)ccupy people, nind on
damiiwt.
Occupy the niind; he (aha, it) occu-
pies my min'i, my thoughts, nind
omlumeniinii'^ ni-fd ondamcndun.
My mind is occupied by s. th.,
nind ondarnendam.
Ocean, jiwiiMiani-kitchiyami.
October, hind/cvn-giniss.
OdiouH. S. Hateful.
Odor. S. Smell.
Ofliend; I olland hiin, nin niMia,
hin bitohinawea, nind xiiiweaia. \
offend him with my words, nin
niM-imUyran bitcliinuwemu.
Oflended; I am oft., nin niehkiigo,
nind iniioea.
Offer. Offering, (in 8. in.) S. Sacri-
fice.
Oftering, (vow,) dilandowin. Reli-
gious offering, anamie-pagidinvje-
win, anande-pagidviigan. I per-
form a religious' off., 7tind anamie-
pagidinigfi,.
Office, (ijihiigiwigamig.
Officer; civil ofiicer, ojiUigewinini;
tahyniwewinini. Military ollicer,
ji/niigunifki-oyima.
Oft, often, oftentimes, naningim,
niningim, anwdkatn, sasagwana.
Oh! io\
Oil. bimide. Sweet oil, mitigo-hi-
initio. Holy oil or blessed oil,
ketclnttva wendagwak b imide.
Oint. S. Grease.
Ointment, nominigun.
Ointment for the lace, nomingwewin.
Ointment for the head, namdkwiwin.
Old; 1 am old, nin kitchi anishina-
lew, nin kilis. 1 am very old, nin
yikd. I am getting old fast, nth
(finihininike. — It is old, (an,, iit,)
\itchi-uiun ; gt ti-aii.
Old, (ancient,) geti-.
Old age, kitchi anuihinaheu'i win, hi-
tit'iwin. Very old age,{/iitdMii».
Olden times; in olden times, gaidt,
ivaienhkut.
Older, or the oldest; I am older, or
the oldest, nin maikid.
Oldest; the oldest or first-born, «m*
kitid.
Old Field, (Indian village,) Oeti-
kiligan. Indian of Old Field, Geti-
kiliganiwinini.
Old man, akiwesi. /am an old man,
nind akiwesiiw.
Old Nick, (devil.) matchi manito,
miifrhi (lianwinh, viani.iiwini*si.
Old person, kitcki am8hinabe,g«kad.
Old people, gekadjvj.
Old Teslrtmetit, Gaidt-ijitwawin,
(Jete-ijitwau'in.
Old woman, mindiinoii. I am an old
woman, nin mindviiuneiw .
()\\ ve -oil, mitigd-hiinide.
Omit; I omit it, nind antieekan.
Omit. Omitted, (ia s. in.) 8. Forget.
Forgotten.
Oinniprestnt, mdsiwe eiad.
Omniscient, mid gego kekeiidany.
On, ogidf. ugidjuii.
On account of..., ondji.
Once, abiding, ningoting. Once more,
undj, miaawa andj, minawa abi-
ding.
Once, (absolutely, )jt,'d^a<fA.
One, bejig. I am one, nin hejiq. It is
one, bejlgwan. One by one, bibe^g.
— One object... See under the
respective substantives.
One, ningo, or ningoto, in composi-
tions, which see in the First Pan.
One-eyed; lam one-eyed, ninpash-
kab. I make him one-eyed, nin
pus/ikahawa.
One of the two, bejig nijawad. One
of the three, #f the four, etc., 6«-
jig nissiwad, niiviwad, etc.
Onion, kitcki jigdgawanj.
Only, etOt mi 4ia. An only child
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Only ntrw, nanah<»n.
(>utunagau, Aintlontujan. At, from
or to <^nt()na;;'an, Miidifnnijuni'inj.
(^>iit()ii i«tiri-Riv T, Niiulimivjaninhi.
(>|inu; I op«n it, nin pdhtkonaii, nin
jitt/ciMnton, nin mkai-n.shkun, ni»
i^/NMiikonan, ntn uutakonan, I
opnii it tc iiiin. nin />iihiki>iMmn,uHt,
nia pahi»»l-f(i»hawa, nin naumko-
nn.naum, nin nii**ahrnamawn. It
opttiiM. fiukdktiimin, na»i<ikoM'a,
pakitkoshka, iniDtn'ikmne', pakiMin,
pakinttetnatjad. It is o\van, pakuko-
uif/ad0, /idkinnin. — I o|-oi> a barrol,
nin pakinmijaan inakak.
,t)()W», (lift up;) I opoii it, win paki-
nan. I open it to liim, nin pnkin-
amtm'a. It opens, or it is open,
pdkitnti.
C^jteii, (split,) tho earth opens, jj^a-
dokamuji^fika. The water opens,
i{fadeiagafni«hka .
(Jpen, ( with 11 koy;) I open it, (»7i.,
an.) wind abaHkaan; nind ubalrika-
wa. 1 open it to him, nijid uhahi-
kamawa.
(Opened; it is opened, pakakonigade,
pttkisntohigtjuie, pdHnLjade, aha
bikaignde.
(Opening; the»fi is an openinjar,jWa-
kntsin. I tuuke an opening, nin
jeiakogsiton. I make an op. to
him, nin jeiahmam^wa. 1 put my
foot in an op., »«i /et/wakegMieffe.
0)»enly. mijisha.
Operate; it oporntea well, (a modi-
cine,) miiyishkademaoad. It op.
well in me, nin viitu>n)i,ku<j(m,.
(pinion, inondam win. It is my
opinion, nind inendam.
Opium, ntbiwxiho.
^^ppose; I oppose it, nin, migoddn.
Cippoiite, (vis-a-vis,) tihinhko. I ar-
rive op^ioaite to it, nin tibi^hkokan.
<?ppre8s; I oppress han (hot, it)
with my bodv, Mjn \\ulago8hkawa\
nin badagmhkan.
CVator, neta-tjujiUdi. \ %ai an ora -
\.0T , nin nitd-gigit. \k'^ */•;
Or, kema, kima gaii* i» '
6>rder, iiMhinigewifk. '■* ■
<?rder, (good order, omrefulneas,)
lagdknminiwir,, I pud in ordnr,
nin iiiti/ukini<j,\ I put ii in order,
nin s«tjnkinan, nin fd'^fdkinndi.n.
It M ;uit in orcU-r, tagakimiin.
Ordiir, (.Sai-riiuuMit,) Mi^kaUitnk-
waiutiewiirin.
Order; 1 onlcr somo work to bo
done, nind unohi. . order it to be
niiide, ( in., an.) nind anokin; uy,d
amikiiutn,
()n\cT. ( nrr.mno, command;) I order,
iHsue nri ()rd»>r, nind innkvniq^.
(-'nh'riy, iii Kond order, »a<jiJtatck.
(Mlorly; I lun ordt'rlv, I live orderly,
nin nibwakii, gicaink nind iji ii~
tniidi.-', gwaiuk niml ijiwrhts. — I
am ordtulv, careful, I keep things
in good order, n»/i ^«i(/a^am/«,
Orient, n'dhan, u-0-H/lJi-mijkaung. In,
from or to the orient, todbaiumg.
6Vi iiinent, saMgutcliiyan. I Am
dressed v^ith many ornauionts,
nin mitfijiihonttaie.
Ornament; I orn., nin tategalrhuje.
I orn. him, (her, it,) nin sategam;
nin gam/atcn.
OrniuniMit, (in s. in.) S. Embroider.
Ornanrented, (fMr;) I am (it is) or-
tinn. Jilted, nin tasdga^ nasiyama-
gad.
Orphan, giwdgh-nhiiwdju I am an
or{)han, nin giiria, nin giwathis,
nin giwugfiit", nin naninawig.
Oth(;r,- the other, hijig, nuhuni. —
The other foot. The other hand,
etc. S. foot. Hand, etc.
Otherwise, hakdii, andj.
Otter, nigiff, nikig. Yonni? otter, »«.
gigons. Female otter, nt>Jiiuhig.
Otter-skin, nigigwuidn.
Ottowa Indian, Otdwa.
Ottowii language, otauamowin. I
sponk th(! Ott. lang., nind ntawam.
li is written in the Ott. lung., tta-
wawinsin, utawummnagail. I trans-
liito it in the Ott. lang., nind ota-
waiVi'biDiton.
Ottowa squaw, otawakwa.
Our, ki, hid, nin, nind.
Ours, kinawind. ninowind.
Out, outside, out of door^, a</wc<cA-
i/uj, agwatchait. -
Outlive ; 1 oi
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Oufp;'.) ; 1 outRo. outwalk '^r outrun
him, niml rtuinuhkaim.
Outlivo ; I outlive yt-t this day, nin
htfii(fiji'i/(ina/n. I ruitli-.n yet this
night* iaMihditnanu nvi irahnini.
Oiitwnnlly, iDjivukhaii, oi/i<IJina,
ixjiiljai'i.
OviT. ji'ii/jiilji.
Over, iill iM I'lVir, iMiiHil-nviujaJ .
Dvnr-ccn', over all. S. Over vest-
""'"'• ... I
Ovcrcoiiif; 1 ovcrfDiiio, rtiti jmjdiljii
toe, n 'n mumnnjit,U(i.. It ovorcumos,
jagi<IJii''i'iviiui'iiil. 1 ovrrromohim,
(hpr, it,) ninjiit)iu{jiit. ninoasMid.
nin mntjwia, nrn mumdnjia, nind
aniicia, nind aniivinld-awa \ nin
JatfiiilJ//"fi . ftin ifu/ihkif( n, uin mtuj-
mton, nin vi inmnjiloii, nind nnl-
mton, vIhiI aiiiwuhkun. I over-
conio in spntikiiiR, mn, JoijnsnfDjf.
1 ovcrconic luin in Hpcalunp, nin
jaijdstittM. — 1 overcome inycelf", nin
jagoiijiidlK, ningimhkiidis. It over-
comes mo, nil, niai(ii</"ii, nin ju-
godJiiffoH; nin iinimnnjiiijon.— It is
ovoicoiiae, gmhlc'Uchitjude, jagod-
jujade.
Ovdrllow; it oycrtiowtt, eigi^Aimattaa .
It overllows hoiliiiff, ainid^gamide,
riffigamidd. The kettle overllowH,
amidcgaiimn aHl. The river over-
flows, V«y/</<'<(ytu)«n sihi.
Overflowed ; it is ov., mnnhkaan, ha-
Jidchi, 1 nia (it is) overll., ninni-
kilii'i nikihimagad.
Overcrow; I overgrow him, (her, it,)
nind aniwigima; niiul aniuiigiu-
dan.
Overhear ; 1 overhear, nin pagwano-
lam, nin gi/nositam. I ov. him, Jiin
gimitawi, ningimoiitawa, ninpag-
tvanotawa,
Oveisec ; 1 ovcr»cc him, ntn dihag
itna,
OverMeer, nagunititl,
Uverfthadiw ; I overshadow, nind
agmrnti'Mam. 1 ov. him, (her, i».)
hind agiiw(iteithkawa\ nind ngawd-
tf^ldun,
Overflrain; I overstrain myself, nt/»
i>!ndii. I ov. hini, nind mndjia.
Overl'ike; I ov. lijin, (her, it,) ««n<i
adiniu; nind adindan.
Overthrow ; I overthrow, nind nmh-
wdwt'iinige, nind anitnihmcbinige.
I ov. him, (h'^r, i;,) nind omhwi-
irclitna, nind animilwrehina, nin
gwrnil/ihina ; nind oinb'viwuhinan,
nind animilcoirelinan, nin gveniii-
hidnn.—i overthrow some long ob-
ject, ( in. -n. ) nin gawdiou'clinan;
nin gawd!: 'icibina.
Overturn. S. Overthrow. Capsize.
Uvcr-vestmen ., jiitawaian, pitawig-
wiwin, taMajianhhiiticweian.
Owe; I owo, nin. numnaige. I owe
him, nin masim^taviuwu.
Owl, lol'oho. A kind of small ow',
gwen<i&wia. Another kind, peahk-
ivc. (Jreat horned owl, tvewmdjl-
gano.
Own ; J own jt^{in., an. ) nin dibin-
dim'.! nin dihenima.
Owner, dehindang.
Ox, pijii-i.
Oxtui-'driver, wedvhiad pyihitean.
Ox-fly, misistijc,
0\-\\\Ae, pyikiwegin.
Oyster, est, ens. Red oyater, mitk-
WC8S.
p.
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PAG
Pace, Ud-oHwiti.
Pacific ; I am pacific, nin hckadia,
Pacifier, hesaniiwed.
Pacify ; I pacify, nia Msariiw^. — S.
Ajipease.
Pack, carried on the baclj, himiwn-
nan,wiwaji7).a My, thy, his pack,
ntwaj, Iciwaj^ wiwaj. My pack is
heavy, or, I cany a heavy pack,
nin kosigmva')'-. 'My pack is light,
or, I carry a light pack, mn nanrjt-
wane. I encumber him with a
heavy pack, nin niskia. It encum-
bers me, carrying, nin nishiUjun.
(S. Carry on the back.)
Pack ; I pack, I carry a pack on my
back, nin bimiwane, — S. Carry on
the back..
Packing, Mmiwanfwin.
Packing-strap, opiA-rtW. (This is also
the name of a certain snake.)
Pack-thread or string, tahohidjlgan.
Paddle, abu'i-
Paddle; I \t?idi\e, nin (chime. I padd-
le in the foremost part of the ca-
rioe. nin nimitamanm. It p^ddles,
t'chimimarfad. '
Paddler, tchamed. A good paddler,
nfitd-tchimed.
Padlock, bekvminagak kaslikdhikai-
gan.
Pagan, enamiasnig. Pagan Indian,
enaminssig aninhinahe, maidgaa-
ishindbe.
Pagan sacrifice, sdgiwitchignn, sasn-
giivitchitjan. I make a pagan sac,
or, I give «. th. for a sacrifice, nin
sasdgiwitchigc. I give it to him as
a sacrifice, nin sasdgiwina. The
PAI
gift received ap a sacrifice, sasd-
giwinigowin.
Pagan sacrificer, Indian sacrificer,
sasdgiwitohigewiriini.
Pagan" sacrificing, gamgiimtcMgewin.
I sacrifice some object, {in., an.)
according to paaran rites, nin, sd-
giwiiim; nin .sdgiwia. I sacrifice s.
th. to him, nin sdgiwitawa, nin
siigiwitamawa.
Paid; 1 am paid, nindihaamago8,nin
dihaumago It is paid, dibaamage-
magad.
Pain, kotogitozoin, kotagendamowin,
akosiwin. Much pain, gihendamo-
win. I am in p/iin, I have pain, nii%
kotagito, nin kotagendam, nin wi»-
sagendam. 1 have much pain, jdn
gihendam. — I cause or give pain,
ninkotagiiwe. It causes pain, ^o^t-
qiiwe7nagad, I give him pain, make
him sulfer, nin kotiyiiu. — I have
pain in such apai., ofmybotly,
[in., an.) nind akosin ; nind ako-
sinan. — Little pain of a child, bobo.
Pain in the head, in the leg, etc. S.
Head. Leg, etc.
Painful ; it is painful, sanagad, dni-
mad. It is painful, considered pain-
ful, kotagendagwud, tvusagendag-
9vad. I consider it p., ninkotagen-
ddn, nin wissagenddn. It is a pain-
ful event, hdagendngwahamigad.
"^amt, (colors,) Jijohiigan, wejinigan.
Paint ; I paint, ninjyobiige, nin loi-
jinige. 1 paint i1, (*«,, an.) ninji-
jobian, nin wijinan; nin Jijohiwa,
nin wejina.
Paint, (draw ;) I paint, nin masinl-
hiige, ninmnsinitchige, madnitchi'
'••J«W'Ssi
^?^s*-f*»i^;-
•tirfkiy^f
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^annind njiUwa. I paint him. (her,
; it, ) nin mminihiwa ; nin mamnibi-
Paint. Painted, (in s. in.) S. Adorn.
Adorned.
Painted; it is painted, (■//)., an.)jx-
johii/adc, wejxni(jade\jijM4jas(>, u-e-
•■ jinii/aM.
Pau.tod, (drawn;) I am (,itisj paint-
ed , nin .TTlddnihiu/as, nin maxtp i_»
tchigas; maiinihiit/aJe, madnitchi-
f/ade. ., •
Painted lilack, red, etc.— h. Black.
Red, etc. .. .
Painter, jijobiigewiinni, ivejongexvi-
ndni. ,,.....
Painter, (artist,) maMnmitjeinmm.
masiattcMi/ewin mi.
Paintinc. (drawing, picture, imaffe.)
madnihiii/an, mashntchi(jaii. The
an- or act of painting, masviibiige-
win, masinitvhKjnvin.
Pair ; one \y,\'\t ,nin<j<itw6wAn, mngot-
wewanfKjidwin. We are a pair.
rimniv(lotM'cimgisimin.ly'!0.,i\\^('^'
pair, nijwiu'an, nisttwcwaii, etc. So
many pair, daKswewnn.
Palace, (Hjimaivvjamig.
t»alate, mv, thv, his palate, «irta^««A',
Icinaqusk, o?i.ngashm.
Pale ; 1 am pale, nin waUneicis.'mn
wahinewaden/fwe, nin wahishldrnj-
we.. I look pale, nin loAhinagos. _
Paleness of the face, waUnesiwin,
waJmhHng^t'ewm.
Palisade. S. Enclosnre ^ ^
Palm of the hand, nnhn./ushmndj.
Palm- Sunday . >«*7r>7>^'-(7lf;■»Y/a</.
Palpitat" ; I palpitate, kin mamad-
jipatj.d.
Palsv, nibdwapinevuin. I have the
palsy, «'■« uibow, nin nihotvapiv''
I have the palsy on one side, nin
nabaninihow. .
Pan , abwiwin, sas.'iaJrohimljignn. A
pan f u 1 , ningU-abwewin.
Pan-c^ke.givelissadjignn. I am <_ry-
ing pan-cakes, vin._ gwelissadjige.
Pane,wa.is€tcMganabik.
Pantry, atdssawin.
Pants, pantaloons, gihrxUigwason.
Papa, ( father,) hdha, dedc.
Paper, madnaigav. Clean pa}>eif,
(unwritten,) banigak mudnuigun.
"White paper, (unwritten,) umd-
biM-ag 'muhlnaigan. Unwrjtteii
pai)er, wejibligade.sdnog masiiW-
gan.
Parable, dwitchigan, agotagodtcin,
qimddoweivin. 1 speak or use a
parable, nind (iwetchige, nlnd ago-
tfigos, nin gim<>d(me.
Paradise, ivakwi. K'fig- I" paradise,
(in heavim,; gyigcng, nakvnng.
Terrestrial paradise, hilchir-kiti-
I
VtiXTi.^We^fcgwinhiiu'ei'hhid. I am a
parasite, nin jjugtcinhniveshk. _ _ :
Parasitic habit, paguiMiweshhiwin.
Parasol, (or umbrella,) agaaateon.
Parch, (burn a little,) T parch, nin
gdpim/c. I parch it, {in., an.) nilt
nin gdpisiva.
Forgive. Forgiveness.
S. Forgiven. Blotted
gd/itnan
Pardon. S
Blot out.
Pardoned.
out.
Pare. S. Shell.
Parent, Ji-/<m, migiigrnna. My, thy.
his parent, (fathei or mother,)
nin 1-iH.iim., H htidm, o Icitidman.
My. thy, his parents, (father awd
mother,) niniiliigog. kinigiigf'ff^ o^
nigiigMi ', or, nin kitidmag, ki ii~
tikman. kitisiman.
ParinfT, okonass.
Park, (enclosure.) atchikinigan.
Part ; there is pa"t or half of_s. th.,
ajigune. Part or half of.., oyigani-
ail. Part or half of the earth, oji-
ganikamig aki.
Particular, (difficult ;) 1 am partic-
ular, ?)?'m .s^/«cr/e»
Partition, qihikinigan, jiikissanago-
kan, atchikinifian. i make a par-
tition, ni'i. giUkinige, nin pikieta-
nagoke, nind afchikinige. I make
a partition in it, (in a house, etc.)
nin (iibikinigudan, nin pikifiana-
qi.hiditn, nind atchikinigadan.
'rhere'is a partition made, gihiki^-
iqade, pikimamigokude,^ _ (also,
pUchifmnaqnkade.) ntcMkinigade.
Vdittnet, ■K'idjiwagan. - ^
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PAY
Partridj^r. hiiir. Young par., hlnina,
I hiuit; part., vin naiiilahincwe. The
partridge shakes his wiiig.s, (jivig-
winrflvan liiiv. The trrr on which
hfi shiikes liis wings, /jwujwiiKjwao
Wutl'/.
Partrid'i^c-herrv, hinfmin.
Partridge-lMf, hiiuhtKj.
Party, tnko party. 8. ilelp.
Pun.s ; 1 ])as,s him, (her, it,) nm la-
hikawa ; »in kahikan. It i):is.so8
ine, nin kahikagmi. It passes, ka-
Mkfisfe.
Pass awav ; it |. asses away, an-
gtimntjud, aii(>oshka7nagad.
Pass hy ; I jniss by, nin himi-ija,
nin hinio.fs/'. I pnss by in a canoe
or l)oat, nin himiihoajiwe. I pass
l)yin a can(j(! or boat, sincrincr, nin
" hiniaamaH. I pass by,c'arryinRluni
( her. it) in a slnijrh, nin himiilalm -
fM: nm himidahu^an. I J'ass by
ridini,', nin himihuhjo. 1 pass by,
rnnnSng, nin bi/nil>atn. I pass by,
walking witli snowshoes, nin hi-
mdijimossc. — The road passes by,
himamn tnikana. — I am beard pass-
ing by, vin hinwiweshin. 1 am
heard making noise in passing by,
Thinhimwewc, J am hi'ard talking
in passing hy, nin himfce/ri Jam.
Passed; it is passed, </i ishkwasse-
magad, (ji kahikofscmagad.
Passenger, traveler, hehdmadisid.
Passionate, (easily moved to anger,)
I am passionate, sesika nin nishkn-
dig, waiha nin nishkadis. nin mish-
idee, nin hahiqodee, nin hitchinawes,
nin nishkadisiskk.
/*aa8ionate person, neshkadisisJiJcid,
netii- ninhkadis d.
Passionate tem|>er or temperament,
bad passion, hiiehindtvesiann, halt -
godeeirin, nishkadisishkiwin, mat-
chi birnadisiivin. 1 have a passion-
ate temperament, nin nishkadis-
iskk, nin matchi hima^lia.
■Pasnover, pak-''insiniu'in,
Patm over, (or miss ;) I phss over
him, (her, it,) nind answekawa;
nind anewekan.
P&BB through; I pass (it passes)
through, nin fahodr ; jahademntjad.
The water passes through, jaixjhi,
I siiccecMl in |)a.ssing throngh or
over f. til., nin tjashkio.
/*nste, a<iiikiiriist.iijiin.
Paste ; I ]>!)3te, nind arinkin'nmtch-
ii/r. J fiasti^ it. ( in., an. ) nind lufo-
kiwussaii : nhid itijoklwanmm, (The
saiiKi as s(>aling.')
/'asted ; it i.s pasted, (in. an.) ago-
kitratisitihigade ; agokiwiusitchiga ■
.vo.
Patch, (pioc<«,) hagwaigan.
. /'atch ; I jialeh, niii hagwiiiqe. \
li.-xtch it. {in., an.) nin bagwaan;
niii Ixig/nnra. — I jjatcli a canoe,
nin Jntgwaon. I patch leggings,
nin hagirn/dnsfc, 1 patcii shoes,
nin httgn'aat^x^.
Patching, bagwapjcwin.
Palli, mikan, mik^tna.—S. Road.
Patience, minwadcndamoivin, jaji-
hendamnndn, lekndidwin, hkudm-
dago&in'in.— l have patience with
him, nin hahinwcidnnui . We have
patience with each other nwi Ja-
Jii.niicidadimin.
i'aticnt ; I ain patient, nin miniva-
dis, niinninwadcnJain, ninjajUxn-
dani,nin Mcadis, nin Iwhvlr.nda-
gm, beka nin hitagls, Ixka nin kota-
gcndam. 1 liiid him patient, nin
ininwadcnima , nin ji^jihrn ini a .
Patient, (sick person,) aiukosul,
/'at ion- Saint ; he is iny Patron-
Saint, nin widj'ijinikusoma uw
kiirhitwawendagosiJ.
Pattern tor net-meshes, himidahmi'
gan, hiniidakonagun.
Pattern for vestments, tibijigan.
Paiinch, missdd, winassag.
Paw, wana«id.
Pay ; 1 pay, nin dibaamagc. I pay
liitn, nin dibaaniawa, nin napano-
na. I pay (or it, ( in., an. ) nin di
baan ; nin dibawa. I i)ay so much
for it, {in., an. ) nind ipinean ; nind
ipini'wa.
Pay debts ; I pay my debts, nin d4^
baan nin innsinaisan, nin kijihan
nin maiinaigan. I pay him ia full,
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wfft hijili'litta. I pay all I owe, nin
Hjihis.
Payer, ilrhaatnaflfd.
/'ayiuent, Jilntd'/iuKjcwin, •■' ihaamar/o-
Peace, himin/'iririn, innwcmUnHii,
mino iiiam'ii(lin'in,int>i() viiljhuli-
unn, wiwok'iinii. We live in jience
nnd harmony together, nin mini)
inaux-iidimln,w'n mhio iriiljwtli-
viiii. — 1 live somewhere in peace,
nmiraniiH. 1 mukc him live in
peace, nin ■iraiKthia.
Peace of hvnxi^hisnnidecwin, wnnn-
Huudcewin, \ eVijoy peace of heart,
niiilmanidce, nin ivanaHividte.
J'en-c.ocM., msi'ffa-miKUi'C- ^
Peaceahlo ; I aftip.,nr» hisanis, nin
bekadis.
pear, odgivdhimt'.i,.
Pearl, annn/'dji, Uhmigens, ImhiTco-
mujcns.'—l have a pea'rl in my eye,
ninjiirah,
Pear-iTep.,(jtiii/u'(ih)Viinagaii'anJ.
Pebble, amn.
PeiWlc ; l^ci\C'?,,nin hahamatawe.
rc,ih\\or,habaviulan'ewinin/'.
Peddlery or peddling, Idbamatawc-
hitatff.
g Did usee.
PIJU
It penetrates in the flesh,
Pedestrian. S. Wulkor?
PevX, okonusa. — S. Shell.
Peep; \ \^p.g\> \n, nin tdpdb, nin ta-
pikweMa.—l \yceip out from under
, s. th., ninfintaih.
Peevish ; 1 am poeVish, nin liaM^>-
d^e, nin miafiidec, nin niatcM hiina-
dis.
Peevishness, miehidcewin, lahigodcc-
win.
Peg, sagnkwaigwn. musagdkwav/an.
Peg ; 1 peg, nin smjnkumgc, nin sas-
sagahmigfi. I peg it^ (m., an.)
nin Msffigdkwaan ; nin sasmgdk-
wa'wa.
Pegged ;it is pegged or pinned, tin.,
an. ) mssagukw(figade\ sasmgdkwai-
gaso.
Pen, migwnn,
Penance, koUtgiidisawin.
Pencil, ojihiignnatig.
Penetrate ; it pehetratee into s. in.,
penetrated ; 1 am pen. by it, nin
h(iMika{i(m. I am ]>en. by rain, nin
Jiondhttii'v. It is jienetrated by greasfl,
hosihiinigod.
Peninsula; tiiero is a peninsula, gi-
gnivikamign.
Pciy t ent, uiunwvnindieod.
Penitent's dress. H. Kackcloth.
Pensive, (solitary;) I am pensive,
-////;. nitoniis. — S. M«!lancholic.
Pentecost. S. Whit-Sunday.
I'ennry. S. Scarcity.
P(!0|il(^, Jiemndinidjiij.
\\'Y\n'\\ gniiiiini'gang, tipweban.
I'c) il)erniint, Maiming.
Perceive. S See.
Perdition, handdidivin\ handdjiiice-
win.
P(;r<'grination, baldmadidiwin.
PerfcK't, perfectly, gwaidk, itewini,
ir<ii('in(/e,d/)ilr.hi,
Perlectidii, vuwingfHi^pin. I do or
say s. Ill, to pcrlection, ninwawin,'
Perforate. S. I'iercc. Bore.
Perforated. S. Pierceil. Hole.
Performaiicc;; religioi's pcnf., mani-
ti'iknsdinn. I do some rcl. perf., nin
vwiritdknu.
Performe. Performed. — S. Do. Done.
Perfume, minomngndjigan, {mino-
mngwadjigtin, ) nnkn ixigd n .
Perfiuuo; 1 perfume, nin viinoma'
godjige, ndh nokwiaige, I i)erfiime,
or liiirii it as a perfume, (i//-., an.)
ni>i nokwiKi'i/cn, nin nokn'cdgenan',
1 perfume him, (her, it,) niniw-
kirvKwa\niu nokwisan.
PeThnm,gouinid,gmige, gimn, hema,
ganalidtch., indkiju.
P(!;il, bapinidwagan.
Peril. Perilous, (in 8. in.) S. Danger.
Dani,'erous.
Perish; 1 perish, nin nib, nin nishi-
wanudin. It piirishcs, nidomagad,
nishiioanadad. It perishes, (^de-
cays,) angdmagad., angoshkdma-
gad, anm'if^cinagad .
Permit;.! permit, (allow,) mngana-
bendjige, nin 2>agidinige, nin nair>.
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PIK
dam. I permit him to do 8. th.,
nin PiKjiJina, ?iiii puyuljm, tii'/i
gariuhimnia^ ni/i mina. 1 permit
It, ni/i (jaiiahinddn^ nin, naenddii.
Perpetual, kn<ii(js.
Perpetually, i-aijiijil-nmig, idfjiniij,
m()jug, apiiie.
Perseverance, jihendamowin, juji-
lien/lnmowin, pajujwnduiivin.
Persevere; I presfvere, (at work,
&.C,) ni/iji/)endam, ninjujibendan.
S. Per^i8t.
Persist; 1 persist, nin pajigwcndam,
nin jiajigwiidis. 1 persist upon
what ] siiy, nin wt-debwe.
Perspiration, uJiicesuwin.
Perspire; I perspire, nind nhwes.
Persuade; I jiersnade, mn (jiujnn-
sotige. I persuade him, nin giignn-
soma, I persuade him to go with
me, nin wijama.
Persuade. Persuasjon, (in s. in.)
Entice. Enticing.
Persue; I persue him, nin nosuiane*
wa.
Perversity, matrhi ijiwehisiwin. ma-
tchi aianwisldivin.
Perverse. S. Wicked.
Pervert ;_ 1 pervert him, nin matrhi-
ijiicehisia, nin wanishi/na, nin bu-
nddjia.
Pest; pestilence, jinddgan, Jryinda-
gan, mnnddaptut'^.'in. There is
pestilence, mdnddnpinikamigad.
Pestle, hotdganak, h/tnuhhwanuk.
Petition, nandndc/nKrivin, nandota-
moivin.
Petition; I petition, nin nandotam.
-r- S. Asl- Asking.
Petition! 1 cndotaiig.
Petrified; I am (it is) petrified, nind
asnniw; a,<<fiiniwa?i.
Petticoat, gi dues, matrhignde. /wear
a short petticoat, nin takwambis.
Pew, apdhi'iin.
Pewter, ivdhaf-hkikoman.
Phantom, tridhui.
Pharmacy, nunhkikikcivin.
Phenomenon; it is a phen., miman-
ddwin(/,girad.
Phlegm, agig, iibiskanamouin.
Physician, mashhikiwinini, nandn-
(laiciiiveiriii iiii, nrndmlawiiwed.
Pick; 1 pick a bird, nin ■puehki^hin'a
binishi.
Pickerel, (fish,) ogd. Young pick-
erel, (KjdiiS. ' , .,',
Pickle. S. Salt.
Pick out; I pick them out, (in , an.)
nin gagiyi/tanan, nin mamigina-
nan; nin gayiyi/uig, nin maniiyi-
nag.
Pick out, (in s, in.) S. Choose. ,
Pick up; 1 pick up, nin patakait/e. I
. pidv it up with s. th. pointed, (m.,
an.) nin patakaan', nin putakdwa.
-- I pick It up and cat it, {in., an.)
nin mamd/uyindan; nin maino-
Jagania. 1 pick it up and (jatJier
it, {in., an.) nin mainojayinan;
vinmainnj(i(iinu. I pick up'sticks
lor fuel, nin mavmj'iqinisse. — 1
pick up the birds he kills, ninma-
ivinadjige, nin mawinadjiguiva. 1
pick up' the birds I kill, tii/i mawi-
nadjigcdadin. I pick it Up, nin mu-
Winudjigenan.
Picture, niasinibiigan, m^initoki-
gun. ■-, '■■# \,i • ',!, v
Piece, S. Patch. ■ - ■ '■ ' • "
Piece, h.jkwaii. A piece of any cloth-
ing material, hikibeg. A piece of
meat, fish, &c., ningotimijigan.
Two,_ three pieces, nijonijigim, nis-
sonijigan, &c. So many pieces.
dunminigigan. — I make it all of
one piece, nin mhsiweUm.. It is
niade all of one piece, misiwetchi-
gade
Pierce, (bore;) I pierce, nin parpcu-
niige, nin pagivanebidjige. I pierce
it, {in., an.) mn pagwanian: nin
pugwaniwa. I pierce it wjth my
finger, (in., an.)m/ip((gu'anehulon;
nin pnnwanebina. — 1 pierce it with
difficulty, nil! gnM-aau. — I pierce
him, ninjuhweudwa, nind iniM-a-
wa. It pierces me, nin Jabwma-
ogon, nind iniM'ugon. ' — 1 am
pierced, uinjihujigm.
Pierce. Pierced, (iti s. in.) S. Stab,
Stabbed.
Piety, songanamiawin, i
^smssu3m£2iai^£;'
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Pig, i-ok^sh, Yourp; pig, Icnlcnuhens.
Pigeon; wild r;/ge()n, r/mm». Yoiinc;
wild pigeo'i, ominins. Domestic
pigeon , 'iove, wnhmimi, wahnmimi.
Young doin. pigeon, wahmiininn.
— I hunt piijeuns, niii lumddami-
m/, nil), vtidjom'nniwc.
Pigeon River, Oinimi-sihi. At, to or
from Pigeon -River. Oiuinu-sibing.
Pigeon-tail, aawe.
Fike. (fish.) kinoje. Another kind,
maMdiinje.
Pile; I put it on the top of a pile,
{in., an.) iiind a<jivUawi8sidon;
nind agwitaiviiihima.
Pile, (in s. in.) S. Heap.
Piled; it is piled up, (metal, in., an.)
agwitu • ahikiKnin, ; ugwiloiahikishln..
Pilfer. Pilferer. Pilfering, Pilfery. —
S. Steal. Thief. Stealing. Theft.
Pill, pills, modhkiki hehikominayak.
Pillage, makoiulwewiii.
Pillage; 1 pillage, ninviakandwe. —
S.Rob. .
Pillager, makcindwim.nini.
Pilot, wedaked, odakewinini.
Pimple, minins. 1 have c pimple on
my lip, niii mininsiwidon. My
face is full of small pimples, nin
mosseiinngice, nin haJyigwimjwe.
Pin, oshtiijwan-jabonignn; vessegiva-
Videoti, sngnktcaon, sagdkwaaaens.
— Wooden pin. S. Peg.
Pin; I pin it, (in., an.) nin saseagd-
kwaodcn; nin ixih'sagnkwaona.
Pincers, fakwdndjigaiiti.
Piljch; I pinch hiiri, nintchissibina.,
nin iriakilnna.
Pine. S. Pine-tree.
Pinery, jii'givdhoki.
Pine-tree. ////yTrtt. Young pine-tree,
jing^iHikinn. Dry pine-tree, mdnis-
sag, Reil pine, pahvanaginuik.
White pine, amihvdndag, kawdn-
Jag
Pinnacle, wanakowin.
Pint, ahitd-amodai', kishkitcliiag mi-
iiihbadjigan.
/•ious. S. Religious,
Pi^te., opwa^nn. Stone-pipe, a^sini-
apii'agan. Wooden pipe, mitig-
ojnvagim. A pipe full, nin^otujjwu-
gan. I fill tny pipe, nind <mn»hH-
naa nind, ojuviujan. I light my pipe,
vin MikaipwUiHine.
Pipe-stem, <^i<lj, (dama^anak, oda-
maganafig. Flat broad pipe-stem.
iiahaqnkiikidj.
Pipe-sf'oiie, o/nodgan-atain.
Piss, Jiyiivin<d)o.
Piss, 1 piss, ninjishig. I piss in the
bed, 7iin jigi'ngwwm. The dog
pisses, ngwintrie aniinosh.
Vissi-]y()t, jviiwinagan.
Pistol, ptinhkieigaiix.
Piteh, piifiw,pagiivil make (gather)
pitch, 'nin idgike.— Pitch of the
fir-tree, ( baUam.) pa /mshkigiw.
Pitch; I pitch, ninpigike. I pitch it,
( in., an.) nin pigikadan; nin pig i-
hana. — 1 pitch over, (a canoe or
boat,) nm jijnkiweige. ^ I pitch
over my canoe, ninjijokiwian nin
tcltiman.
Pitch-brush jijokiwiigan.' ^
Pitcher, minihoddyigan. Earthen
pitcher, wnhiga n-minikuxuHjigan .
Pit-coal, akakanjewassin, akakanje-
wnki. There is pit-coal, akakanje-
ivn.fdnika.
Pit-coal mine, aknknnjewatdnikan.
Pit-coal miner, akukunjetvassinike-
tvinini. .
Pit-coal miner's work or business,
. akakanjewuasinikewin.
Pith, win.
Pitiful. Pitiable. S. Poor.
Pitted; I am pitted with the small
po.v; nin hahigivirujwe.
Pitv, kitinutgemngewin. kitimagen-
djigcjvin, kitinnigenindiioin. — it is
a f ity, u'iingad.
Pitv; I pity, wi/i kilimdgendam, nin
kitinuigeninge, nin kitimageTuljige.
I pity him, (her, it,) nin kitimdge-
nima; nin kitimagendnn. I pity
myself, nin kitimagcnim, nin ki-
tiniiigenind.is. We pity eacii Qtlier,
nin kitimagenindimin.
Pity, (in s. in.) S. Mercy,
Pity, worth pity, .S. Poor.
Place in a lodie or house allotted to
a family, nhinass.
m
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Place of crossing, niminugan, — S.
Traverar.
Plnco wlioro a wild animal in the
woods uses to cat, irtdajifofjan.
PIncr where s. (h. is ccmse'rved or
hidden, aHmlHlJiijon.
Place; 1 place it,' {in., an.) nind
aton; ni)i<l omt. 1 jilnre it woll,
{in:,nn.)' nin mindsn/fir)!; nhhtni-
nuKhiind. 1 phice it lindly, («'?;.,
an.) niu 7)}mwfixiU>n , nin manju,',/'-
tui; nin manwhima, nin manjinh-
inui.
Placed; it is plhced, («'«., an.)atcJi:
(ft'd*; afchiHaso. It is placed tl^er(^
frffksifpfi/i/m/c; nijinsilchiifaso. It
is j)lac<'ii_ stroiiply, solidly, (*«,,,
an.) sivipissln-. Kinxjinhln. It is pi.
hadly, {in., an,) inani'S.n'ii, manjh-
ein; inuih<ishin,viniij!shln. It is' pi.
well, properly, (/«.) ow.) mlnossin;
minot/i/n. ;
Plai^iie, lotanapincivin, mdm'ula])i-
newin, li/c/a itidpincwin.
Plague, lotagitiivin, h)ta<jit(nnn.
Plague; I plague iioople,'//*// hjt.ugt-
iwe, nind udjani/nime. I plague
hiiu, (her, h,) n/n hot a{iia, nind
mljdniinia; mn Ivtagitun, nind
oJjdnitniti/n.
Plague, (in s. in.) R. Vex. Trouhle.
Plaguy. 8. Trouhlesoinc.
Plain; it is plain, intelligible, nisd-
iotaijuHuL
Plainly, ?/i<;7'V*rt.
Plane, joshhdililgan, gandinigan,
jnoliidjiijnn, midcodjigan gaidndi-
Jiigada/. Small smoothii'ig plane, j
joiJddfch/'gans, mol-odjiijanx. j
Plane; 1 p'lane, nin joshlotchigc. I
plane it, (?'«., an.) nin joslihxjaan]
nin jashli'ijnu'o .
Plank, litrhi nahdiflssag.
Plank-road, nnhdgifisatw-mil-ana.
Plant, mashlosniw. A hollow plant
or herh, wiinhashl. The plant is
hollow, iciinhashlad. A plant is
choked by others, mngobi?nii(/i-
gin.
/'lant; I plant, nin hitige, nin pagi-
dinige. I [ilant it, («?t., an.) nin
h'tigadan,^ nin pagidinan; nin hi-
tigana, nin jHtgidin<t.
Planted; it is planted. M/m/'A'.
Plaster, agohiion, agohisdvin. I have
a plaster on my wound, nind ago-
li^. I tie a plaster on his wound,
7u'nd (tgch/nn.
Plaster, tiuihignn.
Plaster; I jil'aster, -nin wnhiganaigt,
! plast(>r it, nin vahiganaan. 1
l>lasl(>r with a trowel,' smoothly,
nin Jch^hhruhiijainiigc.
Vh\^ie\\x\<i,iruhiganaigann.jfislikwa'
higanaigeivin.
PlaJ; I jilat, nind ol-admigr. I plat it,
{in., an.) nind i}l-adcnair,nind olca-
dfna. I plat it to him, nind ojta-
denanunra.
Plate, te.ssinagan. A jdate full, nin-
00 tfKnnagan. Twicol three times
a plate full, nijo tcmnagan, nisso
iiMi'nagan, etc. Earthen plate,
'irahi'ian-onnqan. • ■
Plat(>. 'Plateil.- S. Silver. Silvered.
Platted cord, c;A77r/f/(7?>.
Play, playing, odaminmrin, ■ ''j
I'lay; I play, (like ehildren,) nikct'
OiJitmin. i play with noise, nin hi-
ivanis. 1 play, neglecting my duty,
n in hin'anaJi'amigifi.
Play; I play, (game,) nind atdge.--
We play together, (at cards, etc.)
iilnd atndimin. I play it, I play
tor it, {in., an>) nind utdgcn; nind
atdgcnan.
/"lay ;l play the c]nh\,nind aUnodjii-
has. I play the Indian, nind anhh-
inahchis.
Player, nitd-odandnnd.
Player, (at cards, etc.) etngeshhid,
ncfa-ata^jed.
Playing, odaminowin. Noisy play-
ing, hiwnnisiwin. /"laying, with
neglect of work, hiivanahamigisi-
win.
Playing, (gaming,) atdgewin, atddi-
win.
Playing-bal! or play-ball, pikwah
lead.
/-•laying-card, atddi-masinaigan.
i'laying-house, play-house, atadv-
wigamiff.
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Pl&ythinK, odamiiiowaffan. _t-wj,
/'lease;. I pleaso him, nin minono'
wcu, n'iii wuwljia. — As thou pleas-
eet,p<itch (/a la kill. As you ploaae,
f Ifiasirtj.'; I am (it is) nleasinp, aprco-
able, uin »iiniueiida\foa, m'mwen.-
dag wad.
/'leasurc, minitjndamfiri.'i, hapine-
nimonin. \ mwVv him pIciKsuro
witli my airivii, nia sinjinttkkawa.
pleasure, (in s. in.) S. Joy.
/"Icnty, iliJiniitvi/i. I live in plenty,
»m dvhin.
Plenty of'.,., nihiira.
jPlenty, plontifijl, gtvdshlawad.
PlonRli, bif/waiiwiujihltliignn, hign-
hidjigath, 'tashlilcanugi)yi(Jj<gaii, hi-
nkihddjigan^ lusakamigihodjigan. \
niake a plongh or ploughs, nin
higwaln in igihkljiga'H ike.
Plniiph; I ptonarh, ninhigwahirnvji-
hidji'jfi. nin bigohidjign, nin tashki-
Tcamiiiihidjicic, ninbiniihodjigf, nin
iisnahamidihodjiqe. I plough a
field, nin higtvakamigaun kitigan.
I ploimh (or break) the ground,
nin Ixi-sakamigaan aki. 1 plough
in a siindy ground, nin tashkata-
toanfihidjigc.
Ploughed; it is ploughed, liqwaka-
migaigade, tu shkikamigihidjigade,
binsakamigibodjigade.
i'lou'.'her, ploughman, bigwakami-
gibidjigewi?iini,kitigewimni.
Plougnmaker, _ ploiighwright, big-
wakamigihidjiguvikewinini.
Plover, (bird, ) tchitchwishkiwe.
Pluck out; I pluck (or pull) it out,
(in., an.) nin ',namibiton, nin ma-
mibina. I pluck it out, (herb,
plant,) nin jishanashkibidim, nin
pashkobidon.—l pluck him an eye
out, nin gidjahdwa. I pluck my
eye out, nin gidjabdrxlis.
Pluck out, (in s. in.) S. Draw out.
PlQm,pagvssan,pagessanimin.
Plume of feathers, nimashkaigan,
migwanqena, patakibinweati. I have
a plume of leathers on my head,
mn niinofhkaif^e.
Plummet. S. Sounding lead.
Plum-tree, pa^eimnirninagawai]^, ,
Por.kei, mdn/iki/niAlcgiiuidj igan.
Point of land, projecting in tlio lake,
neiunht. On, to or from a point,
ncii'tiihing. A littli!p.)iiit,wei(w/i»»(».
There is a point of land, ncidnhi'
wan, nngainugad. On llio other
sitlo of a point, ujawcw. I go
around a ponit in a canoo or boat,
nin giiimlcwa , nin giwiiawm ,
nind uwannewaam, nikiwaam, I
cross (or traverse) a point on foot,
nin kakiwe. '["ho place where they
traverse a point on foot, kakiwiij-
nan. I tri^verse a jioint partly in a
canoe, nin k^kin'cuMto,
Point out. S. Show.
Pointed; it is pointed, patchinhkuma-
gad, ginamagad. It is pointed,
(metal, in., an.) pdlchiMakikadi
fft tchinhkab ikiei .
Pointer. S. Dog.
Poin: Shagwamikon, (opposite La-
pointo. Lake y\iperior,i Ja{/awn-
mik. At, to or from Point Shag-
wamikon, Jagandmikong.
Point St. Ignaco, Nad</wikwi'iamith .
At, to or from Point St. Ignace,
Nadowekioeia mishin g.
Poison, matcJii munhkiki, jdtchiho-
win. Deadly poison, nibowini-
pitchibowin.
Poison; I poison, mat<'.hi maahkiki
nind ashangr,, nin pitchdxrjiwe, nin
matchi-indtpin'idjige, nin matcJii-
inapinas. 1 poison myself, matchi
mashkiki ni?ul odapinan, nin pi-
tchib, nin pitchibonidi$. I poiHon
him, matcin muMiki nind (ixha-
ma, nin, pitchibima, nin mMtohi-
inupinanu.
Poisoner, cshunged matchi mashkikt,
pctcJiihojiwed.
Poisoning, pitchibojiwewin, malohi'
in apinii djigew in .
Poker. S. Fire-poker.
Pole, boat-po'e, to pu^ih a boat or,
canoe, gandakiigan, gandakiiga-
nak.
Pole; I pole, (a canoe or bodl,) nin
gandaktige.
Polecat, jucag.
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Polft, net- pole, to hang or spread a
nvX on to dry, huKmsmbanak.
Poliali; I polish, ;^give lustre,) nin
wassikirwijitje. 1 polish it, nm
waiisikwaihiii.
Polish; 1 polish, (make smooth,)
nin joxlikofchli/e. I [loiish it, ni/i,
joxhkii(jaan \ nin joskkoyawa, 1
pol. it, (metal, in.., an.) nin joshk-
wahikdnn; nin jonhkivahikaiha.
Polished; it is pol. loandkivademii-
ff«d.— It is \w\.,ji)iihkn'a)naijad,j(/iili-
%otc/ii(ju(li\ {Jimhkirntchiijade. )
Poltroon. S. Coward.
Polnte. Pointed. S. Defile. Dirty.
Pomade, fuimukwix'tn, I put po-
made on Ills head, mnnnnu'ikona,
l*ond or \)Oo\J)iti)hi<j,wajihiia> Sjnall
pond, li/toljii/ona, wajilmans.
Ponderous. S. Jleavy.
Pooilli?-dog, or a (Ioe; with long hair,
pag tHiiral aiiimi)nh\ mi^mhat'iiim..
Poor, kitljiin(fakn)niij. 1 am ( it is)
poor, consiiiered ])I)or, nin l:it.iina-
fisy nin.kili/fKKjenaaijDs; kltiincignd,
Ulnuvje- dagwad. 'I make him,
(her, it) poor, nin kifi/natjt(i;Hin.
kitimn'situn. Tmake my.seil poior,
ni't' kitiindijiidis. — I look (i* looks)
poor, >un, kiliiMiijinaijon'. kltima'
ginuj\t'iyl.
Poor appciranrc, appearance of pov-
erty, HiiniaginiKjnxinnn.
Pope, Maiainawi-niganind Kitchi-
mekatrioikwanwic.
Poplar, poplar-tree, a^ddi. There
are poplar-trees, amidika.
Poplar- Point, Asudikang.
Porcelain, migiss.
Porcelain breastplate, migissiiessi-
jnig.
Porcelain cup or saucer, migissina-
gans.
Porcelain plate or dish, migksirM-
gan.
Porcelain-strap, migissapikan.
Porch, tesfiilehigaii. There is a
porch made, tessitchigacle.
Porcupine, kag. Young porcupine,
hagons. Male porcupine, naheiag.
Female \)Oi-c\i\>ine., lugiiag. 1 hunt
porcupines, ni/i nandawagwe.
Porc-/ pine-Mountain, Kagwadjiw.
Porcu[)inequill. kdgohiiudi. .
Porcupine's skin, kdgwaian.
Pork,A;«/rrw/t.
Port, ag<ii)i;)ivin.
Portage, u/iigam. I carry s, th.
over a portage, nindonige.
Portage-.strap, apikan.
Portrait, musudbiigasowiii, masina'
ndin'ii.
Portrait; I portrait him, (her, it,)
ni)i maxlniJiitL'a; nin. iiirt.iiniJiian.
Portraited; [ arn (it is) pcrtraited,
n/'/v ina.iiiiilii/'ijd.i, nin, masinoi]
m(t.-'iidhiigade, maainade.
Position; it' is in a didlcult position,
{in., an.) hdfds-iin; lidfdfikin.
I-'oss('Ss;I possess, I have property,
nin dan, nin J ind.dn , nin (lihcudana.
I possess hiin, (hor, it,) nin dtbe-
nini(i\ nin dihinddn.
Possession, dlhendansotvin, daniwin.
Post. S. Prop._
Post-odice, fmtisinaiguniwigamig.
Post[)one. S. Delay.
I'ot, niinikwddjigan.
Pot, iron pot with legs, okadakik.
Potato, oj>in.
Potato-bud or germ, 2>akwekutchi-
gan.
Potato-paring, opini-okonass.
Potato-River, Neidskiwi-iihi.
Potato-sprout, wahidwi.
t'otcnitatc, hitchi-ogima.
Pot-lieib,_/jV/(<f/(i"ja/i/ mahkossiwid.
Pot-ladle, nncigan.
Potter, wahigan-onaganikeunnini,
l^ultry-house. 8." Hen-house.
Pound, dihabishkoJjigan.
Pour; 1 pour it in another vessel,
nind djawi-mjinan. I pour him
s. th. in the mouth, nin, sigaano-
wa. — I pour water on s. tli., nin
sigainidage, nin sigaandjige. I
pour it. nin stga<indagcn, nin si-
gaandjigon. I pour it on him,
(her, it,) nin dgaandawu\ nin si-
guandan.
Pour out; I pour out, nin siginige.
I pour it out, nin siginan. I pour
out for iomebody, i"or people, nin
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4\finamacie. I pour it out for him,
nin kiijinamawa.
Pouring ont, nijiniijeivxr) .
Pont; I pnut, nin mindawi. Jam
in a habit of pouting, nin mindd-
U'ifhl'. I pont towards him, nin
mindawa, nin mindaman'u. I
pout because I havo no liquor to
(Irink, nin minJmvohi. — 1 pout. ( I
hang out thf \'\\^^,) nin- jihidonmi.
Po\iter, vienduH'cd. rnind'un'efldid.
Pouting, mindairen'in. Bad hahit
of pouting, iniiid(in\-sld'\ >vin. Pout-
ing for want of liquor, mindmntbi-
win.
Poverty, Mlimagtsiwin.
Powder, jPahdi. ■ My powder is all
gone, nin tcJuKjal-atewei-Mn.
Powder, (hair-powder,) 'pingwaodi-
■win, tcalosavumnn.
Powder; 1 powder mvself, nin ping-
waodis. 1 powdrrhiin. j5//,{7»ri^m,
ninpinr/niwima.-'PowAennyning-
wnodiirin,
Powderrliorn, pindaJratcvan. T fill
my prtwder-horu, n/'n pindal-afctve.
Powder-lunise, inuh.Uiii:i(jamir^.^
Vowcr, f((it^/dn/risi7chi. vi(/'intnl:an-
damovin. 1 have power, (authori-
ty,) rim ivtMcicn-in. 1 have pow-
er (aulhoiily) over him, (her, it.)
nin mM-ivwiHl-awa, nin nigani-
iil-andnira \ nin (jasMitiniyd-an.-
dan, nin nirfanidkmdon.—l do ail
in my pow'^r, nin niunliwnim. —
Dreadful power, gutonwjvdwin.
Power, (in s. in.) 'S. Strength,
Powerfnl; 1 am (itis) powerful, ;««,
gashlicn/x; gctfhkiiuhimagad, I
am (it is) powcilnl in a certain
manner, nind inaaaagad la; inassa-
gndiaimafiad.
Powerful, (in s. in.) S. Strong.
Pox, small pox, mamdlisiuin. 1
have the small p6x, nind omama-
hif. — S. Cow-pox.
Practice, ijitch/gficin, i/ifwun'in.
Practise; I \m\cUsc, ',i/n<I ijifch/ge. 1
practise it. idnd IjitcMgcn. I prac-
tise religion, nind ijitiva.
Prairie, nuwhkode. There is a prai-
rie, or there are prairies, mashko-
ditran. It resembles a prairie;
mmkhdiiradad. — In the middle of
a prairie, ndwat'hlcodi.
Prairie, large open prairie, misha-
iradhicdde, miJinhmvuM' di.
I*rairie-ox, (butl'alo,) mabhhdi-pi-
jiki. _ '
/'rairie-wolf, pafhl-wndanhi-
i'raise, (flattering,^ mamikiradiivin,
mumibradamowtn. Self-praise,
nuimihi'asowin.
/'raise, (Hatter;) I praise, nin mn-
mikirndam. \ praise myself, nin
mnmikwad, nin mainikwadif. We
praise one another, nin mamihwa-
(Hmin.
Praise, (glorifying,) kitrhitwawini-
diirin, wairijinditvin, mina-tcawin i-
d/'irin. ^elf-praise, mino-ioawini-
disowin.
i'raise, (glorify;) 1 praise him, (her,
it.l nin kt/cfuti('a>vina. nin kiichit-
wairenima, nin n'oUijcnima, niu
minnuidjima, nin mino-wavina ;
nin kitdiitwaU'indcin, nin kitchit-
waipenddn, nin vciirijendan, nin
minwAdi.di'in, nin mini i-wu wind an.
I praise myself, nin niino-wmvini-
dis, nin litclutUHiinni(li>t, nin wa-
injiia. It praises mo, nui mino-
'wawinig(.n. We praise tuich oth-
er, nin'mino-wawLnidiniin, nin wa-
injindimin.
7'rattle; 1 prattle, nind ommidon,
nind oKaniiiutwe.
J'[nU\er,mssamidong,y<essaminr)wed.
y'rattling, osamidonoivin, omminowe-
vin.
i'r.iy; I \)xa.y,nini anumia. I pray
for him, nind anmnictaiva, nind
anannctinniiira, nin gagunodama-
wa. — S. Intercede.
7*ray, ( in s. in. ) S. Ask with hope.
i'rayer, anamicuin.
7'rayer-book, anninie-mastnaigan,
/'reach; j preach, nin gagik/re. I
preach to him, (her, it,) nin gagi-
kima; uingagikinddn. We preach
to one another, nin gagikindimin.
1 preach to myself, nin gagikindis.
I preach him, (it,) nin gagikweno-
daica; nin gagikwenudan.
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Preachodi it is preached, yaj7j/tii)<;/»»</-
jigaJe,
/•readinr, gagihwi Hnini, ^cgilcwcd.
1 aju a i)ri'acli(>r, / iii, ya^/ikwimni-
niiv. teuialo preacher, yaijihtw-
U'ikwe. ^
Prcacliintf, gacfihwewin, anainic-ga-
gikwvwin.
Precede ; I precede him, (her, it,)
nind a/ti'Mv'a, ni>ul a?iiwis/duwa ;
niiul anl'cllii/i, nf\d aniwighku)!:.
Precede. SJ. Lead, I take the lead.
Precodcace, nigdntsiiivin .
Precept, ganasuiiymm.
Piiici',\>lor,hi:inua/)iaged,l:ilinoama-
gewiniiii.
Precious ; I am nrecious, n'm Tcitchi
apUtiulagos. It is pr., (/m., u.«.)
IcUchi a/ntc/i(JagwuJ, kitihi mna-
gad; hitclii iqHtcudagost, kitchi tsa-
nag It, I.
Precipitate; T precipitate some work,
vHam ni/i wcivih'ta.
Precise: 1 am pr., niu wawingcs.
Precisely, wuwlngc, qwaiuk
Precision, wawiiujcblwiii. I act with
precision, nm loawingdc/tige, nin
wairinges.
Predecessor, nagunuKkad.
Prediction, nii/anadjiinowin.
Pre-eminent, kitchi.
Prefer; I prefer him, (her, it,) nin
hajideniiiia, nawdtch nin minweni-
ma\ nin bujidendan, nuwdtchnin
minwendan.
Pregnant, (with child ;) I am pr.,
nind andjik, nin gagishhage, alia-
odji nind aiawa, ahinudji nin gi-
giblikawa.
Preparation, apitchiwin, qjitawin,
"Maivcjitairin.
Prepare, (get ready;) I prepare, rajncZ
ojitai nin ivuiajita, mnd ap U'hita.
I make him prepare, nind <gttaa,
nin ivawejitaa. 1 make myselt pre-
pare, or be prepared, nind ojitai-
dis, nin waivejitaidis, nin ■wcsJio-
winidis. I prepare it, nind ojissi-
tc/n, nin ■wawcjiton, Min tvaucjissi-
ton, nin tceshi/winsiton. 1 prepare
it to him or for him, nind' ojistitu-
mawa, nin tcawejitamawa- — I pre-
pare a placet to lie down, nind apt-
shimonike. I prepare him a place
to \iv ilown, nind apit^hiinonikauia,
1 pr. a place to myself to lie down,
nind a/i ishinii/nikndad is.
Prepared; it is prt'parei\, (ready,)
itjitinin, gijianin. I keep [jrepared,
nin iceahuwah, nin Kmnhowita,
Preparing, (getting ready.) S. Pre-
paration.
Preparing; lampr. to do s. th , nind
upUrki. I am pr. for a voyage,
nind njita.
Present, (gift,) migiwewin, minigo-
win, iiiinidiivin.
Present, (give;) I present, nin mi-
gimc. I present it, {in., an.) nin
■inigiivcn; nin mitjiwinan. I present
It to him, nin inina.
Present, (bring or pnt before soine-
body;) I present it, nind ininan.
I j)reseiit it to him, nind ininama.
mnd ininamawa. — It is pn sentrd
in a certain manner, (mi., an.) in-
inigudc, ininigaso.
7'resentiment. B. Augur. Augura-
lion.
Preserves. S. Confect.
Press, sindaagan, aindakwaigan.
Press; T press dronghj, (in my hand,)
nin vidgohinige. 1 press slightly,
(in my hand,) ni?i mdgonige, 1
press it strongly, {in., an.) nin
mdgiihidon; nin mdgohina. I press
it siightly, {in., nn.) nin mdgonan;
nin mdgona.
Press down ; T press down, nin gin-
djigadjige, . nin gindjidaige, nin
mdgoshkinadjige, nind onadinige.
I press it down, {an., in. ) nin gind-
jiddit'u, nin gngindjidawa, nin gin-
djidashima, nind onadina; nin gin-
dj'idaan, nin gagindndaau. nin
gindjidassidon, nind onadaan, — I
press it down in a \essv\. nind uss-
dnashli>iad<in, nin mdgoshkinadon.
Pressed down ; it is pressed down,
{in., an.) gindjuladjigade, gindji-
daigudc ; giiidjida(fj/gato, gindji-
daiguso.-- It is pressed do'vn in a,
vessel, aasdnashkine, mdgoshkine.
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— It is not pressed down, bibinith-
hine.
Press-house , ( wine-press- house, )
imuinubvktin.
ricss in ; 1 press in through the
crowd, nin (jindjiih'.wi.
Press togetJ»er,( compress/) I press,
nin flindaifft, nin sindnl-waige. I
press it, i in., an.) nin tindagaan ;
nin iinddi/dwa.
Pressed together; it is pressed toge-
tlier, (in., an.) sindaigade; nind'ti-
^ano.
Press upon; I j)re8s upon him, (her,
it,) nin nnsikawa \ nin »innkan.
We press upon each other, (in a
crowd,) nin ninnihidadimin.
Pretend; I pretend to be this or that,
nind nwiidin.
Pretty, gwanatch. — S. Beautiful.
Pretty, eniweJ:.
Prevail ; I prevail, nin gasJiHto, nin
gashHewis. I prev. upon him, nin
qashkii). I [ir. upon myself, nin
giuslikiidis. 1 cannot pr. upon him,'
■nin bicanui, nind agawddamawu.
/■"revail, (in s. in.) S. Overcome.
/-"revent ; 1 prevent him, nin ganwi-
weintt .
Prey-bird ; a kind of prey-bird,
tchains.
Price; I put a price on him, (her, it,)
nind nnagima; nind oJiagindan. 1
make a price for him, nind onagin-
damiiwa.
Prick. S. Sting. _ _
Pride, maminadisiwin, gnhvadenin-
dismvin, ishpiniiulisowin, hitchit-
wawenindisowin, TciUnimowin.
Priest, mel-iitiwihwanaie. I am a
priest, nin tnekatiwikwanaiew.
Priesthocd, mdcaUwikioanai^iviwin-
Prime; I prime a gun, ninbiwiasidon
pashkisigan.
Primogeniture, sasikisiwin, nitumi-
nigiwin.
Principal, H<c7«'; The principal com-
mandment, kitchi ganasimgewin. I
am tlie principal person here, nin
nigantndagos oniu. It is the prin-
cipal thing, niganendagivad.
Principally, m^mindage, menulage.
Print; small pant, (small type,) hit-
dbiigun. Large urint, tnangilriiguv.
Print ; I print, mnmaninaiiiiye. I
print it, nin innninukiiian.
Printed; it is jjrinted, mntinakieiga-
de. It is printed in small type, &<»•
dbiigade. It is pr\^nted m large
type, mdngHnigaae, mamungihti-
gade.
Printer, matinakisigiwinini, mesin-
akimng masinaigan.
Printing, printef's art, work orbusi-
noss, matin ahiiigewin.
Printing - office, mimnahitigiwiga-
mig. -^
Prison. S. Jail.
Prisoner, gebdhvaigasod. I am a pri-
soner, nin gihdhwaigas.
Prisoner of war, slave, aioakdn. I
am a prisoner of war, ( I am enslav-
ed,) nind awukaniw.
Ptivate baptism. S. Lay-baptisn.,
Privately. S. Secretly.
Prize, put at stake, atchigewin.
Probity, gwaiako-bimadiiiwin.
Procession, artamii-bimoggeivin. We
walk in pro<iiession,( religious pro-
cession,) nind anamii-Mmfmemin.
Procure; 1 procure, nind ondinama-
ge. I procure s. th. to him, nind
(mdinamaioa. I proc. to myself,
nind (mdinamas, ?iind ondinama-
din. I pr. it to myself, {in., an.)
nind ondinamamn. nind ondinam-
adisnn; nind <mdinamasonan, nind
ondinamadisonnn. — I procure
enough of it, nin dibissati/n.
Procure, (in s. in.) S. Gain. Earn.—
Acquire for food.
Procure to drink. S. Give to drink.
Prodigal perscm. S. Spendthrift.
Prodigious, mamakddakamig.
Produce; it produces, (a field,) wj'-
gin. It produces well, minogin.
It produces nothing, unawigin, an-
uwewisirnagad. It produces spon-
taneously, bini&higimagud.
Produce fruiW S. Yield.
Profess; 1 profess religion, nind ana-
mia, nind ijitwa.
Profession of religion, anamieivin,
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ijitwawin. Profession of an nrt or
trade, inanokiwin.
/•rofeiior, (teacher,) leiHnoamage-
winini.
/^rofil, yafhhitcM(!fwin, ahadjHfririn,
/'rofit ; 1 profit by it, nin pagwithi-
ton,, nir\a ahadjiim. I profit by it
in a certain innnner. nind inafiad-
jiton. — It prolits, it brings profit,
'f/uMtfchigemaffaii, It does not
profit, i* l)rings no profit, annve-
tvihima^dd . 'I'he field yields no
l>rofit. anaiivjin. Uliijnn.
/'fofitable : it is prof., mivnciiwemn-
ffiid, nvdmn. It is prof, to nic, On-.,
ff«.) ni/id ondinin] nitid midisinan.
/'rognostic. S. Aiigtirntion.
/'robibit. /'robibition. — S. Forbid.
F'orbiddance.
Promise, ndirindanwfirtcin, wnuin-
iatnadiwi/i, vaM<im<mAn,
Promise ■; I promisfe, nin vnuinda-
mage, nin nai-odam. I promise
him, nin wditindama'ra, nin. na-
koma. We pr. each other, nin wa-
windamadimdn. 1 promise i;, nin
icamnddn.
7'romontory. S. Point of land.
Pronoimoc ; I pronounce welJ, nin
minnxoe. J pronounce badly, I have
a defective pronunciation, wm md-
v^oice.
Proof. S. Ti.ial.
Prop, umrdl'tcaigan. asswaka.i(fa-
nuk, sakaagan, nagaiahcmyanak.
Prop; 1 prop, nind nsswdhficaiife, n/in
snkadgadjige. I prop it, nind ass-
wakwaan, nin sakadgaddiu nin
nagdiahcaan.
Proper, properly, icendjita.
Properly, as a property, iilinawe,
fcnhinatce.
Property, inodewisiwin, tihinawe-
wisitvin, dihendanftmcin, daniwin.
My, thy, his property, (.in., an..)
nind aiini, kid aiim, od aiim; nind
aianm, kid aiaain. od niaaman.—
I have property, nin dan, nin di-
hcvdass. i have such a property,
vin inodc-n-is.
/'rophecy, ninganddjimnu'in .
Prophesy; I pro., nin nigf^Adjim,
nigan nin dibddjim ged-ijiwehak
(I tell beforehand what shall
rome to pass.)
/'rophet, niganddjimduinini, gr,-ni-
ganidihadjitnod, ga-nigani-kiken-
dung.
Prophetess, nigan ndjimolvf.
Propped; it is propped, ofundkwai-
friidfi, fokaogndf.
Proprietor, dehindang, dfhfndjigcd,
dehrndatfod, tehinaweuieid. ' 1 ' urn
the ])roprietor, nin tihinnwruif,
nindihendjige, nin, d ihrndiinK. I am
the proprietor of him, (h'?r, it.)
nin dihcnima, nin (ihinancivin-
nan; nin dthenddn, nin (ihinawe-
widn. — I make myself proprietor
of 8. th., nin tihinauewiulis.
Proprietor of a house, weuigiiramiJ.
1 am proprietor of a house, nind
oirigivam.
Prosperity, Jaiirndagociwin .
Prosperous; I am pro., nin jaicen-
dagng.
Prostitute, linh igwa djikve.
Prostrate. S. Fa'll down.
Proud; I am proud, nin maminudif,
nin giikiradrnindid, nind inhpcnin-
din, nind, ixhffndan niinw, nin
fafcgaiffndan niiav\ 1 think him
proiid, nin kitenima. Proud
thought,proud thinking, ;««?«/«(/(/-
endamowin. 1 have proud thoughts,
nin maminadcndam.
Proud person, infininadifid, ethpe-
nimiifod, kctckitwawenindimd.
Prove, (in s. in.) S. Show. Try.
Provide. .S. Furnish. Procure.
Provided, iE-MiA/j/n.
Provisions, midjim. My provisions
are all, goisc, iiin tchngae. I pro-
cure provw, vin niidjimike.
Provisions for a vovapo, nc^fipcn. I
take prov. fora yoyagc, •. >nnavnp.
1 take it with ine on my voyage
to eat it, («, , '!■>. "' nin .awdpon;
vin naivdpnnan. I give him prov.
for bis voyage, vin nawdpona. —
Scrip or sack to put in prov. for a
voyage, vawdptvanitcaj.
7^rovisi')n-store, midjimiuigamig.
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/'rovocation; mnliciuua provocntion
to nnnei, ijayundjinawiidiuin.
/'rovoke: 1 iirovoke hiiii to anot r,
nin inikiiHljia. We pro. each other
to ai\Kfr, Htrt mikimljiidimin.—\
provoke hiin to anger maliciously,
purp'JHely* /uVt j/in/tiiuljia, uiiij/a-
(jdudjinawea, nin yui/iiniJJiyiae'a.
We prov. each other jjurposcly to
an>,'er, nin (jagundjiidimin.
/'rudence, mbwakaunn, yagilawen-
danu'win.
/'niderit; 1 am pni., nin nihwaka,
nin gagituw, nin ydgitawendam. I
make him pr,, nin niliwakua, nin,
gagitawia. It makes inc pr., nin
nihiHikaigon, nin giigitawiigon. —
y'nuieiit man, nihwakawinini.
/'uhlic. MfVepuldic— S. Reveal,
/'iiblican, ii,iwandjitokigewinini.
/'ublication, windamugewin.^
y'ublish; 1 publish s, th., 7t//i kiken-
dumiive, nin kikendamodjiwe, nin
ivindamage. I publish it; nin ki-
kendarniiwen, nin kikendamodji-
wen, nin windamagen.
Aike. S. Vomit.
/'ull; I pull or haul him (her, it^
forth, nin mdkilina; nin mukt-
hidon.
/'ull,(in 8. in.) S, Draw.
y'ull down; I pull it down, (i».,a7i.)
nin ni«eihid<mj nin nisdhina.
i'ulled down: it is p. d., (wt., AAi.)
nimbidjiaade; nimbidjigaso.
P\i\\cy, omnahiginigan.
/'ull out; I pull out, nin mamihid-
jige., I pull it out, (in., a,i.) nin
mamihidmi, nin hakwakobidon] nin
7nuniibina,ninhakwahibina, I pull
it out with the root, (i'u., an.) nin
hahvakotchibikebidon, nin bakwak-^
vtchihikaginan; nin bakivakotchi-
bikth'nu, nin hakwakotchitikayina.
— 1 pull out thread, nind vmhwi'tu^
gilidvn.
J'uW out, (in 8. in.) S. Draw out,-—
/'luck out.
/'ulse, oskwiiab, iniekwiiah. I feel
the pulse, nin godjinike. 1 feel his
p., nin godJiskwciahigi/ui4— -The
pulse is beating, ^'aM[/oi</t minhwe-
My
p. is hoat'oK,
punouDg, puuguan nind odk-
(U). My p. boats quick, nitt
iuh, or othvtial
nin
tveiai). my p. uoais quicK, ntu
kijipnnaaou.
Aiinp, itlcaiban,
P\im\>\ I pump, nind inkuibi. I pump
it out, ulna iskaibadan, nind in-
kaan,
Pumpkin, 6[fU'i»»iman. Large pump-
kin, minmbtgun. Tiie bloom ol u
pumpkin , waaeakone , (;wa»(tak-
wane. )
Ainished; I am pun. deservedly, Mt/t
mnndbaTncwii).
/■upil, kikinoamagan, ktkinoamu-
u'ind.
/'urchase. /'urchas^d.-^'S* Buy.
Hought.
y'ure. S. Chaste. Chastely,
y'urgative, purge, jabotigan. I take
a purgative, I purge myself, nin
jtibih I give him h purge, ninju'
botwa.
Airgatory, gassiialciiuwin. The
souls in purgatory, gataiiakvto-
wining ebvijig-.
/'urified by fire. S-. Cleansed by fire,
/'urify; I purify him, (her, it,) nin
liniu; ntn hiniton. I purify him s.
th., nin binitawa, nin binitaiuuwa.
—I purify, him (her, it) by fwe,
nin bindkitwa; nin binakimn. I
pur. him s. th. by tire, nin bindkin-
amawa.
Purity. S. Chastity,
/'ur'ty of heart, JiWt/ewwi. I have a
pure heart, nin binidee.
Purloin. Purlo'ier.— S. Steal. —
Thief.
Purpose, inindumomnn—^. Reso-
lution.
Purpose; I purpose, nind ininda/in.
— S. Resolve.
Purposely, 6ndjita,au'undjieh. Like
purposely^ n^ita.
P\ixiiv,,jomia-ma'hki'modem.
Pursue; I pursue him, (run after
him,) nin himinajikawu, nin md-
daana.
Pus, S. Abscess with matter.
Puhli; I push, nin gnudaige, nin.
gdndinige, nin gugdndinigt, i puHh
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him, f her, it,) nin gandina, nin
gandawa; nin gdndinan, nin gan-
daan, \ push him (her, it) repeat-
edly, nin gugdndina; nin gagnn-
d-'i^an, etc. I push his head, nin
gnndikwena. 1 push him (her, it)
aside, nind ihowehin^', niiid iko-
webinan. I push him (her, it.) hack,
nltid ajigdndina', nind ajigaiidi-
nan.
Push. (, in 3. in.) S. Shove. — Incite.
Pushed; I am (it is^ pushed, nin
gandinigas , nin gagandinigas ;
gandintgade, qagandinigade. 1 atn
(it is) pushed aside or away, nind
ikowehinigas ; ih/wehin igade .
Push through. S. Thiu'st through.
/'usillanimous; I am pus., nin jd-
godei.
PM9\\\9.x\\m\iy . jdgodecwin.
Puss, cat, gniugenn. minms.
Aistule, mtnins. My skin is full of
small pustules, nin I'ikwa.jeshlcu,
nin pnpilcwajcshha.
Put; I put, nind atdge. I put him,
(her, it,) nind assn; ntna aton. It
is put, atchigade, I put it in a cer-
tain manner, nind ijimton. I put
him H. th„ nind atawd. — I cannot
put it, (*;i., un.) nin nondhsiton;
nin nondiahima. I put a piece ol
bark under my knees in a canoe,
nind apishkamonan onagek. J put
It down on t\uf ground', (in., an.)
nind ashotalcamigindton ; nind
ashotalcu/ni^inhima. I put it to the
end of a stick, nin nimahwaan. I
put my foot (or feet) on s. ih.,
sitting, «i>/</ aifwitchiaides/iirmm. \
put it right, (*'//., an.) nind ojissi-
t^n\ nind pjishima. I put s. th.
somewhere to keep or hide it,
niiid assdndjig, I put it some-
where to keoj) or hide it, («»., an. )
nind a^dmljujun; nind assdndjig-
onun. 1 put some more to my pack,
hind agwittnuare. 1 put myself
nearer here, (sitting,) mnli-iji-
giM. I put some object- f 6 'Strilvr'
s. th. on U, ni7id athofatdige. I put
it under s. l\\.,iiind' UKhoiA-hianibm.
1 put too much, nind aniu-i^na-
tchige. I put too much of it, (m ,
an.) nind aniivisniton; nind ani-
wishi'ma. I put it well, (in., an.)
nin ndissiton, nind onnton; nin
ndishima, nind onnfisa. I put a
riece of wood, nin hiindi-wavrntrm.
putit, wood, {in.,an.) ninhimdk-
wissiton ; ni>i himdhwibhima, — I
put out i_nto the lake or sea, nin
mminawd, nin niminaniaam.
Put aside; I put aside with my
hands, nin miUdgivenige. I put
him (her, it) aside, or out of the
way, nin middgwenn ; nin miidg-
wenan. T put it aside for him, nm
middgwenaman'a. I put it aside
in thoughts, nin midngu'tndan. I
put myself aside, 7iinjmiddg2veta.
Put away, (reject ;) i put him (her,
it) away, nin haJcewina ; nin hake-
winan. I put it away, reject it,_l
refuse to take it, nin yniivitan, nin
miwitnn. I put it away for him,
nin miiintaim. nin miwitamawa.
Put back ; I put it hack again, {in.,
an. ) nin nassdbissitan ; nin natsa-
hisliima.
Put down ; I put him (her, it) down,
nin nifsina \ '".in nissinan. 1 put
hiin (her. it) down from my back,
nin pagiddma ; nin ijagidondun. I
put down a load, 7(i» pagidjiwane,
nin pagidjinige.
Put enough ; I pwtenoyjgh, nind eh's-
salchige. I don't put enough, nin
nonde'^satcliiae. I put enough of
ii, nin dcbissutf/n. 1 don't put
enough, nin nondessaton.
Putin; I put it in, {in., an.) nin
jnndfissiton ; nin pindJiMma. I
put It in a hole or vessel, nin ho-
ddkwe. I put it in a hole or vessel,
{in., an. ) nin hoddliven ; nin hoddh-
wenan.. I put or thrust it in, {in.,
an.) nin jcgonu ; nin jeganan. I
put him (her, it) in the lire, nin
JegoHnjena; nin jegnlcinjeuan. I
put my finger in his mouth, win
pindanMia, ninpindanohi/ia. It is
put in, pindanonil'ade. I put in
my mouth, nind agwancndjige, 1
put it in my mouth, {in., an.) nind
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agwanendan; nind agwanemn. \
put ill ;ny rnc Lh s. th. to eat, nin
jahim. I pi : it in my mouth, {in.,
nn.) ninjakamon ; hinjahamonan.
— 1 put my things in a trunk, etc.,
ni»d onashkinadass.
Put on; I put on, (clothiupt,)_ wwi
bif^kage. I put it on, nin hisikdri.
I put It on easily, nin dehiihkan,
nin ^ishawikan. I put it on well,
(it tits me well,) nin minokan. I
put it on so..., ( in. , an. ) nind ini-
Ican ; nind inikawa. I put on
stockings, socks or riippes, and
shoes or boots, nin habitchi. _ F put
him socks and shoes on, ninba-
bitchia.
Put to ; I put it to the fire in a ves-
sel to cook, {in., an.) nin ga^dton;
nin gahdshlma. It is put to the fire
to cookj {in., an.) gabdtchigade ;
gabatihtgaso.
Piit together ; I put them together,
{in., an.) nin mamatoissitonan ',
nin mamawiissag. It is put togeth-
er, mamaivimtchigade. I put two
together, (thread, ) «e» nijwdbigi-
nan, nin nahwahiginan.
Put up. S. Store up.
Putrified. S. Rotten.
Pu tty, toassitchigani-pigiw.
Putty ; I putty, nin pigike. 1 putty
a window, ninpigikadan wauitch-
igun.
Q.
QUE
QUI
Quack-doctor, geginawishkid mashlci-
kiwinhii.
Quadruped, naogaded. It is a quad-
ruped, niogadc.
Quake. S- Shake.
Quarrel, gikandiwin, gikangewin,gi-
hawidarmrwin.
Quairel ; I quarrel, nin gikavge, nin
gikawidam. We quarrel with one
another, nin gikandimin, nind aia-
jindendimin.
Quarrel, (in s. in.) S. Insult. ^
Qwmrelei, netd-gikawidang. 1 am a
quarreler, I am quarrelsome, nin
nitd -gikawidam.
Quarreling. S. quarrel.
Qiiarter ; first or last quarter df the
moon, gisiss ahitawiai.
Queen, ogimdkwe, HtcM-ogimakwe.
I am a queen, nind ogimdkwew. I
make her a queen, nind ogimdhwt-
ivia.
Quench ; I quench fire, nind dteige.
\ <\\i(v,c.\\\X,,ninddtean.
Question, gagwedmwin, gagwedjin-
dicuin. I ask, q^iestions, nin gag-
wedwe.
Question ; I question him, nin gag-
wedjima.
Quick ; I walk quick , nin hijikd. 1
walk as quick as I can, nind apit-
ika. I am quick ii working, etc.,
nin, gwushhves.
Quicken ; I (luicken my hands, nind
ahakinindjiwas. I quicken my feet,
■nind abakisidls. It quickens, abiti-
iweniagad.
Quickly, kejidin, kikejidin, hikeji-
dine, loewib, ningim.
Quick-temiiered person. S. Passion-
ale person.
Quid of tobacco, agwanendjigan.
Quiet ; I am quiet in my thought8,in
my mind, nin bisanendam, nin nib-
wakadendum.
Quiet, (in s. in.) S. Still.
Quietly, beka, naigdlch.
Quietude, bisanakiwin, nibwakawin.
Quill, migwan.
Quilt, mawandogivasson, mawandog-
wasscwin.
Quit ; I quit, give up, nind dnijitum,
nind anawendjige. I quit a place
entirely, nind apitchi madia. I
quit him, nin bakeshkawa. I quit
it, nin bakewidon.
Qaix er,pindamvan.
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Rabbit, wdios. Young rabbit, wubo-
sons.
Rabbit's berry, wahosomin.
Rabbit-skin, wab6s</wainn.
Rabbit-skin coat, waboswehm. I
make a coat of rabbit-skins, ntn
ivabosivihmike.
Race on foot, gagrvidjilcanidiwin.
Race in canoes or boats, gagwedji-
l-ad(K/u'in,
Race ; 1 run a race on foot, nin ga<j-
wedjil-ajiwe, 1 run with him, liin
gagwedjikuna. We run a race to-
gether, nin gagwcdjikunidimin. — I
run a race in a canoe, nin gagwid-
jil-adamve. We run a race in ca-
noes, nin gagwedjikadaomin.
Rackoon, iss'ibun. Young rackoon,
essibans.
Rackoon-skin, essibaniwaian.
Radish, okndahms.
RaU ,bahiiidassagan. I make a rait,
nin babindassagan^ke.
Rafter, ahnjiiak.
Rage, violent anger, kitchi nishkadis-
iwin.
RaiTp-ed ; I am ragged, jwVi nissiu-ego-
djin.
Rags, wiiagassiiman.
Rail for a 'fence, mitchikandkobidji-
ganatig, mitchikanntig .
Rail-road, biwabiko-mikana.
Rail-road car, iahkote-oddban, {{\Te-
carriage.)
Rain, giniwan. Rain coming from
the north-, west, etc. S. North.
West, etc. — I walk or travel in
rain, in rainy weather, nin gimi-
wuniskka. I embark or start in a
canoe in rain, nin gimiwanibos. —
RAN
I travel in a canoe or boat in rain,
nin gimiivanaam.
Rain\ it raiis. f^mwaw. It begins
to rain, mndjibissa, papdTigi?iibiiea.
It rains a \ht\e, awnniiism. It
rains hard, kitchi gimiwnn. Thp
rain is heard, mud'wibissa. Show-
ers of rain fre passing by, habami-
bii^sa. It rains by intervals, tafd-
wibiesa. The rain is cold, taU-
biKsa.
bissa.
It rains no more, ishkud-
Rainbow, nagwiidb, odagwanibissan.
Raindeer, attk. Young raindeer,
atiknns.
Rain-water, gimiivanabo.
Raise ; I raise him from the dead,
nind abitchibou. I raise myself
from the dead, nin ubitchibaidis.
Raise up, (in s. in.) S. Lift up. Ex-
alt. Erect.
Raisin, ^'(Wiiw, bate-jomin, baidtegjo-
mill.
/2ake, binakwan, bindhwaigaii, ma-
waiidoahkaigan.
Rake ; I rake, nin hindkwaige. I
rake bay together, nin mawanaosk-
htige.
Ram, nabi-manishtaniiili.
Ramble, rambling, habanKmewin,
bahamadisiwin ; giwaadisitrin.
Ramble; I ramble, nin babdmoise,
nin bahdjnadig, nin giivaadis.
Rnmiod, Jishibaniigidjiga7i.
Rancid; it is rancid, {in., an.) satea-
sin; suteshin. It looks r., {in., an.)
aatenagwad; sutenagosi. It tastes
r., {in., an.) mtepvgwud; satejiih-
iosi.
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Rancor, hitchinawesiwin. I keep ran-
cor, nin hitcfiinaives.
Rancor. Rancorous. — S. Anger.
Random; at r ^luiom, pdgwana.
Rapid or rapids in a river, hdwituj.
There is a rapid, or there are rap-
ids, hijidyiwan. The rapids are
long, ginodjiwan. There is a strong
rap. over rocks, kaktibikedjiwan.
In the middle of a r., nawadjiwan,.
Along the rap. of a river, <c7iw/«4/*-
wan.
Rapids of St. Mary, (Saiit de Ste.
Marie,) i/aM)i7in(7,(pron. Uaoting.)
Rascal. S. Rogue.
Rasp, mil igo-eissihodjis a n .
Rasp; I rasp wood, mitignin sissibo-
don. I rasp a board, nahagissag
nin sissibona.
Raspberrv, miskniimin, {\)Ton. misku-
min.) Flat raspberry,, /af/as/tHOTe".
Raspberry hush, miskwiminagawanj.
Rat, kitchi-ivawubigonodji.
Rather, nindawa, nindawatcJr, enab-
igis.
Ratified; it is rat., songitchigade.
Ratify; I ratify it, nin songiton.
Rattle , jishigwan.
Rattle; it riiU\eH, jinawemagad,jina-
wissemagad. I make it rattle, nin
jinawiwehinu n .
Uattie-snake, ji/iawe, jishiijwe. A
kind of rattle-snake, mitujoh'^hi-
gwe.
Rattling in the throat, madwigamiso-
win, A rattling is heard in my
throat, nin madwegamis.
Raven, Icagdgi. Raven's beak, kagd-
giwikoj.
Ravine; there is a ravine, passaka-
miga.
Raw; it is raw, {in., an.) ashkin;
aahkini, I eat raw, nind ashhib. I
eat it raw, {in.; an.) nind ushkun-
dun; nind ashkama.
Raw lish, (also, fresh fish, not salt-
ed,) ashkigigo.
Raw meat, (also, fresh meat, not
salted,) ashkiwiiass.
Razor, gashkibddjigan.
Reach;! reach him (her, it,) ninde-
bina, nin debishkawa; nin debinan.
nin dibishkan. We reach one
another, nin debiehkodadimin. i
cannot reach him, (her, it,) nin
nondena, nin nnwina, nin nandwi
na; nin nondennn, nin ndwinan,
nin ndnaicinan. — I reach him with
my foot, nin mijikaioa. It reaches
me, nin mi/jikngon.
Reach, (arrive;) I reach him, (her,
it,) nind odisaa; nind oditan. It
reaches me, nind odissigon, nind
odissikagon. I am the cause it
reaches me, nind oditamas, nind
oditnmadis.
Reached; I am reached by the water,
nin moshkaog.
Reach forth; I reach forth after him,
(her, \\.)nin mawinana; nin mawi-
nddon.
Read; I read, nin wabandan masina-
igan. I can read, ninnissitaivinan
masinaigan. I read it aloud, nin
ndhowadan.
Reader, waidbandung masinaigan.
Reap; 1 reap, nin mama.
Reap. Reaper. Reaping. — S. Harv-
est. Harvester.
Reaping, mamiiwin.
Reaping-hook, kishkushkijigan.
Reason, nibwakawin, inendammuin.
Reason, (cause,'; iw wendii-doda-
ming, tvendji-ljiwebak. Without
reason, anishd, binisikd. For such
a reason, miwendji-...
Reasonable; I am xe?iiS.,ninnibwaka.
Rfiasonable man, nibwahawinini.
Reasonable person, nebwakad.
Reborn; I am reborn, nind andjinig.
Rebo\ind; I rebound, (it rebounds,)
falling, nin gwashkwethin, nin gwa-
shkweidbikisse; gwashkwessin, gwa-
shkweiubikissemagud.
Rebuke. Rebuking. — S. Scold.
Scolding.
Receive; I receive hfm, (her, it,)
nind oddpina; nind oddpinan. I
receive a letter, nin bidjibiamago,
masinaigan nind odissigon.
Received; I am (it is) received, ni/wi
(jddpinigas; oddpinigade.
Recent, oshki-...
Recently, ndmaia, anomaia.
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Reciprocally, memcHhkwat.
Recognise; I recognise people, vin
nissitawindtjf. liec. liiin, (her, it,)
nin nissafdwina, nin nmitnweni-
tna; nin nusildwinan, nin nissitd
wenddn.
Recognise, (in d. in.) S. Discern.
Recollect; I try to recollect him,
(her, it,) wi'.'t nandamikireniina;
nin nandamihvendan.
Recollect. Recollecting. — S. Rem-
ember. Remembering.
Recommend; I recemmend, 7>in gn-
'jiHixje, iiind aiangwamuje, nind
aiangwumitaaos. 1 rec. him to do
s.^ tn.; nind aiKjWamima, nind
aianmvamima. 1 rec. him s. th.,
(in thoughts,) nind aiangivameni-
ma. I rec. it to myself, nind aian-
gwamenindis.
Recommendation, aiangwaviitagosi-
win, gagikingewin, gagikindiwin.
Recompense; I rec, nin dihaamage,
I rec. him; nin dibaamawa, nin nu-
panana.
Reconcile; I rec. myself with him,
ninbanigidefawa, nin bonendama-
wa, nin mino ganona. We get
reconciled with each other, nin
bonigidetadimin, nin mino ganoni-
dimin. — I reconcile him to some-
body, nind inawendda, nin mino
inawendaa.
Recover; 1 recover my senses, (after
fainting,) nind dbisiwis, nind abi-
siehin, nind abisiweiidam. I rec-
over from my fear, nin borne. I
rec. from my sicknesa, nin nodjim,
nind ahisiwadis. I make him rec,
nin nodjimoa.
Recovering, recovery, (from sick-
ness,) nodjimowin.
Red; I am (it is) red, nin miskos; mi-
skwa, mifkwnmagad. it is red,
painted red, {in., un.) miskoniga-
de; miskoniguso. It is red; Metal,
in., minkwabtkad; metal, an., mi-
skwabikisi: stuff', iii., miskwegnd;
stuff, an., minkwegiii; wood, in.,
miskossoginigade; wood, an., min-
kofsaginigaso, (painted red.) —
I dye red, nin miskwadissige, nin
miskwanmge. I dye it red, (m»., an. )
nin inifikicadii^snn. nin miKkuan-
mn; nin miskwadifmiva, vin mi~
fikwanm. — it ib dyed red, {in.,
an.) miakwadisso, minkwanm; mi-
nk wad ilc, mittkiva nde .
Red-barked twig mintwdbimij .
Red bird, nutchinaniauet^tn.
Redbreast, ^bird,) menmkondini-
mnngancshi.
Red ci<rp, (fish,) mixkwanclin.
Red oedur, mid-wdirak. Tliere are
red cediirs, mid-it'owahika. In a
place where there are red cedars,
mink II) d wukiiku ng.
Red clay, nmkwdbigan.
Red cloth, mi xwegin.
Redeemer. S. Savior.
Red flannel, minkiouhigin.
Red-head, (a person with red hair,)
miskwdndib, meskwundibrd . I have
a red head, nin miskwandibe, {mis-
kondibc. )
Red-hot; (^metal, in., an.) mishwdbi-
kide; nmkwdbikid. I make it red-
hot, («/j., an.) nin miskwL.jiki8an;
nin mibkwabikim'a.
Red-hot coals, akakanje, miskwor-
kinje, {minkokinjc.)
Red Lake, Mitkwdwakokan.
Red liquid, minkivagami.
Redoubt, wdknigan.
RetS River, Mi/kwagamiwi-stbi.
lied Sea, Miskwagatniwi-kitchigami.
/ded-stone, minkivassin.
/I'ed-stotie pipe or calumet, mishwas-
sin-opwdgan, •
A'educe by boiling; I reduce, nind
ixkigamidge. 1 red. it, (diminish
it,) by boiling, nind mkigamisan.
Place vyhere they reduce maple-
sap, idigumisiyun. Woman that
reduces maple-sap, inkigamisige-
hve.
/Zeduced by boiling; it is red., iski-
gamidemagad.
deducing by boiling, iskigamisige-
win.
i?e-echo. S. iZesoimd.
Reed, ibiwaiaskkina; wimbashk; «*-
sdganathk.
Reed lor mats, apahcisTikwai, ana-
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kannshh, Htchigamiwashlc. I cut
rred for nints, riin manachkasniwe.
fieel, ahaaljiijan, htihai:(ljujan.
/iJellect; I rt^llect, ni" dihewa(iendam,
nin mnionrndum, vin mitnn<'nflai,i,
nin. vatntqatawendam, nin wtiwe-
vendam. i rpflecf, upon him, (hor,
it,) nin dt'bevaqenima, ninmitm-
nenima, nin mitanrnima, nin nu -
nagatdwemjna, nin, wawe?i<nima;
nin dihewa<jendnn, nin minimen-
d an, nin mitdnt'iidan, nin vanuija-
tawendan, nin tvimenrndan. I
reflect on nivself, nin nava<j(ita-
irenindis, nin dihiivafienim, nin
diheii'a(jcnindln, nin midnitmindin,
nin nana(jataicendnma'ti.8. It re-
flects, navagctawendamadiet/ma-
gad.
Ref\e.ci\nn,nanngatawendamoioin,dt-
hewngen damowin.
Reflection upon one's self, nanagn-
taweniiidisvKoin.
Reform; I reform or alter it,(«'n.,
an.)nind unJji.ton] nind andjia.
Refrain; I ref., nin mindjiminidis,
nin nacaidis, nin nngdnidift.
Refi'aininp, minidjimindismvin.
Refuge, ininijimowin. I take re-
fuge, win^io/iffj., nin hi-ojim. I take
refuge to him, nin hi-nadjinijimn,
ninnadcnima. 1 take re(. to some
place, nind ininijim, nin nddjini-
jim, nind apdgis. We take rcf.
to some place, nind apdidimin,
nin nndjinijimomin.
Refuse; 1 refuse to take him, (her,
it,) n/'n miwia, nin m,iwina\ nin
miwiton, nin miwinaii.
Regain, (in s. in.) S. Fulfil.
Regenerated. S. Reborn.
Regeneration, andjiniaiwin..
Regret, kaslikendamowin; aiajeienda-
moH'in.
Regret; I regret, nin hanhlcendam,
nin mindjinawes ; nind aiajeien-
dam. I regret to have lost him,
(her, it,) nin mindadenima; nin
mindadfndon.
Regretful, mi/idjinawiiaduknmii/.
Rbgulation, innhmigewin. — S. Coiii-
mandment. Law.
Reign; T reign, nind ogimaw, nind
ogiinnkandawe, nind ngimiikan-
dange, nind ogimnlcandnmage. It
reigns, ogimnlcandiimni^emaimd, 1
reign over him. (her, it,) nind dgi-
vi(il-iind(iwa,nind t/gimdl-andama-
HHi; nind iigirndkandui;
Reject;! reject, nin weMnige, nin
pngi'lingp. I reject him, (her, it, )
nin W(':hina, nin paijidenimu ; nin
toebinan, nin pngidendnn. We re-
ject each other, nin ibihinidimin,
nin holciidimin.
Reject, ( in s. in.) S. Abandon.
Reject; I am (it is) rejected, nin
wehinipan, nin nnnivawendagm;
v'C'liin tgade, nanin mrendngivad.
Rejected persoh, abandoneti, w^tiwe-
gnn, {an.)
Rejected thing, vjildnigan, (in.)
Rejoice; 1 rejoice, nin hdpinenim. I
make him re]o\cp.ninh(ipinemmoa.
1 rejoice in thoughts, 7iin hnpinen-
dam. 1 make him rej. in th., nin
bapin''ndamoa. I rejoice, (1 am
pioufi of joy,) nin vHiwijenim, nin
tvawijendam. 1 make him rejoice,
nin ivau'iieiidamia.
Rejoice. Rejoicing, (in s. in.) S.
.toy. Joyful.
Rejoicing, ba/dneninKni'in, hapinen-
daini/win, waivijenddmcAvin.
Rejoice with; I rej. with him, w^n.
widjiinwalimia.
Rela|ise, aientewin.
Relapse; I rel., nind ajea.se, I rel.
in sickness, j((?i(i dndjine.
Relate. S. Tell.
Relation, relative, inmvemagnn, ina-
wendagan. He is a relation of
mine, nind inawima. We are re-
lations to each other, nind ina-
wcndimin. 1 make him a rela-
tive to somebody ,wi«(Z inawendaa.
Relationship, innvendiwin.
Relax; I relax, nind ujesse.
Relaxation, ajensewin.
Release; T release him, (her, it,)
nin pngid/ina, nin pagisihawa ;
nin pagidinnn, nin pngidknn. It
releases me, nin imgiaikagim.
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Released; I am rel., nin jJa/jidsnda-
got, nin paijidjniu.
Reliance. W. Trust.
Religion, anamitwin, ijitivawtn. In-
dian religion, anidhinabe-ijitwa-
win.
Religions, (pious;) I am rel., 7tin
songanainin.
Religious performance. S. Perlorm-
ance.
Religious person, swant/anamiad.
Relish. S. Taste.
Reluctance; with rel., kiiwen.
Rely. S. Trust.
Remain; I remain somewhere, ni/ul
ishkwi. 1 remain, (I am left or
spared,) 7iind ishkivanse. It re-
mains, ishkwanBemugnd. — I remain
around him, (her, it,) nin wukai-
kaivii; nin wdkdikan.
Remain; I remain, I refuse to go,
7iin (/idjikas.
Remamder, hiwijigan, eshkosseg.
Remainder, (in s. in.) S. Rem-
nant.
Remaining; I have some of it re-
maining, (in., an.) nind ishkwassi-
ton\ niiid ishkwashima.
Remark; I remark him, (lier, it,)
nin kikinawadeninia;nin kikinawa-
dendan.
Remarkahle; it is rem., kikinawa-
dad. In a remarkable manner,
kikinawadj.
Remedy, mashkiki, nandtidawimvi/i.
Remember; I remember, nin mik-
u'indus.i, mn mikwen'iam, nin
mikicendjige. I rem. him, (her,
it,) nin mikwenima, nin inikawi-
nan, nin mindjimenima] 7iin mik-
wendan, nin mikawin, nin mindji-
mendan. I rem. him (her, it)
weW, nin hisiskenima\ nin hisisken-
dan. I rem. him (her, it) strong-
ly, nin mashkaunmindjimeniina ;
nin mashkawimimfji/nendan. — I
make him remember it, nin mik-
wendamia, nin inikawdma.
Remembered; I am (it is) rem., nin
mikwendjigas: mikwendjigade.
Reii)embeTmg,mikwendamowin,7nik-
wendassowin.
Remind; I remind him of s. th., nin
mikawdma.
Remission. S, Blotting out.
Remit. "^ Remitted.— S. Blot out.
Blotted out.
Remnant of a board, ishkohodjigan.
Remnant after cutting a coat, etc.,
uhkmgiin.^ I leave a remnant,
7yindukk()jige, Remnant after eat-
ing, inhwdndjigun. I leavQ a rem-
nant, 7iind inhwdndjtge.
Removal, gosiioin.
Remove, (in s. in.) S. Move, change
places.
Remove; I remove him, (her, it,)
nind ikona ; nind ihman. i re-
move it for him, nind ikonuwa,
7iind ihmamau'u.
Removed; I am (it is) rem., nind
ikonigafi; ikonigade.
Removed from office; I am rem.,
ninbigoshka, nind ishkwa-ancmigo.
Rend; it rends, pasnka7nagad.
Rend. Rent — S. Split. Tear.
Torn.
Render; I render him a service, tiin
doduwa. I render him evil for
evil,m7i<i ajidibaamawa maiana-
dak.
Rendez-vons; I promise to come to
a rendez-vous, nin kikinge. 1
promise him a rendez-vous, nin
kikirna. We promise each other a
ren., nin kikindimin. Mutual
promise of a ren., kikindiTvin.
Promise to come to a ren., kikin-
gewin.
Renegado. S. Apostate.
Renounce;! renounce him, (her, it,)
7iin pdgidenima; nin pagidendan.
Renown, icawindaganesimin, wawin-
djigndewin. Good renown, 77iino
wawindaganesiwin, mino wawind-
jigadewin. — Bad renown. S. De-
fame. Defamation.
Renowned; I am ren., nin watvinda-
ganes, nind uiudjimigowis. I am
(it is) ren., 7iin wuwindjigas', %va-
windjujade. I am (it is) ren., (in
good renown,) nin mino ivuTvinda-
ganes, nin Tnino watvind^igaa; mino
wawindjigad«. 1 am (it 'is) badly
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roiiowned, nin, matchi wuwindji-
ffosi matchi wawiwljioade.
Rsnt; it is rent, kithkiku.—S. Split.
Torn.
Renunciation, patjidendainowin.
Repair; I repair, nin nanditchic/e,
nin na>iduui:*chi<je. I repair it, ^ ««.,
an. ) nin nanditun, nin nannisnitun;
nin nandina, nin nandiHkima.
Repair; (restore;) I repair it, (in.,
an,) nin nodjimoton;, nin nodji-
moa.
Repair, (sewing;) I repair, sewing.
nin wawekwadasg. I repair it, {in.,
an.) nin wawekwadan; nin wawek-
wana.
Repaired; it is rep. (in., an.) nana-
itchigade, nannissitchiyiade; nana-
itchiyuso, nandissitchiyaao.
Repairing, reparation, nanditowin,
nandusaitowin.
Repay; 1 repay him, nind ajediba-
amawa, nind ajidawa. I repay it,
nind ajedibaan.
Repeat; I repeat, ndsaah nind ikit,
ndssab nindibadjirn, I repeat his
words, nind anikanotawa, nind
inotawa, nm nubinotawa. I repeat
old sayings, nind ajeiadjim.
Repeatedly, jumingim, sasdgwanu,
ndssith.
iiepeated word, nassah-ihitomn.
Repeating of old sayings, ajeiadji-
mow in.
Repent; I repent, nind dnwenindis,
nin mindjinawes. I repent in
thoughts, nind anweiendam, nin
mindjinaweiendam.
Repentance, repenting, anwenindi-
sowin, mindjinawesiwm.
Repenting person, penitent, aiajiwe-
nindisod.
Replace ; I replace it, {in., an.) nin
ndbisKitiM ; nin ndbishiniu.
Replenish, (in s. in.) S. Fill.
Report, dibddjimowin. Report
brought, bidddjimowin. I bring a
rep., nin biiddjim. Good report,
minwddjimowin. I tell a good rep.,
nin minwadjim. Bad report, md^
nddjimmvin , I tell a bad rep., nin
mdnddjitn. True sincere report,
ywaiaktoddjimowin. I tnake a true
rejj., nin gwaiukuuiul/im. False
injurious report or say'uiK, mljita-
yo.ii>vin. I make a falno roj)., nin
■mijUagos. Concealed incomplete
report, kadddjiminvin. I make an
iticomplete rep., nin kuda<Jjim. I
give hwn an incomplete, \\M' con-
cealed report, tiin Kodudjiinotuwa
Repose. S. Rest.
Represent. 8. Resemble.
Representation, awetcldyun. I make
a rep., nind, awelchiy'e.
Reprimand ; I repriniand, nind an-
weninye, nind aidwiwe. I rep. him,
7iind. unweniina, nind uidwa, nin
nanibiki/na, — i rep. him with lianl
words, nind antmima. — I repri-
mand myself, nind dnwenindis.
Reprimand. Reprimanding, (in s.
in.) S. Scold. Scolding,
Reprimanding, aiawin, aiawidiivin,
anwenindiwin.
Reproach, (scold ;) 1 rep. for such a
xe&son, nind onaonge. I rep. him
for a certain rea.>ion, nind onaoma,
I reproach or scold in regard to my
children, nind onsMndwuaa. — I re-
proach him in a certain manner,
nind indpinema,
Reproachable ; my conduct or be-
havior is repr., nind dnivendayoa.
It is repr., dnwendaywad.
Reprove ; I reprove his conduct,
nind anwenima. I reprove myself,
nind anivenindia.
Repudiate; I repudiate her, (him,)
nin bakeivina, nin bakiahkiima.
Repudiation, baktwidiwin, bakialtko'
dadiwin.
/Request, payoasendam')win, nunddta-
mowin, nandndornuwin nandota-
mayewin.
/Request ; I request, nin nandotanty
nin nandotamaye, nin puyoaaendam .
I request him, nin nandnUoma ,
nin nandotarnuwa.
/Jequiem-masf ne^odjiy otvlji una-
meaaikewin. I say a /foquiom-
maSvS, nebodjiy nind ondji anmnea-
aike.
iiequire / I require it, nia nanUotun.
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Rpqnirn, (in s. in.") B. De«ire,
]ie.«emh\ance,tnnhatninn(}osiu'ln.
Resemble; I rcsemMe him, vrnd in-
awa. I resemble lo...,nind ina-
hatnin.nffos. It resembles to..., iva-
hamindt/irud. I msike hint (her, it)
resflinhie to..., nirid inabamina-
(fti'ia, nind nn'cteliKienan \ nind
innhnmina(t>int<m, nind awetvhKjen.
RespinbliriR ; I am (it is) resem-
bling.... n<isj>ah nind ijinngos...',
nassah ijinaffwad.
Reserve, s, uhkdnigan.
Reserve , I reserve, nind uhMnige.
I reserve liim, (her, it,) nind i»h-
h>na\nind iifhhmwn. ires, it to
\,\\n,nirid ishkonamaioa. I res. it
to me, nind ishkonamas.
Reserved ;i nm(itis) i «;8erved, nmii
ishkoniqas \ ishk(/ni(/ade.
Resist. S'. Defend.
iJesolve ; 1 resolve, niii gijendnm,
ningijenindis. I resolve firmly,
nin ' songendam^ nin, mashkawen-
dam, 1 res. it firii'.ly, nin songin-
dan.
Resolved ; 1 am firmly resolved, nin
wehendnm, nind apit^hi webendnm.
Resolvedly, /jrf^i^rA.
Re.so\iU.wu, gijendam^frudn. Firm re-
solution, siingendmmwin, manhkor-
wendamoinn. 1 make or have a
firm res., ninsovgendam, nin mash-
l-awendam. f make liim take or
have a firm rt^., nin simgendamia,
nin maMtwendamia, nin tnnsh-
hiivima, nin, mngideeshkmvenimc.
Resonnd ; I make resound my voice,
nin passwetveshin. 1 resounds,
passivewe,passwew«,mn. i make it
resound, nin jiacswewftfin.
Respect, dahavdendamctvin, Htchit-
vawenindiwin.
Respect; 1 respect him, (her, it,)
mn mnnddjin.iiifi hit;hi apitcnima,
nin, kitchiiwawenimn, nin dnhande-
nimn ; nin manndjitiyn,, nin k.itchi
apitenddn, nin, kitchitwawendan,
nindahandendan. We respect one
another, nin kitchitwiwenindimin.
nin maiiddjiidimin.
Respect, (in 8. in.) S. Hotior.
Respected ; I nn< respected in acer-
t.nn manner, nin niatsagndia. — S.
Honored. Hiphly esteemed.
/?especlai)le ; 1 am (it is) rrsp., con-
sidered resp., nin dahiindia, nin
gokvmdis, nin p<ikwiidend<tg<m, nin
dahandf^duga, nin gikadendugos ;
dahandail, gokwadad, gukiraden-
dagivad. dahandendagwad, gikaden-
diigwiid,
iJespiration, nissewin, jiagid anamo-
u<in. I take res[iiration, nin visge,
nin pagidanam. I have a quick
resp., nin da<lntahnnnm. I have
a heavy oppressed resp., nin
gindjidanam.
Resple.idant ; I am resp., nim was-
siias.
Rest, anwehiu'in. Day of rest, an-
webiivinigiji^ad.
Heat ; I rest myself, nind dntveb. I
make him rest, nind anwehia. I
rest or rei)0se, lyinp down, nind
anwesliim. — The bird rests on...,
ugoei hineshi.
iZesting-place in a portage, pagidji-
wandn.
idostitution. S. Give back.
iZestore, (in s. in,) S. iiepair.
iieiurrection, ahitchibuwin. iZesur-
rection-d a y , abitchiluicini-gijigad,
72etch. S. Vomit.
/Jeturn ; I return, (go back again,)
nin giwe, nind ajigiwe. I return
the same day, nin biskabi. I re-
turn runninc:, nin giwibato, nin
biskdbnto. 1 think to return hom*»,
nin giweiendam, I return home,
with' s. th. to eat, nin giweiahowe.
1 return to tny native place or
country, win giwiki.— It returns,
giwimagad, giwcshkamagad. — I re-
turn, arrive at home, nin pngama-
dis.
/Return, (repay ;) nin dihaamage,
nind ajimigiwe. I return it to him,
nind ajinamawa, nind ajedibaa-
mawa. I return it,(«'re., un.)nind
ajiiia, neiiib nin- migiwenan, nind
ajimigitoenan ; nii"l aji7idn, n&iab
nin migiwen, nind ijemi^iwen.
/2eturning, bis&db.
S'.'g^l.gS'^'HBl 1 1 I 1^
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Ke-unito ; we reunite, n&iab nin
natiikodadimiii.
Reveal ; 1 reveal it, via mimhawu-
$iton. It is revpaled, mtjisliawtH-
aitchiijiuJe.
/i8veii>,'e, ajidawnawin, ajvlxwim'n.
in rtivcngo, ajic/a.
Tieveiiije ; 1 revenge myself, viiid
ajidauuwje. I revenge inysellon
hu\i, n in iijulawaa. 1 revenge iny-
soif on hiin in words, nind ajidu-
wama.
/ievere ; I rev. him, (her, it,) nin
maniidjia. nin Htchif.wawenima;
nin manudjitoit, nin kitckitwawtn-
dan.
iievered ; lam (it is) revered, nin
kitchit'i'awenduyos ; kikhitwawen-
dagwad.
Revile ; I revile, nind indpiniwi-
dam, nin bapijtwe. 1 revile him,
(her, it,) Mt/i bapijhna,nind ina-
pinenia\nin hu^iijmdan, nind inapt-
nendan.
itevive ; 1 revive, (after fainting,)
nind dhisisliin. It revives, abini-
wemagud.
Re\o\\i\ S. Turn round.
/Revolver of three, four, six barrels,
pa»'iki-s>,(jan8 nessusliJcnk, naoah-
kak, nc/iiji.tnfatsotihkak,
/ieward. H. Pay. Payment,
iihuharl), wahado.
R\\), ()pi(jcyanaina. My, thy, his rib,
nipi(/f(/an, kipigr(ji<tn, opigegan,
/iibbon, riband, «e«i7>d.
iiib of a canoe, Bic.,wagina.
/iice, wuhanomin.
i?ich ; ! uiu rich, nin dan, nin h'ttchi
dan, nin wdnadis. I nnake him
rich, nin danid, nin wamtdiidd.
/iffiches, dt: ■ "^, kitchi daniwin, wd-
nadit<iw7„
Rich weaitny person, ketrhi-danid.
/(fide ; 1 ride in a carriage or sleigh,
nind odahanigo, nin hnlmniihaigo. I
ride on horseback, hebejigoga'nji
nin bimomig.
Rider, betnuniigi d bchejigoganjin, be-
bamomigod bebfjigoganjin.
/iidge ; ihere is a' narrow ridge of
a mountain, ushedina.
/Ridicule. S. Scorn. Mock.
Widiculed ; I make it ridiculed, {in.,
an.) nin hafiilarnoioiniken ;nt» ba-
pitamowinikena n .
/didiculer, neti/ithapinfjdan{/,-B. Mock-
er.
Right, gwtiiak.weiveni, kitchi, apitchi,
ninMtd, It is right, considered
right, {in., an.) ginaiuki'rndngtj'ad;
givuiakwcndugon'i. I consider him
(her, it) right, just, nin givaiak-
ivinima ; nin, i/wniakwindan. I
put it right, (horizontally, )_ nin
g'raiakwinndon, ( gwaiakonsidnn.)
/^i'ght, (not lefi,) kitrhi; dchani.—
Right hand, foot, etc. S. Hand.
F(j()t, etc.
Righteous ; I am righteous, nin nib-
vHikn. 1 am righteous before him,
n in n ibwakdkandawa.
Rim«!. S. Frost.
Ring. 8. Finger-ring.
Ring or bracelet round the wrist,
an an.
Ring the bell; I ring, nin mndwis-
nitckige. I ring it, nin mudwim-
t<m, nin teivennekaan. It rings,
Tnadwemin, madwewe. I rit)g or
strike the bell only on one side,
nui, nubane-wem'shifiin kilotagan,
nin tdtohviwcmtim. 'I'he bell is
struck only on one side, totvhwi-
ivesnin kifotagan.
Rinse. S. Washout.
Riot, nishigiioanidwin, ombdsondi-
win.
Riot; I riot, nin nishigiivania, nind
ombdsonge.
Riji; 1 rip 'it, {in., an.) nind abijan,
nin qakikijan; nind abijwa, nin,
gakikijwu. 1 rip him, nin bagwad-
jina.
Ripe; 1 am ripe, nin gijig. It is ripe,
{in., an.) adile. wabide, gijigin,
(li/inmgud, gijisdn; aaisno, wabiso,
l/yigi.' It is very ripe, {in., an.)
ji(lwnvde',ji(/u'an,so.
Ripe {'rmts,' (^itegin.
Ripped; it is Ti])\}ed,gdkth'nhka.
Rise; 1 rise from the dead, nind
ahiichiba.
Rise boiling; it rises, ombigamide. I
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make rise boiling, nind omhiga'
mieifje. 1 make it rise up, nind
omhuiamitan,
Hise on liifih; I rise (itriee8)on high,
nind omhi«h/ia; crntnahkamaaad.
Rise up, lyitiR; I rise up, nina oni^h-
ha> It rices np, onishkamafrnd. I
rise up liriskly, ni/id oni^kkahato.
Rise up, siltingi 1 rise up, stand up,
nin panit/wi, 1 make him (her, it)
rise up,,' iiiii '/iiifiijwin\ nin jiat<i^-
iviton> I rise up quickly or briskly,
nin pasi(jwindji«Ui 1 rise up with
him, nin widjrpanii/icima>
Rising ground; there is a rising
ground, anibikamiga^
Risk; 1 y'.nk, in'nd in iweidii,
River, »?'W. The river is large or
wide, inaiigiti(jiOeia eiht. The river
is small or narrow, agaesituiveia
sihi, The r. is so wide, ini/iotig-'
wtia t'ilii. The r, is dark-colored,
(black,) 7nak(iteivaciamitiqu'(ia H-
hi. The r. divides, haX'etiyweia
eibi. The r. splits out in two or
more branches, nini/itawiliffwcia
sihi. Place where a river splits,
ninffiiattutifiu'eiag. The r4 turns
round, {liiritatiijweia nihi. The
r. has an entrance, /)m(^;«/fli/-amrt-
gad fihi. It is theend of the river.
waiehwatigireia eibi>
River-net, sibiwafsnb.
Rivet; I rivet, nin biskhdaige. I riv-
et it, (tw., an.) nin biskudaan; nin
biskadawa.
Riveted; it is riveted, {in,, an,) bie-
kadaigude; biskudaignso.
Rivet-hammer, ft/«i'aa(a/(;a».
Rivulet, dbiwiehc.
Road, wi^;una, viikan. Public road,
large road, kitchi mikana. On or
in the road, megwekanu, matd^
U'ikana. On this side of the r.,
ondass inakekana. On the other
side of the r., wedi innkekcna, — >
The road comes from,.,, ondanio
mikana. The road leads to..., in-
umo mikana. — I make a road,
nin mikanake. I make him a r.,
nin mikanakawa. I make him a r.
straight, mn gwaidkom^daiva, I
make him a r. eo..., nind inamoto-
wa. I make a r. even or level,
nind onndamoton mikana. I re-
fair a r., nin nannadamfifnn mi-
ann, ninnmcenadamnton mikana.
—The road is crooked, wawaeh-
kamn mikana. The r. is even or
level, rmakamigttmo mikana. The
r. is large or wide, mangademo
mikana. The r. is small or nar-
row, agasnademo mikana. — The
road s|)lit8 out, miningitawatno
mikana,
Roast; 1 roast, nind ahwe. I roast it,
(in,, an,) nind abiren; nind ahwc-
nun. I roast Indian corn, nivd
abu'dminf. I roast an ear of Indian
corn, nind abirdtigwe. — I roast s.
tb. on red-hot coaU, nind akakan-
JefrWe, I roast it on red-hot coals,
(in., an,) nind akakanjebiven; nind
akaka.njebwenan.
Roasted ear of Indian corn, ahuAtifj-
icnn.
Rol); I rob, nin makandwL I rob
bim,«t'« mnkamd. I rob it, take it
by force, (in., an.) nin makand-
teen; nin makandwenan.
Robber, makitndu-ewimni.
Robbery, robbing, mukandwewin.
Robin. S. Redbreast.
Robust. S. Strong. Stout.
Rock, djihik. On the rock, ngidabik,
ngidahikang, Under the rock, an-
amdjibik. There is a perpendicu-
lar rock, kiehkdbika. In a place
where there is a perp. rock, kifh-
kdbikang. There is a steep rock,
pasmbika. In a place where there
is a steep rock, paesdbikang. The
rock is wet, nibiwabikamagad. —
1 iTiake a hollow in a rock, nin
wimbdbikaan ajibik. I make me a
lioilow ill a rock, nin wimbdbikaa-
dis, or, nin loimhdbikaamUdist/n
ajibik.
Rock; 1 rock him, nin tchitchilakona.
I rock myself, nin wewebis. — S.
Swing.
Uocking-chair, U'ewibis07ii-apdbiwi7i,
Rockisland, m,iniesdbik.
Rocky I it is rocky, djibikuka.
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lOcky Mountains, Astini-wadjiw,
(Stone-moniitain.)
Rod; lillle rod or twig, kihint, mi-
tif/i/tis.
Roe, nak. Jioe, eggs of fish, otiff,
otigwag.
/I'ogue, matrlii aiawith, I am a
rogue, nin matchi-aiaawiehiw, nhi
mamandisBandis.
/i'oll,(on rolleTs;) I roll, 7>ia Utiha-
hmnMiiye. 1 roll it, («»»., an ) niii
ti/ihakoKHiitwndair, nin titihakon-
i-aficaiia. — It rolls, (a canoe, etc.)
aidnihfKgc.
/loll about; I roll about, lying, nin.
titihita, nin fitt/iifkimon, nin
tjwekwtnihitit .
Ji'oW away; 1 roll away p. th.. nin
titihinitie. 1 roll him (her, it)
fiway,ni/i titihina; nin titiMiian.
I roll it away lor him, nin tiithi
namawa.
Ji'oU down; I roll him (her, it) down,
tun iilihihinn] nin titihihinan. 1
make him (her, it) roll down, nin
titihiMMwa\ nin titibiMan.
/tolled away; it is rolled away,(«n.,
an.) litihii'i(jade; titihinifiaao.
tolled together; it is rolled together,
( leaves, in., an.) titihibat/irii^jade;
f ilihihaijiniiinsG .
IiuWer, titihakoffutchigan.
polling; it IS rolling, i^a canoe, boat,
etc/) /fdkokicamagnd. It is not
rolling', it is snre, kitafivitule, son-
gigawinhkamngad.
A'oli off'; 1 roll off", nin titiUeee. It
rolls off, fiUhissemagud,
Jio[[ together; 1 roll it together,
(stuff, in... an.) titihuiinan; titihig-
ina. I roll it together, (leaf,_*«.,
aw.) nin titihihuginan\ nin titihi-
hagina, I roll it together, wi/i titi-
ha'shktvemaoinan.
RooU mpakoajigan.
/.'oof; 1 root, (make a roof,) nind
apakodjige. I roof it, nind apako-
don.
A'oofed; it is roofed, apukode, apa^
kodjigade.
^oora;"there is room, tuwissin, td-
wishkade, inatemagad. There is
room enough^n it, dihuhkine.-^
The'*! is room enough for us, nin
dihihkkiiifmin. 1 have room en-
ough, (sitting,) nin dibah. I make
room for him to sit down, nin (a-
ivabitawa, I make room in step-
ping aside, nin iauigabaw. 1 make
room for him in stepping aside,
nin (an'ignhiiintaira.
Jioom, (in a house,) abitvin. It is all
in one room, minhnirute. It is
made all in one room, minhawa-
trhigodc. I make it all m one
room, nin minhnit'aU>n.
A'oost, hen-roof t. /lakaakiceirigntnig.
/i'oot, (itihibik. It is with the root,
gigitchibikagimn . A big root grow-
ing in the water, akandamo.
y^oot-house, ojiiniwignmig, akiuiga-
niig.
/I'oot of fir or pine, to sew a canoe,
n-atab. I fetch thin roots, to sew a
canoe, nin manndnbi,
Aope, biminnkiran. Small rope, bi-
?ninakiravenn. 1 make ropes, nin
biminahvanike.
7i'opemaker . biminaku'unikeHnnini.
Aopemnker's work, trade or busi-
ness, biminakwanikeivin.
/i?osary, nnamleminag. 1 say the ro-
sary, nind agimuq unamieminag. I
make a rosary, Tiind anamitmin'
ike.
liose, rose-flower, ogin, oginiwnh!'
g<r)l.
7t'bse-bush, rose-tree, cginimtnaga-
wavj.
^ose-colored; it is rose-colored, («n.,
an.) oginiwabigoning inande; ogi-
n iirabigoning in ansit.
7iotten; I am (it is) rotten, nin pi-
gishkanan ; pigiM-anud.
/I'otten potato, pigiMcnni-opin.
lloUen wood ^pigidjifsag. It is rot-
ten, (wood, in., nti.) pigidjism-
gad; pigidjiasagisi.
Rouge, osdnamun. I put rouge on
my cheeks, nind osannmani.
Round; I am (it is) round, ninwu-
tc-iies; tvaiviicia. I cut it round,
{in., an.) nin wauiiekodan', nin
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wuwiiehonu. I make it round, niii
wauriitti,
Rouiiil, (>,'l()ltijlHr;) it in round, (in.,
a n, j till ivi iim i na^iud , hikmn t natjad,
hah I Lii/n in miad; wa w iieininogis i,
biko in III a ij m * , hihiko in i n u q igi.
Koumi, uro^Uil, {/iwiiuii. Uound in
tlie country, ijlmitakamiy.
Rous*!. 8. Avvake.
Uonte; ] lakn another route, vin
bitke, Hill liakvwiti. I inuk<' a crook-
0'' route, ainwuslikutiiic. niu wash-
kika,
lio\e; I rove, ninbaha-dams.
A'ove at night. S. Niglit-rover.
A'ow; we are all in a row or range,
««'/(■ niliide-aiuiiiin. We sit in a
row, 7iiii uihidihimiii,. We slip in
a row, nlii nihidenujwamin,
A'ow; I row, nin ujehide.
Jiiih; I ruo wirh s. th.. iiiihJIJMii/e,
nin tiniffWiiii/e.) I rub him, (her,
it,) Hill JiJihUvii, nin giiiiijoiia, nin
ninic/'rniiid/aniu'i nin jijiif)iaii, nin
siniffwiian^ nin niniyuniiidjaiulnn.
I rub him some part of the body,
nin ninii/onamawa. — I rub it in my
haniis, (in., an.) nin mainiijonind-
jdndan; nin mmniijuni ndjaina.
Aub, (in s. in.) S. Scrape.
Uub again t; it rubs, si niij/riwin. I
rub it against or on s. th.', nin sinig-
tvisnidon. I rub rnysoll against
some olyect, nin sinigwakwishi-
mon.
A'udder, odnkan, adihviiyan.
Ru (He, nh-hanagwetchignn.
Ii\.i\n, lauiiditii'vin, banddjiiwewin,
nitihitvaiiddjiiwewin.
i^uin; I ruin, nin banndjiiwe, nin
nishiwanddiiiice. I ruin liitn,(her,
it,) nin haiindjia, nin ninhiwanad-
jia'. niih hanadjiton, nin niiskiwa-
naaiilon. I riiin myself, nin ha-
nadjiidid, nin pakinwadis. We
Tuin each other, nin banudjiidi-
mill, nin niskiwanadjiidiinin. I
ruin s. th. belonging to him, 7iin
banadjitawa, nin banadjitamawa.
It ruins, it is ruining, destructive,
banadjiiwanagad, nishiwanadjii-
wemagad.
yifuined; I am (it is) ruined, nin hi-
ijoslika, nin ninhiiviinadin', hi<jii.h-
kniiiai/ud, uii>hiiranadad, ubinnika.
A'um. ifhkiitewuhd.
y«?uniinate. H. Chew.
A'u mo r , baha in adjiimnvin .
Jiw nored. 8. Noised.
Aump, miskwasmh. I hnve n large
rump, nin pikwakoKmijidiie. — S.
('roup. (Jroup-bone.
Aiimplf.; I rumple or crush it/^ stuff,
ill., an. ) nin miniiijibidun; mn mi-
mi II ib in a.
A'um pled; it is rumpled, mimiijaithki-
nonagad.
Huu; I run, nin Umihatti, nind abato.
1 begin to run, nin mndjibato. I
run slowly, nin bedjibato. I run
liist, nin bididpijii'i^e, nin kijikidiu-
til, nin ki/ibulo. " It runs fast, kiji-
kamagad. 1 run ahead, nm nigd-
vibutv. I arrive running, nin'pa'
gamibuto. 1 stop running, nin
niigiliato. — It runs, (water, etc.)
biiniilgiivan. It runs this way,
(water, eAc.) bidjidjiiran. It runs
fast, kijidjiwan. It runs on, mad-
jidjiwan. It runs out, iakidjixcan;
ondjiganiagad. It runs out en-
tirely, tcftagidjiwan. I make it
run out, nmd ondjigawiUm. It
runs together, mawandddjiwan.
Run about; I run about, nin babami-
bato. I am made to run about.
nin babnmihaigo.
Rm\ after; 1 run after him, ninbimi-
nnjikawa. I make him run after
me, nin babnmibaa. I run after
persons of the other sex, nin niehi-
banikam. I run breathless after
it, nind ondanam. We run or
rusli greedily after s. th.,ningand-
jibaidimin.
Rwn around; I run around s. th., nin
giwitabato, nin bijihnto.
Run away; I run away, nin gimi,
Jii?id ojim. I run away for safety,
nin gindjihaiwe, nind (jjim. 1 run
away in great haste, nin madji-
baiwe. — S. Flee. Fly for safety.
R'jiW back; 1 run back again, nin gi-
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liun backwards; 1 run h.ftiiitd aji
liuto.
liwn down; I run down, nin nitmn-
daitifiutv. I run down the hill,
nin iiifsiikiiveljatu, niu gukudjiwc-
hato.
Rm\ in; 1 tun in, nin pimli(f^hato. I
run in tin; walcr, niti hulvlii/mto.
yv'uniicr, hmibati.d. Fust runner,
b'Jikiihatid.
Unnniw'j;, hiniiliatou'in.
liwn out; 1 run out, nin sdc/nihato.
Hmh over, I nil it no tliat it runs
over, nin na<jidaxhlc!n(i(hjn, mn fi-
(jashh'nufli'n, nin .yii/ibad'm. It is
.SI) lull thiit it runs over, niijitf/t,-
kiiif. It ruuH over, i^i(jif,ffm(ii/ad.
linn toiii'tliiM-; wo run together, ■«/«
inau'dndulmidiinin.
yifun up; 1 run \\\> stairs, 7iind ale-
wunddwthato. 1 runup on a moun-
tain, }iind itniddjiicebato.
/<ush for mats, andknnanhk^ apak-
H'Hhkuai. T cut rush lor mats,
/( in nia n uahkoniiiicc .
/Aish; I rush to sntno place, tiifid
ttpi'iidin. Wo rush to some place.
nind a/niidinnn. We rush or run
ti/golli(!r, ttin niatvnndohaiditnin.
\ rush ujion soniohody, nin mairi-
najitvc. I rush upon him, (her,
it,)nj» mawinnna] nin, inawina
dan. I rush upon him Buddeniy,
iiin mokitawa,
/iusli. 8. liuii out.
/iusty; it is rnsly, affivdi/wisgin. It
is rusty, hnetai, in., an.) at/UHn/-
ivdhi kit-tin, iKjiviuiH'ahikud; aijivutj-
■irdhikiihin, agmiijiiHdiikisi.
liul; the animal is rutting, amanono
(,irff,ii. 'I'he doii is rutting, ama-
ndfnmo animogh.
yiutahapn, omwitchiss.
Nye, miy/miti.
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Sabbath, or sabbatli-day, rcst-dav.
an wehiwinigijigad, an a miegij igad.
.Shck, bat;, muxhkimod. Sack made
of linden-bark, assigohanimad. A
sack full of.... ningotowaUf ningo-
toshkin.—S. Bag.
/S'ackcloth , masJikimodewegin.
AS^ckcloib, (mourner's or peuitent's
dress,) nitageMorgin.
*S'ack Indian, 'Osagi.
»s'ack language, usagimotvin. I speak
the Sack Ian., nind osugim,
*S'ack squaw, osagikwe.
sS'acrament. Sakremd.
SAC
Sacrifice,* (act of sacrificing, j^flr/i
drndamo'win, pagidjigcwin, pagi-
diiiigan.
^S'lK-rifice, {gi(t, ) pagidinigan, pagid-
jig an.
»S;ic'rilice, ( vow,) dihandoicin.
/Sacrifice; I sactiiice, nin pagidjige,
nin pagidinige. I sacrifice to some-
body, nin pagidinamage, nin pa-
gidcndamnge. I sac. it to him,
nifipugidinamiiva, nin pagidenda-
mawu! I sacr. him, (her," it,) /,«/
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pagidenima', nin imaidendan. I
eacr. myself, nin paijideaindie. I
sacr. (or give) to myself, ««ft/>a^i-
dhiamadi!!. 1 cacr. him (her, it)
to myself, nin pagidlnamaduonan;
niniiagidinammUon,
Sacrihcer, 2'(tyidji(/eu:inim, pugidi-
i^gewinini.
Sacvitking-altar, pagidmigewiiiikan,
pagidj !■ iwin ikan .
iSkcristy,. (ndaji-lislkwanaied meTca-
tcivikiravaic.
-Sad, Jcasldendagioalcamig . I am sad,
nin hialikendafn, nin wasaitutcen-
dam, nin naninawendagun, nin ni-
limijadis, nin 7iissam?idam,nin net-
wciuUnn. It is sad, lasld-endagivad,
Wa8sitaicendng>cad,naninmvcndag-
wal\ niss(t?ici/</afwad. I make him
sai\,nin kafihl'endafnia, nin wassita-
wendamia, ninnrtwcndumia. lam
sad from my heirt, nin laslihcnda-
viidec. I feel sad against him, (her,
it.) nil), wasbitamiiinia:, nin iccusi-
taicindnn. I hear him (her, it)
with sadness, vin l-aslihcndainita-
iva; nin kuMendamitd/i.
Saddle, tissaldwin, 1 make saddles,
nin tecmhiwinikc.
iS'addler, tesmhitviniJcewinini,
Aji'adness, l-anhl-citdamoicin, ivassita-
wendcnmnvin , naninawendamoivin,
netwcndamnwin.
.S'adness of heart, Icushlcendamidee-
win.
Safety ; I fly to some place for safe-
ty, nind ininijim. I lly to him (her,
it) for safety,' nin ndjinijimn, nin
nin nddjinijimn; nin nuyinijinddn,
nin nadj inijinddn.
Sagacity of an animal, awessi-ainen-
damowin.
Said; it is said, TcitvL
Sail, ningafisimonon. '
Sail; I sail, iiin himnnh. I sail about,
nin hdbttrnat:h. 1 sail to the shore,
I make for the shore, nind agwd-
iasJi. I sail across a bay, etc., imid
ajnivnuh. I sail with him, nin hi-
miiriddshima. I sail in a certain
manner, /liful inush. I sail fast, nin
Icijiiaiih. I sail with a fair wind,
nin minivaeh.
Sail-cloth, ningdssimononigin.
Sailing, linuUliinin.
Sailor na hikwd n in in i.
Sail-pole, (mast,) ningansimononah,
ningdsBxmononalig.
Sail-rope, ningassimononciab.
Sail-yard, hiniiduJcohiJJigan.
Saint, hiti-hitiva.
Saint in hca.\en,lceicliitwawendagosid
gijigong ebid, ■■
Salmon-trout, majamegoss, odajaiva-
meg, ajawamcg. There are salmon-
t rou t , majd migosiika .
Salmon-trout River, Jlajamcgossik-
an. At, from or to that river, Ma-
janugnmkang.
Salt, jiwitdgan, mcitagon.
Salt; I salt, nin jiwitdganaige. I salt
for somebody, niit jiicitaganaama-
ge. I salt for him, ninjiwitunnnaa-
inaiva. I salt it. {in., an.) nin ji-
ivitaganaan; nin ji/rifaganu>ra.
Salted"; it iS salted, (in.,'an.)Jiiran,
jiwitag(i»iwan , jiir/faganaigadt:
Jiirifii. iiwitagan i/ri, jiivataganai-
giiso. It tastes salted, (in., an.)
j iwifoganipKMjwud ; jiwitaganipog-
osi.
Saltfish, a^Mcd .^a]\, ji Afitdgani-gigij.
Saltinp:, jiiritngana igdcin.
Saltmea't, salted nieat, Jiwitagani-
iriiui'S.
Sa\twMc-r , ■iiiritacfa naho.
Salutation, greelmfr, imaniikag'-'nn,
ananu'higo'cin, Mulu;il salutation,
anamikodddiwin.
Spliite ; I salute or greet, nind ana-
,nikage. I am saluted, nind ana-
mikago. I salute him. (her, it.)
nind anamikaica; nind anamikan.
We salute each otlier, nind ana-
mikodudinun.
Salute ; I salute, inclining the head,
nin gdndikwetage. I salute him,
nin gdndiku'itaica. — S. INod with
thi; head. — Bow down.
Sa\\e, Jijohiigan, mashkiki.
Same | we are considered all the
same person, nin hejigiccndagoii-
inin. It is considered all the same
tiling, leji^
the same"
manner, Jc
time, heki)
mi tibishki
Sanctify; 1 s
tvawendiujo
nin kitcki
it, nin kite
wawendan.
Sand, negaw
mitdwang.
wika, mitd
jnngwi, ne
Sand cherry;
w in.
Sand-cherry
wanj. a,tsis
Sand-hill ; tl
kinhkatdwc
Sand-stone,
Sandy beach
mitdtvaiuja
a sandy oe
Sandy Lake
Saj)^ onbihui
maple-tree
sap begins
s^.p runs fi
night, or u
sa'^- is spoi
runs no nu
Sash,it'(<s6eYc
Satan, mate
with, man-.
Satisfied; J e
nin deben'i
debagenim
Satisfy ; 1 s
wea, nin
minwendai
biton.
Satisfying; ii
Saturate ; I
siniu. I
bissin.
.i'atu rated ; "
nin ai-dib,
Aaturday, m
day, marie,
gijigak.
jbatunty, dil
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tiling, hejigwendugwad. Always in
the same place, or in the ^anie
manner, hejif^wanong. At the same
time, hilcish. It is all the same,
mi tihixhko.
Sanctity; 1 sanctify him, inn Icltclnt-
ivaicendcKjo.ua, nin kiichitwawina,
niih litckitwaweniina. 1 sanctify
it, riiii kitchiiwawi/iuH, nin kitcldt-
2vaweiida>i.
Sand, negaw, mitdioan. On the sand,
mitdwaiig. There is sand, tiign-
wika, vdtdwanya. Fine white sand,
pingwi, negaw.
Sand cherry, negawimiii, assusawe-
m in.
Sand-cherry shrub , nigawlminaga-
loan j. aftsissaiceminagawuiij,
Sand-liill ; there is a steep sand-hill,
Icinlilcatdwanga.
Sand -stone, pingtvdlik.
Sandy beach; there is a sandy beach,
mitdwanqa. There is a lake wuh
a sandy beach, mitawdn^dguinu.
Sandy Lake, Llamilduangi'ujainug.
Sap:; onhthun. I collect the sap of
)naple-trees, nind awn nbi. The
sap begins to run, niudjiga. The
snip runs fast, kijiga. li runs at
night, or in the night, nihagd. The
sa" is H^oWei^^wakwagamiiiihi. It
runs no more, i.<hkwdgd.
SashjWugsetc/iiganatig.
Satan, matchi manitu, matcM aiad-
wuh, maniaiuinuii.
Satisfied; J am sat., nin mlnwendam,
nin debenim, nm dihendam, nin
debagenini.
Satisfy ; i satisfy him, nin, minona-
wea, nin dibia, nin debisia, nin
minwendamia. I satisfy it, nin de-
bitun.
Satisfying; it is sat., minwendam^ad.
Saturate ; I saturate him, nin aebis-
siniu. I saturate myself, ?i,in de-
bissin.
ASWurated ; I am sat., nin debissin,
nin gi-dcbissin.
Aatu relay, inariegijigad. It is <Sktur-
day, maricgijigud. On Sat,, marie-
gijigak.
jbaturxty, dilissiniwin.
(S'aucer, ondguns, aniUshdbo-onagans-
(Savage. ».S. Indian.
;,Vavage lile, jiagwanwwimivin, pug-
ivanawaditiiwin, anishi/utbebima-
diniwin, I lead a savage life, nin
pogivanaivis, nin pugwanawudie,
)S'a ve . Joniid -mukak .
«Save; I save it, conserve it, {in., an.)
rnn vtdtcandjit(m\ nin mdwumljia,
/6'ave, (in s. in. j iS. Live, 1 make live.
/iS'avior. ga-nodjiinoad hi tchitchugo-
nanin.
Sa. \\ , k i tihkibodjiga n, td .^hkibadjiga n .
S'dw ; 1 saw, nin kiMub(/djige, nin
int<hkibodJtge. I saw it, {in., an.)
nin kiM'ibddoti, nin ta^hkibodcm, ;
' nin li></ikibona, nin taskkibona.
*Saw-bill. 0)ird,) andt',
Sa w -dust. /> iu'ibodji^t n ,
^*>awing, kishkibadjigeicin, tashkibod'
jigtuiu.
;6'awinill, tdMibodjigan, tdMigi-
bodjiuun. Steam sawmill, ii>hhAe-
la.s/tkibiidj if/an.
(Sawn; it is sawn, {in., an.) kii^hkibo-
de, tdbhkibvde ; kithkiboso, tdahki-
b'ldo.
(Sawyer, taidshkibodjiged, tashkilod-
jigewinim.
Sky ; I say, nind ikit. He says, iwd.
It says, ikitomagad. I say it aloud,
nin ndbuwadan. I say s. th. of or
to him. (her, it,) nind ina ; nind
iddn. I say s. th. of myself, nind
idis. We say s. th. of each other,
or to each other, nind idimin. I
say what I ought not to say, nin
wdwiiaqim.
»Saying, ikiloivin, giyitomin.
(Scab, omigiwin.
«S'cabbard, (or cover,) pindanoniJcad-
Jigan, pindaodjigan,
>Scal)bious person, Hcemigid. I am
scabbious, nind oniigi.
(Scabby; 1 am scabby, nind omigi.
/Sbatfold, agudjiwandn, agddjiwand-
nuk, tensukwaigufi. I make a scaf-
fold, nind ugodjiwananakoke.
Sc-d[d ; I scald him, (her, it,) nin
bashicdbisswa, nin bashwabowasswa;
nin batshkobissan, nin baskwabowus-
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locale, (balance,) dihahishkodjigan ;
fih(ihadp(jan..
.Stale (of a fish), wawaj/rfai.
iS^^ale; I scale, nia tchi^aawc. I scale
a fish, niu tchii/nanagujo.
A'calp, xViou -scalp, hivii,-h/7(j'van.
.Vcalp ; I scalp him, in» 'man/'Jira,
nin pahwandihfjwa, {pakondihe-
AScaiidal, matr.hilikii)nivahnini(]owin,
mafchi HUiimi'ahtmdal'rccin.
tSVandalizn; 1 scand. h\iu,vi'n via'chi
kikiiioamawa.7iiiimiifchiJ-itiiio>ra-
hamiij. He scandalizes inc. nin
matcld kHi/'iunvnojj, niri matvhi ki-
I'irwtpahama.
xS'car, odjuhivln. 1 have a scar, !i?iid
ndf.shig. — 1 have; a scar on the
anil, hand, etc. S. Ann. Hand, etc.
A'carcely, ugdira.
^''carcity, mimidirin. There is scar-
city of wood Cor fuel, maiiissmja.
There is scarcity of rivers, manc-
iigipcia.
iS'care; I scare him, nin seqia, vin kc-
gifia, vivd onhaina, nind (ukiil'dini.
iS'cared ; 1 am scared, nin SKjit^, nin
scgcvdam, tiin nifi'iimdam.
A'carificatiou, lor bleeding, pejycslio-
wewin.
Scari&er, paiijiefhowed .
/Scarify, for bleedinp ; I scarify, nin
pcpcshnve. 1 scar. him. nind pefffih-
wa. 1 scar, myself, ?//'/ pepishd'nt.
tS'carlet. mifikrocgin, onandeweijin,
pagakigin.
.Scatter ; I scatter, nin hiiriinhinige.
I scatter it, (in., an.) nin hiwiwc-
hinun; nin hiwiwchina.
AVcatter about; 1 scatter it about, (/«.,
an.) nin naawcnan, nin sasur.'<h-
lcan\ nin unmvena, nin msiimhka-
wa. — S. Throw about,
A'oaltered ; it is scattered, {in., an.)
biiriu'chinigai/e, ,sasu'ft:M-nmagad ;
Ifiwiwchiniaano, sasweahkawa.
.Scent. S. SwwW.
Sceni ; 1 search by scent, nin nan-
dmnandjiaf.
.Sfcholar, icihinoamagun, kcki/wama-
wind.
A*»'chool, Hkimoamading. 1 go to
school, hikinaumnding nind ija. T
comn fiofn school, hikinnaniodinfj
nind ondjiha. I keep school, nin
kikmnantagc.
School -book, kikinoamadimasinai-
gan.
A'chool -house, kikinoamnditvi garni g.
iS'chool-ni;ister. S. AVhool-trachor.
A'chool-niistress, kikinocnnanrknr.
iS'chool-M'clion, kikiniamudiiraki.
JSchool-teacher, kdihoamagtd, liU-
miitinuKieninini. Female school-
teacher, kikinoamagthre.
Scu^ncc.kiktndd.'isnn'iny lisiokm djig -
e'l'in. 1 possess science, nz'/i h?.\i.*.
kcniljigi', nin I.ikrndasn.
Scissors". Wfyw'fl,(/a7t, assij'onigan, ta-
gid'oman.
ScofVinp. S. Scorning.
Scold; I scold, vwd cridniire, nin
niinihikitre, ningikunudam. I scold
him, nind uidira, nin nanihiki -
mu, nin nanihikiganfma, nin g\-
kiima.*l scold it, nin nanddhin-
dtni.nin gikavdan. It scolds me,
ninil aiiurigan, nin nanihikiniigim.
1 scold myself, ?!r» ■nuniJiikindis,
nind tiianidin. We scold each
other, nind aiawidimin,Jiinnani-
kikindimin.
Scold, (in s. in.) S. A'eproach,
(scold.)
Scolder, ncniUkitvcd, ndd-nanihi-
kinrd.
Scolding, aio'icin'in, aidnidiwin.
V an ddl:iwcioin , nan ihiki ndiicin.
Sciirn; 1 scorn, nin hdpimdnge, nin
ni,sliiha/inid(tgi'. I scorn hiin, (her,
it,) nin ni.\hih'dpin(,dau'a;vin nit^h-
ihapinvddn.
Scorning, nishihapinodamowin, bapi-
iK/daijcirin.
kSoundrel, vudchinianirish.
ScouTfic, ha.-hanjcigan.
Sctmrge; 1 scourge, wm hanfuwjeige.
1 scourge him, nin hai^hanjewa.
Scourged; I am scourged, nin hash-
an jingo, nin hm^hanjiigas.
Scrauch; 1 scranc|i it, (.in., an.)
nin gdpandnn, nin gapiveivendan;
nin gdpama, nin gapiot.wema. _
Scrape;! scrape, ?nre gudaskaige. 1
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pcrape him, (her, it,) niii <jaska-s-
kdivd; niii (jdfkattbtan.. — 1 scrn[)0 a
hark, nin^jnithkukwaifi*. I scrape a
lisli, nia (j<ixkkaiȣ(jwtii<fc. I scrape
a skin, uin mnd'aiije. nin. n(iji(j-
al(je. 1 scriipc it, (skin, in., uii.)
II hi, dukIikiii; niu miidiuva. — Also,
I scrajju a skin or liiilc, v'j i tckinh-
akw'i^ie. 1 scrfipi! it, (skin, in,.,
an.) niti, Ichiskukwaaii,, nintc/uah-
akl"'ii(Hl,
Scraper , madaigan , najigahjaii ,
tchif^haku\U<jan.
Scjralcli,' 1 scratch, nin, pasagohiilwe.
I scratcli him, ( her, it, j nmjtuiCKjo
bind ; ii in //a,siiiji,hi(/.i/ii.
Scratcli-avvl. S, Graver.
Scratch slightly; I scratcli him si.,
7iin tcliiic/ui/il/ina. I scratch n\y-
seit', niu, tchitchiiji, nin, tihitclwji-
hinidiis. 1 scr. his heaij, ulii
k'hitr/d(findilnhina. 1 scr. my head,
nin ichilfhiijinAlihihinidis
Screelchowl, kakdliitsUe.
Screw, hainkkicai<j(id'(j sagdigaiu
Screwy 1 screw, n,in hiiniisknaige.
Sere w-(l river, hiniitikn'ciiijan.
Screw-vice, kitc/ii-lakwandjiyan.
i?crihe, djiJiiiijiwudni.
Sen tile. S. Fight,
.ycull. A". Aknll.
Sculp. Sci.lped. Sculptor. Sculpture-
— S, Carve. Carved. Carver. Carv-
ing-
Scythe, kishkaahkijigati, pa-tthkwaih-
kijiyan-
Sea, kitchigami, jiwitiujard-kitchi-
gami, (ocean.)
Hea; very far out in the sea or lake,
niijltsluiwiujain , miffidwagam.
Tl'ie sea runs high, 7iiaiiiangui>/ika.
The sea runs in a certain manner,
indflikaiiKigad.
Sea-bread, anak/ma.
Sea-dog, patunssim.
Seal, mkig. The skin jf a seal, as-
kigwaian.
Seal, agokiwasdtrh'Ufan; _ agohwas-
sitchigiinaldk, ashidjikiwac/aigafi' ;
numiidkiwagaigan , masinihiwa-
guigaaitUk.
Seal^'l seal, nind agokiwussige, nind
SEE
agokiwnmtcliige, nind aKkidjihiwa-
gaige:, niii masinikiivaguige . i seal
It, {ill., an.) nhid agukiwussun,
mn mukinikiwagaan; nind uguki-
u'lisswa; nin mavinikiivag'dwa.
SciiLd; I am (it is; sealed, niiulago-
kiwit.''Klgusy nin 7na,siiiiliwitgaigaii\
agoki'vui'i^igude , agakiwasnitchi-
giide,)nadidkiu'ai;aigade.
Sealing-wax, ui,<>kitcatisigau.
Sea-mark, kikindndnwun. I put up
sea-niarks, nin, kilindndawaige. —
Tlure are sea-marks, H^(«u«da-
ii;iul r.
Seamstress, ga^hkigtrmnoihe.
Search. Searched, (in s. in.) S.
Seek. So\ight. See through.
Search by feeling. S. Grope.
Search by scent; J search by 8., nin
7iand(niiaiidjii/c.
iicu-'<]H'\\.'wan:ue>idgan, cfs.
Season; 1 season, /dnd apdhotve. I
seas"n it, {in,.,un.) nind a/iah/uia-
dan; nind u/'uhmraiia. Any thing
to season vicaials with, aj.uhotvan.
Seasoned; it is seasoned, uy'a?v/«()a<i«.
Seasoning victuals, apdhouewin.
Seat, aimwiwin, 7ni7nud ahiivin. 1
change scats. //?';/r/ dndal).
Secret, gimodii>iu:in, kaifu/jigadeg. ll
is a secret, gimudad, kudjiyade.
Secretly, girnodj.
Sedition, omhunnMliwIn,
Seduce; I seduce him, 7dn banadjia,
tdn. waiejima, nin 'wu/dahima, nin,
i7iat(hi Jikuioamuwa, nin matchi
ijin'chi.^ia, .nin. fi,isJiiwu7iadjia. I
seduce hiin (her) to impurity, nin
ga(/iliaso7iia, nin Mshigwadida. — I
seduce (deceive) with my words,
nin ii'uiejitagos.—\ seduce inyselt'
in error, nin waniidis, nin wan-
isldndi^i.
Seduce. Sevhicer, (in s. in.) S. De-
ceive. Deceiver.
Seduction. S. Deceit.
<S'ee! wegivagi!
/Sfee; 1 see, idn 7vab. I see well, wiVt
minwub. I see s. th. nin wdban-
djige. i see hiir.,(her, it,)«in.wd-
bama; nin 7cnb(indu7i. 1 see my-
sell', idn wdbandis, nin wdbanda-
>v< y
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REN
Madis. I sre so Inr or frdin so far,
nii\d al-ivuh, 1 see from such a
distance, via dihah. I make liim
ace, nin, wahin, 1 make him spo
it, mn vahioidaa. I see s. tli. tv-
hitiiig to him, nin irdltunddnutifa.
1 see clearly, i lainly, niii loanne--
iah. T make hi'm see clearly, tiin
wasM labia. I see him (her, it)
well or plainly, nin, ittissdliama;
niii ivif^nhaiidnn. \. make him see
it ])laii>ly,«?vi mimdiand<ta. I caiu
not see him (her, it) well, «m hi-
(jiaaioiiiaird; nin hiijuairinan. I
see him (her, it) so..!, in a certain
manner, /t/'«(/ yimtira, nind Ind'
Imnin; nind iji/ntn, nind indhnn-
Jan, I arrive to the point or mo-
ment ofseeinji him, (her, it,)nw;(Z
(idiiinahama; nind oditisahandan. I
see him cominp; this way, nin bi-
dnhama. nin hidisama. 1 see it in
going hy, m'ti hahisliacjendan.
Aeed, viinikan.
»Sfee from a distance; I see (or look)
trom a certaiti distance, nind on-
sdh. I see him (her, it) from a
certain d., nind 07iiidhama; nind
ontfdhanddn.
iS'eek; I seek, nin nandawahmge,
nin nandan'ahnt)dji(/c, nin nan-
doni(je, nin nandimt'ige, nin nan-
doaid. I seek him, (her, it,) nin
navdawahama, vin nandantiva;
nin na/idatvabandan, nin nando-
nian.
jSeeking, nandoneigeivin.
Seem] it seems to me, nind incndam.
It seems..., tanassag... It seems
\\ke..., nind !</()...
iS'een; I am seen, nin wdhamifjo, nin
wdhandjiijas. It is socUyWdbandJi-
' gade. 1 can (it can) he seenfrdm...,
nin d'chdbaminagos; dihdbaininug-
wad.
jyee-sawinp, tcJmtchdngnlcoshl'amadi-
win. We plav sec-sawing, nin
ichalchdugakoMainadiniin.
tSec tbrongh; I see throngh it, }iin
jnbwdhandan,
*Seize; I seize, nin talconige, nin ta-
JcnniuY. I seize him, (her, it,) nin
ta/i'irna; nin titkunan.
A'eized; 1 am (it is) seized, ?»Vi ta-
kovigan; tid-imigade.
■Seiner, (constable,) takoniwewinini.
^Seizure, tukimigewin, takoniw twin ,
takonidiwin,
A'ftldom, u'ika. wnwika.
AS'elect; 1 select them, (an., in.) nin
(ingtginaij; nin gagiginanan.
iS'tUect. iS'elected. '^'electing, (in s.
in.) S. Chooftf. Chosen Choice.
A'nlf, fibinan'e. idihinawe.
AVI f-coinmand , mivdnminidisowin .
A'elf-conceit, maminaainiwin, .satefa-
trenindimiHn.
A'olf-conceited; I am self-con., nin
mnminndis, nin nagrgawinddnnii-
aw, -nin mccgairenindis.
At^lf-deceit, waxejindismrin. I de-
ceive myself, 7iinn'aiejindi.s.
Afelf-defence, nandkwiivin. I defend
myself, nin nandkwi.
Self-plorilication , kitchiiwawenin-
dis(/ivin, mamiht'aumvin, I glorify
myself, nin kitchitwawenindis, nin
mumihoadis.
A.S'i^lf-praise. S. Afelf-glorification.
Self-tormenting, kotagiidisowin. I
torment myself, mate myself suf-
fer, nin kotagiidis.
Self-willed; I am self-willed, niri ba-
shigwadis, nin Tnash' awindihe.
Se\\\ I sgW, 7iind utdive. 1 sell him,
(her, it,) nindatdwenan; nind atd-
■wen. I sell him s. th., nind atdina.
I sell high, at high prices, ninsa-
nagwc, nin sunaga(jindass,nin ma-
minswc, nin mamitnanindasK. 1 sell
cheap, nin wendis, nin wendwe.
Send; I send, ninninddiwe. I send
him 8. th., nin nindau, I send it,
(/»., an.) nin ninddiwen; nin nin-
ddiwenan. I send him somebody,
7iind ininujaa77iawa, nind ijinaja-
arnaiva. I send s. th. to somebody,
nin mddjidaiwe. I send it to
somebody, (in., an.) nin md~
djidaiwtn; nin mddjidaiwman,
— I send him
nindninijnna. I
before me, nin
send him some-
where, nind ininajaiva, nind iji-
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iiiijawa, I send him somewhere
pri'ssinsly, nin (jnndjlnitjuwa. I
siMid hiiti away, ui^il ikowijauy,
nin, inddjhiajd'ra. I sciid hiin
down, Ilia iiimmdaivciuijawa. \
send him out of doors, niii, miyir-
Jjinajniva.
/yeiis(!, good snnse, idhwahawin; non-
sc II SL- , (jaqihiJix iwi/t.
>Senscs; 'l liavo my .s('nsnH,"??,//i mi-
iaw, nin likcndam. I lose my
senses (faintin{|4j wm iraniinihtw.
I lose my senses from lime lo time,
nin hahiiihkicenduiii. I recover my
senses, nin, hisisl'udifi. 1 have my
senses again, nin MsinkaJcndam.
*S'ent; I am sent away, wwi mddjina-
jaiijas, niivl ikijniijai(jas.
«S'enlence; 1 pronounce a sentence
over him, nin, ijijahma.
(S'entinel, ahandowinini.
<S'eparate; I separate from him. (her,
it,) nin halfinhkun'a, nin Inilitvina;
nin hakcM'an, nin hahewidan. We
separate Irom each other, nin ha-
liidimin, nin bahshkoiladimin,
nin wehinidimin. The road separ-
ates, hiikemu mikana,
^S'enarate. .S'eparated, (in s. in.) S.
Divide. Divided.
/S'eparately, ?'e?'ai!'(t».
*!»'eparation of persons, wehinuliwin,
hakeshhidadiwin, hakiidiwin. ^Sbp-
aration of a lake, Ixikeijama.
>S'eptemher, manuinini-ijisise, mano-
minike-ijiniss.
Serene; it is serene, (clear wea-
ther,) mijakivnd.
iS'erious; I am serious, ntn gihuUs.
I am considered serious, nin ijika-
dendagns. I have serious thoughts,
nin gikadcndam. *S'erious _ com-
portment or hehavior, (jikadisiwin.
^St^rious) (in s. in. S. Grave,
^'ermon, gagiku'ewin, anamU-gagi-
kwetfin.
/Sermon-hook , gagikwe madnaigan.
A^lM-pent, ginih'ig.' Young serpent, gi-
nehidonti. Big horned .serpent, mi-
shiifinihig. Amitlier kind of.seri>-
eiil". naduwr. 'I'he serpent moults,
jigotu ginilig. The skin of a
serpent, gineliffojaffaai, ginMiJlo*;^ •
■iimmn. — .Sbriient with legs, okadi-
giiuhig.
■S'ci vant, {male or female servant,)
aicokitiigtuk, hainihujiai. ■ — Malo
servant, anokitagcwinini, hamita-
(liiviiiini, afiunini, kopanilivinini.
Female servant, anokitagekwe,
htvnitaijelwe, ahdnikwe, kopanii-
ktre.
>S'ervai)t-girl; the same as, Female
servant.
*S'erve: I serve, I am in service, nind
anokitdire, nin hainilage. I serve
lum, (her, it,) nind amdcitawa, nin
huinitdwa, nin lamitasikawa', nind
anokilan, nin bamiinn, nin bumi~
i(i.^ikan. I serve myself, 7iind ano-
kilns,, ninbcmittas:.
^yervice, anukitugewin, bamitagewin,
anakiivin. I am in service, nind
anokitage, nin hamitage.—lle (she,
it) does me services, nind abadna;
nind abadjiton. He (she, it) does
me services in such a manner, nind
indbadjia; nind intihuljiton.
jSVirviceahle. S. Useful.
<S'erviceable object, an. Or in,, dbadji-
tahignn.
Set. mngotweivdn, ningotwen'unagi-
si/rin. Two sets, three sets, &c.,
nijwiivwn, nifmwiwan, iStc. So
many sets, damwcwan,
,5'et apart; I set him (her, it) apart,
nin kikassa; nin kikaton. — S.
Choose.
/.Settle; I settle, nitid inakonige, nin
nanditchige. I settle him, vdn di-
6oj/,'««a.*l settle it, 7iin dihoivadan,
' nin wawinadan, nin, nanditon,
nind aindjissitcm,. — I settle my
account, I pay, nin kijikan nin
madnaigan. I settle with him,
nin hijakawa — I let it settle, (li-
quid,) nin wakamissiton.
iSfettled; it is settled, wawfinndjigade,
inakoniijade, nanuitchigadi-.
Seven, nijwasswi. We are seven,
fiin nijwal chimin. There are
seven in. ohjcicts, nijnatchinun.
/Sl'veri. nijwanso.,., in compositions,
which see in the First Tart.
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SHA
.Seven every tirhe, seven each or to
each, nerujwasswi.
Se\en hundred every time, 700
each or to each, ven-ijwasm'al-.
iS'eventh; the seveiuh, el-onywa-
tchiDg. The seventh time, nijwa-
trhiiHj.
ifeven thousand, nijwatJiing midas-
swalc.
'Seven times, njwatching.
•Sfeven times every time, seven tir.ns
each or to each, nciiijwuldiiiuj.
iSfeventy, ■ntjndssimtda/ni. We ai'.-
sevent)r of us, 7iiii injn-andmidu-
nawemiii. There are 70 /w. objects,
nijwafsimidanawcwan. Thero are
70 pair, vijwasmnidancm'iinin.
Seventy every time, 70 each or to
e a c h , n en Ijwa ,s s im id a ii a .
iSfeventy huiuired, nijicast^imidniud:
We are seventy hundred in num-
ber, {lQQl{^,)■n^>l nijwiu^dmidiuiah.-
simtn. There are "7000 i>i. objects,
« yivu sciin id a n a I- uw do n .
Several, a/iotc/i,anind, iriingi.
Several things, amdcli gego, wawiiag
gcgo, wiiagiaii.
Several tiniesj naningotinong, eni-
frck naniixjim.
Severe, (strict;) lam severe, nin
sanagis. I think he is severe, nin
sa7iageninia.
Sew; 1 sew, ningafJikigivass. I begin
to sew, nin inddjiijicaas. I sew
■ w^ell, nin nitdniyu^ua. I sew it,
{in., an.) nin gashligwddan; nin
gashJcigu'dna. I sew it for him.
nin gatthkigwadnmaica. I sew in a
certain place, nin dagicdns. I sew
it in a certain place, {tn.. an.)
nin dagtvdddn; nin dagvdna. I
eew it in such a shape, '{in., an.)
nind iniyicadan; ?iin inigvana. I
eew it in a round shape, '{in., an.)
mn niisdfigogwudan ', nin mindtigih
gwana. I saw strong, nin sonyi-
gwam. Isewit strong, {in., an.)
nin songigiradan; nin smyigwana.
I sew together, nin gih'ag'nws. 1
sew it together. ( in., an. ) nin yiho-
gwadiin\ ninyibogtvana. I sew two
breadth of stiitf together, nin nijo-
M-iyicadan. — I sew one object to
another, nind ayoywass. I sew it
tos. th., {in., an.) nind agcgtra--
dan\ nind agoywana. 1 sew on,
nind agX'diyc. I sew it on, {in.,
an.) nind ayivaan; nind oyivawa. I
sew it on the other side, '(in., „n.)
ningvdiyuadun; nin yucliywnna.
■ — I gather together sewinir, nin
ma>rnnd(.yn-aifs. 1 sew stneral
pieces together, nin mairand(,ywa-
danan. — ! lix or rejiair sewing
nin minrlira.<s. I repair it, {-in.',
an.) nin wanikiraditji; nin traice-
kinnnn. — I sew a canoe, nin ga-
Miyon
Sew a'little; I sew a little, nin iagi-
hadjiye. I sew it a little, {in., an.)
nin sttijihadan; ninfatjiliana.
Sewed ; it is sewed, (^V?.', an.) yai'h'ki-
gwiidc;ya.^hhign-a(so, yashligwana.
Jt IS sewed in a rouiu'l shape, {in.,
an.) mi.sdtiyigv.adc; mii<dtig<,ywa~
so, initial iy(yivann. It is sewed to
s. th. , {in., an ) aywriiyadc; aywd-
igam. Two breadth are sewed
together, nijoshliywodi'.
Sewed sliyhily, (stitched;) it is
sewed slightly, {in., an.) fc/iifdii-
hoy mid e, .snmigigirade; tchitchih-
yaaso, KUf.wyiylvimo.
Sewing, giit'hl,iyirafuwin.
Sewing-silk. H-'nihairas.Hih.
Sewing-t bread, gusM-iywassonei a h,
a.^sdlidh, ndlihcaf-sin.
Sew slightly. (stitch;) I sew slightly,
nin snusdyiyivass, nin tchitchihcige,
nin, ichifchibiylrafs. I sew it
slightly, {i/t., an.) nin .sai'&ngigica-
dtiv, nin tchiirhihyvadan, nin
tchitvhih(iun\nin fasfidyfyu:ava,:nin
ic/i ifchihii/rwana, nin tcHifchiboWa,
Sexton. S. Beadle.
Shadow; there is shadow, agawdfe.
I miike shadow with my body,
7iiiid agauatcMam, nind agawa-
tc.iliin. I cover him (her, it) with
my shadow, nind oyairatcMuwa ;
nind ayawnteshhin. It co.vers me
with its sh.,7iind agairatcfMagan.
It makes shadow, aqaivates.^ie.
iShake; I shake, (tremble,) nin ni~
ninguhl'a,
shake or
uiningiKeijis
SHA 601
niirinrfiliinig. I
with f'(';ir, niii
Wy tionrt shakos,
'nin.
shake or tremble with fciir, nin
SHE
l-aiHn
nin mn?n(ji(hi>, I shnke myself,
lyinq:, nit)' mimign'iskin. \ shrike
myself, sittitiiT, m'n mimu/uah. I
shake him. (her, it,) vin mimvjo-
Wfhiua, nin, rtofihhiuihhina, nin
)jnfhl-wahiKhJrini-a ; 7)7 ii mini'<i<>t('el)i-
nan. vIn iji i-Mit'iib'fi/ddn, nin r/fh-
thhvah^lihm.— '': ••hake it togeth-
er, nin trhitr.hihiivehinan. -— It
. shn]%i'iii, • Jiininijixld'ama/jiy} . nin'ti-
qissemutjad , gcuhhin^emdijaih pf<>'h-
Ktvakodseni aijiul, ffosjikivuhif- It I'a-
m(ii>n<i. It 'shakes, (it Koes haek
and i'orwnri]. ) ga<jiicr.'>hJ:innafrafl .
Shaken ; it is shaken by the \vind,
n ininijassin, ninin/jan nMrus^iin.
Shaking {Q\er, viningdfinr'rip, nin-
iv(jiMairaji)ienin. I have the
sh. f.. nin nintngdjnne, ninnining-
■i-fihkivi'apine.
Shake otV; 1 shake ])im (her, it) oil',
nin han'iiirhi'iii. riin hairi.irfhf'.f/il'n-
u'(t ; 7iin ha'riiivhinnn. ninhawiivc-
hishl-an. \ shake olf the dvist from
some stiiti', (m., an.) nin baii'ctji-
van: ninh(Ul'(gina. It is shaken
elf, hawinigade. I shake otV the
dn§t or some other thing from my
■ feet, nin ba'oidiieshiinon. \ shake
it ofFagqiinst him, ;«"« laiciddeta-
wa.
Shallow ;it is sliallow, hnrjtva.- The
river is 9,\\Mr\'<s,hagn'atiguiiia nilii.
Thern is a shallow place, fifa-
imM-a. There is a Ions shallow
place in the \^\ic, jagawamika.
Shame \ se !
^ame, agiil.cJu>rin, menissfnJamo-
ifin. 1 canst! shame, nind agdfrh-
iiive. It causes shame, agakhii-
U'fimngad. T canse him shame,
nind agntchia, nind agasoma. J
bring it' to shame, nind agatchi-
tor .
Shameful ; it is sh., it is considered
sh., nqatcndagirad.
Shamefully, agatendagwakumig , na-
ndpngnndj.
agatrhifn, Vawin nin minitaen-
danni.
Shameless person, cgatchiesig, muii-
ni.incndniing.
Shape, ijinagi i-i7vin.
Share ; I give him a large share, nin
mnguona. T lake to mviielf a good
large share, nin fongnoiiiilis, I
give him such a share, idnil inno-
na. 1 tiikc to myself Hiicli a share,
nind in.a(>vidiH.—\ think he does
not give ine my full share, nind
anuwinnma:
Sharp ; it is sharp, gindmngad,
gindhikad.
Sharpen ; I sharpen, nin sinklljodjigc-
1 sharpen \l,'nin nisbilx/don .
Shave; I shave, «i«. g<uh1:ih<iii. 1
shave him, (it,) nin gathkihana ;
nin ganhkdjadnn.
Shave-grass, ki.<iliananlik.
Shaving. ga.fhLilninon'iii.
Shaving-liorso, mukodjigan iekwand-
jigr-nuujak
Sha'\ing-knife, razor, guMihudji-
gun.
Sliaviiig-man, barber, ^ashkibas(/Win-
'ini.
Shaving~h(Mise, barber-shop, ganhJci'
hdsdwigainig.
Shaving, v\o()d-sli_aving, liwikoda-
nuigan. hl'cikudjigan.
Shavvi. kikhi-inobhwe.
Sh(!, icin.
^'liear; 1 shear, ni n m'gon'e, 7iin pusJi-
Jcou'cjonfrc, {jiuMi-caWf'jdnge.) 1
•shear him, nin. m'ljira. I shear him
(her, it) ihonniiilily, -nin jidthkoj-
■ica, nin pn/id.s/il'iiju'a ; nin iia^hku-
jan, nin papaskbgan.
S\\Qaxe.x,pa>ihkwuu<<ji/ngewinini.
iS'hears, 7n(jiragan,
iS'hed ; it is shall , ngint^emugad* ,
Abed, (in s. in.) S. i'onreil out,
^'hed at the door, /lilumgati. There
is a shed,pitnn>igade.
<S'heep, numii-htnnnh. Young sheep,
lamb, nianid/ilanislunn,
<9heepfold , maniKhianisldwigamig.
A'lieep-skin, rnanixhtunitihiwuidn.
Shameless ; I am sh., kawin nind \ »S'helt. S. Cupboard
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(•jlicll, ess. A kind of sinall shell, rj/a-
Irautms.
(S'hell of on egg, wiwaii oruttjaawaiig .
«9hell of a tortoise or turtle, dasli-
U'd.
ShcW; I shell it, {in., an.) nin linha-
ijibiddii, nlii }iiisii.it(jil>i'(lJiJ<'n; win
ti^huijihiua, nin iitthayi'tniljina. 1
shell a corn-ear, nin gdkinu nisd-
ko.st.
*yhelter, or shade, against the wind
or the sun, tabiuuon. I make a
sh., nin tahinoiije, nin tabinav/vU'e.
There is a sh. niade, tahinoonikade.
I am under such a shelter or shade,
nin taldn()i<hiin(>n. — I put myselt
under a shelter in rainy weather,
land mja'rabaivas, nind agwanaha-
tvas. 1 am under a shelter in rain,
nind agwanahawe, nind atchigwa-
nnninh.
A'hepherd, maniMamMwinini.
(S'hield, jHihdku'aan ;' das/iwa.
i'hift : the wind shifted, (jwelcani-
mad.
/S'hilling. joniians.
<b'hinbone, olca<^igannma. My, thy,
his shinbone, niLddigan, hikddi-
g(in, ohuligan.
S\\\ne, wasiieiasiwin.
nS'hine ; I shinf", nin waaecias. I make
it shine, {in., an.) nin wake.ikkaan;
nin uh-ikctikkdwa. It shines, n^ak-
cMninagad, wawakeshkamugnd . I
make it shine, (metal, //;., an.) nin
vnissikwnbikaan ; nin wasukwabik-
d'l'w, It shines, (metal, z«., an.. )
u'ansikiriihikad ; ica.sitikivahik/,^i. —
It sliines forth suddenly, gijiga-
ttsse.
A'hiness, atcnsmsiwin.
*S'hiness, (hashfulness,) agatchishki-
wln. agatchiwadi^iwin:
/Shingle, apakodjigan, nabagissa-
gons.
^9lnngle ; I shingle a roof, nind apa-
htdjige. I shingle it, niW ajiako-
don. ■
A'hinsle-nail, sagaigans,
Ahip, ndbikwan. A'hip of war, migd-
di-ndbikwan.
^Shij) ; I ship, 7iin bosiiass. I ship
hitn. (her, it^) nin bosiu ; Mm l/6td~
ton.
-Vhij^-captain, nabikwun-ogtjna.
ATiinped ; it is shipped, {in.,an.)h6-
sitc/tigude ; bdnitchigciDO.
/Jliipping, bonituftK/irin.
shipwreck; I shipwreck, nt'rt ligo-
vcxlika, nin bigoneMn.
i9h i r t , pugagiwit in n.
yhiver ; 1 shiver, (from cold,) nin
nin\nga4i- Shivering with cold,
niningaiijiivin.
Shiver. S "ikeak to pieces.
A'lioals ; there are shoals, mindmi-
ka.
ATioe, makisin. _ Hard shoe, (not In-
dian shoe,) initigwakisin. I make
shoes, nin makidnike. I put_ on
my shoes, etc., nin babitchi, I
take olf my shoes, etc., wm ga-
qitrhi. I put him his shoes on, nin
labitchia. I take him his shoes off,
nin gagitchia. I change shoes.
nind andakidne. I have shoes
on, nin gignkiaine. I have only
one shoe on, nin nabanekiaine. I
have two pair of shoes on, nin li-
tokisine.
Shoe-brush, wassikivadjigan, maki-
dn-wassikwadjigan. _
iShoe-buckle, sag'dkisinebison. _
*S'hoemaker, mekidniked, makisitiike-
tvinini.
/Shoemaker's shop, imkidnikeuigu-
mig.
Alioemaker's work, trade or business,
makidnikewin,.
Alioe-string, or moccasin-string,
mgkisineiab.
A'hoot, young shoot, oshkijin^tVinhhi-
ginq mitigons. It is a young shoot,
oshhigin.
Ahoot, (with a gnn ;) I shoot, jim
juishkidge. I shoot at him, ( her, it, )
nin pdahkisiva ; nin pddikisan. I
shoot in the air, ninnakwetiage. I
shoot him in the air, nin nakwenor-
tva,—\ shoot at a mark, ningodaah-
we.
A'hoot, (with bow and arrows;) I
shoot, nin bimodjige, nind inae. I
am shooting, nin babiniodakwe. I
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shoot at him, (licr, it,) nin liinda;
711/1 hiimiddn. — 1 shoot at a mark,
niii hlinwntiijwe, {liiinntiywe.)
Aliootiiig, jiuMutijewin, jjapa$hki-
ftinewin ; himdiljiyeirin..
Shore; oil ilio short), (on the beach,)
a^urhimj. Near the shore, tchi(ji~
hiij,iilutja(j(iin. Distant Iroin the
sliore, nawttch. 1 paddle mv ca-
noe to the shore, niti midmjameam.
On the opposite shoje, agumimj,
djawatjam, 'Uwd>:m<iam,
Short; i am short and l\\ic\\,nia,tak-
wahewis, nin hitikwahewis.
Short ; I am (it is) short, nin tul-os ;
takwdmatjad. It is short ; A build
ing, takiiiytemuijnd. ; metal, «'«-.,
takwahikad ; metal, an., takwuhik-
isi; stutt', ill., takuDtgad ; stutl,
an., takwegiii ; thread, in., tnkwa-
Ji^a<i; thread, an., takwnbiijui ;
v/ood, in., ttikwakwud; wood, an,,
takwahisi..
Short, shortly, wniba, tvaieha.
Sliorten ; 1 shorten it, nin takwaton.
I sh.it by cutting oil; {in., an.)
nin takwakwaan; nin taJcwakwdwa.
I sh. it by sawing, {in., an.) nin
takohodon, {tukwahodon ;) nin tak~
ohonu, {takn'obona.)
Short-legged ; I ain sh. 1., nin tatak-
ogade. It is short-legged, tabassi-
gabawi, (it stands low.)
Short time^^ a short time, atohina,
wenibik.
Short way, kakdm. I take the short
way , kikdm nind ija, nin kakd mUk-
Tea. 1 run by the short way, nin.
kakdmibato. \ goby the short way,
in a canoe or boat, nin kakdmaam.
I go from one point to another, in
a canoe, nin kakdmwikwedweam.
^STiot, anwins, jishibanwi, jiskiban-
wins. My shot and" balls are all
gone, nin Irhnganwissin.
Shot; I am shot, nin mikoshk^s.
Shot-pouch, pindanisindn, piudamn-
ad jig an.
ghonkier, odinimanganima. My. thy,
his shoulder, nindiniinangan, ki-
dinimantjan, odinimarigan. Be-
tween the shoulders, nasiawidi-
nigan,. I lay 'him (her, it) on my
shouider and riirry him, (h*"^i 'f )
nin /•agvJjidiuiiniinganeona', niu
/•agidjidinimaiiijaiu'i'iiun.
A'houhli'r-blade; riiy, thy, his shoul*
der-biade, nindinigan, kidini(ian,
odinignn. I break "my sh., nin pa-
kimfiinrhinidis. I break iiiti sh.,
nin jiakisaginebitia.
<,S'houlder-part ol an animal, (^(saf/in.
Shout; I shont, nin bihdg. i shout
with joy, nin suKtrnkirf.
/Shouting, bibdgiwin. .b'houting with
joy, mmtkwetcin,
AS'hove,*! shove him (licr, it) with
my arm, uinbidjinika>ru\ nin bid-
jinikan, nin bidjininnitan. -
AS'hove, (in s. in.) Push.
(S'hovel, mnngnnibadjigan.
/6'hovel; I shovel, nin mangdnibad-
jige. I shovel it, {in., an.) nin
mamjdnibadnn; nin mav^dnihana.
I shovel snow , nin mangdnibi.
/Show, (let see;) I show, nin tra-
handdiwt 1 show it to him (her,
it,) nin wdbandaa;nin wabanddan.
1 show it to him plainly, nin mis'
subanJan. I show him, (her, it,)
nin wabandaiwenan; nin waban-
daiwen.
*Slu)w,(with the finger;) I show with
the f., nind inoige, nind ijinoige. I
show him (her, it) with the f.,
nind inda, nind ijinoa; nind ino-
an, nind ijimian. I show it to him
with th ' linger, nind indamawa,
nind ininama, nind ininamawa,
S\\ow, (in s. in.) -6*. Bring to light.—
Instruct. — Visible.
<S1iow, showing, waband aiwewin , in-
d igewin,
*S'how-bread, wabmulniwe-jmhreji-
gan, ivabandaiwimni-fukwijiijan.
>S'howpr; showers of rain a're passing
by, hibamibiHsa. A shower of rain
is coming, bidibixsa.
/S"howing-finger. i>. Forefinger.
>6'hown; any object shown with the
finger, invigan.
xStued, iehkojigau, onijigan, hiiviji-
gan.
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.Slirink; the. hoards Rlirink drying,
j/JifiiififaiiitMiWfKj mi}i(ui4n>a(ji </.
-Vlirink back. *V. ' /S'urpr'ised.' lyhiid-
(icr.
iSTinib, ftiliUKiti.
^Vhuddor: 1 shudder suddenly, nin
nin nun ilea.
.Slinllline. S. Chent.
-Vhiin, (in s. in.) ,S'. Fly.
A'h litter, waffx-trhujiinuluj.
.Vhiit lip; 1 shut hint ( her. it) up, vin
t/ih(i/:ifiucit; nin tjibiik-wiutn. 1 shut
liirn ii|) ii. n hole, nin t/ihaiva. I
sliiit it lip njinirist him, nin (jilxil--
'ivdiimaiia. 1 shut it u[i, nin, tjitiiji-
mijmin. 1 am shut up, nin (jihnk-
WdUfas, It is shut up, gehnkivai-
^ui()c — 'V\\o. mouth oi'the river is
shut up with sand, tiiliituwanijaan
Sdoi. It is shut up "with pebbles,
(jilidmildtan «(i<ji,.
.S'liy; I am shy, nind atcldnin. The
animal is .«ihy, aivnst'tin aivfesi.
6'hy, (liasiiful;) I ain shy or bashfnl,
■nind afjutihitilik, nmd uijalclmvis,
nind (i</atihiiradit<.
«Sck; I am sick, ninddkos, ninnani-
pinu. It is sick, ahisimtufud, nan-
i/>inC.<imagud. I feel sick, nin n-
ww, ni/i i'inKidin. 1 fall sick sud-
denly, nin paiKjit-hhines. I look
sick, nind akot^in(i<j(is. I am sick
in a certain niauuer. nind inn/ine.
1 am very sick, nindmnmine, nin
mn(/u%to, nin mumidawito. — ll
makes me sick, nin nuuiikuijon.
ASlckle, Hshkanhl'iJMjan, puslikwu»h-
]ciji(jan.
»yickly. often sick; T am sickly, nin
nita-alos, nind aJci><ibM\ nin mig-
ucuhuHk. 1 have a sickly appear-
ance, 7iind ahjsinagns,
6'ickness, ah.ninin, nanipininwin,
inapmetvin, jindagnn. Beginning
of a sickness, tJiiiddpinrttin, mnd-
jineuin. Very great sickness, o.ia-
rnineirin. Hard painful sickness,
siiinignpinett in, loiagapineirin. —
iS'ickness caused by somebody,
(according lo Indian supersti-
tions.) unifhinulmoapineunn. Bad
shameful sickness, mdnddajnne-
win. — T becin to feel n sickness,
nin, mddjt'dlcf, nin mddjlne, nin
indddpine. I have r great s.. nind
ammine, nin mamiddiritn. I have
a painful s., nin, laiagitpine, nin
mnaridftine. 1 have a s. which
somebody caused me, nind ani-
^hinahfiwairine. I have a bad s.,
nin mdndda/iine. 1 uive him a bad
sickness, n/h mntrhi-ina/inana,
nin mafchi innpinra, nin mdnada-
iniieii. 'I'liere is a had sickness,
mdvndaj'inel-amiijnd. I bring a
sickness to a place, alfotdain nin
bi-miaiwe. 1 give him a certain
sickness, nind indjtinnva.
Sick person, aidhnid, endplntd.
] Side; 1 fall on my side, nind opinifs-
se. On this side of a canoe, vessel,
etc., ondafft'inatj. On the other
side, (iira)>t-6na(f. — On this side of
a river, etc., ondd^Hujam. On the
other side, aicdnKujam, djmcagam,
agdminij. On one side only, liaha-
ni(jam. — On this side of a hill or
mountain, wddfrndl-i, cnddsiad-
' jiw. On the other side, aivdisdki,
aivani'ndjiH'.
Sieve , jdhothkaichigan.
Sift; I Sift, nin JdlctMafclige. I sift
it, (aw., in.) fiinjahosKKi, nin Ja-
h(\^hkasm\nin jalomiaan, nin'ja-
h'Mati.n.
Siph, }i(Uf)danamoivin.ilwanam(,uin.
Sigh; I s\gh, nin piigidanfi7h^ nifipas-
ndhuhi.i, nind ansanam. I sigh
deeply, nind ihvanam, nin man-'
gindniianam.
Sight; I lose sight, nindangwdland-
jiiie., 7iin lujidhwdam. I lose sight
of' him, (her, \t,)nind angu-ahama,
nin havdhama; nind angwuhandanj
ninlandbu7iddn. —I am (it is) lost
sight of, nin lishhvdlamindgos;
hi&hkwdlaminaguud.
Sign, kikinawddjiUhignn, mamakad-
jitchigan, mamakd^ahandjigan.
Sign, (I subscribe;) I sign, ti'iiid ijini-
kasoioin nind aton, ( I put down mv
name;) mujivdn nin tagina, (1
touch the pen.)
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8ilonrp, hiidnnhiwin, iahkwnwewin,
(uhkowewiii.)
Sileiico; I fileucn him, nin hhnna-
bia. 1 siltMicn liiio, ho caiinoi an-
swer, ;///( iiHtivanimii.
Silk, silk-stnlT, Kfrtilni. nenihaiveijin.,
Rllk (or ffnwitiu, K-iiihairnnKalHth.
Silk hiuidkt'rchiel, u/iiham^ Khre,
Silver, jtuiiia. I w«rk silver, tiin
jitiiiiakr.
Silver; 1 silver it, nin joviiuladun.
Silvered; it is si)., i'li'iiakiKh.
Silvor-inuiiey, ji/niiatj, (silver-pie-
ces ~)
Silversmith, jimiialcewinini.
Silversmith's work.lraiie or business,
jdniiukcwin.
Similar. S. Resernlilinnr.
Sill, Ixiluih/win , hiitusim'v, mnh'lu
diidii nmn'iii . matchi. ijiivchimwin. —
Sinrili venial .'■iii. hitii'iih wincnu.
Sin; I sin, nin hittd-ijiucbiti. nin fm-
fdiditi, vin ImtaimLxnd^ nin \intiit,
nin mati'hi ditdani. nin matchi iji-
wehia. 1 iiiak(; liim sin, nin. hotd-
ijiwehifia, vin mutchi-dudunuxi,
nin, Ixitatlfldamon. 1 sin against
somi'hociy. 7tin Imtd-dodddf. I sin
against huii. nin l>a/(( i/adaift, nin
matc.hididtova.—\ sin in thoughts,
nin liaid-iiKndam'. in words, nin
hatd-(jii>vf, vin iutuwe; in actu ii,
nin, liittddiidmn.
Sinew. 8. Nerve.
Sinful; it is smtul, matiadad, haul-
ijiivehud.
Sinfulness, hatd-ijiwelisii^in, mah) i
himadi,sia<in. <<"
Sing; 1 sine, nin nit(jam. I pre[)ar''
myself for singing." «t« nandanai i.
I sing for a \hoo(, nin (jotlji-nngaui.
I mistake in shiging, niii irdnaa n.
I sing it high, nintl ix/i^.u'inrfnn. 1
sing it low, nin iiiha,«swew{f:in. I
sing to him, ni?i nnijamutawa.
Singer, nne<ivi6ui.niui. Feinale sing-
er, naijamoilwe.
Singing, the act of singing, na/jumo-
win.
Single; I am single, (not married,)
nind ot^hkinig, kawinnimvidiyeui,
nijike nind aia.
Single fitnir, fifhkiniciuin. (Married
stale, viditimdinin. )
Sing mnrkiny; I sing to mork seme-
body or soniethinir. nin nandpa-
nam. J sing him (her, it) mocking,
nn nandjaijamonan', nin nana-
jmnainon.
SiriL'iilar, (in s. in.) S, Curious.
Siiik in; I sink in the uronnd with
my loot, via hikitkumii/iffe. I
sink in mud, nin (UKjirdnagwn-
tchi.'-hki'irfiine. 1 sink' in the snow,
nin, t/inddirnf/onc/'fe. I sink in
snow or sand, walking, vin mi-
ivaam. \ sink to the hottom, nin
f(<nnhi, nin 7nijakin'i'.— \ sink s, th.
in_ the ground, i,in ijinddkamiijaiije,
nin ffindd/,iivu'i/if/ika. I sirili il'in
the ground, i in., an.) nin (jinddka-
viiaaan ; nin ijinddkumiijawa. 1
sink it in the snnd, («'«.. "aw. ) w««
f/induiavianijaun; nin (jindaiaxcun-
(intra.
Sink in; it sink, in the ground, ijin-
ddlami(jiihk(imn<Hid, i/inddkumi-
yii-hki.dnnaijnd . It sinks in the
sand, (nndiiiauunujiitlika. It sinks
deep in the water, fa canoe, ves-
sel, etc.) (jindd,-,'./,a. It sinks to
the hcttom, (foidl/imafjnd, mijaiis-
srmagad.
Sinner, huinld-ijiirelii.tid.
Sioux Indian, Jiwnn. Nud(,iofssi.
Sioux lnngnage,/.jrf/««'?HOTr/>».T speak
tlie Sioux lan.;w/« hwdnim.
Sioux scalp, hwunii-/ifi(iwan, (Sioux
head.) 1 bring a Sioiix scalp, nin
hijiive.
Sioux squaw, bwdnikwe.
Sip; I sip \t, nind odonend an, nind
<.diinum<tnot(tn.
Siren, mem,r<iu'esn.
Sirop. S. Maple-sirop.
Sister, atvema. My, thy, his older
sister, nhnis.si, kinmse, onmaiian.
My, thy, his younger sister, nit,hi-
me, kistiime, oslmntian.
Sister-in-law; my, thy, his sister-in-
law, (a male sfieaking to a male or
in regard to a ina\c,)nimm, kinim.
wininum,; (a female speaking to a
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fctnale or in regnrd to a fomalc,)
nin.iUniijive, kiduntfive, oiiihufweian,
Sit;_l Hil, I hit down, 1 utii Miuin«,
tiin uuinatltili, nin ivnircnah, nin
ttmah. 1 mako liiin Nit ilowii, nin
hit, itiiilahi'a, Ilia wuicc/mlua. 1 nit
uiioii, /li/iil ai/irulah, nin apdh I
sit on it, iiinU a/iithin. 1 sit well,
coinlorliibly, «<«. iiiinwuh^nin iiadb.
1 sit uncoijifortalily, niit miinab. 1
sit down olbuwiiere, nind a/iilah. —
I sit in a cintain pluce, nin danub,
1 sit (ori'Hiust, m tliu (irst place,
nin ni(/dniil>, nin nitiiindh, 1 sit
behind, in the Inst place, nind
iahkwtb. I sit on the Imre trrfniti,
nin mitdh. 1 sit broadly, ;//'/i (/t>7t-
awat). 1 sit obliquely, nin bimi-
dab. I sit straif^ht up, nin muia-
nab. I sit by Ins side, tiin ndnia-
dabiiatvu. I sit with him, w//).«'j</a.
?jimu. I sit a certain Inngth ollinie,
7iin nomiujt'b. 1 sit with down-
banf,Mng arms, vin jimjinikib. I
sit with crossed arms, nind ajide-
nikcb. 1 si' hka ^xhxrA, nin bin ind-
wub. — We sit around, nin ijiivita-
bimin. Wo sit around hiin in a
seniicircle, 7iin wagnnabitauHinnii.
We sit around him" in a circle, nin
ijiwitabitaircnan, nin. wakabita-
ifanan. We sit close together,
crowded, 7iin sindabimin. We sit
in a line or range, nin nibinebimin,
or, nin nibidibiniin,
Sithe. S. Scythe.
Sitting, the act of sitting, namada-
bitcin.
Sit up; I sit up at night, 7iin nihnh,
nin nibeuab. I situpwatcii; ^a
corpse, nin nihib.
Six, 7iin(jotn'ns$u-i. We are six of
us, 71 in ningatwatchimin. There
are six in. objects, ningotwatchi-
non.
Six, Tiingofn'asso..., in composi-
tions, vvhich see in the First Part.
Six every time, six each or to each,
nenimjol wasu'Wi .
Six hundred every time, 600 each or
to each, neningotwasswuk.
Sixth; the nixlh, ckn-nindntwatching
'I'he sixth tiuu', niinnilwutLkiny.
Sixthly, ek'i-tiini/i'tualtltinf(.
Six thousand, ninijotuattliimj mi-
ditsuwak.
Six times, ningotwatvhtnij.
Six limes every time, six times each
i)r to each, nenimjotwutcbinq.
Sixty, nimjiitwdnximidanu. Vv'e are
sixty, nin, nimjoOrdsnitnidanane-
7nin. There are sixty »«. objects,
nin gilt Wiunimidiinaivi wan. There
are sixty pair, nin</(ilwa«.simidana^
wiwdn.
Sixty every time, 60 each or to
each, neningatudfisiniidana.
Sixty hiiiidrcil, {UOOU,) nin(jotn-dff,i-
7nidrn(ik. We are 6(100 "in num-
ber, 7nn 7tinif(ifwiiMniidan(ik(>ni'
min. There are (iUOO -///. objects,
nint/olwagniniiddnakwadvn.
Skate, jdslikwddiKKjan.
Skate; 1 skate, »<«« ■ionhkuddnc.
Skein; one skein, 7iiiiij(.(6nsd/ide.
Skelrh; 1 sketch it,«'jV/ ir.aninibian.
Skilful; I am skilful, 7)(«M'a(m/(/i«.'(.
Skill, skilfulness, tvaiiinfiniwi'n. I
I act with skilfulness, iiin wawin-
gr.tchige.
Skin; my, thy. his skin, 7unjagadi
kijagadi, PJigiidian.--M.y skin is
black, ni/> makiiten'itjc. My s. is
red, 7iin 7n/,sA!raJe. My s. is white,
nin 7vdbinhkaje. My s. is yellow,
7iind ondwaje. My ^. is dirty, ««i
7ndindjiwdje. My s. is hairy, nin
miaBatm^ My s. is lull of pim-
ples, nih pikwajrahka, nin pa/ik-
7iiajeshka. My s. is pufi'ed op by
huTuiug, 7iind o7)diujeiakis. My s.
is soft, nin nokaje. — I cool my skin
with cold water, nin (akijeiaba-
7VH7iidis. I feel pain on my s.,
nin wissagaje. 1 nib my s. with
s. th., nin sinigwajebinidis. I rub
my s. with s. th., nin giniqivaje-
binn. My skin comes otV, ninbixh-
agika, nin binagitihku, nin (chinha-
Jen/ika. The skin of my lijis comes
oJf, nin binagidoneshka. The $. of
my face coiiies oil", wm binaging-
iveahka.
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Skin Oi' an nnitnni, arrfrnwdinn.
Wkiii of B male (iun(lru|u'(l, niahv-
wainn; of tlic liirno-.t kiiui, uiuhe
U'fijin. iSUiii of H /<■//*«/« (jiiadrti-
1»fl(l, n<>jiivainn\ of i\\v. Iiirsest
tiiul, niijiwitjin. — (Jrocn «kin, «a//-
katai'y of tlu) largiist kind, uHlild-
fjin. Dry skiii, ijtmkdtai; of llie
largeHt kind, ^/((*/(/y(/).. Skin of a
JuadniiM'd wiihout llio liair,^ia.s7i-
wuivvjiijiiih.
Skin. tS. Kinv.
Skull, inji(j(ui. My, thy, his skull,
ninimlilinjan, ktnindilie/jan, tviiiin-
dihiijun ; or, ninhl^ijwurntjt gan,
I'ishtiijiranifjdjnn, vtikiiijnan iijcjan.
Tlic skin of my, tliy, his skull,
iiinik(Vid, ktuikwai, innikivai. —
There are skulls, «it//(/a//i/^'a. Place
where there are sliuUs, wijiijunik-
an.
Sky, (jijiij. The sky is blue, mijalc-
u'uu. 'I'ho iik'f iiir(.H\,iniKknuiir(id.
Under the sky, (in the open air, J
mni.'^hatrakaiiiuj.
Sky-uluo; it is dyed sky-blue, (in.,
an.) inijakwuddtuj indnde; niijuk-
vudntuj iiiu/iKO.
^\i\h,j'i(jiihu(ljttjan.
Slakeii; 1 slalicii it, nin nesJuiiujvji-
naii, nin nes/taii(itdii(jifian.
Slaniler, dujindiuiii, nmtchidnjindi-
win.
Slander; I slander, nin, dajinge, nin
■inatclii dajinije.
Slanderer, dijimjcd, mcMii-daJlnfied.
Habitual slaiKiercr, dcjinijfit^kkid.
Shmderous; 1 am »\., iiiinluyiiKjcshk.
.*<late; ojihit'ijd n-as.n/i; djihiiijumwas-
di/i.
i^\nughteT,nis8kHwin.dapinanidiw'>n.
Slave, awakufi. 1 am a slave, idnd
aicakdniir. Male slave, ahanini.
Female slave, (dntnikivc.
iS'lavery, uwanikaniwin; aicanikani-
diwin.
Sleigh, oddlmn, odidinnnk. I make
a sioigh, nihd udidjauike.
Sleep, ndjaicin,.
Sleep; I sleep, 7iin nlhd. I make
him sleep, nin ndica. 1 si. in the
daytime, nia giji<jiniba. 1 fall in
a profound sleep, nin enwtngitai>h.
1 rtlee|i iir(irtnindly,/(//t lii-t^imjuavi,
nin. liiinaiKjirain. I si. much, nin
uihas/ik, nin iriiif/tiijanr. 1 si. to(i
much, nia onaDiinijiram, uin bm-
gcKjirniii. 1 kI. soltly, Hlightly,
mn jiliingN'dtih. I si. strongly, nin
gMii/iiKjHtim. 1 «1. With ijjjen e\cs,
vind ainiddnijuam. I si. with my
mouth o|ien, nin tinvanimijwurn. I
walk sleeping, nin iraninijuiuh. —
1 sleep with him, nin n'ilif7)ia. We
sleep t()getli(!r, nin wibendimin.
We, sleep all in a row or range,
n in n ilddciipuut min.
Rhu'piness, (/igilnngwa.shiwin, win-
(Ji'sli , m'/lf/irni.
Sleeping, nihuwin. . Had habit of
sleepnig too much, nilashkiwin^
wiiKjfiijaneU'in.
Sleeping-roem, niheinn.
Sleepy; I am sleepy, «m gigihi^ij-
n-axli, nin pcifit'Ungunhibhka, nin
wi-7tdi<i. I am very sleepy, nin
nunddicliingwai^h, nin mningwath.
Sleeve, nagwdi.
Slender. S. Slim.
Slice; slice of dried venison, liunij-
aican. Slice of cedar in the bot-
tom of a canoe, a/d.-n^itdija/i.
Slide; 1 slide on the ice, nin himi-
has. 1 slide fast, nin kijilnn. 1
slide in a certain way, mud ijisse.
]l slides, hidji'idc. Tiie bird slides
through the bird, hiiljihiso hinculn.
It slides fast, kijilndeniagad. It
slides in a certain way, ijisnima-
(jad.
Slide and fall; I slide and fall, nind
(ijd^/ii,-Jnn. I slide and fall on the
ice, nind ojdnkikmithiny on the
snow, nind qinKhiigi.Hiahirr, on a
stone, nind ojtt^hdhikitiJtin.
Slide back; 1 slide h-^Lck, nind ajecse.
It slides back or backwards, ajes-
seniagad.
Slide! down; I slide (it slides) down,
nin nissdko.s/ie, nin ndnji, nin ndn-
jisie, nin nishi; ninxdkossemagud,
nanjimagad, nunjisxemagad, nit:ld-
magad. \ slide down tlie hill, ?t;>i
joakkwadjiwe.
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Slide in; I slide or fall in, nin pin-
djisse. It slides or falls in, ;y«;';w//MAi?-
mugad. 1 slirle or fall (it slides or
falls) ii) a huUow |il&ce, nin [liii-
dan.ikaii.ufie\ pindanikaroissemi-
(/ad. I slide (it slides) in a hole.
7ii?i hfidakwei'ne; JiidahwestienuKjad.
1 slide in with my foot, nia pindji-
sidcsse; with my leg, nin. lAndiya-
dense. 1 slide (it slides) in the wa-
ter, tii/i hab'l'iMc; iHtl-ohix^emagad.
Slide through. S. Fail through. .
/Slightly, iihidadj- uM(j(itck.
(Slim; 1 am of a Klim or slender size,
nind agasnakwuiawcs, nin gigui-
awes.
ii\ing,/jm.nJ:u'<'hoJJigan. I am throw-
ing with a sling, nin paskikwcbu-
djige.
H\i[>. S. Slide.
Slippery ; it is slippery, ojdshamagad,
ji>Jdku'ad.J( Micniiiagad.
Sloih. Slothful. Sloth'fulness. — S.
Lazy. Laziness.
Slow; I am slow at worlv,«(W luihegi-
kudis, nil! Icdicdji/iawis, ni/i hivai-
au'in, ni/id ■mdjinawes, nin httljiw.
— I am slow m eating, nin halt-
gikadandjige, nin hidjie:i<ln. — I am
slow in lu'y thoughts and resolu-
tions, nin halendam.
Slowly, Icka, naegatch, dhishxtch. I
walk, navigate or travel slowly,
nin biUka.
Slowness at work, halegikadisiwin,
hcdjiwin. Slowness in eating, htwe-
gikadu/idjigewin, ledJCssiniu' i n.
Slowness df tiiought aiid mind, he-
dendamt/icin. Slow walking or
travel ing, hti^ikawin.
Sluggard, kdimishkid, tnidtagadisid,
enokin^ig. I am a sluggard, nin
kitimishk, nin tdtagadis.
Sluggish. Sluggishness. — S. Laz)'.
Laziness.
Slumher; I slumber, nind asingwatn.
Slut, waninid ikwe.
Sluttish; 1 am si., nin winis.
Sluttishness, winidwin.
Small; 1 am small, r/«'«(Z ff^««/i/, nin
idkoa. I am very small, nin ma-
Bkig. I make myself small, nind
agashiidis. — U is small, agassa,
agasdn, agciKdnad. It is small : a
globular object, in., ugaKnimina-
f/(w/;_globulai oh}., an., ctguMimi-
n<igi»i\ a house or room, ufiunsate:
metal, in., aga.^,^ahikad; metal, an.,
aguf.mbikid\ stutf, in. agimigad]
stuff., an., agast<i(jm. — 'h is too
small for me, (-/«.", an.) nin sind-
kan; nin dndkaiva. 1 make it
sniall, or smaller, nind agauaton,
mud agnst^itnn.^ — We are smnll,
nin hahiwijinimin. They are'
small, {in. ) huliwawan.
Small person, teko^id.
Sma.i-pox, mumakidivin. I have the
^ small-pox, nind om-Dnukis.
Smart at work. S. Zealous.
Smell, (odor,) ijirndt/ddwin. I make
a good smell by burning s. th,, nin
minas.iige. \ burn M {in. , an.) to
make a good smell, nin minaumn;
nin minasHca. I spread the smell
o( s.lh., nin hidjimamgc. — I am
(it is) of such a smell or order,
nind ijiiungofi;ijimagwad. I liave
(it has) the smell of'ardent liquor,
nind^ iMotctcahnimag/s; inlikate-
nndMiimugicad. I hate' the smell of
it, {in., an.) ninjingimdnddn; nin
Jingimdmd. I suffer" from the smell
of it. ( in., an. ) nin kofagimanddn;
7iin kotagimdmd.
Smell, (scent;) I smell s. th., nin
minnndjige. I smell him. (her, it)
nin mindma, nin minandaiia; nin
minnnddn. I give him to smell s.
th., ninm. undaoma, ninmindssa.
mawa-
Smell, (emit odor;) I smell, nin mi-
nagos; it smells, minngnad. I
sm'ell (it smells) well, nin mim-
Tnago.s; tninomagwad.' Something
smells well to ine, nin minoman-
djige. He (she, it) smells well to
me, nin minamd^nd] nin mino-
mdnddn. It smells well when
burnt, (*■/?,., an.) niinimate; mino-
masso.- I smell bad from perspir-
ation, nin witihago?nagos. It srnsUs
* NOTE. For smell bad, see Stink.
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the sweat, (liquid,) wishagwa-
gami.
Smell, bailsmen. 8. Stench. Stink.
Smelleil; I am (it is) smellecl, nin hi-
djiiiiagos; bidjimagwad.
Smelt; 1 smelt, nin ningikosige.
Smelt, (in s. in.) S. Melt.
S me 1 te r , ningikosigewialni,
Smel ting-furnace, ningikosigan, nin-
gahikitiigan.
Smelting-honse, (foundry,) ningiko-
sigewiijamig.
Smile; 1 smile, nin hap.
Smiling, hdpiwiii. I have a smiling
countenance, nin hahdpingrce, nin
jmningwen. I show him a smil.
count., ninjomingwetawa.
Smith, nwishtoia. 1 am a smith, nind
awifhtuiaw.
S mit hs h op , awi^htfdmcigamig.
Smith's trade, awishtoiawiwin.
Smoke; there is smoke, pahoene,
pashkine. I make smoke, nin pa-
shkinawe. I make smoke around
him, nin gikanamoswa. The smoke
ascends, onihdhate. The smoke
comes from..., on/lnhntr,. — I can
endure much smoke, nin jihana-
mos, nin wakiwanamos. — It
smokes, (in a lodge or house,) gi-
kanamode. It smokes in my lodge
or house, gikmiainode endaiiin,
nin gikanamos.
Smoked meat, ondssigan. I smoke
meat, nind ondssige.
Smoker, seqasswud'. Great smoker,
netd-saganswad. Smoker of mixed
tobacco, epdkosiged. Smoker of
pure tobacco, metdkosiged.
Smoke tobacco; I smoke, ninxagas-
8W( , I smoke pure tobacco, nin,
mitikosige; I mix my tobacco, nind
apdkosige. I have nothing to
smoke, ninmanipwa. — We smoke
together, (in a council,) nin sagas-
sweidimin.
Smoking, sagasswdwin, sagasswiiHo-
ivxn.
Smooth; I smooth with an iron, nin
joshkwaigaige. I smooth it, iron it,
(in., an.) nin joskkwegaan', ninjo-
ahhcegtiwu.
Smooth, (ins. in.)S. Polish. Pol-
ished.
Smoothed ; it is smoothed with a flat-
iron, {in., an.) joshktvdiaaigade:
joihkwdigaigaso.
Smoothing iron, Joshkwdigaigan.
Smooth rock; there is a flat smooth
rock, jos/ikwdnahika.
Agnail, bimiskodissi, »
/A'nake, ginihig,
»S)iake Indian, Oinehigonini.
-S'nare, nagwdgan. I lay snares, jiin
nagwdnike. I lay him a snare
to catch him, nin dagoda-
wa. I lay him a snare or trap,
nind oniumawa. I catch in a snare,
nin nngwddjige. I catch hin> (her,
it) in a snare, nin nagwana; nin
nagwadan. I avoi'.; a snare, or
escape out of it, nin hanagwds. I
miss him in my snare, he avoids
it, or escapes out of it, nin buna-
gwdnn. 1 am caught in a snare,
nin nagtvds.
-6'iiare-string, nagwnganiiab.
^S'liitr; I sniff, nin nandf/mandjige.
/^nipe, padashkaanji, w.unomini~
keshi.
(Snivel; I snivel, nin sikauddjane,
nin sikamn iskigome.
Snon^; i snore, nin madivengwam,
nil!, madwingwash.
Snor\ng,madwingtvumowin,madwin-
gwaiihiioin.
Snoi, niskigoma^i, siniskigoman. My,
thy, l>is snot, niniskig!im.an, kini-
skigoman, iviniskigamanan. I draw
up my snot, nind ikignme, nind
nditiftua niskigoman. nin sindgawis-
kigomc. The snot is running from
my nose, n-n sikawiniskigome; by
cold, nin sikawiniskigotneumdj.
'S'notty; I am sn., nin siniskigoman.
-^ynout; its snout, oshkinj. It has a
small snout agdssi.^hkinji. It has
a large snoui , mdngishkmji.
Snovi, gon, agjn. On the snow, mi-
tagmag. 'i'here is snow, gonika.
There is much snow, a deep snov^•,
isJtpdgonagn, it^hpate. — The snow
is soft, jakdgonaga, nok/tgcmaou .
The snow is settled, hard, nsca'nd-
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so J
gonaga, Jcijiwdgonaga. The s.
lowers, melts down, mugwagovc-
shin. The s. is frozen, guwagn-
nat/a. The s. is crusty, hard, wa-
Ja^iflrf. The s. is falling from the
trees, missanwimagad, lindiuiTci-
magad. I am (it is) covered with
sno'w, nm vingwano; ningirano-
mngad. 1 melt snow for water, nm
Hj'dbil-e. 1 walk in the snow with-
out snowshoes, nm mamitanm.
*'>now; it snows, togipo. It begins
to snow, inndipn. It snows in
sm»ll flakes, hmipo. It s. in large
flakes, mdngadepo. The snow
begins to cover the ground, biwipo.
Soft watery snow is falling, ja-
Upo. A snow-storm passes by,
himipo. It snows no more, uhhva-
po. It snowed enough, gijipo.
Sno'N-hird.ivabaningosi.
Snow-blind ; I am 'sn., nm sassa-
kingwe.
Snow-blindness, sassdH.igwewm.
Snow-drift ; there is a sn.. hiwan.
Snowishoe, agim. I make snowshoes,
niiid dgimil-e. I lace or till a snow-
shoe, nind ashUma agim. 1 walk
with snowshoes, nind dgimosse,
nind oddgiin. I am coining on
snowshoes or with snowshoes, ram
hiddgimosse. The snow sticks_ to
my snowshoes, run misikwasika-
Snowshoe-fiUing or lacing, ashktma-
wi/i.
Snowshoe-making, agiimkewtn.
Snowshoe -ornament, riima/r/aw.
Snowshoe-string, adiman.
Snowshoe-trail ; there is an even
snowshoe-trail, onagwanaga.
Snow-walker, netdtvayimcmcd.^ I am
a good snowshoe-walker, ninnitd-
ivagimosse.
Snowshoe-walking, agimossewin.
Snow-storm ; a snow-st. is coining,
hidipo- There is a snow-storm, or
drift of snow, hiwan. The snow-
st. is driven away by the wind,
mddjipo. A snow-st. is passing
bv, )timipo.
i^nnii, a^sema, pindakiceivin. T man-
ufacture snuff, nind attemalce.
( Asffmakftrin. AsscmalieU'inin i.
Aff€7naknviqamifi. )
Snuflf; I snurt', 1 tiike snuff, wmjoin-
dalwe, nin pindnkuljane.
Snuff; I snuff the cnndle, nin h'sh-
kanjihidan wafaaknanendjtgan.
Snufl-hox, nesema-makdk.
Snufl'ers. kin/ikunjekvdjigan.
So, mi, mi ,ia.
Soak ; it soaks, {iti., an.) agwinde ;
agmndjin. I put it in water to
soak, («■«., an. ) nind agwindjiton ;
nind agirindjima.
Soap, kisihigaiijan. Liquid soap,
pingwi-kiiihiguigan. I make soap,
nin kibibigaiganike.
Soap-boiler, so'ap-nianufacturer, kis-
ibiga iganikeiviu in i.
Soap-boi'lery, soap-house, soap-man-
ufactory, kiisilmiaigdnikewigamig.
Soap-making, kialhigdiganikewin.
Soai>-suds, soap-water, kidbigaigan-
aoo.
Sob ; I sob, nin naahigide.
f^ohhing, nashigidewin.
Sober ; I am sober, (not drunk now,)
nind aninbddis; nin hagakddis. I
am sober again (after drunken-
ness,) nind atchi.
Soberness. S. Sobriety.
Sober person, menikwcs&ig.
Sobriety, anhmdisiwin, lagakadisi-
win, ateJiiivin.
Society. S. Company.
Sock, ajigan.
Sodomy, podjidiinrin. I commit so-
domy, nin podjidiie.
Soft ; it is soft, (in., an.) nokadad ;
nokadisi. — S. Weak.
Soften, 1 soften it, (iw., an.) nin
nokiton, nin nokihidon. nin nokigi-
hidon ; nin nokia, nakihina, nin
nokiqihtna. I soften linden bark,
nind assigohi.
Softly, slightly, naegalch. lika.
Soft weather. S. Mild weather.
Soil.aH.
Soil. Soiled.— S. Dirty.
Sojourn, apidnnidicin.
Sojourn ; 1 sojourn, nind apidanie.
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Solace ; I aolace, nind dbldwinge. I
solace him, nind dhiuivima.
So'dier, jinuujatmh, tnlnutiino, mi-
(lasowiiiini.
Sole of tlie foot, onanagdViaidnma.
!My, tliy, his sole, ninanMijdkibid,
I'inanmakinid, (manu(/u/ritiid.
Solicit; I solicit him, ni/i wikwatck-
id, nifh wikwddf/inu.
Solid; it is solidj strong, {in., un.)
s'JtKjon ; sdnfjin.
Some, dniud,paiij/i, Mhyi/f.
Somebody, awiia, hemadinul ,
Something, geijo, nin(/dt, nin/jfotuno.
Somewhere, niiKjdtcld.
Son, oywissiina, weywinsimifid. My,
thy, his son, nirnjwin". ki(jin«e, og-
wusan ; or, tiinf/itmsine, kiijwueitB,
(KjwixsisHari. 1 have a sun, nind
0{/wie8. 1 have him> for a son, he
IS my son, nt/nl cUjivimnun, nind
(xjwtssima. 1 am a son, ntnd (kj-
wissinwjo.
Song, nagamon, nagamowin. Reli-
gious song, (hymn, ) anamie-naga-
num, anarnie-nagntnowift,. IJad
song, nagaHKinibh.
Song -book, nagaitUi-masinaigan-
Songster, nagamowinini.
Songstress, nagamoikwe.
Son-in-law; my, thy, his sOfi-in-law,
niningwan, kiidngwan, oningwa-
nan. The son-in-law of a family,
nadngish. i am son-in-law _ in a
family, nin naangub, nind ojinin^
dam.
Haon, watha, tuaiiba, pitchinag, we-
wih. As soon as possible, uga-
vmnupi.
Soot, winjide.
Sooty ; It is sooty, winjidetnagad.
Sorb-berry, makwimin.
Sorb-tree, makwimij.
fc^orcerer, wahanr/ivinini, I am a sor-
cerer, nin wdham/w.
Sorcery, u'al)an</wiwin.
tiarwi, jiiiilxig.
Sorrow, kashkendammvin, ghsaaen-
daiTKrwin, wasnitan^end am^nvin, gi-
hendammvin . koiageiidanv/win. Sor-
row of the heart, kaahkendamidee-
toni. I have much eorruw, nin
gihendam. I cause him much ».,
nin gihendarnia, nin gihendnmiah-
ku/ra. It causes me much s.,* nin
gibcndarniskkagon. I die of sor-
row, nin. nibcndam.
Sorrow. Sorrowful, (ins. in.) S. Sad-
noHs, Sad.
Sorrowful ; F am sor., nm gissnden-
dam, ninmamidawendain. 1 make
lain bor., nin giumdendamia. — S.
Sad.
Sorry ; I am sorry, nin Tcashkendam.
— S. Repent.
Sought; I am fit is) sought, nin
nandaivahnndjigae ; nandawaband-
jigudc.
Soul, otchitchagtima. My, thy, his
soul, iiii. tc/uhkag, ki tchitchug, o
tcliitc/iagwan. 1 have a soul, 7ii?id
{itili/frlnig.
Sound ; 1 let hear a certain sound,
7ii/id inwe. it gives a sound, iji-
wemagud. It gives a hollow sound,
wimbweiremngud. He makes a
sound with his wings, (bird,) TOa</-
weiarigetse. A sound is produced
by tw'o trees rubbing against each
oilier, kidbahvad.
Sound; it sounds, madwemn, mad-
wewemagad. I make sound s. th.,
nin madwisiitchige, nin madwi-
wetchige.. I make it sound, nin
nutdwimton., nin madwiweton. Any
thing that sounds or gives a sound,
mndwtwLtcldgan. It sounds loud,
k/Jiwf'inngud, I make it sound
loudly, nin kijiweweton. It sounds
in such a manner, (running wa-
ter,) a/iitu'ewednwan. — It sounds,
(metal, in., an.) Jinawabikissin,
sangniewemagad,mngivewes8injin-
a wdakohocmagad, madwe t abikis-
.sin ; jinawaidkishin, mngweue,
eangiveur'shin,jinawdakoktoe, mad-
wri'dbikixhin. — 1 make sound iron,
nin jewabikaan biwabik, nin mad-
v't/iabikaan. I make sound metal,
ninjinanuuidjige ; I make it sound,
nm jin^-aodtm. 1 make sound
metal, (»«.., an.) by movng it. nin
jinawdbikidm ; nin jinawdbiUnu.
Sound ; 1 sound with a soundmg
m,i-
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«l«ad. nin ga^widakadjige. I sound
• |*,nt;i gagwedaTcadnn.-\ SQWwA with
a pole, nin gagwedukn{/e.
Sounded ; U is sounded or made to
sound, (metal, in., an.) mndweid-
bikaigadc ; madweiuHkaiuaso.
Soundmg-lead, gagwedakaajigan.
Soundly, kijijd.
Soup, nahvb. (S. Indian corn-soup.)
Poor soup, (not seasoned;) dni^sa-
ho. I make poor soup, iiind anis-
taboke.
Sour ; it is sour, {in., an.)jiwan, ji-
.1 ^wam^-^it' ; jiwid. _ 1 make sour s.
ih.., n'.n jiwissitchige. I make it
sour, {in., an.) ninjiwiton, ninji-
wissiion; ninjiwitawa, nin jiwtuh-
ima,, nin jiwuiu.
Source, (fountain, spring,) tmkidji-
wanibig.
Sour milK, meshkmvikwissing Mosha-
ho. Tlie niilk'l)ecomes sour, mah/i-
kawikwissiih tutonliabo.
South, jdvoan. In, to or from the
south, jdwanong. Towards the
south, jawanung i'lahikcia.—Thti
clouds come from the soutli, ja-
wanukwad. The rain comes from
the eoMthJawanihifsa. It thun-
ders in the a., jawanaamog {ani-
mikig.)
South-bird, (bird coming from the
aoath,) jdwfmibineshi.
Soxxthwind, jdivanin(4in. The wind
comes from the south, jdwanino-
din.
Sovereign, kitcki-ogima.
Sovereign Pontill. S. Pope.
Sow Ki4)Jcosh-
Sow; I 90W,nln kitige, nin pngidi-
nige. I sow it, {in., an.) nin ki-
tigadan, nin imjidinan; nin ki-
tigana, nin pagidina.
Sowed; it is sowed, kihgade, pagv-
dinigadc.
Spade. 8. Ghovel.
Span, (measurement;) one span, hf-
jigwahivoagan. ninffotirakw<,agii n.
Two span's, three .«i)aiis, etc., nij-
wakwoagan, nimvakivnwan, etc.—
So many spans, damwalu'i agaii.
Spaniard, £*hpaio.
Spanish white. S. Chalk.
Spanish woman, eshpaiohwe.
tVpare; 1 spare it, [in., an.) nin ma-
naf'jiUm; nin manddjia. 1 spare
rr.yseif, nin manddiiidis.
Spa.-e, (in s. in.) S. Reserve.
Spared, (in s. in.) S. Reserved. Ro
main.
Spark; sparks i\y off. pupakanje.
Sparrow-hawk, A-fif^fc. Another kind,
jiipiaige.
Spasms, otchipinigtnvin. I have
spams, nind otchipmig.
Spasms in the arm, hf.nd, etc. S
Arm. Hand, etc.
Spat 1 1 e , gashkakokwiigan.
Spawn, wak.
Spawn; the fish is spawning, ami
Speak; I speak, nin gigit, mn ga-
giyit, nin gijwe, nind imvi. It
speaks, gigi iomagad, inwemugad.
1 make hi'm speak, nin gigit(,a.—
I si)t!ak after him, nin kikin<4awa,
nind dnikanotnwa. 1 »[■._ angry,
nin nit^hkudji-qijwe, nin nishkadji-
gi.yit, nin nii')ikctkitug(>s, nin nan-
ishkemtagns. I sp. angry _ to him,
7tin iiiMi^janonn, nin niMadji-
ganona, nin, i -'.yhkds/ma. 1 sp. with
a l)ig tiiick voice, 7iin tubd^tiowa. I
sp. in a certain manner, or, 1 sp. a
lanRuage, nind inwe. 1 sp. close
to hi.s ear, nin pvdjinJienui. I sp.
distinctly, nin nimdagun. I sp.^
evil, nin matihiijijn'e, nin matchi
ikit. I sp. fast, quickly, nin dadd-
t(d)anagid(m, ninduddtahawc. 1 sp.
for somoboily, nin gaganodamage.
i sp. for him, nin ganodamawa,
nin gaganiidamawa. I sp. tor my-
self, 7iin gamditmndi^, nin gaga-
niidumadiii. 1 sp. for such a rea-
son, or out of such a place, nind
ondwiwidani. I sp. in a hidden se-
cret manner, nin qimodawe, nind
agotagis. I sp. hi^h, with a high
thin voice, nind it^hpi/we. I sp. in
such a place, nin danirewidam. I
sp. indistinctly, nin manjigijwe. I
si\ impurely, ninbishigwailji-gijwe,
nin uinitagi/s, nin unnigij/ve. 1 sp.
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G13 SPE
impurely to or of him, (her,)ntVi
hulmjwasiimn, nin lhhi(jwa<1ji-
gaiioim, ni i tcinima. I sp. to or
ot him, (her) impurely, mil wino-
masuma. I sp. tho language of the
people with whom I W^c^ninniin-
awe. I sp. like a (Iriuikeii person,
nin, (jiwai<hkir)ihitcinita(i<n<. 1 sp.
low, not loud, nin (fdnl-anns, nin
tehadoive. 1 sp. loud,nt/t ^wi/<;c. I
speak as loud as 1 can, nina npifo-
we. 1 sp. loud to him, nin, kiji{Hi-
nana. 1 sp. with murh noise, nind
onMgiti, nind odjanimitaijos, nind
odjaniniweu'idam. I do not dare s[).
to him, Htn, mnnnaoma. I sp. of
somehody, or, I sp. ill of somo-
Jjody, nin diijin<je. I 8[)., or, I dp. ill
of him, (her, it,) nin dajima; nin
dajindan. We sj).t)f each olht r. or,
we sp. ill of each other, nin dajin-
<Hmin. 1 sp. (or tell) of liitii, (licr,
\i,)nin dihadjima, nin hjihima\
nin, dihddotlak, nin kijilindan^ 1
sp. of him in his absence, }iin pag-
tvanonia, nin inihima. 1 sp. too
much of him, nind <inam<dama^ I
sp. nonsense through old age, nin
wanigika. ' sp. plainly, (to he
easily understood,) nin paaal-nwe,
nin ]>a(jnHlM</os, nin vagakiKnidan
vin ijiijUowiii. 1 sp. relyiuRon him,
(her, it.) nin nawipimotmn.:, nin
nandpimnn. I sj). to him relying on
s. tlu; heing hacked hy s. th., nin
nandpima. 1 sp. right or correctly,
nin ijwaidJcowf, nin gwaidlotaf/'H.
1 sp. sinfully, «m bdtawc, nin ha-
tdijijiM. 1 sp. strangely, ninnui-
id'ijiicujos, ninmaiigive. \ find ho
speaks strangely, nm maiayilmva.
1 make him sp. strangely, nin, ma-
iagwea. \ sp. strongly.vvith force,
ntn, muehlcawujiju'e., nin mashka-
witagos. I sp. stupidly, nin koposi-
tagos. I sp. the truth, nin dehwc,
'iii tidehwilagns. \ sp. through the
nose, nin, ynijihiJjanetagos. I sp.
so as to excite fear, nin Ugit'igos
I sp. in order to excite pity, nin
Jcitimagitagrte. I sp. soas to cavise
sorrow, nin wcunituwilagos. I ep.
to somebody, nin gandjiwe. 1 bd.
to him, (her, it,) nin gandna; Hin
gandddn. 1 sp. to him in ordi# to
make himhehave well, nin ndnd-
ganinnti. I sp. to myself, nin gund'
nidig. We speak to one another,
nin gandnidimin. I sp. vainly, nin
wawijigijivc. 1 sp. wisely, pruclenl-
ly. nin. nihiraJcatagn«, mn gdgita-
wigijve. 1 sp. unwisely, foolishly,
absurdly, unchaslely, vin^agiba-
nitngoii, nin gagihadji-ginvc. 1
cease 8|)eaking, nind uhkwawe,
(ifilikowe^) nin IciMnwe. \ make
him cease to apeak, etc., «•/*
TciMimtd, nind iidil'wawea.
S])eaker, neta-gigitod, netawed, gigi-
tnirinini.
Speaking, gigiti.win, gagigitowin,
g/Jirmcin. Ar'igry speaking, ni»h-
k'udji gijweirin , ninlikadji-gigito-
win, n i nhkanUujanioin, nishkadji-
(/ananidiwin. I'^oidish, frivolous or
irni)\ire sp., gtu/ihaaitagosiMiin,
g'igihadji-gijvcwin, gagihaaji-gigi-
loioin. Hidden inys'teriouB sp.,
(Ujiitagiisiwin, giniddi/ivewin. Ill sp. ■
matchi giiwewin, matchi ikitowin,
matchi idiwin. In.,)nre indecent
sp.. 9vinigijue/vin, winitagosiwin,
hiikigwadji-ijijweu'in. Mistake in
speak., tvaiwwewin, wanigijweivin.
I mistake iu 8[.ea]iin g,ninwan()we,
7i,inwanli.njn'e. Speaking of other
people, dajindiu'in, dajingewin. —
Speaking of each other, or to each
other, idiwin. Plain distinct in-
telligil)le sp., nitmitotagodwin, p:>-
giikitagosiwin, Pp^aKing with_ re-
liance on some object, nandpimo-
win. Sinful sp. hatugywewtn, la-
tawcwin. Strong sp., mashkatvig-
I'pveivin. Wise prudent sp., ntb-
wakdtagosiwin. Unwise imprudent
sp., gugibahitugosvudn, hitinadji-
giiwewin.
Sji'eaking-house, council-house, gi-
gitdwigamig.
Speak well 'of..., (in s. in.) S.
Praise.
Spear, unit. Handle to a spear, ani-
tiiak.
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Spear; I spear fish, nvid ahcawa,
(akrAva.) I spear him, (her, it,)
nin bamibdwa] niii baihthaan. 1
spear fish at night, nin wa^nwa.
Speared; I am (it is) speared, 7ii/i
bashihai^as; bashibaiijade.
Spearing hsh at night, wasswewin.
Specie, (silver-money or gold-mo-
ney, )m?7«W^.
-kVpeck. S. xS'pot.
»S'pec tacl es , vshkinjigrikadjigan.
Spectator, waiahamjed.
Spectre, tchibai.
Speech, c/iijit/zwin, animitaijosiivin,
aiunimitagosiwiii. I make a speech
niii (figit, nind ajiitnitugos, iiiiid
aianimitagoa.
.Vpeed, daddtabiwin.
iS'peedy; I am speedy, nin daddtaM.
^S'pelling-book. S. iS'chool-book.
iS'pend;! spend all day in such a
place, nin dajufijiyintam. 1 spend
all night in such a place, nin daji-
tibikanain.
iS'pend all. consume; 1 spend M,nin
tchdyinige. I spend all of it, (in.,
an.) nintchdghian; nin tchdgina.
I am in the habit of spending ail.
nintchuginigeshk. Habit of spend-
ing all, tchuginigeshkiwin.
i^pendthrift, tenaidginifieshkid, nesh-
iwanadjifchiged, benadjitod od aii-
man.
/S'pent. S, All spent.
jSperm-oil, kitchiglgb bimide.
AS'pider, assubiket-ht. Spider's web,
cobweb, assabikeshiwasnab.
i^pike, kitchi-sagaigan.
S^\\\\ 1 spill, nm iigwebinige. I spill
it, {in.. Ml.) nin sigwebnian; nin
sigu'china. I spill s. th. belonging
to him, or for him, nin dgweli-
na7nau'a.
iSpill, (in s. in.) S. Pour out.
Spilt; it is spilt, .sigwebinigade.
iS'pin; I spin, nind assahdbike, nin
mshkatiige, nin bimativie. It spins,
bimaUigemugad, gashlcateigema-
gnd.
Spine, tatagngwnn. — *S'. Backbone.
*S'pinning, gashkatiigeivin, bimaUige-
win, aanababikewin.
' iypinning-wheel, bimatcigan, gash-
kattigan,
i^pirit, manito. I am a spirit, nin
niauitoiv. I am considered a spirit,
nin manitincis. Quality or charac-
ter of spirit, manitowiwin. Un-
clean spirit, wanisid manito. Evil
spirit, matchi manito.
/Spit, abwdnak,
Spit; I spit him. (her, it,) nind mia-
kdkwawu; nind vnakdkwaan.
Spil ; I spit, 7iin sik, nin aikwadjige.
I spit it, ninsikiodddn. I spit upon
him, nin sikwana. 1 spit in his face,
nin sikivaningwingwiwu.
*S'pit-box, sikowini-makak, sikwadji-
ge-makak.
S\>\Xe ; in spite of..., jdgodj, kitwin,
awdndjiiih.
S\)\i out; i spit him (her, it) out, nin
sngii/Jisikwana ; nin sdgidjisik-
wadan.
Spitter, sehoadjiged.
/^'pitting, sihowin, sikwadjigewin.
A'pittle, iikiiu'agan. The spittle i;^
running from my mouth, nin sika-
u'ido?i.
Spit water ; I spit water, nin sis^
ivandjige. I spit water on him, nin
siawama. I spit water in his face,
nin siswajningivena.
-k-^pleen, wiis.
-iS'plendid; it is splendid, sasega, sa&e-
gnmagad.
-iS'plendid coat, sas6ga-babisikawagan.
Splendid man, suxega-inini.
>5',>lendid. AS'plendidly, (in s. in.) S.
Glorious. Gloriously.
;6'plendor. (brilliancy,) wa*ma*w*/<,
wasseniwin. — iS. Glory.
AS'plinter, in the hand or foot, gigntig-
tvnn. I draw out a splinter, nm
gigdtigtve. I draw him a splinter
out.wt« gidadtigwaica.
iS'plinter, (in s. in.) S. Thrust in.
^S'plit, in the skin, gipisiwin, gagipi-
sitvin.
xS'plit ; I split wood, nin tdshh'gaige.
I split it, {in.^ an.) nin tdshl'igan ;
nin tdnhkignwa. 1 split wood into
fine small pieces, nin lAssigaisse
I split it into small pieces, (wood
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in., an.) ninhissi<jaan ; ninhissi-
gawa. I split it with the teeth, (zVt.,
an. ) niw tdshkamldn ; nin tanhka-
ma.
^yplit ; it splits, tashhigisse, tashhiha-
magad. It splits, (rock, metal,)
tashkahikisse. It splits in boiling;,
dudodemaijad. The road splits, di-
vides, bakenio mikanu.
i^plit; it is split, taslikiku, taahkigish-
ka. It is split, (rock, metal, in.,
an. ) taskkahikad, tashkaJdkisi.
Split m the middle ; I split it, {in.,
an.) nin tashhinan, niii, tashkaan ;
nin tashkina, iiin tashkawa. I split
it, cutting, {in., an.) nin tashkijan;
nin taehkijwa. I split it, sawing,
{in., an.) nin lashkibodon ; nin
tnshkibona.
<9plit-saw, taahkihodjigan. (Cross-
siiw, kishkibodjigan.)
Splitting- wedge, tanhkigaigan.
tS![Ait wood for fuel, bisdgnissan.
(S'poil ; I spoil, nin banadjiiwe, nin
banadjitchige, nin mijiiwe, nin
nishiwanudjiiwe, nin nishiwanad-
jitchige. I spoil him, (her, it.) nin
banacIHa, nin mijia, nin kopadjia,
nin nishiwiinadjia; nin banadjiton,
nin mijiton, nin kopudjiton, nin
nishi'oanadjiton. — I spoil a child,
nin tessinawa abinodji. — I spoil it,
handling U, too often, {in., an.)
nin nissitchibinan; nin nisnilchibi-
na, — It spoils, (liquid,) ajdgamis-
sin.
^Jpoiled; 1 am (it is) spoiled, nin ba-
nadjitchigas , nin nishiwanadis ;
hanadjitcldgade, nishiwaimdad. It
is spoiled, abinsika,banadud,niahi-
wanadjitchigade.
A^pokcn of ; I am (it is) spook en of,
nin ivawindjigas, nin dajindjigas ;
wawindjigadc, dajindjig^ide. I am
(it is) spoken ill of, nin dajindji-
gas, nin niatc/ii dajindjigas', dajm-
djigade, mdtchi dajindjigxde.
>5ponsor at baptism, habdihucin, os-
sikawin; iniindikawin, ogikawtn. I
am sponsor, nin takonawass. I am
his sponsor, nin takonu sigaanda-
sod, or, 7iin gi-takonu gi-eigaanda-
tod.
/Spontaneously, biniiiika. It comes
( produces) spuntaneously, biniuhi-
magad.
iS'poon, itnikwan. A spoonful, ningvt-
emikwan.
»S'poon-bili, (bird,) jide.
»S'portsiiian, ginmed, neta-givased.
6'pot, kitngisi'ven.
A'pot ; I spot him, ( her, it,) nin Icita-
gia; nin kitagitan.
xS'potted ; I am (it is) snotted, nin
kitagis ; kitaginlniugad, babigwetO'
gad.
^'pread out ; I spread out, nin te«si-
nige, nin dajweginige. I sp. it out,
{in., an.) nin iessinan, nin tessigi-
nan, mn dajweginan ; nin tessina,
nm tessigina, nin dajwegina. I sp.
it out on the ground or lioor, {in.,
an. ) nin dajweyisaitim ; nin dajwe-
gishima, 1 sp. it out, hanging it
up, {in., an.) nin dajwegagudon;
tiin dajwegagona,
/Spread out;' it is spread out, {in.,
an. )_ tessinigade, dajweginigade ;
te.ssinigaso, dnjwegini'oaso.
-Spread out, (strew';) I spread out,
ninjinga/lenige. 1 sp. it out, (m. ,
an.)n injin gade nan; ninjingadena .
1 .s[i. it out,'throwing, ninjingade-
webaan. It lies spread out, stre-
wed, {in., an.) jingadendn ; jinga-
dcshin. A little of s. th. is spread
on the bottom of a vessel, }inga-
deshkine.
iS'pring, sigwan, minokami. In spring,
sii^wang. Last spring, sigwanong.
]N ext spring, paniina sigwang. The
spring belore last , awdss-eigwa-
7ion!r.—l spend the spring in a cer-
tain place, 7iin sigwaninh. I_8pend
the spring with him, nin widjieig-
ivanishima.
/Spring (fountain,) mokidjiwanibig,
takih.
/Sp'ing. S. Leap.
/Spring-water, rnokidjiwano-nibi, ta-
kiiiami.
/Spri"nklc ; I sprinkle water, ww sas-
webigandaige, ninaaxtvtbiganJjigt.
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1 enrinkle him, (her, it,) ttin ttng-
wehujandawa ; vin samuhitjandan.
Ayprinkliiiir, saawehitjandljvjeuin .
<Sprinking-pc)t and i)ruA\,m»wthi(!av-
tfjtijan, iitHwehiganduiqan, siqund-
jigan.
Aprout, mimil:
/Sprout ; it sprouts, {in., an.) garian-
u4mai7ad, iv(ibuiivitnn(j ; fnirfiinni,
tfuhidwi. The potato sprou'ls, ad-
ganwi opin.
Ayprout, (in s. in.) i>. Germinato.
iypruce, ifiindndag ; jmgoh ; [('. sa-
pin.]
Spn\ce-heer , J hu/ohaho.
Spunf^e, inkaihan. I dry water up
with a spunge, nind Mdihi.
A'pur, pataHmodjikadjigan.
tS^y, nendairdttt).
jiypygiass, jihaidhandjigan. 1 look
through a spygljiss. ninjihainbuii-
diige. i look at him (htr, it)
tnrongh a s[),, nin jibaidbamu ;
w in jibu inban dan.
Spy out ; 1 spy out, nin nandawdto,
nin gimab. I st)y him out, nin gi-
mdbuma. 1 spy it out, nin gima-
baiidan, nin nandawdton.
Squall ; there is a squall of wind,
Htchi hidanimud, pahitiianiinad,
gotdmigwad.
Squall ot' wind, missibi^isidossi; pi. —
wag.
Squander. S. Waste.
Squanderer. S. Spendthrift.
Square ; it is square, jashaweiama-
gad, kakalcdmaqad . It is square,
(stuff", in., an.) kakakigad ; kaka-
kigid.
Square ; I square timber, nin tchigi-
gaige. 1 square it, {in., an.) nin
tchigigaan; nin tchigigawa.
Square tobacco, ejatshawcbagUid "«-
sema.
Squaring, tchigigaigcicin.
Squaring-axe, tchigigaigan.
Squat; 1 squnt,«*/t nimissah.
Squaw, ani^hmahehve. I am a squaw,
nind aimhinabekwew.
Squaw not belonging to the Grand
Medicine, sagimdkwe.
Squaw's play, p'auikawtwin. I am
playing the cqnnw's play, ninpnu-
nkaue. nin papdthikawt . 'I'he !»tick
used at that play, jnutUkaican,
} an^ilauavak.
Squeeze ; I s(]\ieeze, nin limibit/ini-
ge. 1 squeeze it. (in., an, ) utn bi-
inihigiiiaii\ nin Ji/mihii/ina.
Squeeze. S. Twist wiih a stick.
Sq\ieniriish ; 1 feel squeamish, nin
mnnjidie.
Squenmishiipss, mavjidcdtin.
Squint ; 1 squint. ] am squint-eyfd,
nind awufnah, nin bimadamab, ni,id
utchitcJuih.
Sqninter. bemodawaljid, eivufsabid.
Squirrel, atchitumii. agwinoo^s, anhd-
vago. Black squirrel , mit:fanig.
Flying sqi irre\. jagiithkatidatve.
Still); i still) him. tiin bajihaica, nind
anoganitma, nt7i jihungawa .
Stabbed; 1 am St., nin bojibaigas, nin
jibtijigas.
r -xhW. 'pijikiwignmig,
bidtl, for a barrel, etc., makdkossag-
u'utig.
Stag, hmheu-e, omaMct.
A'tagger; 1 stagger, iiin hobinacse. 1
stagger in walking, nind aidjago-
neste, nin goshkwette, nin gahkoih-
kwesse.
iS'tag's hide, (.masTikonufgin.
/S'tag's \\orT\,<.mu^hktl^^v^'Man.
Stag's tail, cmasliht'V'ano,
<Stain, (in s. in.) S. Defile.
Stairs, staircase, akiiaridauagan. T
go up stairs, nind akvanduwe, inh-
fimin!! nind ija, itibpinunsagang
nind ija. I run up stairs, nind
akwandawebato.
Stake; I put at stake, nind atchige,
nind atdge. I put it at slake, («ra.,
an.) nind utngen\ nind uidgcnan.
xS'talk of hidian'coin, mavdaminathk.
iS'talks of Indian corn standing in
the UeU\ , mafidaminudhkoki.
«S'tallion. nube-behfjig< ganji.
/Slammer: 1 st., nin gagibauagasktvi,
nin gaqibanagai-kudiigos.
*S\amp; 1 stamp, nin bvtnge. 1 stamp
it, («■«., an.) nin bi.tdgndan', nin
htdgana. 1 stamp or crush In-
dian corn. «*"» tugwdwag vianda-
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minag. I stamp with the foot,
nin tangiMiiie.
iS'loiiiper,'8taiii|.iH, hi<i{ian>
6'tanch; I standi il, iiin yi^dton.
Slnnd; 1 staiul, fiin tiiliaw,7n/i ijuhatr.
I stand hure and there, ni/i uani-
haw, nin huhd-iiii»iw. I make hiin
(her, it) stiitid, nin vibuwin, mii
(labawia; niit iiihuwiti n, iiiii (jo-
hawiton. — 1 come and stand beloro
him, ni/i ii('iilii(jalicin'it(i.wa. I siand
firmly, stronjrly. wJ« sdiiiihjaJnuc,
nin m(iM-dwi(jahdW. 1 stand m
the first place, inn intami[i<ih(tw\
in the last place, nimi inlihtctpa-
haw. I stand still, nin ikkjuIu,
nin JiHifnthka, nin niKjiijahan'. I
stand still m {liflerenl places to
hear what is said, nin nanandni-h-
kite(fahaw, nin haha-wiiKuidd^hh-
te(jahain. i stand with him, «''«
u'iiljiydhawitawa, nin daijoijahdni-
tawa. We stand close together.
nin sinfljiyabawimin, nin sinsiija-
hawimin. We stand around him
in a circle, nin giwitai/nhawitaica-
nan,nin ival-(i(/aht:>ritairanan. Wo
St. around hin\ in a semicircle, nin
wagunaqahawitawanan. We stand
in one fine, o..e after another, nin
nihineqahawiviin, or. nin nihidiya-
huiviniin. We stand round, nin
bimi,(Hif>aivimiii.~\l stanils high,
(an animal,) ishpiijahnwi.
/Standard, HHnmvahandjvjan.
,S'tanding, nihawiwin.
>S'tand Uj), (erected;) it stands up,
(in., an.,) patnHdi, pdi'd-mdn; pa-
tnUs(),j!ufdkiMn. 1 make it stand
up in 8. Ih. or on s. th., {in.., an.)
nm patal-idon; nin jnUaHna.
»S'tand up, (in s. in.) S. Erect.
6\M,anun(j. Small ^[at, onamjons.
There are stars, ammgtika. 'I he
star is bright, shining, wasaena-
goMca anaiig.
^Starch, mathhiwuU'higan .
<S'tarcli; I starch, »(m wti.shkwdtchtge.
I starch it, nin mishkawaton. _
Marling, (bird,) asstyinak, nadjina-
manessi.
iStarry; it is starry, anangoka.
iS'tar-shaped, anavgong ijinagwad.
«S'tarsh(H)t . otiniig jiaii(iii>liin.
Start; 1 Hiart.wm indJja. It starts,
mudjuinngud. 1 start in a canoe
or boat, nin nindji, tiiu hvs, I
start first, nin, nigdninh^'a,
Mi\l back. S. Surprised.
*S'tirtle,(in s. in.) 8. Frighten.
Mart up; I start up, (by surprise,)
nin ganhkiwue.
.Starve. *Star\ution.— S. Hunger.
Hungry. ,
S arvp; 1 starve to have it, mnd on-
danvnddn.
6'UiT\f. to death; 1 st. to d., mn gn-
loxndndam. Death from starva-
tion, (/(iivandnddtnowin.
Mateni'cnt, dthadjitnowin, dihudada-
rnowin. True statement, gwaia-
hddjimifiiin. 1 make a true state-
ment, nin gicaiakddjini.
A'tature, akottiiwin.
I May, ajtidanisiwin.
' *S'tay; 1 stav, nind apidanis. I stay
in different i laces, nin bahd-ainda,
nin hahd-danin.
A'teadv; it is steady, ix'ingan.
6'ieal;' 1 steal, nin gimdd. I steal
him, (her, it,) nin gimddinan; nin
ginwdin. 1 steal it from him. nin
gimodima. I steal all his things
from hill), nin tchdgimadima.
Mealing, gimodvrin'. Habit of steal-
ing, gimdditlikhi'in. 1 am in a
habit of stealing, nin gimiidialih.
A-S'tcam-bath, madidiston. I take a
steam-bath, nin mtidddn. Steam-
bath stone, inadtmewubik.
Meamboat, ishkote-ndbihwan, (hre-
vessel.)
Meam-sawmill, ixhhii-tdshkibodp-
qan, ( tire-sawmill.)
*bteel, niavitiliunlik. 1 mnkeorman-
iifacture steel, nin manitMuahi-
lcok'€
xS'ieel-manufactoring, manitobiwabi-
hikewin.
ASteelinanufacturer, waniYod/twawA'^-
v'inini. .
>S'teel-pen, biwdbiko-tnigwan, cjtbiig-
aniibik,
Meelyard. S. Scale.
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Meeple. S. Church-steeple.
A^ieer, nahe-pijikt.
Steer, I steer, ni/id oddke, nind ddik-
weam, nind adikwevje. 1 steer
for a certain point, nind tnd, nind
inikwiam. I steer it, nind odd-
ken. 1 steer it lor a certain point,
nind inikwenn. I help him in
steering, ni>ul odakeekawa.
/S'teering, oddkewwt.
A^eering-paddle, oduki-ahivi.
>yteersn)an, wcddkfd, udakewinini.
<ytej), takokiwin. 1 make short steps,
bebislio nin lakoki, or, bei>h(i nin
tatakdki. 1 make long steps, wa-
wdsna nin takoki, or, wdsna nin ta-
takdki.
<9tep; I step, nin takoki. I step
asi^e, nind ihujahaiv. I step asidt;,
(out of tne roa(l,)/iwi bakajubuw.
I step aside to give him room to
pass by, nin, bakiijahawitaiva. I
step buck, nmd ajeijabaw. 1 step
back for him, nin ajiyabawitawa.
I step out of the trail in walking,
nin gotshkwetakuki, nin gotihkoshk-
wetukoki.
Step-daughter; my, thy, his step-
daughter, nindojiinikwem, kiduji-
mikwem, <)d(>)imikiveman.
i^tep-father; my, thy, his step-father,
nimishome, kimiahome, omuili(/me-
ia 'I.
A^tep-mother; my, thy, his sten-moih-
er, ninwishe, (fiinosbe,) kinwishe,
onwisheian.
*ytep-son; my, thy, his siep-son,
nindojim, kiddjim, odojiinan.
St.e\\c\\, matijiniuyodwin.
Siexw, (iddkun.
»!>'tevv; 1 tlew it, {in., an.) nin giho-
s(in; nin ijibdswa.
>6'ieward, mljiiiaive. I am a stew-
ard, nin mijinawew.
A'tewardship, iai}ina>rewiwin.
>S'tewing oven, (jibiisu/an, gioosigani-
kan.
<S'tew-kettle, stew-pot, gibodgan-
akifi.
A'cick, miligons. Round stick, not
split, mixdtig. I chop round stick,
(^aot splitting them,) idn misdligo-
gni/mg. — Stirring-stick, aniigan,
Walk\ns;-stR'k, sakaon.
»yuck; I stick it tos. th.,(m., an.)
nind ngokiwttSMin; nind agdktwus-
sa. I stick (it sticks) to s. th.,
nind agdke; agdgin. It sticks to
it by freezing, agnskwudin. It
sticks to the ground, ainvakami-
gii<nin.{agnkami(/iiitiin.) it sticks to
some wooden object, agwakvssin,
{aqokiiMin. )
Suck in; I stick it in s, th., (in., an. )
nin patakisfiidon, nin patakiilon;
nin patakinhima, nin patakina. 1 1
sticks in s. th., (in.,nn.) pntdkide,
patftkiss-in; putakiso, patakishin.
i stick it in with force, (m., an;)nin.
patnkiweMnan ;nin patakiwebina.. 1 1
sticks in my throat, nind nvk. It
sticks m me,ninpatakdkodjin,nin
patakitljin.
A^ticky; I have sticky hands, nin
bassakonindjin.
*S'tiff'; it is stilf, (stuff, in., an.) tchi-
batchigad; tchibnlch igisi.
AS'tiff arm, stiff leg, etc. S. Arm.
Leg, etc.
/ytifle ; I stifle him, nin gibwand-
fnnshkawa. I stifle myselt, nin
gibivandm.
SiMe, (in s. in.) S. Strangle.
-iS'tiMed; I am stifled by smoke, wt«
gibwanamos.
SuW, bisdn, beka. I am still, nin
bisdnab, nin bisdnis, bisdn nind
aia, beka nind aia, nin bekadis. It
is still, binanabimagad. It is still,
(liquid,) hiaanagami. It is still,
(in a place,) bumnate.
A'till, but still, 7«i'«c/^t'A, dnawi, patch.
^tilt, mitigogad. 1 walk on stilts,
7iin mitigagadekas.
/S'ting, (priclc;) I sting him, (her, it,)
nin pafakdwa, nin patehishkawa;
nin patnkaaji, nin patchishkan.
/^tinging fly, pingoah. Very small
stinging ?iy,ping( aliens.
xStink; I stink, nin manjinutgos. It
stinks, manjimagwad. Something
stinks to me, ni?i manjimandjige.
He (she, it) stinks to mc,ni7tmdn-
jimamu i nin manjimandan. It
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8tink<<whRn burnt, {in., an.)mun-
jimiite; manjimasno.
Stir, (not,) (mhatondiwin.—S. Stir
up.
■Stir, (in s. in.) S. Move.
Stir or mix; I stir, nind aniige, via
nissiige. I stir it, niiul anean, nin
nmiiin, nin waninaweuv, nind
mnbwian.
Stirrup, nariaMchison, atchisidthi-
son himihaiijiiiiq, or tessahi/Kj.
Stir thn lire. 'S. Fire-poiter.
Stir up; I stir up people, nind om-
hdantKje. I stir him up, 7iind omhn-
soma' ni>ul dshia. We stir up one
anollier, nind nnihiisandimin.
^iocVfish. jigwameg.
Stocking, (tjigan , misatigomin ,
ahohoni'dass. I make stockings, I
knit, nin minatvjomidasaike, nind
alcokomidassike.
Stolen object, giniodiwin.
<S'tomach,7/ij.t6'rtJ. The first stomach
of ruminating animals, hehitosfii;
the second stomach, ogidaginiod.
— A gargling noise is heard in my
stomach, nin madwegami ragiji.
>S'tone. S. Kernel.
jiytone, asain. iSmall little stone, as-
sinina, bisansidnins. There are
stones, asdnika. There are little
stones, assininaika, hisadasininaika.
On a stone, mitusain, ogidabik.
mitusainahik. There is stone upon
stone, ogidabikisain. It is made of
stone, or paved with stone, uaaini-
kade. There is a foundation made
of stone, aaainikande. A fiat
stone, teaaalik. Net-stone, a.vmaft.
— It looks like stone, aaaining iji-
nagivad. — I am stone, (petrified,)
nind asainiw.
*S'tone; 1 s one, nin bdbimwaaain. I
stone somebody, nin bimwassin-
aige. I stone him, nin bimwuasi-
naa. '
/S'tone-building, assini-wdkaigan. .
Mone-pavement; there is a stone -
pavement, ussinikade, mitaaaina-
bikamagad.
x9tone-<Siou Indian, Assinibwan,
iS'tone's throw far, eku-aibiwelKnind
aaain,
Sloo\, apdlriwin,
il>'toop; I stoop, nin nawita, ninja-
gaahki. I make him stoop, ninja-
gaahkia.
Mooped; I nm stooped down, nin
Jagaahkiahin,
Mop/ tiika!
Moji, (in 8. in.^y. Hinder.
Mop, (close up;; I stop it, (in,, an.)
nin gihaiin, nin gibiton, nin gibdk'
wuan; nin gibkwa, nin gibnkwa.wa.
I stop 8. th. with my hands, nin
gibininditn. — 1 stop one of my
ears, mn gibituwagendia, nin gi-
biahehiuiilia. 1 stop my ears, nin
(fagibitdwttgeijdia, nin gagibiahe-
linidia. 1 stop one of his ears, nin
gibitawagewa, nin gibiahtbina. I
slop his ears, nin gngibitawagiwa ,
nin gagibiahefrina.
Mop, (dwell;) 1 stop, nin da. Where
1 stop or dwell, cndaiUv. Where
he slops, end ad.
Mop, (stand still;) I stop, nin nogi,
nin nogigabow, nin nagaahka, nin
nngata. \ stop running, nin nogi-
bah). h sWpi^, ndgialikttmagad, na-
gaahkamagad, ?iogiaae. 1 s'op him,
(her, it,) nin nogina, nin nogiahka-
wa; ninnogilon, nin nagiahkan. — I
stop, nin biadnub. It stops, biaa-
nabimagad.
■Stopped; I am stopped by a river,
nind adagdniugiakin sibi. — One of
my ears is stopped, ni/i gibitawuge.
My ears are stopped, nin gagibi-
tawage.
Mopper. gibaigan. I put a stopper in,
7iin gilmige.
Storch. Juaiiagi.
More, atawewiganig.
iS'tore-house, uiaaaowigamig, md-
tvandjitdas(Aciga>nig.
Morekeeper, storer, utawewinini. _
.S'tore up; 1 store up, nin mdwandji-
tdaa.nind utdaa. I store up for me,
nind atamaa, nind atamadis. 1
store it up, {in., an.) nind atdaaon;
nind atdaaonan. I store it up for
me, {in., an.) nind atamdson, nind
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otamddifion ; nind atamasonan,
niiid aturnailifonan.
.Vtore u|), iS'iorod up, (in 8. in.) S.
Oalhf^r. Gathered.
SUny, in a house; there is a story,
ulinimuisa</ol-adf.
dVtory, niirriuion, dihadjitnftivin, la-
humndj imnii'in, }>iiladjimowiv . Im-
pure imlocent story, hiihiijuxtda-
djimnwin. 1 toll 4^1 inifiurH story,
nin buhi<fi"»dadjt>n. — <S'. Fable.
<Stoiit; I aiii stout, tiin noNyadis, nin
aoH(fu, nin mntihhawis.
aS'iovc. kijahikuiyan.
<}»'traight, (/nhtiiik.
^Straighten; I st., nin, ^fWuidlotcliiiH',
I St. myself, (staiid up. )ntn gwaid-
kcta.nin tijwakota, iria (jwaidkog-
ahnw, iii/itajwukiKjaliaw. ibtraij^ht-
en it, tii/i, tjwaiakolun, iii/i lajwa-
hikinan.
A'traifihtened; it is str., gwaiakotcM-
gade.
iSt'rain; \s\.r^\n,n\njuh<igawitchvje. I
strain it. hinjahogawitun, nin jab-
wajigawit'in.
iStramer, jabogawitchigan, jahwuji-
gaivitchigan.
^Strait, a. Harrow.
(Straiten; I straiten it, {in., an.) nind
agasundeton, nin wibonan; nind
ugageadea, ninwibona.
<i'tra-iened; it \B6ir ..,{in., an.) wibwa\
wibwanngad.
»S'traits; tliere are straits between
two lakes, wabPiama.
iStrange! g iwengish,! aaldnangwanal
.Strange; I make it in a strange man-
ner, wi^ mai(igil<rn. 1 put it in a
strange manner, nin maingissitcn.
I find stranL'fi what I hear, nin
mnidgitan. 1 find strange what he
is saying, nin maidgitawa.
.Strange, (in s. in.) Changed.
iStranger, (arriver, visitor.) kWJe.
(Stranger, (foreigner.) ninagi^id. \
am a stranger, 7iin maiagis, nin
maiatawls.
Strangle; J strangle him with my
hands, vin gihinewena.
Strangle, (in s. in.) S. Hang.
Strantrled; 1 am str. with a cord, ntn
giliineiciliit.
St'r!i|). S. Oar strap. Portnpestmp.
Strap; I strap it, nin kai'katkili6tidon.
Straw, /aku'tjiganai^/ik.
Straw-l)ed, siraw-iialle', manhhotti-
wiapmhiinon, mnnhkomiwi-nild*
gun. _
Strawberry, idctmtn.
St raw -hat, mut'likofn-uiwiikiran.
Stream, nihi. — S. Down the stream.
Up the stream.
Strength, mrnhkawinwin, isnbttdi.si-
win. Strength of mind, thought,
re f o ! u t i o 1 1 , maMa wend a inowin . —
/S'ireiigiii ot heart, mat/ikawidec-
irin, songideewin.
Strengthen; I strengthen him, (her,
it,) nin wngitia, nin nms/ikamsia;
nin nongiton, fan inaahkawiton.
Strengthen, (in s. in.) S. Fortify.
Strengthened, it is str., songitchi-
gade.
Stretch; T stretch it, {in., an.) nin
papastinbiginan; n!n jiapasf^nbigi'
na. — 1 stretch mvself, ninjihi.
Stretch, (in s. in.) S. Extend.
Stretch oitt;l stretch it out, (in., an.)
nin dojivthikinan; nin dajxocbikina.
I stretcV. it out in every direction,
{in., an.) nin ji^hihigihidun; nin
ji.thdii(j ihina.
Strew; 1 strew, nin Jiiwiwebinige. I
strew it, {in., an.) nin biwiwebi'
nan\ nin hiwiwebina.
A^trew. Strewed, (m s. in.) S. ^Spread
out.
^Strewed; it is strewed, (w., an.)
bimweldnigade; hiwiwtbinigaso.
Mii;:t,(in s. in.) S. Severe.
Mrife. jS. Quarrel,
Stril<e ; I strike, nin imkiUige. I
strike him, (her.it,) nin ■pakite.wa,
{nin wetvepiitawa;) ninpakiUan. I
strike myself, nin pakiteodis. I
strike some object belonging to
him, nin pakilei.ma. — I strike him
, in the face, nin bassingwewa. I
St.. him on the mouth, nin bassi-
diinewa. I St. him on the bare skin,
nin pagaskuji'wa. I st. him too
much, 'nin Idkwaganama. I cause
lli'T
StR
en
sue
him much sufTeringf by strikin!*
him , nin touHUjjnganuma . — 1
strike it, putting it un ». th., {in.,
an.) nind anhuttvjiinunilnn; nind
uihotiKjannma. — It strikes (toiioli-
es) s.th., {in., an.) bitukossm;
bitdh nhtn.
Strike acculentally; I strike him
(her, it)tiy accident, nin pituga-
noma, nin /■itagannndaii.
Strike out. S. Ul'iH out.
Striker, I'eHfeiijid.
Striking, pnkitntjewin.
String, »a(jihitlji(jan, himinahDanens,
takohidjisnn. Narrow string of
leather, /^!'A//rt(/«naft.
Strip, nnilress; I strip, nin ginlc-
wanaiii. uiii ^litilivtuiuithinidis. —
I strip him. nm gisikiianaitbina.
Stripping, (ji.Uku'anaiciiiii,
Strive; 1 strive, inn Wikwatchtto, nin
godjiew.
Strong; 1 am strong, «)« mashkaivis,
nin sangailiif, nin. suhadis, nin sen-
gis, nin kijijawia. It is strong,
songan, vianhkawisimagud, rnu-
shhau'isi'in, kijijaivnd, songisi. 1
make him (her, it) strong, v'>i
songiaia, nin inaMawiiia, iiin ki-
jijawida'., nin. aongitoii, niii ma-
Sfdawitdii, nin kijijawitcn. 1 make
it strong, stiff, nik maskknwaton.-
I am (it is) strong, (considered
strong, ) ;/«/i songenila/^t/s, ninma-
$hkawend(i(jiis; songcnthtgwad, ma-
shhuvendiujwad. l' look (it looks)
strong, jiin songinagcs, nin ma-
shkawinagiis; si/nginugwad, ma-
thkawtnaywad. 1 have strong
bones, nni kijijawigane, nin sabi-
gane, I 'hink he (she, it) is strong,
nin sonyeninia; nin songindan. —
It is strong, (liquid,) mashknwd-
gami. I make it strong, nin ma-
thkwagamiton. It is strong, hard,
(metal, in., an.) mashkawnhikad]
mashkc'uvahikiiii. It is strong, hard,
mahlikawaniagad.
Strowg, (in s. in.) S. Thick.
.Strongly, ncngun. enigok, cq.iMii, ki-
jija, ei'ikhing, kagitin, onina, wa-
nina-
iS^niRgle; I struggle, nin mimigo-
pagin.
iStrumpet, gagibadjiknce, hiihigwa
djikwe.
A'lnhborn; I am st., nin manhkawin-
dibe, {my head is hard.) I have a
stubborn heart, nin ma»hkau':dee.
5't u bbor n I y , a wdndj inb .
AS'tuhbornncss, maMawindibifcin,
mnshkmnidfei^n.
Stuff; one object, of •tuff, bejigiven.
Two, three, four objects, etc., nij-
urrf, nifsu'i-g, viwg, etc. So n\any
objects of stuff, aaxniivg. In the
muUlle of some stntV, nan-eg.
StutT;Istnff nin iiindnshkice. I stuff'
it, (»■/?,., an.) nin pindakhkwadau;
nia liindughhrnmi.
Stumble; I stii nble, ninbisosidesMn.
Stumbling, binntidefibiirin.
Stumbling-stone, bi»(isxdesh iw i n-
a.uin.
xS'tump. klM-itnakad. Little stump,
kialikaniikudins,
-S'lun; I stun him, nin giwashkwiga-
nama,
-S'tupid; I am tupid, nin gagibadis,
nin, kdpndis, nm kfipadendugas. It
is stupid, gtigif>adad, kojjudad. I
make him stupid, nin gugibadisia,
nin kopadinid, nin gmjibusoma. I
use him (her, it) in a stupid and
ill manner, nin kojjudjia; nin k6~
padjitun.
xStupidity, gagibadisiwin, kdpadisi-
ivin.
Siu]^\(\ person, gegibadisid, kwapa-
dibid.
A^'turgeon, name.
.6'turgeon-bone. numiwigan.
<S1urgeon-Lake, namiwib.
<5>lu rgcon-River, namewihi-sibi.
xS'tyx-bridge, kokoknjopan.
AS'ubdue; I subdue him, (her, it,)
nin U'dngaU'iu; nin wanqav'iton.
A^ubject. Anbjection. — •). F nbly
submit. Humble subnussiL's.
AS\iblime; 1 am (it is) subli" ■ nin
kitihitwnwis, nin kitchitwawenda-
gi:s\ kitr.kitivawendagwad.
Subscribe. *S'. '-Vign.
*S'ucceed; I succeed, (follow,) nin
i'.
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nahisKkage, nind avikeelikuge, nind
odalcenhkam, I succeed him, nin
nuMMawa, nind anikcuhkawa^
nind (jdakeahhawa.
(Succession, nal/isfikagewin, anikfi-
shkagewin> — In quick succession,
soon one alter another, uawaiba,
heheslio.
<S'uck; I suck (milk), ninnon, nin
Moahike. ] suck too much, nin no-
v'shk. I give suck, nin nonawass,
i ":ive him suck, ^m«o«a. I cease
to give him suck, nind inhkwd-
norui.
.S'uck; I suck, I draw 8< th. in my
mouth, nin wikwam, nin wilnvan-^
d^iye. 1 suctt him, (her, it), nin
Uhlrwama; nin wikwandan.
•Vuck, (doctoring;) I swck, nin nihiki,
I suck him, nin nildkuna.
•S'ueker, (Indian doctor,) nibikiwi-
nini.
-S'ueker, (fish,) namebin.—S. Carp.
•Vucking, nihikiwin.
«S'ucking-horn, wikioandjigan,
A!>'uck out; I suck out the sap, nin
eiwakwe. I suck it out, {in., an.)
nin siwakwadan; niti siwnkwana,
,5'udden, (short, shortly,) kakdm.
»Sudden death, seaika-nihmvin, haka-
miucwin, kaiakamigiwin.
.Suddenly, _ sedka, yedka, tchesiku;
atchitchikana.
.Suffer; _ 1 suffer, nin kotagito, nind
animis, nin koiag>8, nin naneku-
dis. 1 suffer in thoughts, niti kUa-
gmdam, nind animcndam, nin na~
nikadrndam. I suffer a longtime,
nin sddskendam. I have to suffer,
nin httagendagos, nind animendu-
ijofi. — 1 make li'm (her, it) suffer,
nin kntugia, nin ^otagima, nind
animisia, nind animia, nin nane-
kudjia'y nin kottiguon. nind animi-
ton, nin nanekadjitan. I make him
suffer much by g'rikinf him, nin
wissagiiganama. — I make myself
suffer, nin hdagiidis, nind animii-
dis. I make myself suffer by it or
tor it, ?mi nanikadji</n, ninnane-
kadjitan. — I suffer with him, nin
widjdnimidma.
*S'uffer bitterly; I suffer b., ninwissa-
gendam. I maiie him (her, it) suf-
fer b., nin wissagendamia; nin
wissagendamiU/n. -^l sutler burn-
ing, rdn uiimagines, nin tvisnaga-
kis. I make hun suffer by burning
him, nin ivimagakinwa.
Sufligring, kotugitowin, animisiwin,
kvtayendam(jwin, kotagidwin, na-
nekadidwin. Bitter sutiering, wis-
sagcndamuwin. Sufienng from
burning, wismginedwin. Suffer-
ing received irom somebody, kola-
giigowin. — Long suffering, dhie-
keitdamowin. — It causes suffering,
kolagendagivad, hdagii wemagad.
«S'uffer. permit; 1 suffer it, nin gunu-
Suflio , suffices, diHsse, dihissi-
mug ad.
Suffic'iency, dehisiwin.
Sufficient; 1 am (it is) suf., nin de-
hiii8e\ dibistiemagad, A am (it is)
riOv suf., nin ftiMdesse, nin. nonde-
shin\ nondissemagud, nondessin.
Wo are in a sufficient number, nin
de-dashimin, It is suff'., in a suff.
number or quantity, </e-c?awwi.
xS'uffocate. S. Choke." Mifie. /S'trangle.
(Sugar, eiiitbdku'at. Brown sugar, *«'-
bwagani-sisibakwat. 1 make sugar,
nin sisihdkwatake, nind iskigami-
eige. — /S. Reduce by boiling.
(S'ugar-b'-sh, sugar-camp, dsilukiva-
tokar \iga7nimgan.
-6'ugar-c„,ie, dbwngun,
AS'ug_ar-making,_ suibakwatokewin, ie-
kigamisigeuin.
<S'u gar-making woman, inkigamid-
gckive.
Sugar-water,{ maple-sap, ) eisibakwn-
tabo.
/5'uicide, neesidisod, netodtviiaw.
Sulky; I am sulky, ninbabigodee.
Sulphur, of-nwi-makatc,
Sumnier, nihin. It is summer, nil/in,
nibinakamiqa. In summer, nibing,
nnbiiigin. The summer is far ad-
vanced, inkpinibin. After the
middle of the summer, giwenibin.
Last summer, nihinong. The
sumnier before last, awdss-niH-
fem&m'mz,^
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nonfjf. Next summer, pantma ni-
hin.j. It is a cool summer, talini-
hin. It is a warm cummer, lijate.
Summer; i summer somewhere, nin
nibinuh. It summers, nibinuhi-
magnd. I summer with him, I
spend the summer with iiim some
where, nin touljin-ihininhima.
Summering, (spenriini? the summer-
season,) nwiiiuhiwiii.
Summer-skin, summer-fur, nibini-
waian.
Summit, wanakowin. There is a
summit, wn>iakowiwan. It is the
summit of a mountain or hill, </a-
I'adina. I arrive at the summit of
a mountain or hill, nin gijamadji-
we.
j^ummon. S. Ca'l.
Sun, (fisiss. The sun rises, mogufe
gisiss, niul-aaii, gisiss. The sun
comes out of the clouds, fagas-
sige qiniss. The sun shines,
wassetcusige or sagate gisiss. The
sun is brilliant, vnistesi gii^iss. The
sun is (C^\,mishvassifi€ giniss. The
sun has a circle, winihassige gi-
siss. The sun is darkened, tihii-a-
hamiriagosi gisiss. The sun sets,
pangisldmti gisiss.
Sun-burnt; I am s.. nin makatewis.
(S'urday. anamiigijigad, anwebiwini-
gijigad.
•S'u n -d i al , dihnigisisswan.
iS'updry, anotdu iriiagi.
Sunflower, bus itngan: m'ssitagnn.
Superabundant. S. Supernunierary.
Superficially, manvwj, ogidjina.
Superior, naganisid. niganisim. I am
a superior, nin, ninanis, I am con-
sidered surerioi-,ra/;i?(?V/an«((7«(70s.
I make him a superior, idn nigan-
isia.
Superior, (in s. in.) S. Chief. ,
Superiority, niganisitvin, ogimaivi-
win.
Supernatural wnrning or communi-
cation, tvindamagns'nvin. I receive
a sup. warn., fiin windamagc/wis,
Supernumerp.ry ; I am sup., ni>id a-
niwisse. It is sup., aniwitsema-
gad.
Superstitious person, anotch gego
daitbwet.ang.
*S'u p pe r , ondgiishi ■ wiesiniwin .
Supplant; 1 supplant him, make
him fall, nind aniwisJUawa, nin
hisogcwa, nin bidjigewa.
Support, (tare,) baminoewin, bamii-
diwin. Support of one's self, htr-
miidisowin, bamihidadismvin.
-6*0 pport, (care ;) I support, nm ba-
miiwe. 1 support him, (her, it,)
niiibumia; nin ^amiton,, I sup-
port myself, nin bcnniidis. nin ba-
mikadadis.
«S'upport, (hoi ip ;H support him,
(hi?r, it,) nind ushidakwawa, nind
ashidukwuan. I supr)orthim with
my hands, nind asswana, nindass-
wawu.
Support. /SVipported. — S. Prop. Prop-
ped.
nS'uppose ; 1 suppose, 7iind inendam.
I suppose to he him, nind aweni-
ma.
/5'upposing, kishpin.
Sk\ pposition, incndamotoin.
yiS'ure, to be sure, aningtcana, e na-
nge ka, ungwdmass.
Sure ; 1 am sure, nin pakakendam.
I am sure of it, nin pakakenddn.
I make it sure, nin tvaioiiigcton.
A^urely, ahidekamig. gwaink.
Shti ; the surf is beating on a shal-
low place in the lake, hdgioashka.
The surf beats against the shore
and returns, titihashka.
AAirface ; on the surface, ogidjaii, o-
gidjina ; ogtdakumig ; (under
ground, andmakamig.)
Surpass ; I surpass, 7ii«ri eniwiiwe ;
nin pakinnge, nind, enitnuMve. I
surpass him. (heat him,) nin pak-
inarva, nind aniiria, nind ani-
wiskkmca, nind enimia. I surpass
him in a canoe, nind enimdtca. I
surpass him running or walking,
ni7i.d e.nimishkawa. I sur. it, nind
ani/viton, nind aniwishkan.
/iS'urpass, (in s. in.) S. Overcome.
iijurprise; I surprise him, nin gosTv-
koa. I surprise him by my com-
ing, nin tchisstkawa.
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iS'iurprised ; lam anrpriserl, nin gosh-
koka, nin niamak<i</endam. 1 am
snr ill thowghis, ni/h goefikwendam,
nin (joslikuiiaives,
M'rprise. A'lirpriscd. Ayurprising. — ^V.
Astoiiislimeiit. Aslonislied. As-
tonishing.
«S'iirroiin(l ; we surround him sitting,
nin(jii!4ta})itau'an'in, ; we surround
liini staiuling, nin giivild'jubanila-
wanan. Jt surroiilids me, nin <ji-
wUu.shkaijtnh. [fc
.Vurronnded ; lam (it is) sur,, nin
(jiwita(jiihawilii<jo\<jiicita(jabawitch-
itjade.
'S'u rve y, dihaahiwin.
iVurvey ; 1 survey, ni» dihaaH.
•yurveyor, geometer, dihaakiwinini.
A'urvive ; 1 survive, nin.d, Ifhl'/ranc,
(inhkone.) I survive the night, nin
wdbas. 1 don't survive the night,
nin nondi'idhns. \ survive; the win-
ter, nin irdhanin/i. 1 don't survive
the winter, nin nundiial/aaish.
iS'uapect ; I suspect, iiind andniinge.
1 suspect him,(iier, it,) in thoKijids,
nind anununinia; nind an<imen-
ddn. I suspect him (her, it) and
express it in words, nind anunii/na;
nind uniimindnn.
Sus()ect. (mistrust ;) I suspect, nin
mOnendani. 1 siis. him, i^iier, it,)
iiin nioneninia; niiiniunei'dan.
Mispenders, used l)y invn,daj<'iiawe-
hison ; used by squaws, unikamun.
f^uspicion, anu7ni/i(jeuin, andniindi-
win. I have susjiicion, nind. and-
minge. We have suspicion against
each other, nind andmindimin.
i^uspicious. S. Suspi ct.
Mistenance. S. Support, (rare.)
<Vwallow, {\y n\,) Jax/uiwan ibisfii.
iSVallow ; I swallow, nin gmidjige.
I swallow him, (her, it,) nin (jond,
nin negivania ; nin t/onilan, nin
nitfivandan, 1 swallow a little of
it to taste it, {in., an.) nin tjotan-
dan ; nin gdlania.
^SVallowed ; it is svv.,(i/i., an.)gon-
djigade ; gondji'jaso,
*ywarap, wdbashkiki, mashhig. In
the middle of a swamp, nawath-
kuj.
<S'wan, w'riWvi. Young swan, wdjii-
ins- A kind of small swan, man-
ahix\i.
*S'.vanskin, (soft flannel,) waiigin
bihigwiifagnk.
iS'wan's [lotato, wuhit'ij in.
<Vvv a n i , kiikosii iwnjagu a i.
AS'warthy ; 1 am swarthy, wi/t makate-
tvis.
AbVathe ; I swathe him, nin titibitch-
ipina.
(S'vvathe. H. Wrnp up.
A'wathed ; I am sw., nin litibitcM-
]iis,
^SVear ; I swear, nin mashkawigi-jwe.
I swear by his name, nin dugowi-
na. I swear by it, nin dughwin-
dan,
/Swearing, oath, maMan-i'jijicewin.
A.S''V('at. idiWdidwin.
ci eat ; I sweat, ninddbwcs. I sweat
working, nind ubirtda, I sweat
blood, nin imd'nidbircn.— My feet
are sweating, nind dhniyide. My
hands aro sw., mn dhn-enindji.
S\\cc\> ; 1 sweep, nin tck gutuigcnin
ti/iifi/iatuige. I sweep it, nin tclii-
gutaan, nin tchibhutaan.
Sweei ; it is sweet, (f/i., an,) wu/i-
kobad; wshki.bi.si. h is sweet, (li-
quid.) wislikuijugami. It is sweet,
(meat, in., an.) uixhhbiwagad ',
winhkiibiwagi.si. vtf/ikubiue.
Sweetcake, toushhbisid pakwijigan,
rcaM'obidJigasi.d p a k w ej ig an ,
(sweat bread, swealened' bread.)
Sweet corn, n-ii</iki>bimin.
Sweetmeats. S. Confect.
Swell ; I swell up, nind ombaog.
Swelling, bdgi/</iunn. The swelling
ceases or abates, niivaan. My
swelling decreases, nin niwaog.
Swept; it is swept, tchigataigade, tvhi-
shatuigade.
Swim ; I swim, nin himddaga. I can
swim, I swim well, mn nitdwada-
ga. I swim about, njn babdmada-
qa. I swim there, nind inddaga.
1 swim to the shore, nind agwd'ia-
s^K»«s»'is^-
swo
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da^a. I swim to the othor side of]
a river, etc., nind djuivddaya.
Swimmer, heinddiKjad. A good swim-
mer, netdH'udagad.
.S'windle. A'wiruUer. /S'wiiulling.— S.
Cheat. Cheater. Cheating.
Swine, h}f:nsh, koh^nhatj.
Swineherd, (lemnrein'mad Jcohofthan-.
Swing, irebisun, ivibisowin., wewiJiwan.
Swing ; I swing myseit, niii wcwebis.
I swing him. nin wewebina,
Swinging, wewebisowin.
Swinging-chair. S. Rocking-chair.
Swollen; lam swollen, niivhdijiHh,
nin, bodaslika. It is swollen, h'tuin-
sin. My belly is swollen, nin io-
dadju/ika.
A'woon, wanimikawiinn.
aS'wooii ; 1 swoon, laint, nin wanitni-
Icaw, nin, wanendamn, S. Faint.
Fainting.
xS'word, ajaweshk. Little sword or
dagger, ajaweshhrms.
iSynagogue, viawandiwiyamig, kihi-
noamaniwigamig.
SyTm^e,li»dabauadjigan,siginama-
dt'/tin. Little »>iinge, huboyidjp-
bi(iaigan.
^Syringe ; I syringe him, ninjjindaia-
wnna, nin tiyinamawa.
T.
TAI
Table, adopowin. On the table,
ogidfndopoivin. Under the table,
anamaddpowin.
Table-cloth, adopowinigin.^
Tables of the Covenant, nij tcssalt-
Tabourer, tabrer teweigewinini.
Tack, Hujaigans.
Tack; tlie vessel tacks about, aja-
wiiussin nnhiJcivan.
Ta.i\, osf/w.—U has a long tail, gzn-
wanowe. It has a short tail, tak-
wanowe. It has a twisted or curl-
ed tail, titibanowe. It has a white
tail, wabanowe.
'/'ail of a bird, wanashkid. iailoi
a small bird, hinefhi-wtinishkid.
Tail of a large bird, binessi-wunash-
Icid
Tb\\ of a cow or ox, pijikiwano>
Tail of a fish, ojigwan.
Tailor, gathhigwdoiuwimm.
TAIC
Take; I tate. nin mamige. I take
him, ( her, it,) nin mama-, nin ma-
mdn. I take it from him, vin ma,
mawa. I take more than I ought
nin nandageniin—l take before
another does, nin makandoshka-
mage. I take it before others do,
nin mukandoshkan. I take it be-
fore he does, nin makandoshkuwa,
nin rnakandoehkamawu.
Take; I take, nind oddpinige.^ I
take or accept him, (her, it,) nind
odnpina; nind odapuian. 1 take
it for me, nind odapinamadis.^ I
take it or accept it from him, nind
odapinamawa.
Take along; I take him (her,_ it)
along with rne, nind ani-gigi«ta;
nind ani-gigitin.
I Take away; I take him (her, h)
away, nin mama, nind mdL^ u, ,
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nind ilcfna; nin mamdn, nin mad-
jtdon, vind ihman.
Take by force. S. Rob.
Take care; I take care of him, (her,
it,) nin hamiu, nin ganaivinima;
nin bamitofi, nin (/anau'inddn. I
take care of myself, nin lamiidis,
nin gamtweniudis.A take too inucli
care of him, (I spoil h'\m,) nin
teesina, nin lessindtva. I take too
much care of myself, nin tied-
nidis.
Take down; I take him (her, it)
dowH,«.e« ni.'sanditwaa, ninpina-
wu; nin nifsandawaton, nin pi-
naan. — I take a sail down, ninbi-
ndh/bidji(fe, nin hinahoniije. I
take the sail down, nin binakonan
ninyassitnonon.
Take, drawing or hauling; I take it,
drawing it to me, (in., an.) nind
oddpibinan, 7iind vdapibidon; nind
(iddpiuina.
Take from; I take from the fire,
■ indagivdfihingi'. I take from the
lire what 1 nave cooked, nind
aqwdisekwe. 1 take it from the f.,
{m., an.) nind agwdshiton; nind
ugwdshima. — Take s. th. from
somebody. S. Rob.
Take in; I take him (her. it) in, nin
pindiyana; nin jjindigadon. I take
nim in my house, nin j'indiyuna
endaidn.
T&ke ofT; I take it off, {in., an.) nin
gaMaan, nin gashlcdwa. J take it
off (or away) from \mx\,nind ango
tamawa. 1 take off my hat, nin
qitchiwuhvane. — 7ake off clothes.
'S. Strip.
Takeout; I take him (her, it) out,
ninsdgtdina; nin sdginiton. — I take
it out of a canoe, etc., {in., an.)
ntn agwasdton] nind aqivdghima.
I take a. th. out of lii.s hand,
briskly, nin gid isJcinindJibina . I
take it, not br\sk\y,7iin gidiiH-
nindjina,ningidiinindjina. 1 take
out of a kettle or pot s. th. to eat,
nind agwdp.
Tike op; I take up on a thing, Jiin
ndbiddige. 1 take them up on a
string, (?'«., an.) nin nnhidoanan;
nin naUdoag. Needle used in tak-
ing up on a string s. th., nnhMoi-
gan. — I take up with a hook, nind
adjigwadjige. 1 take him ( her, it)
up wiih a 'hook, nind adjigwana;
nind adjigwadun.
Take up, (in s. in.) S. Seize.
Take without permission; 1 take
without p., nin ivawejikama. I
take him (her, it) without p., nin
wawejikamanan ; nin wawejika-
mun.
Take without permission, (in s. in.)
S. Steal.
Taken, (accepted;) I am (it is) tak-
en, nind (idd-pinigas; oddpinigude.
Taken away; it is "taken away, {in.,
an.) mainignde, ikonigade; niamx-
gcso, ihouigaso.
Taken down"; it is taken down, uji-
gdchigade, bigi,hidjigade.
Taken in; 1 ani (it is) taken in, niu
pindiganigim; pindiganigade.
Taken out; i am (it is) taken out,
nin fagidinigas; sagidinigadt. It is
taken out of a canoe, etc., ugwas-
sikhigade.
Taken, (in s. in.) S. Seized.
Tale, adinvkiin, dihddjimouin. De-
cent ta\e, hinddjimotvin. Indecent
tale, mnddjim(,nin.
Tale-teller, adii<oktivinini.
Tale-telling, adiaokewin.
Talk; I talk, nin gi-git, nin gdgigit,
nin dandnagidon, ningijwe.
Talkative; 1 am talkative, nindcsu-
midon, nind osaminotve.
Ta 1 kati ve ness, ommidonowin , osumi-
nt/weivin.
Tlilking, dundnagidotioicin, (jigito-
ivin. gdgigitowin.gijweu-in. :?aiking
in a certain manner, ijigijwewin.
Tall; I am tall, nin ginos, (I am
long.) lam so tall, of a certain
height, idnd akos.
Tallow, mafhkaicadji-bimide.
Tama rack, mnshkigwatig.
T'aniborine, tabnur'et, tabret, ewii-
gan, miiigwakik. .
Tame; i tiime him, (her, it,) nin
ivangawia; nin wungumton. I tame
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it, (an animal or bird,) nind awa-
Icana, nind awakinan.
Tamed; it is tamed, ( in., an.) wan-
(fttuitckii/ade; u'an(favitcfii(iaso.
2amed animal, wuiangdivitchufaacd
awcsui, mindassiwaiiun, awakdn. I
keep a tamed animal, tiin waweki-
ii.an uwessi.
7amed bird, awakan.
Tan; 1 tan, I am tanning, nind as-
sike. 1 tan a skin, {in., an.) nind
assekadan; nind asaekand.
jTan-house, aesektivimmiif.
y'anned; it is tanned, {in., an,)asse-
kdde; utctkdso.
Tanner, atfekewinini.
Tanner's trade, taimery, assekewin.
Tantamoimt, tihishko.
7'ar, nahitwanipigiw. — S. Pitch.
Target of an archer, himudjicjan. I
am sliooling at a target, nin go-
daukive.
7'arry; 1 tarry, wika nin degtvisJdn,
ghiivenj nind inhid.
Taste, ipoqosivin,. Good taste, mino-
jwgosiuin,. Bad taste, manjipogn-
siwin. — 1 lind a good taste, nin
minopidjige. I lind a good taste
in It, {in. ^ an.) nin minoj^'dan; nin
viinopwa. It has a good taste, (iV;.,
an.) miiiopog-wad; minopogad. — I
find a bad taste, nin manji'/>idjige.
I find a bad taste in it, (in.., rtT!.)
ninnmnjyjidan; nin manjifwa, it
has a {)Si<.\ laste, {in., an.) man.ji-
pogwad] manjipogon. — I find the
proper taste, nin mopHjige. 1
find the proper taste of it, {in., an.)
nin mopidan ; nin niopwa. 1 k now
s. th. by the taste, nin nisdtapid-
jige. 1 know it by the taste, (?"».,
an.) nin nissitopidun; nin nisn-
topwa. I am accustomed to the
taste of it, {in., un.) nin nagddji-
fidan; ninna{/adjipwa. It lias an
excellent taste, {in., un.) ivingi-
f. wad \ wingipogosi. It has a
sweet taste, (in., an.) wiMohi-
jhigwad; 'Wishhibipogoai. It has a
bitter taste, {in., an.) ivissagipng-
icad ; WiKsugipogod. It has the taste
of an animal 'that was tired out
before killed. («'«., an.) pikikiwe-
paywad ; idkikiwepogosi.
Taste; I taste, nin gddjipidjige. I
taste it, try it by "the taste', (?«., |
an.) ningodjipidan; ningcdjipiva.
1 taste or eat a little of it, {m'.Mjk
un.) nin tangandan, nin gf-tanWw
dan; nin tangnma, nin gotania.
Taste ; it tastes, it tastes 'so..., (^'/j.
an.) ipogwad ; ipogmi. It tastes
salted . (^ in. , an.)jiwitagunipogirad;
jiiritngunipogoci. It '^ tastes raw,
{in.', an.) anhkipogn'ad ; athkip/go-
ii. 1 find it tastes r£<.v,it tastes
raw to me, (in., an.) nind ashkipi-
dan; nind nxkH/nva.
Tatters, uHagassiiman.
Tattler, wesdmidong, nenliiicanadji-
g/Jired. i am a tattler, nind of^d-
'inid(jn, nin nisliiu'anadjigijwr.
Tavern, siyinigewigamig, ashangi-
ivigamig.
Tavern-keeper, siginigewinini, ash-
angin'iniiii.
Tax-gatherer, maivahdjitchigcwin-
ini.
Tea, (in leaves,) anihish ; tea, (rea-
dy to drink,) anihiahabo.
Teach; I teach, nin kikinramage. I
teach him, nin kikin<,amav'a. I
teach myself. ninkikinoo?nadis.'We
teach each other, ninkikinoamadi.
min.
Teacher. S. School-teacher.
Teaching, kikinoamtigewin, kikinoa-
magoivin, ktkinoamadiuin .
Tea-kettle, tea-pot, anihishaJio-aki-
h'ns.jii<hihakik, jifhihakikons.
Teal, (duck,) sagatdganinhib, wewi-
hingivange
Tea-snoon, emikwanens, anibis/whu-
emiixwavens.
Tear, dbingivai. With tears, gigid-
hingwai. I shed a tear, nin pan-
gigaiuieihingwe. 1 shed tears, nin
maw. Tears come out of my eyes,
nin sasdgisihingwp. Tears come
out of my eyes by smoke, .sasagisi-
hingweiahas. — I laugh with tears in
my'eyes, nin gigisihingweliap.
Tear ; I tear, nin bigoUdjiiie. I tear
it, (in., an.) nin liqoUdm. nin
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kiahkibidoH, niii hiyoshkan; nin hi-
gohina, nin hthkibiiia, iiin higosh-
kaiva. I cannot ttar it {in.,' an.)
nin hwawihidon ; nin hwawildna. —
1 tear his skin, nin Idtjwajiwa. — It
•ears, rends, Hslikiciisne.
['ear or break ; 1 tear or break it,
iin., an.) nin pakiahkan, ninpaki-
oidon ; nin pakinhkawa, nin puki-
Mna, I tear a net, nin pukinati-
sahi. It tears ( breaks, ) pakishka-
maffud, hi(j<iM\ima<jHd.
Tear or break by rubbing ; I tear
(break) it, {in., an. ) nin pakihudon ;
ninjpakibona. It tears by rubbing,
(i?j., an.) pakibode ; pakihaso.
Tear to pieces ; I tear it to pieces,
[in., an.) nin nujoshkan, ninnuna-
ni(joshkan\ninni(j(i6kkwwa, nin na-
ndnigoshkawa.
Tear with the teeth ; I tear it with
the teeth, {in., an.) nin higtvan-
dan, nin nandniyanddn ; wm big-
warna, nin nandniyama.
Tease ; I tease him, nin migoshkad-
jia-
Teli ; I tell, nin dibddji) i, 7iin win-
damage, nin dibddjiiiuitrge. 1 be-
gin to tell, nin mddadjim, ?iin mad-
jiiadjim. I tell him, nind ina, nin
dibadjimvtaiva, nin windamawa,
nin dibudodamawa. We tell each
other, niml idimin, nin windama-
iimin. — 1 tell it, nin udndmnagen,
nin dibudadan. 1 tell s, th. in a
certain manner, nind inadjim. I
tell s. th., of him in a cert, m.,
nind inadjima. I tell s. th. of my-
self in a cert, m., nind inadjindis.
I begin to tell s. th. of him, nin
madjiiadjima. I tell of him s. th.,
nin dajima, ni> dibadjima. I tell
s. th. good of him, (her, it,) nin
fninwadjiina\ nin minwadudan. I
tell s. th. bad of hiai, ( her, i^ .) nin
matchi dajima, nin manadjima ;
nin matchi dajlndan. 1 tell bad
things, bad reports, ninmanadjim.
I tell bad reports ai)out people, nin
manadjinu,iage. I am heard tell-
ing bad reports, I tell bad reports,
nin manadjinK.iUigos. I tell de-
cently, vin bincdjim. I tell inde-
cently, 7iin winadjim. 1 come to
tell s. th. painful, difficult, nin sa-
nagiikka, nin bi-t<anagiMa. I
tell difficult painful things, nin na-
nagilagos. 1 come to tell him pain-
ful ilwngB, ninbi-sanagibhkatoa. I
tell secretly, nin gimudadjim. I
tell him s. th. secretly, nin qimo-
dadjimUawa. 1 tell the truth, ntra
dibwe. 1 tell the truth of him, nin
dehima. I tell wonderful things,
queer stories, nin mamakdnitagos,
(lam heard with astonishment.)
I tell tales, 7iind adisoke. i tell s.
th. in dilferent places, nin baba-
madjim. I make ainistake in tell-
ing s. th., nin wan dd Jim.
Telescope, S. Spyglass.
Tempej. Temperament. S. Good
temper. HI temper.
Temperance, 7ninikwcesvwin.
Temperance-pledge, minikwessi-mas-
inaiyane.
Tempera nt person, menikwessig.
Temple, anamieicigamig.
Temples ; I have temples, nin btba-
gi.ngine.
Tempt ; I tempt, nin gagwediheninge,
nin gagwedibt-ndjige, ninjobiige. I
tempt him, 7iin gagwedibenima, nin
gugwedjia, ninjvbia, nin gatchibia.
1 tempt it, ninjobltun. It tempts
me, 7nn johiifTo/i, ni^i galchddigon.
Temptation, gagwidibin'ingcwin, gaq-
ividibemljigewin, gagwcdibenind'i-
win, jiibiigewin.
Tempted ; I am tempted, 7iin gagtve-
dibcnimigo, nin gagwidibendagos.
Tempting object, Jobiig<jv;in.
Ten, mida»-8wi ; kwetc/i. We are
ten of us, nin midadatchimin.
There are ten in. objects, midd-
datcliinon.
Ten, midasso..., in compositions,
which see in the First Part.
Tenacious. S. Viscous.
Tender, (not used to hardship;) I am
tender, iiifi nixhangadis, nin 7i.6kis.
— The meat ic tender, nvkiwagad
wiiiifs.
Tender, (in s. in.) S. Weak, (soft.)
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Tin
Tenderly ; I bring him up tenderly,
softly, nin nislium/igia.
Ten each or to each", vu midamvi.
Ten every time, 7)ierrvidatuhing.
Te n t , ■paiJiUjiwaianegamiij.
7'entli ; tlie tenth, eht-midatcfdny.
^iie tenth time, nudatching.
TfMihly y eh>-m.idatcldng.
Ten thousand, midaiching miduss-
wak.
Ten times, midntching.
2'en times every lime, memidatching.
Tepid ; it is tepid, a iitiie warm, i \\-
quid,) aba«hh>''f p. I make it te-
l)id, tnnd uL .Muhii^ «, nind a-
hagamuan.
Tepid water, ehaKhhMteg nihi.
Terror. S. H«rro;.
7'esiimony to condemnation, ftaian^e-
win. 1 give le'-nmony to condem-
nation, nin hitaiige.
Thank ; I thank, nin migwetchiwii-
we, migwetch 7iind ikd, iti" mamoi-
awe. 1 thank hnn, via 7naiiioiaua-
ma, nin, migwdchiwia, migwetch
nind ma. \ thank in thoughts,
"nin migivetchitveninge. 1 thank
him in thoughts, nin migivetcheni-
ma, migwetch nindini'nima.
Thankful ; 1 am tha,ikf., I have
thankf. thoughts, nin tndmoiawen-
dam, nil! mdmaiawagendain.^ I am
thankf. to him, nin mdmuiaweni-
7na,nin mdmoiawagenima.
Thankfu Iness, mainoiawendamcwin,
vianidiawagendamow in.
Thanks ! I thatik you ! migwetch !
ondjita ! wendjitu !
Thanksgiving, migwetchiwiiwewin,
inamoii-wewin.
That, aw, awi, ow, iu>, iwi.
That, tchi, tchi wi-.
Thaw ; it thaws, ningikide.
' Thaw-weather; it is thaw-weather,
nmgislcodemagad, nhawti. 7'he
thaw-weather comes during niy
voyage, nin niiu/iskos.
T\\ee,ki,Hiuw.
Theft, gim/idiwin.
Them, these, n/w; iniw.
Then, iwapi,
Thence, ima imdji. iwidi midji.
There, ima, wedi, iwidi, iwedi, iwfdi
nal ilciu ; wadi, wadiH, aji'oi.
7'herelore, mi ivendji— .
Thf^se here, mdmifi, ogo'W ; mamin,
ntm.
7hey, tvinnn<a.
Thick; it is thick, (*'»., aw,) kipa^
,/d ; kipa<ii.ii. It is thick : Cloth-
ins, in., kipagigad ; clothing, an.,
klpagigihi ; li(iuid, kipagagami,
Inumgwagami, or pa-sagwagami;
n)etal, in., kipagahiknd ; metal, an. ,
kipa<iahikiHi; stufl', in., Mpagabi-
pad ; Htn tf, an,., ki/iaguhigihi; thread,
in., rnitihnhigad \ thread, an,,
mitchiihiiiihi,
Thu k ; 1 tnake it thick ; Liquid mn
kipanaqninitirn, nin hasnajfi^agami-
ton, ori nin pumgwagamtton ; me-
tal, in., nin kipanaldkiton; metal,
an., nin kipuguhikia. 1 make thick
s. th., ( *«., an. ) nin Upagitonvniu
hipagia.
Thickly, (near together,) hehenho.
'I'hickness; it is of a certain thick-
ness or hei;,ht, apilumagud. The
thickness of s. th., epitojf. j|#_
Th\p.f, genuidiMid, gimndtmmm. \
am a thief, nin gimodiM ; nm
gagdn^m/iiidji , nin waginindji.
Abode of thieves, gimndiwigamig.
Thievish; I am tluevish, roin ginw-
difhk.
Thievish woman, girmidiwikwe.
Thievishness, gimiMithkiivin.
Thigh, ohwdma. My, thy, his thigh,
n'hwam, kihwurn. ohwam. — A part
of the thigh, tchinguiun.
Thigh-hone, tchingwunigan.
Thimble, gandaigwamowin.
Thin; it is thin,(i/i., an. ) Idhngd; hi-
bug id It is thin: A hoard, hil>agts-
sagiei; \iq\nd, jigaagami ; metal,
in., hihiigdhikad ; metal , an., hiba-
qnhlkid; stuH. zw. h'hugigrrd: stuff.
'an.,hibagigiti ; vvoiHi, iii.,hihigi-
gad; wdoi'l, an., hihagigiti. The
tluor is tliin, hiliugiumga.
Thm ; i make it thin, metal, in., nin
hihaodhikidi/n ; metal, (/n.. vinln-
I higdbikia. I make it thin by cutt-
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THO
inp it, {in., an. ) niii hihagikodmn ;
nin hihagikona.
Thine, hn. It is lhine,(i/t., an.) kin
kid aiim; kin kid aiaa.
Thing, ail Great thine, kitrhi ail.
LiUle thine, aiin8. Bad wicked
thing, aiiwish.
Thiiik ; I think, nind inendam. I
tliink lie is (it ia) in..., nin danin-
inia, nind indauinima; rdn, danin-
dan, nifid itulunenddn. 1 tiiink of
him, ( her, it, ) nind ininima; nind
inenddn. 1 think inyseit'..., nind
ininindis. 1 think little of him,
(her, it,)7iiiid agassvnima, nin Iw-
_ weninuu, ; nind agassenddu, nin he-
wendan, — I think it is so.., nin
wiiweiendam. 1 think right, nin
gwaiakwendani. L think wisely,
prudently, nin nibwakudrndn^n.
Think on; 1 think on him, (her, it,)
nin, mikwenima ;. tiin imkivendnn.
I think always on him, (her, it,)
nin hijiheninia. nin kijiheniina, nin
takivenima. ni'ffag nin mikwinima;
nin bijihendan, nin kijihendan, nin
f/^tuendan, mojag nin mikwnulan.
I tmtik firmly or strongly on him,
(her, it.) also, I think he (she, it)
is strong, nin songenima,nin maah-
Icaweniina ; nin songendan, nin
mashkawtndan. I think lirmly on
myself, or, I think myself strong,
■nin mashkawenindis, ninsongenin-
dis. 1 think frequently on him,
(her, it,) 7iin mainikawinan, n.a-
ningim nin mikwenima ; nin ma-
mikawin, naningim nin mikwcn-
dan. I think only on him, (her, it,)
nin bejigocnima, nin hfjigwenlma ;
nin beiiijoendan, nin bfjigwvndan.
I think 'always on him (her, it)
when abroad, nin ivake-mamikwe-
nima ; nin wake-mamikendan. I
think always on home, ■«« ; wake-
mamikti'w.
Third; the third, eko-nisnng. The
third time, nisaing.
Thirdly, eko-nissing.
Thirst, nibdgwewin, gaskannbagwe-
win. Anient thirst," giakkaba'gu'e-
win.— I sutler thirst. S. Tirsty.
Thirsty ; 1 am thirsty, I thirst, vhi
nibdgirc, nin guskanaJingwr. I am
thirsty, dry, w/n. bevgwnnam. \
thirst very much, 1 suffer thirst.
ninpakabagwe, nin ginhkabnguw. 1
thirst afters, th., nin gislikabag-
ircniidnn.
Thirteen, niidasswi aM ninewi. ashi
n ixswi.
Thirty, nissimidana. We are thirty
()( us , nin nisdmid unnwemi n.
There are thirty in. objects, nud-
midunovewan.
Thirty every time, thirty each or to
each. ncntuHimklana.
Thirty hundred, (3(H)(),) nissimidan-
(tk. We are 3000 of us, nin viasimi-
daniikcdmin. There are 3000 in.
objects, vinimxd anahvadon.
This, this here, this one, aw, ow,
mibam, icuaiv; ow. mandan.
Thistle, missanashk.
This way, onddshime, ondass inaka-
keia.
Thorn, mine.isaguwanj.
Thorn-fruit, mi'niss.
Thoroughly, wawinge.
Thoae, those there, igiw, agiwi ;
initp. aniw, aniwi.
Thou, kin, ki, kid, kiiaw.
Though, mis.sawa, missntvu gaie, ano.
Thought , inendamawin. At gry
thought, nit>hkddend<imoinn. 1 have
angry th., nin nishkadendam. I
have angry th. towards him, nin
nichkenima. We hi^ve angry th.
towards one mother, nin nishka-
denindimin. lair and good th.,
mino inendamawin, onijishendn-
mnwin. 1 have fair and good th.,
nind onijinhendam, nin mtno inen-
dam. Impure unchaste th., bishig-
ivadendamrmin.gagib(idendairu)win.
J have impure 'tli., nin hishigwa-
dendam, nin biekigwadj- inendam,
nin gugibadendam! Proud th.,«ta-
minddendamowin, kitenimoudn. I
have proud th., nin niamindden-
dam, nin kif'Mtwawenindis, nin
kitenindia, nin kitenim. Right and
just th., gwaiakwendamawin. I
have right' and just th., nin gwai-
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THR
ahu<en4jam. RoRiiish th., mnniaii-
disMdcudaimwin. 1 iiave roguish
th., nin muifiaiuiex^adendarn. Sin-
ful evil 111., batd-inenJatnoiitn,
matchiinendamowin. I Imvc sin-
ful wicke.fl th., nlti hutd-inendnvi,
Km nuitilU inendam. Strong tli.
or resolution, nonoendamuwi/i,
mashkuwtndamowiti. I htive strong
th., uia munlihtwtndam, nin svn-
<iendu7H. 1 uu\kr. liiui havo strong
th. , nin mashkawendainia , nm
somievdamia. Stupid, loolish, ab-
sur'd, imprudent th., (jayihadeuda-
■mnvin, ijaiiihadj-iiicndainouin. 1
have stupiii imprudent \\v.,niii <ja-
(/ihad^ndam, niit, (fagibudj-ine/ulain.
'Wise prudent th., nihwakadenda-
mowin, aiujiluweiid amowiii. J have
wise th", ni/i nibwakadendam, nut
nihwaka-ineiidam, nin, gugitaweii
dam. I make him have wise pru-
dent th., nin ijcujita'Wtndatnid.
Thought ; I am (it is) thought, des-
tined, nindinendaijoe; inenda(ni'ad.
lam (it is) thought to he in...,
nind indunendagos] indantngwad.
Thoughtless ; 1 am thoughtless, fri-
volous, nin hidnadU.
Thousand, midusuwak. We are a
thousand in number, nin midaas-
wakodmin. There are a thousand
in. objects, midamvakwadon. A
thousand each, metnidasswak. A
thousand times, miduiswak das-
Thnmh, milchttchtnindj.
Thunder, thunderbolt, animih, am-
mikiq. . .,
Thunder ; it thunders, ammikika,
anirmkiioan. It thunders with
great noise , odjanimakwaamog
(animikig) ; paMikwuamoq {ani-
mikig). It thunders low, iabassdk-
waamog {animikig).
Thunder-cloud, animikiwanakwad. _
Thunder-sform; there is ath., kxMd
anitnikika.
Thursday, niogijigad.
Thy, ki, kid.
Thysell, kin igo, kiiaw.
Thrash; 1 thrash, nind apagandaige,
^n gitchiminaguige. I thrash it
oft'vvilh a sticli, nin haicnan.
Trasher, apagandatgnainini, «
Tlirashing, upagundaigeuiu, gitchi-
ininaguigewin.
Tr&:i\nn^t\oor, apugandaigewigamig.
Thrashing woman. apagandai<iekwt .
Thread, atrnhdh. Small thin thread,
a»mh(ihiiig. I make thread, nind
asmhnhike. Thread lor sewing,
nahikuHtsson.
Thread; 1 thread a needle, nin nam-
doan jahf/nigan.
Threat", threatening, gagtvesegmdi-
win.
Threaten; I threaten, nin gagwimp-
ive. 1 th. hun, nin gagwimjima.
Three, nisswi. We are three, nin
nimimin. There are three in. ob-
jects, nissinon.
Three, ninso..., in compositions,
which see in the First Part.
Three; he is three, three in one,m««i
Three davs ago, kitchi awasunnago.
Three every time, three each or to
each, neiiissu'i.
Three hundred every time, 300 each
or to each, neniwcak.
Three thousand, nisdng midasstcak,
idfnmidanak.
Three times, nisdng.
Three times every time, three times
each or to each, nenissing.
Threshold, kashkikanokan.
Throat, gonddgan. A big throat, pik-
waqondagan. — My throat is dry,
nin hengwanam. My th. is large,
nin mangujondngan. My th. is
sore, nin gagidjigonewe. My th. is
swollen, nin hagigondagan.-l take
him by the throat, nin sagigonda-
ganena. I cut his throat, nin kiah-
\igwejwa. I cut my own throat,
nin kishkigwejnodis. My throat is
cut, nin kiihkigive. — It comes in
my th., nin pindjiganeive^hkagon.
Throne, kitcki-ogima-apahiwin, hi-
tcM-ogima-namadabiwin.
Throng; we throng, nin sindkodadi'
min.
Through, jiftoii.
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Thronffh,( through the menns ok..,)
ondji.
Throw T throw, nind apariiMdqt,
nind nji/riyijitoe. i t.h. him (her, it)
somewhere;, nind apaginn, vind
apniritaii, nind apat/fffyn. I tli. niy-
afill somewhere, nind apaffis. 1 th.
it to him or for him, 7iind apaijita-
tva, nind apngitamawa. We throw
B, th. to each other, nind apaijitn-
dtmin. We throw ourselves to-
gether si)mpwliere, nirn! :ii.Hvi'U-
min. I th. inyselt lu some place,
nind apdidi^. — 1 throw it to such ii
distance, {in., an.) nin dibinan;
nin dehina.
Throw about; I throw about, nin
saswiwehinige, nin hiwiwehini<je. I
th. it about, {in., an.) nin mnve-
wehinan, ninhiwiwMnan; nin scm-
wiwehiiiu.nin himiwMna.
Throw aside; I throw aside, nind
ikowehiiiiffe, nin hakiwehinuje. I
th. him (her, it ) aside, nind iko-
wehma, iiindhalcewehina; nindiko-
wehinan, nin hnkewebinan.
Throw away; I throw away, nin we-
hmige. \ th. him (her, it) away,
ninwebina;nin ivihinan. I throw
away s. ^h. relating to him, nin
wehinamawa. 1 th. him (her, it)
away, pushing, nin gdndjwebina:,
nin gdndjiwehinan.
Throw down; I throw down, nin nia-
si/rch'nige, nind apagnsikage. I
throw Him down, nin welmhima,
nin nissiwehina, nind apaqasikawa,
nin pakiU(ishim(i,nin pakitiakofih-
ima. 1 th. him down, biting him,
nin gawama. I throw it down, nin
nissiivebinan, nin pahiteossidon. —
It throws me down, nin wehishi-
migon, nind apagasikagon, nin pa-
kiieoshi^nigon. — The w'aves throw
me down, nin gawiwehang.
Throw in; I throw him (her, it) in,
nin pindigewehina, nin pimljweTd-
na\ nin pintligfU'chinan, nin pindj-
wehinan. I tli. him (her it) in the
water, ninhnknldu ehina', nin hako-
hiwebinan. I throw myself in the
water, nin hakohiwebinidis. I th.
him (her, it) in a canoe, etc., nin
hnswehin/i', nin, hdnwi'hinan.
Throw off; he throws off iiis horns,
hiniwine.
Throw out; I throw out. nin sngidji-
wehinirfe. I th. him (her, it) out,
nin siigidjiwebina, nin gitchiwebi-
na; 7iin mgidjiwchinnn, nin qitchi-
irr.hinon, nin mgidjiivebisMcan. I
throw him (her it) 'out of the ca-
noe, ashore, nind agwdwebina;
nind agnmivebinan. l' throw the
Witter out of a canoe or boat, nin
gwakwapige. A vessel to throw the
water out, gwakwapigan.
Throw stones; 1 throw a stone, nin
bimwaiisin. 1 throw stones, nin
habiniwamin. — S. I stone.
Throw upon; I throw it upon him,
nind. npngndjinsitnwa, nind apaga-
djinsiiatniiwa. I throw myself upon
him, 7nnd nskosikawa.
Throwing away, ivebinigewin.
Thrown; 1 am (it is)throvvn some-
where, nind apagilchigas ; apu-
gitchigade.
Tlirowti about; it is th. about, {in.,
an. )hitviwebinigude, Kumrihinigade;
biwiivebiniguso, mswehinigaso.
Thrown aside; I am (it is) thrown
aside, fiind ikowdnnii/as ; ikowc-
hinigade.
Thrown away. S. Rejected.
Thrown down; I am (it is) thrown
down, nin wibi^himigo, nin nissi-
icebinigns ; ni.ssiwcbinignde.
Thrown'in; I am (it is) thr. in, nin
pindjwfibiniga^; pindjioehinigude. ]
am ( it is) thrown in'a canoe, etc.,
nin boswebinigas; bnsioebiniqade.
Thrown out; I 'ana (it is) tli. out.,
nin sdgidjiwebinigas ; sdgidjiwe-
biniijade.
Thrush, (bird,) opitchi.
Thrust away; I thrust him (her, it)
away; nind ikogundiaa, nin gm-
wdwa: nind ikog'andinan, nin gon-
Tgwaan.
"hrust back; I thrust him (her, it)
back, nind ajegandina; nind aje-
ffaridinan.
Thrust in; I thrust it in, {in., an.)
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ninr/nn^inan, vin pinaan,mnji-
gonan; nin ynndinn, nin /liimwa.
nia jeijimn. 1 tlirust it iii lor liiin
or to' liirii, nin piuaamawa, nin
qandinumawa. I thrust a splinlBr
111 niy liaiiil, nin jeifimiritljiiljin; iii
iriy toot, ninjei/o.siiledjin; uiulHnny
nail, ni/i, jiijufthkan'fidjin; m any
l)art ol my im\y , niiiji-gcmujivrd-
jin.
Thrust in. (in s. in.) S. Stick in. Put
in. Press down.
Thrust throuKh; 1 thrust it through,
[in.., an.) nin jahoounJinan, nin
jahwakamdiiu ; win juhixjandinii,
nin Jahdiu'iiuii.
Tick or tiko, i^'fit/a.
Ticklo; I tickle, nin gin,(unniwe- }
tickle him, nin (jinaijina, nin {it-
ncuivljinit. I tickle his ears, mn,
ninaqitawaqehina.
Tickliiig, (jiniujisiwin, yinagimwe-
win.
Ticklish; I am th., nin yinagis, nin
oinauidji.
Tide; it is the flowing tide, moshka-
garni nihi. It is the ebbing tide,
odattkimayud nihi.
Tidings. S. iNews.
Tie, tab>hini(jowin..
Tie; I tie, nin takuhinige, mntako-
bidjige. 1 tie him. (her, it,) va« ta-
Icohina; nin takolulon. I tie it to
him or for him, nin takohidawa,
nintakohidamawa. 1 tie him (her,
it) in a certain manner, nind tnn-
pina; nin.-l innjndon. 1 tie a bovy,
ninhi>ikatid(,n, ninhiswaadon; mn
Uskauna. nn Unvadna. i tie_ it
with a knot, I tie it down, [in.,
an.) 7iin yashkandon, nind apitno-
dm; nin gtiM-aona, nind apitaona.
I tie one string to another, to
lengthen it, 7iind anikolndon. I tie
it in ditl'ereiil places, {in., an.) nin
sas-iacHiidim; nin sai^sagifnna.
Tie tight; 1 tie tight, strongly, nin
maahkawapidjige. 1 tie him (her,
it) tiL'ht, ni n mashlcawainna; iiin
tnashkawafidon.
Tie together; 1 tie them together,
(an., in.) nin mdmawapinag',, mn
mimawapidnnan. I tie two, three,
etc. together, (im., in.) ninmjo-
hinag, nin ninxubinig; nin niJ6hi-
diinun, nin nionohidcnayi, etc. 1 tie
MO many together, {an., in.) nin
ddxnobindg; nin dansdbiJonan.
Tie up; I tie it up in s. th. (in., an.)
nin '-tvhkibid'in; nin ka.shkibina.—
1 tie up my head, nin dnsokwehis.
1 tie up hiM head, nin sinsokwebina.
Tie, (ill 9. in.; 8. Bind.
Tied; 1 am (it is) Med, nin takotnt,
nin takuhiigas, nin takobidjigas;
takubide, iaknhiigade, tahibtdjir-
yade;—\t is tied with a loop, {in.,
an.) bimvande; hiswatiso. It is tied
with a knot, {in., an.) yaM-aiide\
(lashkaono. 1 am (it ts)tied strong-
ly, nin ma»hkau'apis; 7nuM-awa-
pide. We are (they are) tied two,
three, etc., together, nin nijobiso-
min, nin niHsubisimin, etc.; nijo-
hidewan, vin.sobidewiin, etc. We
are (ihey are) tied so many to-
gether, nin diiffiobitiomin; das.id-
lidewan. 1 am (it is) tied up in s.
th., 7iin kanhkibin; kaxhkibide. Any
object tied U]) in s. th., kanhkibid-
ji'/an.'
Tieil. (in s. in.) S. Bound.
'I'ill, bininh, nuidnj, nunnnj.
Till: 1 till or cultivate the ground,
nin kitiye.
Tillage, h'tigerinn.
'i'lme; a certain length of time, no-
mug. All the time, apine, huji-
nil/. At the time, iwapi. At the
same time, baietnj, bekii<h. For a
time, yoma minik. From time to
Lime, 'aidpi, ndnivgvtini,ng, nan-
a»8uh. Some time, yomdpi.
Time; 1 have no time, ni/idondami-
ta, nind ondomis.
Time, lose time; I lose time by
drinking, «/«(i mdamibi. I make
people lose time by talking to
them, vind nndumitagc':. \ make
him lose time by talking to him.
nind ondamima.
Timid, (bashful;) I am timid, mnd
aguhhikhk, nind agatc/dwudin .
nind agotehiwis.
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Timui, (easily frRhtenecl;) 1 am
timid, nin <ja(jtvet~liis, mn qo»hi-
U'efifik, tiin (joidnis, nin aotddjishk,
nil, Jdijiidee.
Timidity, hashfulness, a^atehhhli-
>cm, affatc/iiwaduiwiii, ayakhiuli-
iurin.
Ti 'lidity, fear, gonhiwenhkiwiiiy jago-
deewin,, (jugweMdain.
Timorous. S. Timid.
Timothy. S. Grass-seed.
Tin, rvuhdhik.
Tinder, gngalagan.
Tingle; it lingies in my ears, nin, hi-
haqiahe.
Tin-kettle, wdhaUk, wahubikwakik.
Tinkle. ^^ .Jini?le.
Tippler, meiuhweMid.
Tippling, miuikwiM-iwin.
"■I'ippling - liou.se. minikwiwigMnig,
sigiiiigewuiamig.
Tipsy; I am'ti()sy. iiinjowibi.
Tiptoe; 1 stand on tiptoe, /i*Vt ^oAmi-
gahaw.
Tire; I tire niyself, nind uiehnditi. I
tire him, nind aiikiMU, nind aie-
kwiti, nind ahishkawa. I tire it,
nind aiihmton. It tires me, nind
uk^skkagon.— ] tire niyselC travel-
ing about, uin hahd-akos/ika.
Tired; 1 am tired, nind aitkos, nind
akiifikhis. I teel tired in my arms,
nind aiekonike; m my legs, nind
iiiekogade. I am tired of carrying,
nind aiikwiwi, nind iikkiwi; of ly-
ing down, nind it,hkiMn; of sitt-
ing, nind itikkwah. 1 am tired from
working hard, nind akwiwi, nin
pikikiwe, nin pikikiweta. 1 look
tired, nitid aiihmnagos.
Tired, disgusted; 1 am tired ofs. th.,
nin jigadendam. I am tired of him,
(her, it,) ninjigadenima; ninjiga-
denddn. I am tired of telling the
same thing so often, ninjuiaduna-
qidon. I am tired of wailing for
him. nin jigadjdna. I am tired of
walking, ninjigadosse. I am tired
of writing, nin jigadjibiise.
Tiredness, aiikomcin. Tiredness,
(disgust, ) j Uiadendaimruiin.
Tithes, church-tithes, unumiepagi-
I dinigan. \ pay my tithes to the
I church and clergy', nind anamic-
) pagvlinipe.
, Titil'lation. S. Tickling.
Title of condamnation, ondenindi-
j win.
I To, tcAi, tchiu'i-.
Toad, omakaki, hahigomakaki. A
kind of very hig toad. (ende.
Tohacco, ashima. I manufacture
tobacco, *.ind timmake. Roll of
tobacco, H'ijinawafisema. Thin to-
bacco is fre.sli, tipahagin nw as-
Btma. I have no tobacco to smoke,
nrn mnne/iwa. Want of tobacco,
mani/nraicin.
Tobacco-bo.x , assevia-mnkak.
Tobacco-juice, apasmgokidjan.
Tobacco-manufactory,' aasemakewi-
gamig.
Tobacco-manufacturer, assemakewi-
vini.
Tobacco- pouc h kiMibitugan.
To-day, nongnm, nonnnm gi^iaak.
Toe, Unakwatiitid. fhe b'ig toe, hi-
ichindan. I walk with my toes
turned inside, vin. irawngnami. I
walk with my toes turne(f outside,
nin nandpadaami, ninjajdahaga-
ami.
Together, mdmairi.
Toil; I toil; nin htagiw.
Tolerably, cniwck.
Toll. S. Ring the bell.
Toll-gatherer , maivandjitcldgewi-
nivi.
Tbmahawk, wagakwadons.
Tb-morrow, w'abung. Tb-morrow
morning, uuibanir kigijeb. To-
morrow night, wubang onagothig.
Tbngs, iakwandjigiin. ^Small torigs,
( pincers, ) takwdndjigans.
Tbngue, odenaniwama, denaniw. My
tongue is cut off, nin kuhkidena-
viw. I cut his tongue off, ninkishki-
denaniwejwn. My tongue is swol-
len, nin bdgidenaniw. I show my
tongue, ninjibidenaniwen. nin tOr-
gidenaniiven. I show him the
tongue, nin mgidenaniwetawa.
Tool, anokasowtn.
iiilhi iiililMit , ■
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Too late, hnh'si -e,
rive too !; i
Too rniirh, '
7'ooth, wihiili
nibitl, kik'
teeth, Tiy
forth, niu mquu
nihd 01' ihiila
O'iair wika. i ar-
Arti\ e.
fM .m nihiwa.
"I ^ thy, his tooth,
•rj)iii. 1 begin to have
tr<-' < iietjin to come
.. 1 have teeth,
I lose my teeth,
im
I
am getliiii,' other
i.iiilaiiide. I pull him
teeth, ;//// /
a tooth out, nin hakwahiUhina.
I draw it out with tlie teeth, nin
wile wand in. I try to draw it out
tor liiiii with the ii'.cAh.vinwiku'a-
tckurikwandamawa. I draw it ont
for him with the teeth, nin icl-
kwandumiiva. — I have bad teeth,
airi. manddahiile. 1 have good
teeth. Ilia iniiinu'dddf. 1 have even
fine teeth, nind oualiide. I have
line small teetli, nin hismhide. I
have larfje teeth, »in mamnnan-
bide. 1 have forl^ed teeth, 7iin nas-
sawahde, nin ni/njidewahidr. 1
have gapes or holes in the rows
of my teeth. 7iin tawal'ide, nin ta~
tawiihide. I have loriir teeth,
nin ga<janwahide. T have rotten
teeth, nin, m"/isew(thidc 1 have
sharp teeth, nin i/innhide. It has
sharp teeth, (jinuhulemafjad. I have
white teeth, nin wahishkaJdde, nin
wawabishkahiJ e . — My teeth are
close together, nin txu/wahide. My
teeth are distant froiii each other,
ninpanhkahiAle. Its teeth are di-
stant from one another, pachhahi-
deiimoujad. My teeth are set on
edge, ninjoshowuhide.
Tooth; my bad tooth, nibiddsh. My
small tooth, nd/idenf.
Jboth-ache, dcwdlidiwin. I have
tooth -ache, nin dewdhide, nind
dkoiin nihid.
Toot-ache medicine, wibida ■ rna-
shtiki.
Jbool.^pick, toothpicker, nessigwa-
bidcon.
7'ooth -pincers, bakivdbidebid.Jifian.
Top. wanakuwin, There is a top, wa-
aakowiivan. The top of a mocca-
»\i% a(fmda(/an. 7'he top of thr
tree is hruken, kishkanakid mitig .
7'op, (boy's plaything,) ^/M'«i(/a». I
play with a top, nin towiiye.
7brch, naudUHKjan.
Torch -Lake, iVaimwaffan. At, from
or to Torch-Lake, Wusfwdijanin^/.
Torch-Lake, or Lake lloughtoii,
Wiisuwenun. At, from or to Lake
Honghtoti, Wu,^tiWeu<inin<j.
Torch-stick, ivumitHujunuk.
Torment; I torment, nni kotatjiiwi.
I torment him, nin kotu</iii, nin
hdiKjinui. \ tcrment myself, nin
kotaijiidis. It torments, kutdijiiwc
m'Kjad. It torments ine, nin kola-
iliiijon.
7orn'; it is torn. ((?i., an.) biijDtikka-
inaijad. Idijubidjiijade, niijonhka-
maijad, ki^hkiliuljujade.! biO'ishka,
bi(fiSi<IJii/ano, nignnlikaiva, Icishki-
hidji(/(it<o. It is all torn to (jieces,
Hiuidn iijoslikaniui/ad, hLitiilii/Ji(iu~
de. — I wear torn clothes, nin hiyj-
kiruttaie.
Tornado, misnbi.'ssidoin,
7'or|)id. H. Ucniimbed.
ybrtoise, mitthiky. Another kind, ti-
tehikmak.—'S. Turtle.
Tortoise's shell or shield, mishike>i'i'
dd^liwa.
Torture. S. Torment.
7'ossed; I am tossed about in a canoe
or vessel, nin kotiKjinehaog,
7'onch; I touch him, (her, itj nin
tdn(jina\ nin tamjinan. 1 touch
myself nin tdnpinidis, nin tdnqi-
namudig. 1 don't dare touch him,
(her, it,) or touch indecently, nin,
tnandtangina, nin manndina, nin.
manddjibinti ; nin mandtanginan,
nin manddimui, nin manddjibidon.
1 touch myself indecently, nin ma-
nddinidin. i touch him in a steal-
thy manner, nin gimiwina, ginuidj
nintdngina. I touch s.th. relating
to him, n'n tdnginamawa. We
touch one another, nin tunginidi-
niin. — [ make it touch s. th., nin
tdngianiton. — It touches the bot-
tom, bdgwiati i.
Tough; it is lough, (in.,an.') jiban;
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,nhi.ii. It J9 touc'li or <\urah\g,ji-
hixum. 'I'hfi wood is tougti, ma-
shkamlumxjad initiq.
Towel, hLsiit indjaija n .
Town, odina. J'r. is a town, or thoro
i.': ,'i town. ndenniDaii. A large town
or city, hitrhivdfjia. A small town
or villiii^e, (idenaicens.
Track. ( foot .step, ) olcawiirin. himiJ:a-
u-ewiii. There are tracks, Mmi-
kairade, oJi-minnnde. There are my
tracks, mn, Umikawe. My tracks
are "isihle on thf road, uittd oka>v.
The tracks ot both my feet appear.
nind ej'uudfl-awe. There are tracks
on the road or trail, dl-uwavio mi-
kana. I see the lr;icks on the road,
mnd okawUitii 'inlkaua. — I leave
hirge tracks heliind me walkin-,
nin manqmhkam, niii mnmHtim--
,shkam. I leave small tracks hehiiid
nie, ni/i hiin'M-ain, nin hnliiri-
shkam. I lose the track, nin wn~
niia'/ji'/e.— I arrive to his track.
■mn 7mj(Uvia. I see his track, niud
okuwui. — The track of the pen is
visible, it appears Wf-ll, (that is,
the ink is black,} okawindn ojihil-
(janaho.
Trade, anokiwin, inanokiivin. Lock-
smith's trade. Joiner's trade, etc.
S. Locksmith. Joiner, etc.
Trade, ( commerce, )/-^az<;t'm'n, ata.i-
dtivin .
7'rade; \ tritde, nind ntawe. I trade
with him. nind utiiwama,
aluweu'in,
grader, ain wiwin in i.
yVadesman. miokiwiuiui
Tradinir. (commerce, !
ntiDid hriih.
7'rading-house, store, atawiwiiin-
mill.
Tradiniz-license, ufawe-ma.nnaiiinn.
TvnihUou^autnikediliiiiljinujwin.'ajc-
dihaiJJrnirtvin. Christian Tra'di-
tion, anamiK-aianike-dibndjim<>-
win. {Aianike, or, anii,. , signi-
fie.s the same. )
TrafTic. H. Trade.
7'rad, 'inikann. mikan. I make a
trail, nin mikanake. I make a
trail for him, nin mikanukawa. Tha
trail comes from..., ondamo tnika-
hix. /he trail ^roos to..., (>,«w*f.
mikana. The trail is narrow,
miiumdetnn mikana. T\w trail is
wide, vuingudcmo mikann.~\ lose
tlie trail, nin n'anundoii viikann —
1 can go everywhere without a
trail, nin nitdu-akuniiae.
{m\, (in s. in,j .s. A'oad.
Yrample r.ampled.-S. /'read in,
on. /rodden upun.
/laiiqniility, hitt&niiiuin. hfkddi{.i
win, hmnuhiain, hii,dniiwewin.
wnnakiain.
/'raniinillity of heart, tranquillam.
mity, wanakiwidccwin.
/'ranscribe; 1 transcribe, nind and-
Jtlnnje; I tr. it, nind andjihiun.
transcribe. S. Copy,
/^ta n sl r i pt , nndj hliyn n .
Tn\ n s fig u r a t i o n'. 6/ ndjinagwiidimwin .
andjiniufiiaiwin.
/'ransligii'ration of Jesus Christ. Je-
cuti lid. undjin<i(f(i^ia>in.
riaiistipure; i 'traniiligure myself,
nind u ndjindijuiidin, nind andjina-
c/in.
transform, I transform myselLnind
dinidin.
/'ransgress; I tr. a commandmei;*.
nin hi<j<,lidon iianasongeuiin, (I
break a commandment.)
/^ransgression. S. Sin.
/Vaii.«gressor. S. Sinner,
/ranslate ; I translate, (writing,')
nmd anikanotuhiige. i translate
it, (writing,) nind' anikanotahidn.
/ranslated; it is translated, (in wri-
tintr.'i anikaniiUiUuiadi. ]t is
translated, (orally, ) ' a^iikanotadji.
(jade.
/translation, (written,) anikanota-
^ lii(jan,anikav( taUiifewin.
/'ranslator. anikanvUiliicjcu'lnlm.
/ranspaient, (lhin;i it is transpa-
rent, .irhaHUKKe^jibmvussiigade, ji-
hitte, jibmruKn.
Transparent stulf, jihawa.sseipin.
/rap, datMinai/an. I set a trap,
Mind omhuau dassonngan. I set
him a trap, nh'd oniamaiva. 1
make traps in the woods, tdnd
M<NiiMI^^VIk|M
•m-mmmmman'
a^jUKramraammfKSii'^
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nniifje. I open a trap, taivnnolii-
don diusanagun. I go to my traps,
mnnadu-fmi'iiaijarie. I miss hirn in
my trap, niii. haidhina, I avoid
or escai e a trap or snare, 7iiii bu-
nikon.
Trap; I trap him, (I catch liim in a
trap, ) 11/ fi ilastio/ia.
'/Vafjpeil; I am trapped. «./^ dassdn.
Tra.\i e\ Jiahdmndisiwia, mddd(tUlw in.
Travel by water, not sailini?, hi-
inibkkdwin-, sailing, hiindnhiwin,
Tx vel; \ travel, tiin bahdmadis, nin
mndddis. I travel by water, not
sailing, nin himie/iJcd; failing, niii
hiiudnh.
traveler, hehd mndi^id.
traveling axe, hahamadisi-wug ale-
wad.
TVaverse, tiiniindgan.
T'raverse-Lslanil, IS'imivdgani-mi-
nm.
Tread; I tread. «//« tal-oH. I iread
into dirt, nin jijdkam. I tread
hard on the tjoor, nin piiiijvfim-
tjiMcan. I tread on his toes, nin
tayotiidi'iiMiiwa. 1 tread upon hirn,
I'her. it.) ;(,m Inkokdnd; !>'>ntako-
kdddn.
'/'read out; I tread out s. th.,«««,
mimig'vhkan, nin (jitihiniinuifi.sh-
ham. 1 tread it owi, (in., an. ) nin
mimigoiihkdH, inn gitchiminagif^h-
kan\nin m uni{iOshkuwa, nin gitclii-
minngishkan'a.
T'reasnre, daniirin, kifcM daniw/n.
dibcndatinowin. 1 lay up a treas-
ure, nind atamddis. -i, 'a ndwando-
nanias, nin n dwand onaniadis.
'/rt^at; I treat him: nin dodawa. I
treat Inm (her, it) well, nl.n mino
dodawa; nin mino dndan. 1 treat
him (her. it; ill, nin matvJ'i d(,dn-
u-a,nind, dlrindjia, nin nunikadjia,
nin ?iif,hkin(twa; nin mafclddodun,
nind aldndjiUm, nin nanikudjiton.
I treat him too ill. nind (H'dynia.
We treat one another, nin doda-
dimin.—S. Do evil.
7'reatment, mutual treatment. cZoi/'/-
dimn. Got)d treatment, rnin^/ du-
dctfftwin. Ill treatment, matchi
diidadin<in.
Tree, niitiii. Tree with the roots,
paku'dndj. The tree has roots,
(dchihikdwi tmtig. At the; top or
head ot a tree, wnnahmg. — The
tree begins to hud, utiguniniihvi
mitig, or Mtginimikwi.' The tree
is Kettinu: new leaves, mgdiagisi
mitig. 7'hetree has young shoots,
mgthimngiki mitig. The tree is
in blooiri, ivdJiigoni. mitig. The
tree has branches, iradikwani mi-
tig, or mgidikwunai^id. 21ie tree
has manv branches, hahakedikwa
VAigis^i milig. — The tree is blazed,
JvuKsakn'aignso milig. 'V\\e tree
bends by the wind. Jn.i/utw/ihan/ii
mitig. The tree is broken by the
wuid. maknk'Ki mitig. There are
trees blown down, wessraii. 7'he
tree cracks or splits by cold, pasli-
kukwadji iniiig. Tae tree is crook-
ed, wau'aelikdko.fi mitig. The
head or ton oi' the tree is 'crooked,
wdganakiKi. mitig. The tree is
dry, minJiiwdtigmvi mitig. The tree
is \\o\Uyv/ , U'iintnnikid niilig. The
tree is straight, ondkoi-i mitig.
'I'lie tree is whitish, wahdkod mi-
tig. There is a number of trees
standing together, htku-dwa, min-
dkwa.
Tremble. S. Shake,
Tretich. S. Ditch. Canal.
Trial, godjicnisiwin. 1 make himsnf
I'er (or a trial, nin godji-kotugia
nin gagividji-kiitagia.
^'riiAilation. S. Suflering.
j^'ribunal, dihakon ine-ainddwin, dila-
k<in itveu'in i-dfidnwin.
Trick. S. Cheat.
Ttit]v, nrg:t(:gwenii'h. Trifles, wiia-
gatiniiman.
Trigger, vanHdcvigan. 1 pull the
trigger, nin nasi-atinige.
Trim, ornament, (in s. in.) S. Em-
))roider.
7Vinity, Ncmi-hejignd Kijf.-Manito.
Trodden upon; 1 am litis) trodden
upon, nintakvkadj'igns; takokadji-
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7'roop; tlie beasts are togeth<*t by
trocjps, hvnawa/ildlicai/ nwexniiiKi.
The birds are togetlu'r by troops,
himaamoij hiiictisiicaii.
^Trouble, lanlikendarn'mrin, lotaijisi-
i^in, nitiliiiran(Klul:n)ni,finiviii.
T^ronble of iiiind, niMu-unmlendu-
inoinii),, tcnuhld-'retfiidaniiwin. I
am ill trouble. //?■/< kasld-enJam, nin
lotngis. I am in trnuble of mind,
nin nuJdn'anadendani. I cause
hun troiible, nin kaxhkmdaima,
»tn tmhintaniidendamii . I make or
cause trouble, nin ni-ildnxinadahu-
Viiijis, nin nisihiicanudjiiire. I
cause trouble with my words, nin
?iitihi'V<inadji{/i/n\=. We cause trou-
V!r \^ p^"^'' 'J'tiei', nin ni^sltiwanad-
jiidindn.^ It causes trouble, wm///-
ii'iinailjii'rtniagaiL There is trou-
hlc. n if kin-anaJahnni'/dd, waninhk-
^ toekamiijad, kaM-endminuid ,
Trouble, noise; there is'tronble and
noise. odJani/nrikfimi(/ail. I cause
trouble and noise, 'nind odjani-
malcantinifi. 1 speak with much
trouble and noi>e, nind odjuninu-
ta(j"S, nind ('djanimnru't'dan). I
cause_ him (her. it) trouble, nind
'idjanimia; nind odjani)niton..
trouble, (in s. in.) S. /-'airi. Suf-
tering.
Trouble; I tronl)!e him, molest him,
7dn nd(j<i.<=hkadjia. It troubles ine,
ntn jni(iOKhk<idjiiijon. nin miqi-^h-
hulji-nianiiS(H. l'tr« nble liim"ask-
ing him for s. tli., nind m/uijoinn-
fawa. I troul)le or molest with
my words, nin mi(jn,'.lihisitn<i> s. I
trouble him with "my word's, nin
migoildiisninn, via' wanishhren,
nin wani.'^hkicenia, nin iciiagi^ki-
ma.
Troiibled; I am troubled, molested,
nil ndijoM-adJi(da, nind ndjani-
7ni.s. 1 am l_r. by my sickness,
nind odjanimims. I am tr. in my
thoughts, in my mind, inn m.ujonh-
kadendam, nin iruniM-wciendam,
nind (Kljnniniendttni. 'I'roubled
thoughts, (djanimendamowin, wa-
n ishl'wiiendanioivin .
7'rouble of heart, haM-cndam^dee-
^ n4n, miynsliX-ailjiileewin.
troublesome ; 1 am tr., nin migosh-
Jcadis, nin xoaninhlicts. nind idja-
nnniiwe, nm ndijoshkadendugan, nin
iiuiti<iid-cndii(j(ii<, nin tmnut/'l: It is
irouhlesomp," mi(iot^/d-udcndug>v(uL
sanuijad, wiingishndai/icud. ' I am
troublesome with my sjjeaking.
ninwaniM'wetagos, nin ndioahhi-
fttnciDS.
7>oul)lesomeness, miijoshkadidwin,
niiui/inkendugoiiwin, (omu/jitiuin.
T^iough, atobiiH. ivinainvvaqan. I
make a trough, nhid (duhdniJce.
7ro'it, ncnneijot^n. There, are trout.
nameijiifsikd. Place where there
are trout, nante(/o^/.i/,-an.
T^r o u t - b o n e . mini t</ot.\\ ii/a n .
'ii»\se\. ;ii,ihkva}ii(ja)iid(!an. I ])las-
ter with a trowel, nin joM-walui-
anaiije.
T\\\e : it is true, considered triie.Je-
hweiendcuiwad. I arh couKidered
true, (veracious,) nin ddavcien-
dat/os. I think it is true, nin de~
hnniendiui.
Tn\\\\ geijet.
trumpet," hodadjigun. madwewetvM-
gan.
jTrunk, makak, miliiro-makak.
7rust, trusting, a/iininunvin.
Tvusi ; I trust in him. (her, M,) 7iind
upcninionun ; nind ujienimon. I
trust in myself, nind a/'enindin.
We trust ill each other, nind ape-
nindtndn.
7'ruth, di'hwewin. It is the truth, de-
hwtwinagad, d€hn'i/cininin(/ad, de-
bnririniniin. I tell the truth, nin
dehwe, nin dchwetagt's, 1 tell the
truth of him, ?^m//t^W/«(7. I think
he tells the truth, nin ddnvetaieni-
ma.
Truth-paper, (deed, certificate, etc.)
dcfnven'ini-madnalnan.
Truth-teller, duielnved, daidiwdaoo-
.dd.
Truth-telling, dchwctagosiwin.
Try ; I try, nin godji^w. I try witli-
out much effect,' nind inwAs. I
try him, (her, it,) wi/j gndjia, mn
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q(djieivino(lan. I try it, ^a coat,
boot, etc.) vin godkan. 1 try it,
( a gun, ) ni)t ijcnkaton.
7'ry, (examine ; w(?i tfuf/ireJJiiiC'-'. I
try him, nin ijayivet/ji'i. 1 try hi:n,
(lier, it,) 711/1 <j(xciwfi]ji-l'il-enim<t ;
nin g(uprc(IJi-H'kc>ul(i/i. I try him
by siillpriiijis, nin /j.iijicedji-h ta(jia.
Try to isnriiass ; 1 try "to surpass, nin
(jaiju'edjrnimiiivc. I try to surpass
in 'speaking or debating, 7iin (/a/j-
vejiigoiiiiniifi. He that surpasses
Others in " speaking, <jafj7Vijag<ison-
geuinini. ] try to surpass him in
sp., itin ga/jirtjn(ji fi(,ma. We iry
to sur()oss each other in sp., 7iin
ga(/icejiiti(,(ii//nl imiv .
Try;"(iil s'. in.j S. Endeavor.
Zrying to surpass in speaking, (/a;/-
irejagt'sondiicin.
Tut), mal-i'ihitsng.
2iimble; 1 tumble, fall, wm pah'te-
shin. I make him tumble, nin
palitcfihiiiia. — I tumble over head,
piti abcdjigwtinittie, nin tchingidaa-
bowe. — 1 tumble down, nind ouda-
qodjin. It tumbles down, ]:ikwa-
\)ikiiise.
7'u mb I e r , m in i hva iljiga n .
tumult. S. ytir. y'tir up.
2'une. S. Melody.
7'urhid ; it is lurhid, pukwehigad , jiak-
wvhigami. I make it turbid, nin
paku'ehigu minsidiin .
7'urbulent. y'urbulence. S. Disqui-
et. Disqnietness. 7Vonble.
7urkey, (liird,)mwi6-6<?. Young tur-
key, miyi''K-ns.
yurkey-wheat. S. Indian corn.
Tarn ; by turns, menuMicat. I iii
my turn, ninitam, 7hou in thy
turn, kinitnm. He n his turn,
mnitam. W- in our turn, nini-
tamiici.id, ki'rtumiwind. You in
your turn, ,U/; ''««»'"•'. 7'hey in
their 'urn, wimiumt'ra.
7'urn : 1 turn, (sLuiding or sitting,)
r,iuii'"-^ita. 1 turn, Oy'"?-) "''"
w't'iiihin. I turn my head, nin
limid' !.■■ ■:•-!. I urn this way,
itaiidj iTv uiii bi-ywekigabaw. I
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turjjlthis wav, sitting, j)?Vi bi-gtve-
kab. — I turn him. (her, n,)ningwe-
kia ; nin gwekiton. I turn my
thoughts, (change my mind,) ni?i
gu'ikendam,
2'urn out; 1 turn him out. ninsagidji-
webina. I turn himout, beating hi'm,
n in fo gida ga» a m a .
Turn over : 1 turn him (her, it) over,
nin (nrikina; nm gicekiMma ; nin
qu'tkiiian^uingwikifhid/m. 1 turn
It over tor him, nin ifwekinamaica.
I turn it over : Metal, in., nin gwe-
kuldkisbidon \ metal, an., qtcekabi-
l ii>hima ; stutif, in., nin giveh'ginuir;
stuff, tin., nin girekii;ina. — 1 turn
it over, inside out, {in., an.) nind
cdiodiiian ; nind (ih'dina. 1 turn
it over, upside down, m'nd animi-
kdmin, nind animikirii'bidun, nind
ajigidinan.
Turn round ; I turn round, ;//;* kiji-
bata, nin bimiskota. 1 turn round
until 1 get giddy, nin givui-hhvcdi-
nokive. I turn round until 1 tail
down, nin kijibadinokn'c. — I turn
round, I turn myself, w/« (iwikitn.
1 turn round. Hying, wz'w*/ ^^w/hm**;
running, irind <t}iumibato; starulmg.
nind abamigabaw, nin givihigabaiv,
nin }ii)nii<k( g(diauK 1 turn round
briskly, nin gwikipagis. I turn
round with a canoe, nin giwejom.
I make him turn round, fitting, nin
gwckahia. 1 make h.ia turn round,
standing, nin gicekigabawia.—l turn
him round on a cord, nin kijibi-
dteehkui^fa, 1 turn it round, twist-
ing, (in., an.) nin binmh,t(rn,nin
hi)nitktiii<ddon, ntJi bimiahman;
7>in bumnkona. I turn it ror. nd
b.-iskly, {in., an.) nin kijibaive-
binan, nin hiniid'tncdi/uiv ; nin ki-
jibanrbina, nin bimixkowdiina.
Turn to another side; 1 turn, niii
giveki. I turn to an. s., sitting, nin
girihab, nind dni-gvekab. 1 ; irn to
an. s., standing, nin givekigubaw.
nind dni-gvikigalaw.
Tern towards ; I'tnrn towards (oi
from) him. (her. it,) nin gnikif'vn-a:
■itin i/m!:ilan. I turi> to\M.nds him,
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(her, it,) standing, fiin (iweHgala-
witauia, nind ithami(/abawit<iwa ;
ni/i t/icel-iijabawita/t, nind abami-
gahawitan.
Tarn ; it turns over, gwikiasin. I
turn (it turns) round, revolves, jit'/t
himiskota ; himiskatamagad. It
turns a little, hitninltcamagad. —
Ttie river turns round, ah'amiti-
gweiaslhi. The water turns rouiui,
ahimodjiwa/i.
7\itn, (convert;) T turned, I am eon-
verted, nind atidJibtDbaditi, nind an-
wenindis.
Turned ; it is turned, (t'«., an.) gwe-
kigade^ ^ gwehinig ide\ ywikiguso,
gwekinigatto. It is turned over,
(upside down,) iwiinikunigadc. It
is turned, (ui the shape of a
screw, ) bitninkivaigade.
Turnip, <cAi*«. Small turnip, ^cA<s-
nens.
7'urnip-seed, lcMsgi-miiiilca7i.
yurnsol, ininHtagan,
Tmt\e, jingade>mkwa7iy mishvadessi,
bosibido^ makiiiak. The shell or
shield of a turtle, dai^h'vd.
Turtle-dove, nmimi. Young turtle-
dove, ojniming.
Twelve, niidiufwi ashi nij.
Twenty, nijtana. We are twenty
of us, nifi nijtanaiceniin. There
are twenty in. ol)jects, nijtanawi-
waii. There are twenty pair of..,,
nytanamewdn.
Twenty every time, twenty each or
to each, nenijtana.
Twenty hundred, vijtan.Alc. We are
two thousand in number, nin
nijtanaknuiniia. There are two
thousand in. objects, nijtandh-
wadon.
Twice, nijing.
Twice every turifi, twice each or to
each, nenljing.
Twilight; it is twilight. W'lhi'ibamvi-
agwa/l, n/t n 'I'lgahummagwad, nik-
iwigiid. ff 'tjt twilight in the
morning, 6i an^im, UutJijan.
Twill, mjade. _ I am delivered of
twins, nin niji.dHke.
Twine, aumbaft.
Twine for nets, a.tsabikeiab.
r.vinklc. S. Blink.
y^winkiing of an eye. S. Motnpnt.
7\vist ; 1 twist with a stick, nin bi~
makwaige. I twist it with a stick,
{in., tin.) nin bimdk'vna/i ; ninbi-
mdkwdiva. 1 twist him, ( her, it,)
nin biinina : nin biminan. 1 twist
threads together, nin jankubwa-
hinicje. I twist tohricco, uin bimi-
liugtna assema. I twist it up. curl
it, nin titibakmaan, nin babiiiguk-
wa'in, _ I twist It around s.lh.m'n
titi'ialii.'^sidi/n.
Twist, iin s. in.) S. Spin.
Pvyisted; it is tvxisted, {in.,an.,)titi-
baiidi'.\iitiliaos(i. Tne tree is twist-
ed, bimdkiiai niitig, or buni'ubigisi.
Twisted line of 'several threads.
ja.'<hahwabigiidgan. It is twistecl
of_ several threads, jasJmbu-abigi-
nignde.
Twisted tobacco, bimibnginigan.
Twisted wood, bitndk'wad'. Sweet
twisted wood, manito-binidkwad.
Twisting-stick, binidkn'ai(/aii.
Two, ntj. We are two, nin nijimin.
There are two in. objects, nijinon,
nijino/nagnd.
Two, nijo..., in compositions, which
see in the First Part.
Two every time, two each or to
each, nevij.
Two families, three families, etc.
irijdde, nin.si.dc, etc. We are two
fiunilies, three families, etc.. nin,
nijndewidmin, nin ninaodewisimin.
Two hundred, nywdk. We are 200
of us, Tiin itijwdkonimin. There
are 200 in. objects, nijwakwadon.
There are 2oo [Kiir of..., nijwak-
wewnn.
Two hundred every time, 200 eacli
or to (vich, nenijwak.
Tying, takobinigewin, fakohidjige-
win.
Tying-Htringftakobuljigan.
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Udder of a cow, totosh, pijikiwitoto-
shim. ,. . .
\l<r\\ness,m(lna(l^s^w^n.
Ugly; I am (It is) ugly, nin mana-
dis\manadiid.
Ulcer. S. Abscess with matter.
Ultimately, (/efjapi, islikwntch.
[^mbrella, aqau'uteov, wjawahasounn.
Unable; I ain unable to walk, nmd
' anawito. 1 ain unable to do it, ka-
win nin qushkitosnin.
Unbend; I'unbend it, nin Innungiva-
Uffinan, "i^^ neshangahginan.
Unbelief, aqonivtlendaminnn.
Unbeliever', daithirciannng, amgon-
weiendanq, aid'jumcetang.
Unchaste. "Unchastity.— A. Impure.
Imiiurity , ^ . .
Uncle, (father's brother,) my. th\,
his uncle, niinishome, kiimchorne,
omishomeian.
Uncle, Smother's brother;) my, tliy,
his uncle, nijhhe, kijiahe, ojuhe-
iiin. r, r>- f,.
Unclean. Uucleanness.— <!>. uirty.
Dixt. . . , ..
Unclean spirit, wanisid mumtn. _
Uncock;! uncork a Q,m\, mnmin-
wdUkinanpashkidgany nin niwate-
tMii paiihkiiig'in. .
Uncover; I uncover hnn, mnfukag-
wajena. I uncover myself, «?/!./':i-
kdawtijen.idif!. I uncover it, nin
pa'kimt<m. 1 uncover it to hnn,
nin }i(d'ifi>if("nawa.
Uncovered; it is unc, pakissitchi-
aade. , 7 ■
Undecided,! am und., katvm mn.
aijcn'.anfi- , .
U!HWr,a«('f/,Jty, undmmu, anarmnq.
UND
It is under s. th., {in., an.)asU-
trhissin; ashdtchishin.
Underbrush; thick underbrush of the
tir-kind, akdwany There is thick
underbrush, ahlwanjikn
Under-chief, second ch ., a 'ci-
(xiima, .
Un'derfeatherof abird,(av, 'tis-
seqirandn. .
Underhair of an animal, rmsmmi-
ivaian.
Underneath. S. Under. , . .
Understand; 1 understand. n««. mm-
toiani. 1 understand so..., mnd
inilnm. I under. him, (her, \i,)Mn
nim'tdtaica; nin nimtuUin. 1 unci,
him only a little, nind antwetawa.
I under, him so..., nind initaivu. V
try to understand, nin nandantssi-
tufam. I try to und. him, (her, it)
fdn nandanmitOwa; nintiandams-
sitotdn. We understand each other,
nin uissitdtadimin.—l don't un-
derstand well what I hear, mn
hamitam. I don't und. him (her, it)
well, nin banitawn;nin hanttan.
Understand, (conceive;) 1 under-
stand it, ninnissitdwenddn.
Understanding, nihwukaivin.
Understood; I am (it is) easily un-
derstood, ?iin. nissitotagos; wsnito-
tngicad. I am und. only a little,
vind aiawetagos.
Underwood; there is much under-
wood, sasaga.
Undoubtedly, geaet, e numge ka,
aningwana, ahidekuimg. .
Undress. Undressing — <>• otrip.
<S'tripping. .
Uidulated. S. Vemed.
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Tneasy;! am uneasy, nin rmgosh-
kudh-uid, nifi migoshlcadndce. Jt
makes me uneasy, nin nugoskl-ad-
jiigon, nin._ migoshTcudji-aiawig<r>i.
Unlit, matcM, ningot enahadassinoy.
It is unlit, mdnadad, kawm ningot
mdhadassinon.
I'nCold; I unfold it. {in., an.) nind
dhiginan, nin hiniskwahiginan ;
nind dUgina, nin Mmnkwahiqina.
Unfold, (in s. in.) S. Spread out'.
Unforseen, «esz/l-d,
(Unfortunate. S. Unhappy,
Unglue; it unglues, pahwadTca, pak-
watcMkiioagUlikamagad.
Unhai)i)iness, kitimagisiwin, hota-
geiidaimru'in.
Unhappy; I am unhappy, nin litima-
gis, nin kotagendam. I make him
(her, it) unhappy, nin kitimagia;
nm Mimugitun. 1 make myself
unh., nia kitimagiidis. I look un-
happy, nin kitimaginagos. It is
unhappy, unimad.
Unhappy, (in s. in.) S. Injure.
Unharness; I unharness "him, nind
dbaivd.
Unicorn, negnteshhmiA. It has only
one horn, ninyottuhkani.
Unite; I unite with him, nind ajode-
nimu.
Unite, (in s. in.) S. Put together.
United States, KiMdmokomaiiiwaki.
Unleavened bread, 'wembisnitchigas-
ossig pakwejiijan.
Unload; I unload a canoe, etc., nind
agwandss.
Unloading, «^^/2f;arert.s;soii'«Vi.
Unlock; I unlock it, nind abdhikaan.
I unlock it to him, nind abdbika-
niawa.
Unlocked; it is unlocked, abdlikai-
gade.
Unlucky; I am unl., 1 have bad luck,
nin massaffwadis. I am (it is) un-
lucky, considered unlucky, nin
masmgwadendagos; masmglvaden-
daywud.
Unpleasant; it is unp., mdnadad.—
S. Disagreeable,
{■nprepared. S. Undecided.
Unprofitable;! am(iii8) unprofita-
ble, nin nanawis, nin nanuivddis;
nanaivad, nanawddad.
Unprofitably, nanawdj.
Unprovoked, himidkd.
Unravel;! unravel it, nin nassdli-
ginan,
Unrepenting person, aianwenindis-
osng.
Unstitch; lunstitchit, {in., an.) nind
ahijan; nind ahijwa.
Unstitch. Unstitched.— S. Rip. Rip-
ped.
Unswadle; Junswadle a child, nind
ubawa ahinodii.
Untie; I \mi\e, nind dbishJhidjige. I
untie him. (her, it,) nind dbawa,
nind dhiikona, nind dbiskoUna;
nind dhaan, nind abiskman, nind
dbiskohinan. I untie it for him,
nind dbaamawa, nind dbinkonama-
v'u. Jt unties, ahiskosge.
Untied; I am (it is) untied, nind
abaigus, nind ahiskob/djiqas, nind
ahigkohis, _ nin (/eshaioiihi-a; dbai-
gude, ahiskobidjigade, ubiskobiile,
gishaxoishkamagdd. I get untied,
nind dbiskota. It g6ts untied, abis-
hokn.
Until, naidnj, nandnj, binish.
Untutored, uneducated; I am unt.,
nin pngvHuuvwis, nin pagwanawa-
dis. Untutored wild state, pagwa-
niuvisiitun,pagtvanawiidisiiriu.
Unwell; I am unwell, nin mdujaia,
pan gi nind akos.
Unwind; 1 unwind from a xee\,nind
dbiwdjige. I unwind it, nind abao-
dan.
Up the stream; I tro up the stream in
a ranoe, mu nitaam. I take hiin
up the St. in a canoe, nin nitdona.
Up, upvyards, (respecting rivers,)
ogidddjiiran.
Upbraid' S. ^Reprimand.
Upon. S, On.
Upper floor; there is an up. fl., m/^-
pimistsagokade.
Uprieht, 'honest; I am an upright
man. nin n.aininiwagis.
Upright, straight, gwaidh.
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Uprightness, upright life, ffwaiaJco-
himadiniwin.
T^pset. S. Capsize,
Up stairs, iehpiming, iehpimissagong.
Up to..., hinuh...
Upwards, ishpiming inuhil'eia.
Urge; J urge him, ni/igu(/<ins(/7na.
TJrge, (in s, in.) S. Persist.
Urine, jigiunnabo.
Urine; i urine, ninjisliig. I urine in
the bed . ninjishiii^wam.
Urine-bladder, j/tj/tOTw.
Us, Icinuwind, ninaivitul.
Use, (habit, ) nugaduiwin.
Use, the use of s, th., ui</win, cuadji-
towin, inahadjitowin, 1 make use
of him, (her, it,) nind aiva, nind
unohina, nind ahadjia; niiul aion,
nind anokadun, nind aiadjzttm. I
make a good use of him, (her, it,)
iiin minviahadjia; niii minoialad-
jitmi.
Use; 1 use, nind aiodjige. I use him.
(her, it), nind ati'd; nind aion. 1
use or employ him (her, it) in n
certain way or manner, nind inn-
ladjia, nind inanoTcana, nind ina-
wemil'ana; nind indhadjiton, nind
inanoTcadan, nind inaweniihadan.
I use things profitably, {in., an.)
nin hisedgiman; nin hissagama. 1
use it sparingly, savingly, (in.,
an.) nin manddjiton, nin mdnd-
dandan, nin manegadandan, nin
manegadjiton', nin manddjia, nin
manadainu, nin manegaduma, nin
manigadjia. I use it sparingly,
(clothing, t«., an.) nin manigani-
fran; nin manignniku.
Used; it is used, (made use of,)(»n.,
an.) ai<idjigade\ aiddjigano. It i»
used in «iich a miinrKir, (in., an.)
indhadjitchigadc; inuhddjitihiyuso.
Any thing used, aidwin. The
things I use, nind nidwinan.
Used, (in s. in.) S. Accustomed.
Useful; I am (it is) useful, ninmi-
noidhadiK, nin f/wnndd'hiw, riind '
onijikh; ininuidbadad, gwanatcht-
wa7L, onijihldn. I am (it is) useful i
in such ii manner, nind indbadis;
indbaUud. 1 am (it is) useful, cons-
idered useful, nind inabudenda-
giiH', ivubadtndugwad. — He (she, it)
is iis'eful to me, nind uludjia;
nind tihadjitim. Useful object,
uhadjitchigan, inubadjilcldgan.
Cseluinoss, inabadiniwin, inahaden-
dagoniwin, gwanntckiicin.
Useless. S. UMjir(jlilable.
Useless person, ningut evabadisiesig,
aianawewisid, nenawadinid.
Useless thing, ningot enabadas.sinog.
Use up. Used iip. H. Spend all.
(Jsing, aiowin, tndhadjiunvin.
Usurp; I usurp s. th. nin dibenda-
monidin. I usurp it, {in., an.) nin
d iboulamnnidison; nin dilendamo-
nviitionan.
Utility. S. Usefulness.
Uvula, kaguyi.
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Vaccinate. Vacrinntion. Varrinafor.
— S. Inoculate, Inoculation. Ino-
culator.
Vagabond, gawaudisid. I am a vag-
abond, 11171 giwaadis,
Vajgrancy, (jneaadidwin.
Vain; I work or endeavor in vain,
I gain nothing, nind anawcxris,
nind ivjdwis, nind agdwishka, nind
agdwita .
Vain glory, aelf-glory, IcitehUwawe-
imului'U'in.
Vainly, in vain, anuha.
Valet, Immitagan,, bainitageivinini,
anok itu(/e win ini.
Valley; there is a valley, Tpassadina.
tawadina.
Valley of sand; there is a v. of sand,
pasaatawanga.
Valuable; 1 a'.n (it is) valuable, nin
Jcitchi ajntendagvs; kitchi apitenda-
gwad.
Value; I value him (her, it) so
much..., nind aiitaijima, nind ind-
gima; nind apilaijindan, nind ina-
gindan.
Value, (esteem;) I value, jiind «;?'-
tendam.^ I value him, (her, it,)
nind apitenima; nind ajntinddn.
Valued; I am (it is) valued at..,.
nind indgtns, nind inugindjigat<\
inngindo, inngindjigude.
Van, nos/tkatchigan, tioshkatchina-
gan-
Van, I van, nin noshkatchiije. I vnii
It, (f'n., aw.) nm nvshkaton; nin
n^oghkugM.
Vanish, it vanishes, ango, angu-
niagad.
Vanquish; I vanquish him, mVi ^a-
shkla. I vanquish myself, nin ga-
ihkiidis.
Vanijuish. (in s. in.)S. Overcome.
Variai^ated, of various colors; it is
viir.( stuff, in., an.) kitugigad; ki-
tagigisi.
Varfagated stuff, of different colors,
kitagigin.
Vast; It is vast, mitchamagad.
V(;il, agwingwenn, agwingwebison.
Vein, oikwetah, minkweiah.
Veined, veiny; it is veined, gidjiga-
hikad, (stone;) gidjigismgad,
(wood.)
'Vein of the heutt, gwashkwas/ikivani-
hike.
Velvet, mnshawcsid senihdwegin.
Venerable; lam (it is) venerable,
con.^idered venerable, nin kitohi-
twaw€ndagos\kitrhltwnit>endagwad.
Veneration, minndonindinnn. kitchi-
twi.iwcnin.diwin;kif.(:Mtirawend'igo-
si'i'in. I hold him (her, it) in ven-
eration, nin kilehitwdwenima; nin
kitchiticdwenddn,
Veneral disease, mdnddapinewin. I
have the ven. dis., nin mdndda-
pine.
Venison, ?viiaf>s. I fetch venison, (or
li.'^h,) nin ningivaniK't.
Vengeance, njidawawin, ajidawiwin.
Venom. S. Poison.
Veracious; I am ver., nindehwr.ien-
dagos. Veracious speaking, debwe-
tagi'dn'in.
Verily, (jeget.
V^' rm i fn ge, ogejagimi-maM-iki.
Ver/nillion, onaman, oeananiinr, alsu,
red clay.
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Vermillion-Lake, Onamani-sdgai-
ga/i.
\ ersion, (written,) anikanotabiujan.
S. Translation.
Vertigo. S. Giddiness.
Very, very much, apdchi, Tcitchi,
omm, ondjita.
Vespers, imagoshi-anamiang.
Vessel, «aJjX'(i'a;i. Small vessel, na-
bihoanens.
Vessel, folded birch-bark vessel, bi-
slcitinagaii.
Vessel to' draw water with, gwubai-
gnn.
Vest, gihuJ eehuim.
Vestige, (footstep,) limiJcawe'i'in,
There are vestiges, Idinikaumde.
Vestment, a/rwiwhi. I wrap my
vestment around me, nin, titihUlia-
vxoii nind ugiwiii. — S. Clothes.
Clothing.
Vestry. S. Sacristy.
Vex; I vex him, ^lin migoshJcadJi'a,
nin nishkia. It vexes nie, vin mi-
goshka/Ijiiijon, nin, nishkiiijnn.
Vexation. S' Troublesomeness.
Vice, hatad(/win,7iintchi iJhveMsiwin.
Vicious, matcld. I am (it is) vicious,
nin matchi ijiwebis, nin hatd-iji-
ivebis ; matcki ijiwebad, vinnadad.
Victorious. S. Overcome.
Victuals, mw//w?i. _ I produce or pro-
cure victuals, nin, nikljimike. La-
bor in procuring victuals, iniJji-
mikewin.
Vial, omodens.
Yigor, kijijatvhiwin.
Vigorous; i am \ig.,7ii>i kijijawis. I
am vig. in my old age, nin jihi-
gika.
Vigorous, (in s, in.) S, Strong.
V'iUage, o(/e«o. Half or part of the
village, hokodena. There is a vil-
lage, oiUnuivan, A small village,
(idenawens. We live together in
a village, ni?id oditmnin.
Villain, matchi uiaawinh,
Vme, jominntig, jominagaivanj.
Vinegar, jitcaho.
Vinegar-tree, bakwanatia, lakwani-
inij. The fruit of it, hahitan.
Vine-leaf, Jominibag,
V i n ey ard , jomin i-kitigan .
Vintner, vine-dresser, jominabvkt-
U'inini.
Violet, apissi.
Violet color; it is of a v. c, apisshi.
Violin, najabiigan, kiiotchigan, k.ilo-
weiapikaignii. I play on the vio-
lin, 7iin najiddiiie, nin kitotchige.
Virgin, oshk^n^g^k^ve, gigang, tessa-
nahce. I am a virgm, nind onhki-
nikwew, 7)in gigangcnVj nin tettnan-
ahvew. I am in 'a virginal state,
(a male speaking,) nin tcssanaw.
Virgin uresented to the Great
Spirit, agonakirc.
Virtue, nrino ijiivtbifi/nn.
Virtuous, nm minoiji'Pebis.
Viscous; it is vis., iihinkan.
Visibility, wnbaminngoi<i irin.
Visible; 1 am (it is) visible, w?i wa-
hajnindgos; wdhainindgirad . 1 make
myself visible, vin waJHiniindgivti-
di.9, nin ndgumdis. 1 am (it is)
visible from a certain distance,
nin dihabaminngon; dihubaniind-
gwad. It is plainly visible, puga-
ki^in. I am (it is) scarcely visible
yet, nin ndirinagos; ndninagjcad.
Visicatory, vdji-mashkiki. omhixigan,
onibibidgan.
Vision, ndgiciidismuin, mamdnsina-
7nmcin,iJinainoi(.'in. \ appear in a
vision, 'nin ndgwi'ulis. 1 have or
see a vision, nin tnamdndnam, I
have such a vision, nind ijinani,^
Visit, visitation, viauntdixhvviwin.
nibnu'dchiirm'in. Habit of making
visits too often, maiuadishiweshki-
u'in.
Visit; I visit, I pay a visit, nin >na-
wadishin'c, nin nihwdtchiuv. I visit
him, ni?! tnawadimi, nin nihwd-
frhia. I visit too often, nin mawa-
dis/inveshk.
Visitor, (arriver,) biwide.
Vitriol, wejawashkicasigivdg mdsh-
kiki.
Vivify; I vivify or vivificatehini, nin
bimddjia.
Vocabulary, ikiMvini-masinaig m.
Voice, iniueicin, bibdgiwin. A voice
comes from..., ondwewe, I have
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such a voice, (I am heard^o...,)
ni/id inifitijnii. I have a 1)1^ stroriBf
v.. ni)i mdiuiiqonduijan, nin unniji-
gondatjan. \ (lave af'epbin little v.,
nind agnssigimdinjan. 1 have a liad
v., nin 7ndnji(jondagnti. I have a
fine clear v., nni nnnmce, nind nji-
(jimdagan. I have a weak low
voice, (from huiiijer, fatlRue, sick-
ness,) nind (inunHtnijan. I find his
voice we-Ak.nind dnawifawa.
Vomit; I vomit, nin Jishiijnfjcnee. I
feel an inclination to voinit, nin
hijihidec. I make him vomit, nin
jhhiftanowm, nin jithigagawecwa.
Th(! niatt(>r vomited. y/.^///ir^((/ft«'a«.
Votnitinq:, votnition, jiKhnjuijinvewin,
Voinitiv(>, jishigaijowesigan.
Voracious; I am vor., nin nibddis.
Voracity, nibddisiwin.
Vow . dihandoinn. inashl-ax'awinda-
nunjewin. 1 \\\\\kv a vow, nin di-
handn, nin tnnKhkairaudndainagc.
I fulfil a vow, nin dibandun.
Voyage, hahd/nadiaiwin, S. Travel.
Traveler.
Vulture, winange.
w.
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TFade; I wade, nin hirnddagasi. I
wade through n river to the oppo-
site shore, nind. ajawagameosse.
H'al'er, agoHwassigan.
Hag, hebdpiniml, hebdpinwed.
irager, atddiivin.
WaL%on,(jddhan, tifihissi-i Jdhan, titi-
hiddhun. I make was^ons, nind
oddbanii'e, nin titibidahanilce.
iragonmaker, odabanikeivinini, titi-
hiddbanikiivinini.
Tfail; I wail, nin gagidmce.
TFaistcoat. S. Vest.
TFaistcoat for women, habisilcmva-
(jan.
TVait; I lie in wait for him, nind al'd-
maica.
Trait; I wait, nin bi, I wait for him,
( her, it,) nin bia; nin biton. I wait
for him, in thoughts, nin bieivage-
nima.
Wait, (expect, look for;) I wait,
(look for,) nind akan'ab. I wait or
look out for him, (her, it,) nind
WAL
alcawdbama; nind alcarcdhendan . I
wait for game in the night in a
canoe, nin nihegnm.
TTaiter, anoHtage/vintni, hamitagan,
oMdbeiviss. Female waiter, anoH-
tagekwe, bamitagan.
Waiting for game on the water in
the night, nibegomouin.
IJ'ake ; I wake him, nind umddi?ia.
1 wake him up hv pulling or push-
ing, nind amddjihina. — S. Awake.
Ualk, bimossiu'in, babdnwssewi?). I
take a walk, nin babdmosse.
Walk; I walk, ninbimosse, nin. mi-
tosse. I walk about, nin babdmos-
se. I w. against the wind, nind
nndjishl-aosse. I walk around s.
th., vingiwitdossc. I walk back-
wards, nind ajeosse. I w. badly,
nin munosse. I w. well, nin min-
esse, nin nitaosse. It walks well,
goes well, minossimagnd . I walk
fast, nin Hjihi, nin HJiosse, nin
babapijisse. I w. as fast or quick
WAL
as I can, nind apisiH, nind api-
totse, I w. slowly, niii hhiku, »w
bid'inse. 1 wiilk feoling ruy way,
ninnand(>t]JMhki(je. I w. furomost,
tun. nii/aiii, nin niijaini.s.tt'. _ 1 inaki;
him walk liiriMiiost, nln iiu/nnia. 1
w. in the nii,'lit, ni/i niliaam, nin.
nihashka. 1 w. in the water, vin
limcuhujasi. \ w. ahout iu tlu;
water, nin hithamadfajufii. I walk
on, nind aid himosse, nin mddja. I
w. on the beai'h, nin jij'dewe, nin
UiRajaijamc. i w. on the ice, nin
limada<jak. I walk on the lakt;-
ahore, cornini,', nin limitajngirne.
I w. on the straightest road, nm
gwaidkoshka. 1 vv. on tho_ sum-
mit of n hill or mountain, nin hi-
mamadjiwe. I walk out talking,
nin sdgidweiridnm. I w. over a
bridge, nind djotje. I w. over a log,
jiin binidiiduive. 1 walk round, nin
hijihdosse. I w. straight, nin
gwaidkassc. I become unable to
walk any further, nin nondettkin.
He becomes unable to walk any
further with me, I leave him be-
hind, nin nondcshimu. I am un-
able to walk (by hunger, fatigue,
etc.) nind dnaivito. I walk with
him, nin widosseina. I w. witli
down-hanging arms, 7iin jinginik-
easse. I w. with my toes turned
inside, nin loaiudgaami. I walk
with my toes turned_ outside, ?i//i
nandpadaami, nin jajdnliagaami.
Wv walk in one line, nin nibinios-
scinin. We walk many together,
nind indwanidiinin.
TKalker, bemosml ; good walker, ne-
td-hiini>ssed, netdossed.
Tfalking, Umotfxewin. Fast walking,
kijikuwin ; slow walking, hesika-
win. There is walking, himosse-
winuoad. — I remain about him in
walking, nin wdgaMawa.
■pralking-stick, sakaon. I use it as
a walking-stick, nin sakaon. _
irall, around a fortress, i/iwitaiahik-
iniqan.
Wallow. S. Roll about.
Walnut. S. Nut.
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II alnut-tree, pagandkomij, mitigira-
Waiupwm, mkjiis.
irampum-ornament.Tniyj'm/etsmiV/.
W:in\\t\\n\-sU?ii\),mi(jiisoapikan,
W^xx. S. Pale. ^
Want, munvKiwin,
Want; I want, (need,) m'ra mn«^». I
want it, {in., un.) nin mant'sin ;
nin tnanidnan. I want s. th. bad-
ly, nln wnirdnix.
Wanton. Wantonness. — 8. Foolish
iinise.
War. S. Fight, Fighting.
Warble; the bird warbles, mastVa^'osi
hinetihi, wiingweivetd.
War-captain, war-chief, maiaosse-
winiii i, n i^janos.s iioin ini .
War-captive, awakdn. I try t^omake
war-captives, or, I go on a war-
(;xcussion, nin nandohan.
War-club, i^t'ia^maijan, waganaH-
iitrhigan. \Var-club with a knob,
pikwdkwado-pagnmagan.
Ware. 8. Merchandise.
War-eagle, kiniw.
Ware-house, atdssoioin, atdsscnviga-
mig.
Wart, niminawekinigan. I make a
warf, nin nimmawekiniganike.
There is a warf myLAe,niininivweki-
niifadt.
War'i'are, Indian warfare, nandoha-
ni/i'in, nandohanikandindn.
Warm ; I begin to feel warm, nitid
dhawas. I soon feel warm, nin wa-
keicakis. I am warm, nind dhwef,
nin kijis. I am warm in a lodge or
\\o\i?,R, ninkijnh. I am confortably
warm, nln kijos. I lie warm, nin
kijdshin. — it is warm, (the air,)
kijdbatc. it is warm weather, H-
jate,abawa. It is warm, (in a build-
ing.) kijide, kvjote, kijoiamagad. It
is warm, (liquid,) kijngamide. It
is a little warm, (liquid,) abash-
kobite, gljashkobite. It is warrn,
(metal, in., an.) h'jabikide; h'jabi-
/•(W.— My arms are warm, nin ki-
jonike. My back is w., nin kijipik-
tfiinen. .Vly feet are w., nin h'jo-
*n/c. Mv hands are w., nin kijo-
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My legs are w., nin, kijo- I
nindji
gade.
Wann, make warm ; I warm him,
( tier, It) miul ahi^wa, nin, Mjuwa ■
miul abtsaii, nm Ujuan. 1 warm
him with my body, nin, Ujol-awa.
We warm each other, uU Uj6h,.
dadtnnn - I warm myself, \dnd
<Hm, m,id amis, nin Icijisodis. I w.
■hyself by drinking s. th. warm
>iinkija,ja!md(,'ii. I vv. myseKhv
walking, nin kijisonsc. I warm mv
back, mud apikwanes. 1 w. mv
breast, nind ahahujanes, nin kiiiL
kvjanes.^ I w my i^-et, nind ahaki-
i>tdc.i, miuldmyles. I w. my hands.
n%nd(d,akinindjmw, nind ubinind-
nsodtg.-l make it warm, (liquid,)
muktja</anu.,an. I make it w a
little, nuid abdgumii-an, mnd ah-
'istilcobman.— [ make warm s tli
nm kijuiqe. , '
Warmer, k'ijiahjan.
Warn; I warn, nin windamagc. I
warn him, nin wlndamawa. We
warn each other, nin windamadi-
Warning, windamagmin, windamu-
(^wM/j, wznduniugowiaiwin.
Warrior, jimagamsh, minixsino. I
.xr'*"l ^.^arrior, nin mdnissinow.
Wart, tc/iifchi(iom.
War- vessel , mujadi-nabikwan.
Wash ;_ I wash, nin kisibiginii/e, nin
kmjm/au/e. I wash for him, 7iin
kisthiqaainawa. I wash him. (her,
\i,)m/ikixibi(/ina; nin kisibiqinan
I wash myself, nin kimhiqi. — J
wash my hands, feet, etc. S Hand,
tooi, etc.
Wash clean; I wash clean, nin qass-
tabawe. I wash him (her, it) clean,
nmgaesicdiuJjawana, mn (jasnaba-
wadawa;nin gassiabawcn, nin qas-
siubawadon,
Wash-dish, wash-plate, kmbiqinuie-
anagan. •' ''
Wash' out; I wash it out, {in., an.)
Icisiahawadan ; ki«i(djawana.
Washed; it is washed, lisihigaiqadc
gasstabawe, '
Washer, kisibigaigewinini.
WAT
'g^f^^l-y''omt^n,ki.nhtguiqewihoc.
Wash-house, wash-room,' kixihigai.
(/ewigamiq. ^
Washing, kisibigaigewtn, kisibigini-
Jj ash-tub, kisibigaige-makak.
H asp, amo.
Waste, wasting banadjitchUieivin,
n^^huvanadjttchigeicin, bapinoda-
gewm, mshibapinodugewin
INste ; I waste. 7iin 'banddjitchiqe,
■mn mshiwanndjitchige, ninbapiil
dage, mn nuhthapinodaae, nin mi-
wadmuje, nin tchaginigeshk. J
waste It (^;^., an. ) nin banddjiton,
mn mshiwanadnton, nin bapino.
■dun mn nuhihapiaodan, nin nd-
wadman ; nm banddjia, nin nishi.
tvanadpm, nin bapinodawa, nL
nishihapxnodawa, nin ndwadina
I waste It to him, nin ndwadina-
mawa, mn banddjitawa.
T1' asted; It is wasted, (««., an. ) nishi-
wanad:iitchpade, banadjidimdl-
nuUwanadxUchiga>>o, handdjitchl
Watch, dihaigisisswdn. J make wa-
tches, mn ddjaigisissH'anike.
u . li u'^'^^.l^' ''^'^ akando. I
Hitch him (her, it,) nin dadiba-
tnwia, mn dadibabandan. I watch
l^erhm, (her, n,) nin ganawent
ma; mn ganawendan.
IFatch, (sit up; ) I watch, nin nodab,
niunihiUtam. I watch him (her
It) in the night, nin nibebitawa-
ninmbehitdn. *
mtch^ (in 8. in.) S. Observe.
JKatch. h. Guardian. Guard.
llJ^tch-house, ukanddwigamig,
T»atching, akand,min, nodaUwin,
Watchmaker, dibaigiiismanikewtni.
VFatchmaking. watch-manufactory
mfjci igthuswanikewir . '
M^atchman , akandowinini.
liater, 7iibi, nibish. There is water
mhka. In the water, mhikana,
7idnng, newudjindim, andmihinq
ancwnndim. On the wat r, ogidY.
Ing. 1 look lor water, nin ndndobi.
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I fetch watei, ninhibinad, mnnd-
iilii. I obtain my water from...,<
ni/id onduild. I cannot find water,
nin gwindhi. I am ^it is) in the
water, niiid atjwifuljtn ; aijwmde.
I am (it ia) partly in the water,
7iin i>:i</i1)i ; sagihimagad. I am (it
is) half in the water, nin sagag-
whuJjin; sagaguinde. I put him
(her, it) in the w., nind agwindji-
ma; nitid agwindjiton. I draw him
(her, it) a little out of the w., nin
tcli^ihina; nin tchclcihidon. I push
it in the w., nin nimintuveitiliiian.
I put water in it, nin nibikadan.
There is water in it, nihikade, —
The water conies under me, nin
dinimiigm;. nihi. The w. comes
out ol a' vessel, sdyiwan nibi. It
nins out entirely, tchdgidjiivaii.
The w. drops out of s. th., tcJunsi-
gamugud nibi. The water goes
through it. Jabobi. The w. moves,
maddganmhl'a nibi. Moved or dig\-
t&tt] water, maddgajni. 7'he \v.
reaches me, jiin moshiaog. The
water shuts up, gihwal-ivnig-
ishka.
TFater; I water him, nin minaa nibi.
Water, (in s. in.) S. Sprinkle.
Water-closet, misiwigamiguns.
TFaterfall. S. Cascade.
TFatering-cart , watering-pot. S.
Sprinkling-pot.
Water-pail, v/ater-pot. S. Bucket.
^Fater-serpent, omissandamo. The
skin of that serpent, omissanda-
mowaian.
TFave, tig(yiv. The waves run high,
heavy sea, majnangashJca. The
waves roar loud, Icijiiceiashlca. T\\e
roaring of the w. is heard, mamad-
weiashka. The water runs in heavy
waves, mamangdtigidjiawan. The
waves hreak on a shallow place,
bagicashka. The w. beat against
s. th., apagadushka. 'I he w. beat
against my canoe and carry me
away, nind apagadjiwelaog. The
w. leap in my canoe, nin sigdog.
The w. are white, thy Nourish,
wassashkamagad, ^ashkikawag ti-
WE A
gowag. The waves cease to rise.
honashka. The w. are n ""peased,
anwawi neiaMn ,
Tf ax, amo-himide.
TFax-candle. S. R^ax-taper.
TFiix-taper , amo-bimide-u^assahwa-
nendjigan, Th\n wax-taper, amo-
bimide-iortssahwanzndjigana.
Tfay, mikana, mikan.—i>. Road.
Way-side ; by the way-side, tchigi-
kana.opimekana. On the way-side,
bakikana.
We, ki, kid, nin, nind, Jcinatvind,
ninaicind.
Weak ; I am weak, ninjdgwiw, nin
jdgo.'i. nin jdgivadis, nin hwana-
wito. nin ninamis, nm ninamadis,
mind annnns^e. I am weak in my
bones, nind angoganc, ninjotega-
we. I feel weak, nin bimidee, nin
bimideeshka. T feel weak in walk-
ing, nin bimideensse, nin jotegane-
osse. I am (it is) weak, consider-
ed weak, nin nokemlagns; noken-
dagwae^. Ii is weak, jagwiivimag-
ud.jdgH'adad,ninamad.-ltiav/eiik:
Ice, ninamiidin ; liquid, jagwagn-
mi; metal, in.^inam^likad ; me-
tal, ati., ninamabiklsi ; wood, in.,
ninamahi'od, nina7)ii,ssagad; wood,
an., ninamakosi, ninamissagisi. —
I think he (she, it) is weak, nin
jdgivenima, nin ninamenima ; nm
jdgwenddn, nin ninnmenddn.
Weak, (easily torn, stuff':) it is weak,
{in. an.) wuketvan; irakewisi. I am
(it is) weak, not durable, nin wa-
ken'is, nin wakeivine; wakewissin.
Weaken; I weaken it, ninjdgiciton.
Weakness, buHinmoitou'in.
IFeak often; I am (it is) often .icak,
nin nani/iamis; naninamad. I am
(it is) weak, considered weak, in
several ways, nin naninam^nda-
gns, naninamendagivnd . I think or
find him (her, it) weak in several
ways or respects, nin naninami-
nima; nin » a nin amend an.
Weak, (soft;) I am weak, nin nnkis.
It is weak or soft, nokan, noiama-
gad. It is weak: Metal, in., nokd-
bikad] metal, an.,nokdbikisi;si\i&.^
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ill. noJcahigad, nnligad; stufT, an.,
ibolciihiijisi, niikit^ld. I make it
weak or soft, (metal, in., an.) nin
nol'uhi/cisarr^ n'ln ihokdhikimva. It
becomes weak or soft, nokigissem-
agud.
Wealth. S. Riches.
Wealthy. S. Rich.
Wean; I wean a chiUl nind hhl-wa-
nona ahinodji. 1 wean myself of a
bad habit or practice, wi« wehinan,
nin honilon.
Weapon or armor of a warrior, ash-
wiwin.
Wear; I wear it, (t«,., an.,) nind ag-
win, nin gigishJcan, nin jnndinddn;
nind agwinun, nin gigishlcawa, nin
madimd. I wear soft clothes, 7iin
nogikwanaie. I wear torn clothes,
nin bigokwanaie. — I wear it out,
( in., an. ) nin misihan, nin mefak-
widjidon, nin metchismlon; nin
■medkawa, nin metakubidjiina, nin
metehishima. I wear it out entire-
ly, {in., an.) nin tchagishhan; nin
tehagishkawa.
Wear around the neck; I wear it on
or around my neck, (in., an.) nin
ndbikan',ninnnl)ikawa. I make him
wear a. th. around his neck, nin
ndbikona. Any thing worn around
the neck, ndbikagan, ndbikaioa-
gan.
Wearied. S. Tired.
Weariness. S. Tiredness. Disgust.
Weary. S. Tired.
Weasel, jingoss.
Weather; it is bad weather, a bad
day, nlskadad, matchi gijigad. It
is good fair w., a tine day, mino
gijigad. It is fine clear w., sun-
shine, mijakwnd. It is hot w., H-
jate; it is very hot, ivissagate. — I
nave a bad day, bad weather for
traveling, etc., nin mntchigijiga-
nish. I travel in bad w., nin nis-
kasika. I think it is too bad w.,
nin niskadendam. I have a fine
day, fair weather, for traveling,
etc., nin minagijiganish.
Tfeave; I weave, nin bimidabigi-
nipanike. I weave with holes,
nind answetaiiinige.
Weaver,' bimitlahiginiganikcwinini.
Wedding, widigendiwin.
Wedding-feast , widigendiwini-wi-
hrngewin , tvidigendiwini-wihrndi-
waivin.
Wedding-garment , widigendiwini-
agwiwiiu undigendiivini-babisika-
wagan.
Wedd ing-ring, widigendiwini-titibin -
indjipison.
Wednesday; it is wed., dbitosse; on
Wednesday, dhit'isseg; on Wed-
nesdays, aidbifnssegin.
Weed, for smoking, apdkosigan.—
Another kind of smoking'-weed.
sagakominagnwanj. The berry
growing on 'this weed, sagnkomin.
I mix my tobacco with weed, (or
bark,) nmd apdkosige.
Weed._ noxious herb, matchi mash-
kossiw.
Weed; 1 weed, nin monashhve. I
weed a field or garden, nin mo-
nashhvadan kitigan, nin pa/hkohi-
don or nin pashkwakobidon kitigan.
Week; -u y^eek,ningoauamiegiJu/ad.
Two, three, four weeks, etc., ni^o
ananiiegijigad, nisso anamiegiji-
gad,nio anumiegijigad, etc.
Ileep; I weep,ninmaw,ninkatchim.
It Weeps, mawimagad. I weep too
much, 7iin mawishk, nin katchi-
moshk. I make weep, I cause
weeping, nin moiwe. I make him
w., nin mna. I w. waking up, or
awaking, 7i,ind amadadem. I come
on weeping, nin biJadem. I weep
after him, (molest him.) nin mo-
kawana. I w. bitterly, nin nanin-
aivadem. I w. horribly, nin gagwd-
nissagadem. I w. much, tiingiki?n.
I go to him weeping, 7iind inade-
motawa.—l w. from cold, ninmok-
uwadj. I w. from grief, nin nani-
nawem. I w. from hunger, nin bu-
kade7n, nin mokaivanam/am, ni7i
mokawashkade. I w. through joy,
nin mokawimndjigerulam. I w!
through pain or angei, nin moka-
wines. 1 w. by dissimulation, nin
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nin, ma'vibi. 1 w. lor some teason,
nind ondndem. I w. in « certain
manner, nind iaudem. I w. in a
certain place, m/idanadem. \ weep
o\(!r liim, (her, it,)/im mdwima\
nin mail 'nddn. I w. over myself,
nin viAwindis. I weep shedding
large teari, nin mindilmjah. I am
tired of weeping, nin, pingeweicem.
Weeper, msivi>shJcid,kaiatchim<>shHd.
Weeping, mawiwin, katchinumin. —
Halfit of weeping often or too
much, mawishkiioin, katchinmsh-
kvwin. Weeping of 3. th., or lor
s. th., mawindMmowin.
Weigh; I weigh, (1 am weighing in
a balance,) nin dihahishkodjiije,
nintihdbadjigc. I weigh him, (her,
it,) 7iih dibahixMima; nin dibahish-
kodon. I weigh hiin (her, it) in my
hand, nin gofina'^ nin (/dtinan.—l
weigh (it weighs) so much, nind
apitinicioe ; apitinigwad.
Weight, t-osiaoskodjigan.
Well; anddiban.
Well, weiveni, gwaidk, wawinge,
mino, kitcM, nissita. I do it well,
nin wawingeikan. I fix it well,
nin wawingetm.
Well ! ambe\ ambcssa\ ambessano!
ambessino! haw\ taga tagul o\
Well/ let it be so/ 7nano! nab! mu.no
nab!
Well. S. Rather.
Welfare, mino aiawin. Eternal wel-
fare, kagige mino aiawin, kagige
minawnnigosiwin.
West, ningabian, epangishimog . In,
to or from the west, nlngabianouij.
Rain coming from the' west, nin-
gabianibissa.
"W'est-douii, ningahianakwad.
Westwind, nin.gaMani-nndin.
Wet; I am (it is) wet, nin idbiw, nin
nibiivis; ndiiwan. 1 get (it gets)
wet, ninnissabawus, nin nisnabawe;
nissnbnwe. I wet it, Uth , an.) nin
nissabnwadon; nin nismbawana.
Tfhale, kitchi-gigo, kitchi-munameg,
missameg,
Fhat? M'a?
fKhat? what is the matter? wegonenl
anin? tani? tanixh?
IFhat is the reason? anishwin? tve-
gimen wendji — . . .'?
TF'hat time is it? Anin epiteh-giji-
gak? Aninepifatibikakl Anin en-
<las80-dib'i iga negl
^heat, pahvejiganashk; or rather,
vakweiiganirmn.
IFheel barrow, gaodndini-odabanens,
gandinigani-litibu/ahanens,
TF.ieelsman, ndakiwinini.
VTheelwright. *S'. Cartwright.
T^hen? aniniwapil anajnl tanupil
oi jiil
T( hen, ajn', megv^a.
Inhere? anindil akal tandP.
M'hether, kifhpin.
Which? whaf. anin iw?
TFliile, megwa, api.
W\\\^,bamanjeigan.
TFhip; 1 whip, nin bashanjiige. I
whip him, nin bashanjewa. 1 am
whipped, w-ira bas/ianjei^as. I whip
myself, nin bashanjeodis.
PT.iipping, bashanjeigewin.
IKhip-saw, tashkibtdjigan,
taMibaljigan.
Trhirl; I whirl round, nin kijibata.
TFhirlpool, akikodjiwan. There is a
'•N\\..ivandtan.
WUirlwind, rm'ssibissidossi. There is
a wh. driving the snow round, ki-
jihabiican.
TFhiskers; I have whiskers, ?iin ma-
mishanoivc.
TFhiskey, ishkoteimbo, (fire-water.)
Vrhisper;! whisper, ningdskanas. 1
wh. to him, nin gdskariasotatva.—
We whisper to each other, nin
gdskanasdtad imin. The wind whis-
pers in the leaves, madwibagassin.
Tl- histle, whistling, kioishkwishiwin.
Whistle; I w\\\s\.\e,ninkwishkwish. I
whistle to call him, nin kwish-
hoishima. I wh. a tune, a melody,
nin kwinlikwishinagam. 1 wh. to
call a dog, nin kunshkwishkwus-
siinwe.
ffhite; I am (it is) white, ninwd-
bishkis; wdbishkamagad, ivabishki-
sigwamagad. I make it wh., {in. ,
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ton; niii waliiM'awn, nin wahi-
*hkia. I make it wh., (cord,
string,) nin mihcihkahigilulon. I
make it wh. (stui, in., an. ) nin
u'aUshH(iilMi\ nin, 'walixhliiria.
White, [laintPil wtiitej it is white or
whitened, {in., un.) wdhii/inufade;
wahiginipaso. It is painted white,
(woi)d, iw., an.) wabi-umginigade;
wahii^a</im(/aso.
White clay, ivahdhigati.
White_ cotton, or liiien, ivdliihkigin,
walmhhi-papafiiwaian.
White crane, v'dhadjiJjal-.
White dog, irnhaKsim.
White duck, wahanxig, waUninishib.
White feather, irdbujwan.
Whitetish, atilanieg.
White goose, irdbivetve.
White object, or whitened object,
wahissaqini(ja>i.
White of'thV egg, wahdwan, wabi-
shlca<f zvawan.
White of the eye, wabagamiMinji-
gwan.
White paper, (not written,) waidhi-
sMag masincigan, wejibiigadesst-
nog rndsinaigan.
White person," a white, waidbisJiki-
wed. I am a wliite person, nin wd-
biM-iwe. Tiie wliites,' white
people, waidbinJiHicedjig.
White stone, wdbn^nn.
White turnip, imhiahlcitchiss.
Whitewash; I wh., nin wababiqa-
nige.
Whitewashing-brush, ivaMshhiiqan.
Whitish; itis whitish, (^■/i., an.)
pangi wahitihlcamugad; pangi wab-
i^Miii. It becoiiies whitish, it
fades, wabitchiia. It becomes whi-
tish in washing, u'aUtciiiiahawe;
by the sun, ■wabitchiiaU.
Whitish liquid, traUM-agami.
Whitlow, jiiiyihiss. I liaVe a whit-
low, nind iginqibi^s.
Whit-Sunday, Pantl-ot, Pantlcot-qi-
jigad.
Whiz; it wh'zzes through the air, j6-
Icamagad.
Who ? awenen ? weni ? wenish ?
Whoever, uiveqtven.
Whole; the whole, laHna. The
whole of it, {in. an,,) endamnq;
Whole, (entire;) it is whole, (in.,
an.) mmweiamagad; misiwe»i. It
IS whole : Metal, in., misiireiaf>i~
tad; inetal, an., midwiiabtkisi;
still}, in., miniwegud; stuff', an.
niMwigisi; wood, in., mimviiu-
J^vad; wood, an., midweiahwi
iw^' '•"*'^'^"'"''^'*«'^' g"gihadjl-
Whore-nionger, blshigivadjinini, <]a-
qibadjm->nt.
Whortleberry, min. Dry whortle-
berry, butiiniti. I gather whortle-
berries, nin ininil(e.
Why .' icegonen wcndji-,,. ? ani-
sliwin \
Why ! ani^h !
Wick, ivassakwa
Wicked, makhi
cndjiganiinh.
..... , I ^^ wicked, nin
mntc.ii ytwehs, nin mnnjininiwu-
gu, nin batd-ijiirebu). It "is wicked
sinful, batdijitrebad; matchiijiwe-
had, mdnadad. I make him wicked,
nin matchi ijiwebida, nin nishiwu-
nadjta. I think he (she. it) is
wicked, nin manadenimof ninma-
nndendan.
irickedness, batn-ijiivebisiwin, ma-
tchi ijiirebisiinn, mnnjininia'agid-
n'ln, fnixinuinid/cin.
Wickedness of heart, matchideeunn.
I have f wncked heart, nin ma-
i Curded.
Wicked _^^ rson, matcU aiaamsh,
mmmanisiinni^^k. I am a wicked
person, nin matchi aiaauishiw,
n I n m islm d n idicin ixh iw.
Wicked thing, matcJd uiin-ish. It is
a wicked thing, matchi aiiwisM^
Iran.
Wide; it is wide, mangadeamagad.
I make it wide, large, {in., an.)
mn mangadefnn; nin manqadea.
Wide, (in s. in.) S. High,
iriden; I widen it, [in., an.)nawdtc?t
ninmangadeton; nuwdlch nin man-
gadea.
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T am a widow, ninjlgaw.
Widower, ji'ja, Jmjuivid, Jaqawid
inini. I am a widower, mnjigaw.
Widowliood,^'?V/rtu.'2'«'(/i
Width; the w'idth of it, {in., an.)
enignkii'ndesdng; eniijohradcshid.
Wife, wadiijcd ikwe, wltvima, widige-
miujaii, wigimas^an, widjiu-agan,
I have a wile, niii widi/je, nin wiw.
My, thy, his wife, nin widnjema-
gan, hi ivid/'tjemagun, o widigi'mu-
ganan; or, nin, mindiinoiemuh, ki
mlndiinoiemish, o ininuimniemi-
shan; or, ni'n'.^h, kiwkh, iviwinhan
or u'iwan. I have two. three, four
wives, nin nijuhvew,ninni8iiokuea\
ni'i nidhrriv. — T give him a wife,
ninwiwihnca. We give a wife to
one another, nin wiwikodadiniin.
I give a wile to myself, nin, iviwi-
I'odadis.
Wig, hisikivandjigan.
Wild; i am wiU\/nimoum'sfihves.
Wild &w'\m?k,2ictgHudj-aiaa,pagwudj-
awcsd.
Wild boar, /xn/irudji-h'kosh.
Wild cat, cs.sihiin. Skin of the wild
cat, efsihaiiiwaidn. Coat made of
wild c«t's skins, e.ssihaniwekon.
Wild cherry, hawaiminan^ sissawe-
min.
Wild cl'.erry-shrnb, sisnaweminu-
qawavj, hawaiminana'/awanj.
Wild cherry-tiee. wmisik.
TFild dog. jiaitvadas.sirn.
irilderness. pag/radakumig, pa-
gwddj. There is a wilderness, j:;a ■
mid goat, pagw I 'ji-mmishtanish.
\V\\A poise, uikd. Another kind,
obijaMisu.
TFild hor.'^e, png/a/idji-i.ehejigogaiiji.
TFild man, pogimdj-inini.
TFild rice, inane nun. I gather wild
rice, nin mancniinike. The gather-
ing of wild rice, niiiniSminiktwin.
The month of the gathering of
wild rice, mani rniwike-ijiaiss.
Wild rice liii;:. mam niiniiruj.
TFild small snail, jKujxoadji-himisho-
dissi.
Tni<l thing, pagwddj-aii.
Wjld tree, j>agifadji-mitig.
Mild turkey, pagwiulji-misiiise.
T''ild \\om;iu,piigwadJ-ikH-e.
Ujll, inendaniowin, incndjigewin. I
give hiin a firm will,/(d.rt soiujidasK-
kax'enima,
IFill, firm will. S. Resolution, firm
resolution.
TFill; 1 will, nind inindnm^nind in-
endjige.
TT'illing; I am willing, nin, minwen-
dam.
TITIlow -tree, osissigolimij.
TFin; I vvin him, (her, it,) nin gash-
kia; nin guihkiUm.
TFind, nndin. The wind begins to
h[o\\,. mddanimad. The wind is
coming, hidnnimud. A strong
wind comes on, pagamdniniud . — I
have wind, nin m'diniJi, nin no-
dinoshka. I come (it comes) with
the w., nin hidush; hidasbin. I go
(it goes) away with the w,, nin
mddjiiash: inddjiiandn . I am (it is)
carried away by the wind, 7iin
wehaah; loehnstin. l\\e wind is
fnir, minwaniinad, ndmadni^wad.
I have a fair wind, nin ndmadm. {
am (it is) driven or carried by a
fair w., nin minwhh; miRwdssin.
Tliere is a good fast vv, kvjiiani-
mad. There is a fight smooth vv.,
fetix.sanimad. 7'tiere is a cold vv.,
takdnimnd. Tt is cold by the wind,
takntmin. — T'he wind f)l()ws in a
certain direction, apagutaiiimad .
7he wind flies round, uhanwiani-
wad. ?lie w. strikes s. tli., pa-
kiUiassin, 7'he w. ceases blovv-
int', hondnimud. — From the four
winds, niwing inakakeiu wenda-
niniuk.
TT'ind -bound; lam w., nin ginlssi-
vung.
TFind lass, omhahiginigan.
IFindow, wuffii'tc/iiga'n.
TFiiulow-frame, u-assitchigavntig.
TT'indow-glass, pane, wassitchigand-
l.ik.
TT'indpipe, gondaMwei.
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IKind nii; I wind up, mn ti*ihaodj{(/e,
nin titihiniflc, I wind it ()p,(m,,
Mn. ) 7un tttibaodon, nin fitildf/i-
nan, nind ikwahian\ nin litibama,
tiintitihiijina, nind ikwaJnwa.
Tnndy;it is windy, the wind blows,
nddin. It is very windy, it blows
continually, ntta-nodin.
TFinu', ninffwtgan, I have wings,
nind (mini/wiijana.
TFine, jonnnaho, I make or produce
wine, ninjomindbol-e. Place where
they make wine, jfjininahokan, —
Producer of wine, winepresser,
jominahohewinini. Production of
vji\r\e,jomin ahoheivin,
T-Fink, watihivaigeudn, ainigeivin.
)rink; I wink,' nind ainihuje, nin
watihcaige. I wink him, nind
aininamawa, nin 7vafH-n>aama'wa,
Wink with the eyes, tchibingiveno-
win.
Wink with the eyes; 1 wink with
the eyes, nin Uhihingwen. I wink
him with the eyes, nin tcMoimf-
weiaiva.
IFinter, hihon. In winter, Mhong, le-
hnngin. 7'he winter begins, ^/^ar/yV-
hihon. 7'he winter is far iuivanced,
inhpibihon. After the middle of
the w., giweliihan. Last winter,
Mbntwng. The winter beforr last,
awdss-liib&nong. Next winter, /^aw-
ima hibf/ng.
Tf'inter; I winter, niti hibonisk. It
winters, bibdniehimagnd. I winter
with him. nin widjibiboninhima. I
survive the winter, nin wdbanish.
Wintering, hibonislmoin,
IKinter-path, bibon-milcana.
irinter-quaiter, place of wintering,
hihonixhiwin.
IFinter-skin, winter-fur, hiboni-
waian.
TFipe; I wipe him, (her, it) nin gas-
siwa, nin Hsiwa\ nin gaMinn, nin
hisian. I wipe a child, nin kicia-
wass. — I wipe dishes, niji gdsain-
agane. I wipe his face, nm gas-
stngweiva, nin Hsingwiwa. I wipe
my face, nin gnstii7igu'eodi,i, nin
Jcisingii'€(xlis. 1 wipe his tears.
nin gaesinsOdngwewa. I wipe my
tears, nin gd^hinsibingwe, rJ,n gus~
einitibiiH/ivittdid. I wipe his feet,
nin gaeei«idiwu. I wipe my feet,
nin gassidide, 7iin gamaideodis. — i
wipe the dust off,' ninbirtweun. —
Any_ thing to wipe the feut on, ba-
le mdcshitmnvin,
TFipe oft; (in s. in.) Blot out.
IFire, hiu'dbihons,
H'isconsin, W'iKkhins. In, to or from
Ifisconsin, WisUhnimig.
Wisconsin River, WisMmd-sihi.
IFi sd m , n ihwalcdwin .
Jf'ise; I am wise, nin nibwakd, nin
pagitaw, ntn_ gagilawis. I make
him wise, nin n'ibicuhta, nin ga~
git.awia. \i makes me wise, 'nin
nihwul-digon, 1 think myself wise,
nin nikwakdicnindin, nin nilicak-
dienim, nin nibwuhmcnim. I am
wise before him, nin nibwakakan-
date a.
TT'ise,(in s. in.) S. Prudent.
IFise man, nibwakdunnini.
Wish for. TFished for. —Ay. Desire.
Desired.
IFitchcraft. S. Magic.
TFith, in compositions, gigi—. Iflth
the soul, gigi-tchitchag. fFith the
body, gigi-wiiaw.
TFithdraw; I w. from him, nind nj.-
tnwa^ nin hakmina. I w. from'ft,
niti hakewinan.
IFither;it withers, nikvashkissiu.
IFithhoid ; 1 w. it from him, nin mind-
Jiminaniawu._ I w. it from myself,
nin mindjimin idis.
Tntliin, pindig, pindjaii, findjina.
IFithout, out of doors, agwuMdng,
agwatchaii.
Without interruption, apine, lejig.
wanong.
IFithstand ; I withstand him, nind
ajidena.
Wo\i,maingan. There ara wolves,
mainganika. Place where there
are wolves, inninganikun.
IFol verene , giving ivaage.
TFoman, ikwe, ukwe.' I am a wo-
man, nind ikueiv, nind ahwew, A
woman that has no more a hus-
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"band, pijigolcwe. I am a woman
that has no more a liusband, nin
pytijokwew.
IKomaii's breast, totosh. My breast,
nin totonhiin. On both sides, nin
totoshimag.
IKonder; I wonder, nin mamalcdden-
dam. I wonder at him, (her, it,)
nin mamukudenima; nin mumaha-
dendan. 1 make him wonder, nin
mamakudendamoa.
jronderiul. H. Admirably. Aston-
ishing.
H'onderful doing, mamandddoda-
niuwin, mamundcncanokitriii.
H'onderful thing, mamakadjidjigan,
inamaknsahundjiijan. 1 can do
wondortul thing's, nin mamandu-
gashkilo.
IKondrous. S. Curious.
li-'ood. 7mti(f. I am (it is) wood, ni7i
mitiq(iw\'miHgowan. One object of
wood, heji<tn'<it/(f. Two, three,
lour obj. oV wood, nijwdttg, niss-
■tvatig, niwntig, etc. So many ob-
jects of vjooi\j('afiswdtig. There is
plenty of wood, mUUjvka, icanud-
Jixmoa- — Dry wood, mishiwdiig,
mishiwatigomig. 1 chop dry w.,
nin mishiwatujoke. Green wood,
ashkdtig. I choj) green w., ni/id
as^katigoke. There is green
^(tending wood, ashkdkwa. — I cut
ami split wood lor a canoe, nin
paesdiie; for a sled, wm pmsnida-
oane; for sno'vshoes, nin passa-
dgimc. — A frf(r;ment of wood,
bohvdtig. A 1 true piece of wood,
mangiskigud. A flat piece of wood,
nahaqal-i'J. Near a piece of w.,
tchig'atig.—'RoHeu wood shines,
wass-ikogidema gad .
IFoodcock, padjnshkaavji.
VKooden box, miligo-makak, miti-
gowaj.
^Fboden canoe, (boat or log-canoe,)
mitiqo-tchiman.
WooiVen hannner, mitigo-pdkiUi^an.
H'ooden house, (log-house,) mitigo-
irokdinnn.
WooAeii kettle, (drum,) mitigivnku:
VFooden leg, mitigogad. I leign to
have wooden legs, nin mitiyoga-
dekae.
H'ooden pin. S. Peg.
Mboden plate or dish, mitig-cndgan,
^^ ooden shoe, mitigo-mukiun,
H'oodcn spoon, mitig-hnikwan.
Tlbod-file, (rasp,) mitigo-sideilodji-
gun.
irood for fuel, m-ioSdn. A piece of
wood for fuel, minhi. I put wood
in the fire, nin muiidinisse. Tt\e
quantity of wootf that is put in
the fire at one time, pagidinissun,
A piece of w. whistles in the fire,
sinakode mishi. — I fetch wood in a
canoe, nin nddainse.
JFood-louse, baiutinogaded.
Wood-pecker, memc\ pakweamo; pa-
jmsse ; hiqn'akokweinveshi. White
wood-pecker, wahipapdsse.
TFoods, (forest,) mitigicaki. In the
woods, in a forest,' mitigwaking,
nnpiming, I go into the woods,
nin, gopi; I come from the woods,
nin m(idi.y I come out of the
woods, of the loicct, nin sagad-
kwaam, nin jinpakwaum.
] J 00 1 , ma n ish taniah iicih i wai,
IKord, ikifowin. One word, ningoto-
don. Word said to some person,
igminn. I send word, nin madji-
iddjimoitie.
irorl'd, aki. In the whole world, eni-
gokwag aki, enigokvmgamigag, {eni-
gohiqaniigag.y h is the end'of the
world, waiehca-akhoan, ishkwd-
ak'nrnn. Atthe end of the world,
wairkn'a-akiicung.i.ihkn'd-akiwang.
— The world, (people,) hemadui'i-
Work, working, annkvwtn, inanoki-
win. There is viork,anokiwinagad.
I commence some work, ninmdd-
jif.a, nin mddakumigis.
Work ; I work, nind an<>ki. It works,
nwikiinairdd. I come to work, nin
hi-anaki. nin hidjanoki. I am able
to w., nin gashi-inawi. I work in
a certain manner, nind inanoki.
1 make him work, nind anokia, 1
w. with him, Tim widjaiwkima. I
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work in vain, nind dnawewii, nind
n(jairinhka.
II ork - bench, mol-odjujan. Worit-
l)ench for tho drawincf-kiiife, oto-
hxljiijan fckivarnljii/ernai/ii/r.
H'orking-day, workilav, anoki<jyi-
fjild.
UorkinR-lionse, nnokiwiijamig.
Workman, enokid, unokiwinini.
yVoxV. with a knife ; I work with a
knifo, etc., nin mi'ikodass. I work
it, (in., an.) nin, mukodan, nin mo-
kunan; tiin makona, I work it for
him, 711)1 mukodawa, ninmokodam-
aira.
frorm, (in the body,) ogejugim. I
have worms, nind iHjrjagim. If orni,
(in the wood,) inosne. Worm, (on
OT in the ground,) juiindwus.
]I orm, (coming out of a tly's egg."*
okivf.
Worm-eaten; it is worm-eaten, (glo-
bular object, in., att.) m<memina-
gad] musseininagini, moHscwidji. It
IS worm-eaten, '(wooden olij., in.,
an.) moKsinmijad; mosKensugitii.
IFbrm-medicine, vermifuge, ogrjagu-
mi-maahkiki.
Worn out ; it is worn out, metcMasin,
metchitchiijade. It is worn out l)y
grindinir, (i/t., an.) mHchihadc ;
metrhihi.nn. It is worn out, (cloth-
ing,) m(takiv)din. It is worn out,
(metal, in., an.) nutahikissin ; me-
tahikiso.
Worse ; I am getting worse, nhid
dnininiif!e.
JVbrth ; 1 am (it is) worth, ajdten-
dagos ; a/ittnthig/ciul. I am (it is)
worth little, nin hewendagos ; be-
wendogirad.
Worth liothuiu; ; I am (it is) worth
nothinfr, nin nagiknn'ix \ vagika-
tvad. I am (it is") worth nnthiiig,
considered worth n., nin nagika-
v<endaaos ; naaikutvenJagwud.
Horth pity. S. Poor.
fTorthy. S. Respectable.
Wox\r\i\,m(ikipu'i n .hi miraganiigtnoin.
My %vound heals, nin qige. I put
s. th. in his wound, nin inndjidi j
kihina, I heal his wound, 7iin gi-
(jea.
Hound. M. Dress a wounii.
JKound; I wound, nin himwdganiige.
I wound him, nin rndkia, nin inn-
kinana, nin indkigannma, nin mn-
mnkignnama , nin himudyania,
nind anAtganama. I wound liim in
a certain manner, nind innifandmn.
1 wound him shooting, nind nno-
nuH'a, nin niijwa. I w. him strick-
ing, win vidkiganainu. I w. him
cutting, nin kijdwa. 1 wound my-
self cutting, 1 cut myself, nin kijd-
ddin.
fFouiided; I am w., nin Inmudganes.
— I am wounded in the arm, loot,
etc. S. Arm. Foot, etc.
Wounded person, himidtgnn, mijwd-
mn. I am a w )ui)ded person, nin
himwnganiw, jiin niijwdganiw.
H'ound-l'ierb, wound-root, mijiwe-
ivuxhk.
Wounding, inflicting wounds, Mm-
wdganiigeu'in.
Woven; it is woven, (in., an.) himi-
d ahiiiin iganikude ; hitnidabiginiga-
nikaso,
Wowon work, himidabiginiganikan.
Uranglo. Wrangling. — S. "Quarrel.
Quarreling.
Wrangler, neta-gikau'idang, I aj» a
wrangler, nin nita-giknwidam,
Wrap up; I wraf) up, nin wiwigini-
ge, nin kaslikiwcginige, I wrap
him (her, it) up in s. ih., nin wi-
wegina, nin kaxlikinegina ; nin wi-
wcjiinan, nin kuMuwiginan.- Any
object to wrap s. th. in, kanhkiwe-
ginigan.
Wrapped up ; I am (it is) wrapped
up, nil,. H'iivfginigas, nin kanhki-
u'eginigas ; wiweginigade, kasliki-
Wt'(/inigade. -It is wrapped together,
(in., an.) (ikn'iuimn; oku'tginhin.
Wrath. Wrathful.-S. Anger. Angry.
K rath-day, day of wrath niskkadji-
gijigad.
Il'ren. nnnokasse. Another kind, oda-
nami.sxakiidiiweahi.
Wrestle; 1 wVestle with him, taking
him round the body, nind ajidena.
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I wrrHtln with liim, (her, it.) vin
gaqwhJjiwonddawa ; nin (jaijicCdJi-
iranixlun.
M'n'stlo, (in s. in.) S. FicjhI..
U'riiiklc'l; I am (it is) vyrinklod, nin
halnd'inhiii ; hahid-min.
U'rist ; 1 have a strong wrist, nin
maskkaivimaijiiniije.
U'ritp; I vvril.-^. nlnd ojihii'jc. I write
111 a ccrtiiiti manner, iiiiul ylhliyc.
I add writinp, nin ijiHhiiije. i vvr.
otherwisn, nind au'(/Jihiii(e, I write
it othfrwise, nindandjildnn. Iwr.
with large letters, nin niiUH/ihiirfe,
ninmnrndrnjihiiiie. I wr. witli small
letters, nin hifnUniije. 1 write to
him or of him, niiid ojlhlammra.
1 write to him or of hun in a eer-
tain manner, nind ijihiumawi. I
wr. a letter, nin miidjihiiw. I wr.
him a letter, nin madjihiamawu.
He writes me a letter, (I receive
a letter ofliim,) nin hidjihiamug.
I write it, or I write on it. {in., an.)
nind njihian ; nind ojihiira. I wr.
it or on it, in a certain manner,
{in., an.) nind ijihum ; nind ijihi-
wa. 1 writf- and correct, nin nana-
ibivje. I write it, correcting it,
nin nandibian. T wr. everywhere
on it, nin misin'ehian. I make a
^%ii8take or hinnder in writing, nin
Wanihiiffe. Bhinderin writing, wa-
nihivjewin, wanihii(jav . — 1 am oc-
cnpied in writing, nind ondami-
liige.
Writer, wijihiliird, ryjihiiijiici/iini,
(writing man.)
Writing, writ, ojihi/i/an, i>Jil,il,jeinn.
Writing in large letters nuinntntji-
hii\ian. VVritinu' in small l.'tlers.
I lixf<ihiii/un. ('Iianf;e<l or altered
writing, and/iliiiijnn,, Ccrrected
writing, nandi>ii/(jiin, (correcttul
co^)y.;
Writmg-lionse, office, ojilnlijcwitja-
\ nnij.
! Written ; I am (it is i written or de-
I scrihed, (or painted, ) vivd (r/ibii-
gas \qjihiiiiade. In a certain man-
lier, nind ijibiigas ; ijibiignde. — It
is written with large letters, ma-
manfiihiigade ; with small letter,
Mmhiiga'tle ; everywhere, all over,
nmiwehiigude.
Wrong ; I wrong or do wronc, 7iin
batadi'dam. I wrong people, wt/j
bata-didage. It wroiers. it does
evil, bdta-dcdageniaga'l. I wrong
him, nin baladodan'a. 1 wrong
myself, 7(iVi. bafnidis, nin vawiia-
din. — It is wrong, bata-ijiirchnd.
Wrong, (ins. in.) S. Do evil, Iii-
jnre.
Il'rongly, in a wrong manner, na-
jxiich. I put it wrongly, )n/i 7ia^
patchiton.
IFrong way ; I put it on in the wrong
way, {in., an.) n in d a bonlui n ; n in d
ahahima. I put a coat or blanket
over me in the wrong way, nind
dbodagwaje.
TFrought iron, iccnadaigudeg biwd-
bil:
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Yankcp. S. American.
Yarn, ntisuliah.
Yawl-boat, nahihu'unejiit.
Yftwii ; I yawn, ui/i nihaiawe, nin
nanlbuiairr.
Yawning, nihalaivewm, nanihaiawe-
irin.
Year, hihun, Inhonagad \ Tcikinono-
wtn.
N' early. endasgo-lnJxtnagalc,
Yellow; I am (it isj ynilow, nind
oxaicis; nm/ra. I dye it yellow,
t'tc. S. Omwadigsan, etc. in 'he
First Part.
V ellow by smoke ; I make s. th. yel-
low by smoke, niiul omiivegi&igc. I
make it y. by smoke, {in., 'an.)
mud osaweginan ; nind osaweifis-
wa.
Yellow cloth, (or other yellow stuff,)
vmweffin,.
V ellow metal, brass, osdwuhik.
Yellow, painted yellow ; it is paint-
ed v., {in., an.) osaifiniijade ; 08-
awihigaso. It is painted y.. ( wood. ;
iu.._aii.) osawifsaginigade ; om/ria-
Yellow serpent, omwi-ginihig. I
Yelp. Yelping.— S. Bark. Barking. '
Ye.s, ('.
Yest, S. Le-.ven.
Yesterday, pitchinago. The day be-
fore yesterday, ailumonago.
YOU
Yet./WflM; mivotch, potch.
Yield; it yiolilH fruit, («n., in.) mini-
loi. mikwi<ji ; miniiran, mikwi<iin.,
\ mtkwiiomagad. I make it yield
fruit, nin mikivigif,an.~llywU\H no
fruit, no prolit, unair-'Viximagad.
1 ho field yiehls no fru.., anawigin
kxtigan.
Yoke, nahikairagan, nahlkatian. So
many yoke of..., dasswiwan.
Y'olk of an egg, tninkiouwan, minh-
wawandjigan ; osawag umivan, oaa-
wawan.
Yonder, iwidi, aadn/i widL
\'ou, your, ki, kid, kin ; kinawa.
Young, mhki. Young child, oshki-
ahinndji. I am young, nind onkki-
hiinadin, nind o.shklnii/.
Yourig animal or \nu\,'</Khk>-aiac!}ui.
Yoiiiig lolks, weMinigldJig, /rcshki-
(iiinadisldjig.
Young man, oMinaioe, wcshkinigid.
I am a young man, nind oM'ina-
wew.
Young shoot, oshkigin, wexhkiginq
mitigoiin.
Young woman, nshkinigikwe, nrsh-
kiniiiid. I _ am a young woman,
niml iishkiiiiijikn'ew.
Yours, kin , kinan>a.
Y'outh, oshkinigiwin, oshki-liniadini.
win.
Youtli. S. Young man.
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Z( ill at work, t/vashhwisiwin, min
ivewisiwin.
/fuloiis ; I am zealous at wt 'k.njw
ifwuniikwit, nin minwiwis. 1 otn
ZKA
z. lor him, in his service, nin min~
>riwitit\-on<latra, nind annv 'mika-
ira.l niii zealous font, /ii/i . .Jntci-
ii'ielkundan, nind anywdmikan.
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This Index of errata does not pretend to point out atl the typograph-
icat errors that yet remained after my last corrections, or that were
occasioned by carelessness or accident, after the last corrections had left
me I am sure that besides the errors here indicated, there must be many
others yet in this book.— My intention in pointing out to you these few
errors is merely to show you the character of these typographical (and
other) mistakes, that you may correct them yotirselt by and by, when
you shall have acquired some knowledge ot this languaga.
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occurs on p. 458 and 528,)
" 29, stircase; read, staircase.
37, oming; read, coming.
32, og; read, ag.
17 after a. v. an., read, I lend some an.
' before £ogid, read, Bodjwihwcd, s. Greenbay.
30, Damvewen; read, Danweive.
37, p. rfa«sf>warf; read, p. dessonad.
30, 1 read it; read, I reach it.
33, Goshhrvendam; read, Goshhvendam.
37, wolverine; read, wolverene.
20, IMwenindJi; read, Ishkwenindj.
24, Jagashi; read, Jagashkt.
30, vine-leave; re ''.vine-leaf.
51, Kashhahikan; read, KashJcuhiJcaan.
15, [F. on instrict.] read, [F. on iristruit.]
13, Kitegewinini\ reail, Kitujiwinini.
19, Kikowesi; read, Kokowesi.
49, Kosigwendan; read, liiidgwanendan.
12, or kwam; read, or kwa. And line lo, Tchigakwam; read
Tchiqakwa.
45, mddji-anoki; read, tiiadji-anoki.
42, Mdmakas tagr^s; read, MdmakdsUagos.
1, I loug; read," I long.
29, cornet-tree; read, cornel-tree.
52, Memwe', read. Menwe. Correct the same error on page 470.
25, one of another ; read, of one another.
36, rowing ; road, roving.
7, p. mion..h(ii ; read. p. mwa.Mg.
13, and 14, Dioest; read, Dost.
3, 3. p. n nag...; read. 3. p. o ■nag..n.
41, in a walking; read, in walking.
52, Naninawinii road, Ndninawem.
41, nahingan; read, nabinyin.
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28, loal a bread; read, loaf of bread.
42, nanoMak ; read, naiamshkak.
48, muskoto; read, musketo.
41, indisposition; read, disposition.
3, marterskin; read, marten-skin.
22, wpsahwanendjigesd-, TeaA,wassakwanendngfsnn.
9, ntndamaffosuvin;Teai\, Windamagowiaiwin. Correct thd
same error on p. 623. «•«'»'/». v.»,rct,i me
33, half-bread; read, half-breed.
8, achi i read, ashi.
48, iniwesia; read, nind initveaia. '
17, Change: read, Changed.
52, adjidjud ; read, adjidjak.
43, ninnbana>id,ami; read, ninjihanandam.
44, ntn bonendam, awa; read, nm Unendamatca.
1 J, snngigi ; read, nm songigi.
'^^~^t\;p'?ir.Tl"'°"'^'?r'''H^^^*>*^'"''«' ^^'=- P"t a «; after
the first *; as, pashhvashkijigmin, etc.
43, ividokamawa ; read, nm ?/'zi/«/taOTawa.
2J, nmdodjuiidiwin; read, nandodjindiwin.
i^, 2^inwaho; read, pingwabo.
48, (tn., <iw.) read, (ara., ««,.)
21, nt» hfrjihaigas; read, wmi lajibaigas.
18 '"/''"f''*^'"'«^*'^-*''^«^'>i'. read, manttobiwaUkokewinini.
18, «?.ra 7»a, 7?iawai ; read, wzVi rnamaiva.
49, hriist back; read, Thrust back. '^
30, nndsswi; read, midasmi.
CsBtera prudens corrigat lector. «
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