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aahkohkim-
Command him, be in charge of, give him direction
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aacim-
Talk about him, say things about him
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ahkaapat-
It is easy
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aahsantee-
It is sunny, the sun shines
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aahtee-
It is extinguished, gone out (as a fire or light)
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aalahkwat-
It is cloudy
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aalimat-
It is difficult
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alaakwi-
It is evening
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alaamhsen-
It is windy
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alaamweekaneewi-
It is the truth, it is correct
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anseensee-
It is bright green
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anseenseekin-
It is bright green cloth, paper
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apikamitee-
It is warm liquid, soup, broth
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awipitee-
It is warm
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awan-
It is foggy
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ahkapakintee-
It is cheap
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aahkom-
Speak angrily to him, speak to him in an angry voice
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aahkosih-
make him angry, mad
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aahkwaapahw-
Make him dream, cause him to dream
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aahkwaapawaal-
Dream of him
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aalom-
Refuse him, reject him
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aapool-
Bring him back
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aašawil-
Barter, trade (something) with him
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aašitehkaw-
Meet him, met him
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ahkawaah-
Wait for him
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ahkawaapam-
Watch over him, watch out for him, take care of him
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ahkoow-
Follow him, come after him
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ahs-
Have him, put him
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ahšam-
Feed him
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ahtel-
Accuse him, blame him
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ahtem-
Catch up with him, overtake him
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akwiiyom-
Have as a boyfriend
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alaamihpenal-
Hurt him, injure him
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alaamihtaw-
Believe him
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aleeliih-
Bathe him, give him a bath
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alohw-
Aim at him
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alool-
Hire him
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alotam-
Avenge him
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alwaahtaw-
Like to hear him
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alwaanaw-
Admire him, think well of him
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amaten-
Wake him (by hand)
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amw-
Eat him (animate things)
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aneh-
Beat him, defeat him
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ankih-
Killing him, killed him
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apesw-
Warm him, heat him up (as in food)
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apwaal-
Roast him, grill him, broil him (as in food)
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ataam-
Sell (it) to him
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atahkweehsim-
Have as a girlfriend
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atayim-
Have him as a pet, have control over him
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awal-
Take him along, lead him
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aweem-
Be related to him, allied with him, thank him
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awih-
Lend to him, loan to him
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awikaal-
Write on him
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aahkohkeelintam-
Care for it, pay attention to it
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aalawinam-
Refuse it
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aalimiihtoo-
Cook it
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aapahkošam-
Cut it off, sever it
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aašitehkam-
Meet up with it, come across it
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aatotam-
Talk about it, discuss it, debate it, give an account of something
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ahkawaahtoo-
Wait for it
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ahkwaatam-
Sew it
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ahšitesam-
Glue it together
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ahtoo-
Have it, put it
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alaamihtam-
Believe it
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alam-
Put it in the water
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ansiwatoo-
Plant it
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ansonam-
Gather it together by hand
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apesam-
Warm it, heat it up
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apikamisam-
Warm up liquid, soup, broth
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apwaatam-
Roast it, grill it, broil it
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ataahpahtoo-
Pull it, pull it out
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awatoo-
Take it along, carry it
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ayoo-
Use it
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aacimwaapii-
Talk on the phone, be on the internet
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aacimwi-
Hold council, have a council meeting, relate a story
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aahkohkaa-
Exercise
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aahkohkeelintii-
Care for each other
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aahkohkinkii-
Be in charge
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aahkonkii-
Speak angrily, speak in an angry voice
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aahkosi-
Be angry, quarrelsome, mad
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aahkwaapawaa-
Dream
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aahpitohsee-
Walk on, keep moving along
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aahsamihšin-
Lie on one's back
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aahsansi-
Bask in the sun, sunbathe
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aahtee-
It is turned off (a car)
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aalaankwaapanti-
Appear tired, look tired
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aalaankwee-
Be tired, exhausted
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aalaapi-
Look in a particular direction, observe
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aalhsaalakiinkwee-
Wear glasses
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aalhsepowi-
Have hiccups
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aalimesi-
Be difficult, be cross, hard to get along with
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aancikii-
Change residence, move to a dfferent house
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aancimotayi-
Change one's clothes
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aanciteehee-
Change one's feelings about something, have a change of heart
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aankweepi-
Be at rest
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aapwaalaapi-
Look back
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aapwee-
Return, come back
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aapweeyohsee-
Walk back
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aašawee-
Barter, trade (something)
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ahkwaamaahkwee-
Climb a tree
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ahpwaa-
Smoke tobacco
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ahsenaamišipoohkii-
Collect Sap, Go Sugaring
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akinciko-
Compute, Figure out, Do counting
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alaaminaa-
Pray
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aleelii-
Bathe, take a bath, shower
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alimaahkii-
Pack and prepare to leave one's place
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amamwi-
Be awake, wake up
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aminootee-
Be from a certain town, village
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ampahwi-
Fly
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ampihsaa-
Jump
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ancihkwi-
Be pregnant
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anehiwee-
Be victorious, win
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anseensi-
Be bright green
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answiteehee-
Be in agreement, agree
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apeswi-
Be warm
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api-
Be located, be at a place
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apiinkweesi-
Warm one's face
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apikaateesi-
Warm one's feet
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apikaneesi-
Warm one's legs
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apinehkiisi-
Warm one's hands
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ataahsi-
Wear/put on leggings, stockings, socks
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ataawee-
Sell (something)
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atamihwi-
Be busy
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ateehtoleni-
Wear a hat, put on a hat
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awansaapi-
East, sunrise
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awansi-
Warm oneself
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aweentii-
Be related to each other
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awikii-
Write
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ayaa-
Go to a place
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ayaakwaamisi-
Make every effort, strive diligently, have courage
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ayiihkwi-
Be hungry
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ayiileepi-
Remain sitting, stay behind
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ahpyaa-
Arrive at a place
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aacimw-
Tribal council person
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aahkohkinki-
Boss
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aalimiihtw-
Chef, cook, food preparer
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aamaawi-
Bee
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aankwaahsakw-
Driftwood
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aašipehkw-
Bluff, cliff
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aašoošiwi-
Nettle (Urtica dioica & Urtica chamaedryoides)
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aayaapootakowi-
Osprey (Pandion haliaetus)
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aciik-
Fisher (Martes pennanti), Ursa Major (constellation)
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ahkihkw-
Drum
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ahkwaniisoons-
Little girl
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ahkwanisw-
Young girl
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ahkweehs-
Young woman (unmarried)
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ahkweehsimw-
Female animal
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ahpen-
Potato
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ahsahkw-
Muskrat (Ondatra zibethicus)
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ahsap-
Fishnet, spider web, Indian Hemp, dogbane (Apocynum cannabinum)
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ahsawaankati-
Feather, plume
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ahsen-
Rock (large)
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ahšikan-
Bass
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akaawi-
Briar, thorn, quill
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akaawinšaahkw-
Honey Locust (Gleditsia triacanthos)
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akim-
Chief, leader
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akwenkohs-
Chipmunk (Tamias striatus)
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alakay-
Acorn Cup, Fish Scale, Pea Pod
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aleew-
Bull snake (Pituophis catenifer sayi)
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alemw-
Dog (Canis lupus familiaris)
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aleniaahsimw-
Male animal
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amehkw-
Beaver (Castor canadensis), dollar
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apahkway-
Cattail (Typha latifolia), cattail mat
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apeehkw-
Common Nighthawk (Chordeiles minor)
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apeehsi-
Fawn
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ašaahšikop-
Slippery Elm (Ulmus rubra)
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asiikami-
Garfish (Lepisosteus spp.)
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awiiwiil-
Antler, horn
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aacimon-
Speaker, presenter
|
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aahkoti-
Punk, fungus, tinder (for starting fire)
|
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aakaawit-
Porcupine
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aakooti-
Soft shelled turtle (Apalone spinifera)
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aapacilaatawi-
Mockingbird (Mimus polyglottos)
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aašawi-
Trader
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aciipihk-
Root
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ahkan-
Wheel, tire
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ahpwaakan-
Pipe
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ahsalat-
Salad
|
|
ahšikan-
Largemouth bass (Micropterus salmoides)
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akaawi-
Walleye (Sander vitreus vitreus)
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akaawi-
Thorn, briar, porcupine quill
|
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alaankw-
Star
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alaankwi-
Rainbow
|
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alaankwihsen-
Meteorite
|
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aleciimin-
Pea
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alemontehs-
Puppy
|
|
aleni-
Grown man
|
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alenkwan-
Wing
|
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anikw-
Squirrel (Sciurus carolinensis)
|
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anseepikw-
Spider
|
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apahkwaan-
Roof (of a house)
|
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apeehkoohsi-
Turkey Vulture (Cathartes aura)
|
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aweehs-
Wild Animal
|
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awiiwiileehs-
Powder Horn
|
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aanciniikin-
It grows, develops, matures
|
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aweehsikaan-
Barn, animal pen
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ahkanihkw-
Awl (for sewing)
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aleeliikaan-
Bathroom, restroom (private)
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aleeliihaakan-
Bathtub
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apinay-
Bed
|
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alaakan-
Plate, bowl, dish (generic)
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ahtawaanihs-
Twig, stick, small piece of wood
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atahkohkan-
Bridge
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aankwahaakan-
Broom
|
|
ayaapiay-
Buck skin
|
|
ahsenip-
Lead (Metal)
|
|
alaansoon-
Reed mat (used for sitting or sleeping)
|
|
ataaweekaan-
Store, shop, trading house
|
|
alaaminaakaan-
Church (Building)
|
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aalahkwatw-
Cloud
|
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aacimweekaan-
Council House
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|
alenasway-
Cowhide
|
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ahkwaanteem-
Door
|
|
ataahpahtaakan-
Drawer
|
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ašiihkiw-
Earth, Land, Dirt, Soil
|
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alakay-
Egg Shell
|
|
ahk-
Field, garden
|
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ahtawaanahk-
Forest
|
|
alencihkan-
Glove
|
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ahšitisaakan-
Glue
|
|
akaayomin-
Gooseberry
|
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akaayomišaahkw-
Gooseberry Bush
|
|
ahsenisiip-
Great Miami River (Ohio)
|
|
apwaam-
Ham
|
|
aciw-
Hill, mountain, ridge
|
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aamaawia paankosaakan-
Honey
|
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ahkašaakan-
Horseshoe
|
|
alakiihkwikaan-
Bark house
|
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aašoohkoon-
Ice
|
|
aašoohkoonaapow-
Ice Water
|
|
apween-
Roast
|
|
apweekan-
Grill
|
|
apwaacikont-
Roasting scaffold
|
|
ahsenaamiš-
Sugar Maple Tree (Acer saccharum)
|
|
aankwaahsakwa siipiiw-
White River-East Fork (Indiana)
|
|
acihkw-
Stump (of a tree)
|
|
aloonhs-
Bullet
|
|
akincikoon-
Number, phone number
|
|
ahkihkonehs-
Small cooking pot
|
|
ahkimotay-
Bag (for carrying), pocket
|
|
ahsenaamišahk-
Sugar maple grove
|
|
ateehimin-
Strawberry
|
|
akootaakan-
Hanger, pot hook
|
|
aahkol-
Smoke
|
|
aahkoleeki šoohkwaakan-
Train
|
|
aahkwiteeheeyon-
Sullenness
|
|
aahsanteepakwaapow-
Wine, grape juice
|
|
aalaahšion-
Long hunt
|
|
aalahkwaahkamoon-
Umbrella
|
|
aayoonseekaahkw-
Black Walnut Tree (Juglans nigra)
|
|
ahkihkw-
Kettle, bucket, pot, pan (for cooking)
|
|
ahkoleetaakan-
Sheath, Case
|
|
ahsen-
Stone, rock
|
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ahsenikaan-
Stone building
|
|
ahtawaan-
Tree, stick, piece of wood
|
|
ahtawaanahkisinaakan-
Snowshoe
|
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aalakoontaakan-
Ladder, stairway
|
|
anseens-
Algae
|
|
ansiwataakan-
Seed (for planting)
|
|
apanšay-
Tent pole, rafter
|
|
apineens-
Sofa, couch
|
|
ašihsay-
Nest, hive
|
|
atehkon-
Knot (on tree)
|
|
atoohpoon-
Table
|
|
ahseem-
Tobacco
|
|
ahsiimišaahkw-
pawpaw tree (Asimina triloba)
|
|
ahsiimin-
Paw paw fruit (Asimina triloba)
|
|
akincikona
numerals, numbers
|
|
aancihtoo-
change it, repair it, fix it
|
|
aalhsoohkii-
Tell a winter story
|
|
aalhsoohkaan-
a winter story
|
|
ampen-
I lift him up
|
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aalweeli-
fail at doing something, cannot
|
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aapaciteehee-
undecided, unsure
|
|
aayaalhsoohkia
storyteller
|
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aalhsoohkaw-
Tell a winter story to him
|
|
aalhsoohkaal-
Tell a winter story about him
|
|
aalhsoohkaatam-
Tell a winter story about it
|
|
antopali-
one in a war party, warrior
|
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aašit-
in turn
|
|
aacimoon-
historical narrative
|
|
aya
Hello, Hi (General greeting)
|
|
ahsenaamišipow-
Maple Sap
|
|
apesam-
Warm it, heat it up
|
|
alaak-
Yesterday
|
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aawik-
Present and past time
|
|
aweey-
Some person
|
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aapw-
Return, back
|
|
aantapi-
Sit elsewhere, change one's seat
|
|
aahsanteepakw-
Grape (Vitis spp.)
|
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ayoolhk-
More
|
|
aweena
Who
|
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akimaahkwi-
Female chief, leader
|
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acipwi-
Ojibwe person
|
|
aanteekw-
Crow
|
|
aweehseens-
Bird (larger than sparrow size)
|
|
aapooš-
Also, again
|
|
alwasihtoo-
Amused by it, have fun with it
|
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aayaacimwaakan-
Phone
|
|
aayaacimwaakaanhs-
Cell phone
|
|
akwincitoo-
soak it, water it (plant)
|
|
awikaakan-
Pen, pencil
|
|
aayaahkam-
Totally, completely, very, forever
|
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ankihtoo-
Kill it, suicide
|
|
aweenkii-
Be thankful
|
|
aakalaahšimaataweenk-
English language
|
|
aakalaahšimaatawee-
Speak english
|
|
aahteeleentam-
Turn off the light, extinguish it
|
|
atakin-
It is wet
|
|
apahkwee-
Roof a house
|
|
awikaw-
Write to him, text him, email him
|
|
akow-
Female deer, doe
|
|
apetee-
It is heated
|
|
aahkopihkwee-
Urinate, pee intensely
|
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aalimiihtaw-
Cook for him
|
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aapweeyaa-
It returns
|
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ateehseemin-
plum
|
|
awiila
Him, her, he, she
|
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awiilwa
They, them
|
|
aakwaahkw-
Behind, under, on the other side of
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aalimiihtwikaan-
Kitchen
|
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atoohpooneens-
End table
|
|
asaahsw-
Tattoo him
|
|
asaahsi-
Have tattoos
|
|
ahtehsiko-
Do painting
|
|
awiipiti waapahaakan-
Toothpaste
|
|
aašoohkooni-
It is icy
|
|
ampaapiikinam-
Pick up threads
|
|
alaamihšin-
Hurt oneself
|
|
ahtehsam-
Paint it
|
|
ahtehsw-
Paint him
|
|
ahtehsaakan-
Paint, dye (substance)
|
|
ahkink-
Outside
|
|
aanciniiki-
Grow, develop, mature
|
|
alaama
llama
|
|
aancihtaaki-
Change maker
|
|
alemwaapiikw-
Dog leash
|
|
aayaakampikan-
Yawn
|
|
aacimwihtaw-
Advise him, speak to him about it
|
|
aancipakat-
(the tree) changes its leaves
|
|
aweentioni
peace
|
|
aašoohkoonaahkwi
hockey stick
|
|
aakalaahšima
Englishman, British Person
|
|
aakalaahšima paaskoonti-
Soccer
|
|
atekipane
exclamation upon hearing unpleasant news
|
|
awataakan-
piece of mail, letter
|
|
alenaswihkanaw-
Bison Trace
|
|
ahkwaataakan-
Sewing Machine
|
|
aankwaham-
Sweep it, Play Broomball
|
|
atehsi-
s/he is ripe
|
|
atehtee-
it is ripe
|
|
aahših-
Set an example
|
|
aciikamwaapahee-
give birth to twins
|
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aciikisi-
to be twins
|
|
anseensaapiikw-
green ribbon
|
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ayaakwaamision-
Striving
|
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amataahkomi-
be dressed
|
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amataahkomi-
wear, put on clothes
|
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aacimwahk-
land of stories
|
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aahpic-
continuing, onward
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b |
c |
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ciilahki-
It is dense thicket, underbrush
|
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ciilitee-
It is very hot weather
|
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ceekamw-
Eat all of him
|
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ciilaweem-
Be a near relative with him
|
|
ciileelim-
Like him, think well of him, think highly of him
|
|
ciileelintam-
Like it, think well of it
|
|
ciimee-
Paddle, row (a boat, canoe)
|
|
ciinkweepi-
Sit, sit down
|
|
cilalosi-
Sweat
|
|
caacinkilaakia-
Shagbark hickory, shellbark hickory (Carya ovata, Carya laciniosa)
|
|
caaht-
Hairy Woodpecker (Picoides villosus)
|
|
ceemonkaahkašiwi-
Baptist preacher
|
|
ciipay-
Corpse, Soul/spirit of the dead
|
|
ciikamw-
Twins
|
|
ciinkwaahki-
Thunderclap
|
|
ciinkwi-
Thunder being
|
|
ciikiw-
Gig (Fish), fish spear
|
|
ciikiaahkw-
Gigging Pole
|
|
ciimaan-
Paddle, oar
|
|
ciiliteesi-
be hot, from weather
|
|
caaciilitee-
There is a drought
|
|
ciipaahkamin-
Coon grape (Ampelopis cordata)
|
|
ceek-
All
|
|
cecaahkw-
Sandhill crane (Grus canadensis)
|
|
ciikaahkwaapantani-
It appears close, it looks close
|
|
ceekonc-
On all sides, both sides
|
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ciinkweepikaan-
Living room
|
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ceenkwihtanonk-
Indianapolis
|
|
ciinkwia akook-
Spring peeper (pseudacris crucifer, frog)
|
|
ciikalaw-
Plume (feather worn on head)
|
|
ciililaan-
It rains very hard
|
|
ciinkwihtanwi kihcikam-
Lake Erie
|
d |
e |
|
ental-
Detain him (as a prisoner), have him there
|
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ehpinal-
Do to him
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el-
Say to him, call him something
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elaw-
Resemble him, look like him
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|
ešim-
Say it to him
|
|
ešiteeheehpinal-
Comfort him
|
|
eehi peehkihkweehwinta
Beauty parlor, salon
|
|
elwee-
Say so
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ešileni-
Do a certain way
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ešiteehee-
Think, feel a certain way
|
|
eekincikw-
Cashier
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|
eelaaminahiwi-
Preacher
|
|
eeseekiweek-
Cedar Waxwing (Bombycilla cedrorum)
|
|
eeyoonsaaweekiš-
Eastern redbud (Cercis canadensis)
|
|
eeyoonseelehšia kook-
Gray tree frog (Hyla versicolor)
|
|
eephšihki-
Person with a small head
|
|
eecipoonkwi-
Snapping turtle (Chelydra serpentina)
|
|
eehkawaapi-
Scout
|
|
eehsipan-
Raccoon (Procyon lotor), Quarter Dollar
|
|
eelaalaahšiwi-
Monkey
|
|
eeyeeli-
Opossum (Didelphis virginiana)
|
|
eelaakion-
Feast
|
|
eenaahkiikamen-
Floor
|
|
eemihkookan-
Gourd
|
|
eecipoonkwaawisiip-
Butternut Creek (Indiana)
|
|
eešaakan-
Hominy block
|
|
eešaakantaahkw-
Pestle (wooden)
|
|
eešaakant-
Mortar
|
|
eešaahšahk-
Mud
|
|
eephšikaateekan-
Little toe
|
|
eemihkwaan-
Squash, pumpkin
|
|
eeteehsi-
War party leader, one who carries the war club
|
|
ešinaakosi-
Be a certain way
|
|
ehkwaahkosi-
Be short
|
|
eelikw-
Ant
|
|
ehpesi-
Be high, tall
|
|
eewiyawiki-
Writer, author
|
|
eehkw-
Still, a while, hold it!
|
|
eehpiš-
Time, when, ago
|
|
eesaasaahsikw-
Tattoo Artist
|
|
eehkw-
While, during, before
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eentonamahwi-
Hunter
|
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eemhkookanekaa-
Gourd dancing
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eleelintam-
think of it thus
|
f |
g |
h |
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hohow-
Santa
|
|
hoci
Hey! (used as an attention getter)
|
i |
|
ihkipakiikin-
It is blue, green cloth, paper
|
|
ihkipakin-
It is blue, green
|
|
ilaapyaat-
It is used (a certain way), is useful
|
|
ilahkiiwi-
There is such going on, it happens that way
|
|
ilakintee-
It costs, is priced
|
|
ilaalaantee-
It is colored a certain way
|
|
išihsen-
It lies a certain way, times are a certain way
|
|
ihkwihtam-
Left over from eating
|
|
ilakintam-
Price it at a certain amount
|
|
ihkipakilee-
Be blue, green
|
|
ihkipakiteehee-
Have a green heart
|
|
ilekili-
Be so big, so large, of a certain size
|
|
iletii-
Say to each other
|
|
iihkaaw-
American Bittern (Botaurus lentiginosus)
|
|
iihkwakwaat-
American Robin (Turdus migratorius)
|
|
iihpaawal-
Mexican, Spaniard
|
|
iihkihtamink-
Watermelon
|
|
iihia
yes, okay, affirmative, you're welcome
|
|
iihkisamink-
Maple Syrup
|
|
ihkisam-
Boil it down, evaporate it by heat
|
|
iihkipakahk-
Green land, park
|
|
ihkipihsin-
It is straight, as a road or river
|
|
ihkipakahki-
It is green land, it is a park
|
|
iihkipihsinonk-
Peru, IN
|
|
ileeš-
But
|
|
ihkipakahkatw-
Grass
|
|
ilaataweeyon-
Language
|
|
išinaakwat-
It is a certain way
|
|
ihkwaa-
it is short
|
|
ihpii-
it is tall
|
|
iiyoowe
exclamation, be it from fear or in admiration, used only by men
|
|
iihkipakaapiikw-
blue ribbon
|
|
iiniini
That (in reach, inanimate)
|
|
iinaana
That (in reach, animate)
|
|
ilaapiikasi-
descend from
|
j |
k |
|
kiihkihkaa-
It breaks, is broken
|
|
kiihpeekin-
It is dirty cloth
|
|
kiintaawee-
It is sharp
|
|
kiintawikolee-
It has a sharp tip, point, nose
|
|
kiišitee-
It is finished cooking
|
|
kihkihsen-
It is photographed
|
|
kintoohkiwi-
It is new
|
|
kinwaa-
It is long
|
|
kipwihsaa-
It is shut, obstructed
|
|
kišaapihkamii-
It is hot water
|
|
kišaapihkitee-
It is hot
|
|
kiihkikaateešw-
Cut off, amputate his foot
|
|
kaahkahw-
Clean him (as of fish, game, etc)
|
|
kakiipiinkweehol-
Blindfold him
|
|
kihkahw-
Choose him, select him
|
|
kihkeelim-
Know him
|
|
kihkihšim-
Take a picture of him
|
|
kihkiihkišw-
Chop him up (repeatedly)
|
|
kihkiinkweehšim-
Take his portrait, photograph his face
|
|
kihkišw-
Cut him (purposefully)
|
|
kiihkitoneen-
Choke him
|
|
kiilohkim-
Doubt him
|
|
kiimih-
Surprise him
|
|
kiiših-
Make him, create him, finish him
|
|
kiišisw-
Finish cooking him
|
|
kiiweešinaw-
Laugh at him
|
|
kiiwikawilotaw-
Visit him
|
|
kilahkwal-
Speak to him, address him
|
|
kimotem-
Steal from him
|
|
kisihsem-
Wash him
|
|
kitahw-
Dig him up, take him out
|
|
kitemaakih-
Abuse him, mistreat him
|
|
kocim-
Ask him
|
|
kocimol-
Ask him for
|
|
kociween-
Wrestle him
|
|
kohs-
Be afraid of him, fear him
|
|
kohsetaw-
Show respect to him
|
|
kwiilam-
Lose him
|
|
kyaal-
Hide him
|
|
kyaaweem-
Be jealous of him
|
|
kihkaapiikahiko-
Draw
|
|
kaahkimiihsitonaham-
Shave one's face
|
|
kaakisitoo-
Preserve it
|
|
kawaham-
Fell a tree, chop a tree down
|
|
kayohkam-
Blow it down, knock over by body
|
|
kihkeelintam-
Know it
|
|
kihkihsetoo-
Take a picture of it
|
|
kiihkišam-
Cut it
|
|
kiintoo-
Sharpen it
|
|
kiišihtoo-
Make it, create it, finish it
|
|
kiišisam-
Finish cooking it
|
|
kinwaahkihtoo-
Make it long
|
|
kipaham-
Shut it, obstruct it by tool
|
|
kišaapihkisam-
Heat it, make it hot
|
|
kisaham-
Wipe it, clean it off
|
|
kisihsetoo-
Wash it
|
|
kitaham-
Dig it up
|
|
kotaahkatoo-
Weigh it
|
|
kotantam-
Taste it
|
|
kwiilotam-
Lose it
|
|
kyaatoo-
Hide it
|
|
kiikiihtan-
It flows with life
|
|
kaahkilookii-
Shave one's skin
|
|
kaakiitisi-
Be sore, in pain
|
|
kaakisiitaatii-
Preserve for each other
|
|
kahcokaalakiinkwee-
Have heavy eyes, be sleepy
|
|
kaloosi-
Speak
|
|
kapeehšin-
Cross a river, stream
|
|
katonkwaam-
Be sleepy
|
|
katoopii-
Be thirsty
|
|
kihkiinkweehšin-
Portrait, photograph of one's face
|
|
kiihpeeyosi-
Be dirty
|
|
kiihpiinkwee-
Have a dirty face
|
|
kiihpinaakosi-
Appear dirty
|
|
kiihpoopii-
Have enough to drink
|
|
kiimaacimwi-
Whisper
|
|
kiišaakosi-
Growing, getting larger, wax (as of the moon)
|
|
kiiwahtohsee-
Walk around, go around, avoid something
|
|
kiiweeli-
Laugh
|
|
kiiweeliinkwee-
Smile
|
|
kiiyaahkweepii-
Be drunk, get drunk
|
|
kiiyapahtoo-
Run around, run about
|
|
kilekaapoohkii-
Mix liquids together
|
|
kimote-
Steal
|
|
kintohsee-
Walk fast
|
|
kinwaahkosi-
Be long
|
|
kišaapihkili-
Be hot, have a fever
|
|
kisihsaapiteehiko-
Brush teeth
|
|
kisihsinehkii-
Wash hands
|
|
kišikileehsee-
Cough
|
|
kito-
Sound, make the call of one's species (sound of an animal)
|
|
kociweeniwee-
Wrestle
|
|
kociweentii-
Wrestle each other
|
|
kohsetaatii-
Respect each other
|
|
koteeli-
Try
|
|
kyaasi-
Hide oneself, be hidden
|
|
kook-
Frog
|
|
kihkiinkwee-
Make a portrait (general)
|
|
kaahkimiihsitonahiwi-
Barber
|
|
kaakatakilenkwi-
Butterfly
|
|
kahkiiti-
American White Pelican (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos)
|
|
keekaanoonkwi-
Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis)
|
|
keekaanwikaši-
Grizzly Bear (Ursus arctos horribilis)
|
|
kalaakalaal-
Downy Woodpecker (Picoides pubescens)
|
|
kataka-kook-
Northern leopard frog (Rana pipiens), Pickerel frog (Rana palustris)
|
|
kiihkaapiikihšinka mihcalaankw-
Saturn (planet)
|
|
kiihkiihkw-
Peregrine falcon (Falco peregrinus)
|
|
kiihkoneehs-
Fish
|
|
kiikion-
Captive, prisoner
|
|
kiilhsooki
Month names
|
|
kiinšiw-
Buffalo bull, cow bull
|
|
keekiiyosi-
Traveler
|
|
kaakilaahkiihki-
Liar
|
|
kineepikomeekw-
Eel (Anguilla rostrata)
|
|
kinoontipi-
Redhorse fish (Moxostoma macrolepidotum)
|
|
kinoosaapiikw-
Eastern Milk Snake (Lampropeltis triangulum triangulum)
|
|
kinoosaawi-
Cougar/Mountain Lion (Puma concolor), Panther (Panthera)
|
|
kinwalaniihsi-
Sharp shinned hawk (Accipiter striatus), Coopers hawk (Accipiter cooperii)
|
|
keešihiweens-
Jesus
|
|
keešihiwi-
Creator, God
|
|
kiteepihkwanw-
Bigmouth buffalo fish (Ictiobus cyprinellus)
|
|
kiyaahkw-
Gull (Larus spp.)
|
|
kociihs-
Bean
|
|
kwaahkw-
Pileated woodpecker (Hylatomus pileatus)
|
|
kwaahkwaanhsi-
Grasshopper (Caelifera)
|
|
kwiiw-
Young man (unmarried)
|
|
koohsi-
Mouse (Peromyscus maniculatus)
|
|
kaahkaahki-
Katydid (Tettigonia viridissima), Kaskaskia person
|
|
kaayohsen-
Sandstone
|
|
kahkeenš-
Weed
|
|
kakikaleni-
Snail
|
|
keekaanohši-
Mule (mulus)
|
|
keekaanwikani-
Wasp (Bembix oculata)
|
|
keentaawihkici-
Pintail Duck (Anas acuta)
|
|
kihkamanhsi-
Kingfisher (Megaceryle alcyon)
|
|
kihšosi-
Widower
|
|
kiikilehšiwi-
Stallion
|
|
kiilhsw-
Sun, Moon, Month, Clock
|
|
kiinwaahkoohsi-
Sweet Potato
|
|
kineepikw-
Snake (Agkistrodon contortrix)
|
|
kinohšami-
Otter (Lontra canadensis)
|
|
kitahkalw-
Ramrod
|
|
kiyoši-
Old Man
|
|
koohkooš-
Pig
|
|
kwaahkwaanši-
Leech (Hirudinea)
|
|
kooni-
there is snow on the ground, it is snowy
|
|
kotaahkonaakan-
Acre (of land), ruler, yardstick
|
|
koohkooš-
Bacon
|
|
kiišaan-
Bag, sack
|
|
kiihkalaakan-
Basket
|
|
kiišikw-
Bead
|
|
keekaanahkisinaakan-
Boot
|
|
koteewaapow-
Liquor
|
|
kipinhs-
Twig
|
|
kihci-papikwan-
Cannon
|
|
katoohwakimin-
Cherry (Domesticated)
|
|
katoohwakimišaahkw-
Cherry Tree
|
|
kihcikam-
Big Lake, Ocean
|
|
koteehtaakan-
Chimney
|
|
kisihsinehkiiyaakan-
Wash basin
|
|
keehpakiikinki naapinaakan-
Coat (Winter)
|
|
kociihsaapow-
Coffee
|
|
kipenaakan-
Dam
|
|
kihseelaakan-
Doorflap
|
|
koteew-
Fire
|
|
kineepikwameekwa siipiiw-
Eel River (Northern Indiana)
|
|
kiišikw-
Sky
|
|
koohkoošikaan-
Hog Pen
|
|
kinoosaawiaahkw-
Hop tree, Wafer Ash (Ptelea trifoloata)
|
|
kiišaapihkam-
Hot Water
|
|
kiiphkatwaapiikw-
Iron chain, cable or wire
|
|
kiipahooteekaan-
Jail
|
|
kiinošiš-
Butternut, White Walnut (Juglans cinerea)
|
|
kiteepihkwana siipiiw-
Tippecanoe River (Indiana)
|
|
kaanseenseepiiw-
Ohio River
|
|
kociihsasiip-
St. Joseph River (Indiana)
|
|
kisihsalaakanaakan-
Kitchen sink
|
|
kisimitiweehaakan-
Toilet paper
|
|
kiinteelintaakan-
Computer
|
|
kaakihšaahkatw-
Sycamore (Platanus occidentalis)
|
|
kitahsaakan-
Parched Corn
|
|
kahkeenšaahkw-
Weed stalk
|
|
kahšimon-
Canvas, linen
|
|
kaloosion-
Word
|
|
kiilhswaapiikw-
Watch Chain
|
|
kiipahaakan-
Lock, padlock
|
|
kiipihkatw-
Iron, metal, steel, bell
|
|
kiišaanaahkw-
Leather bag
|
|
kilahkwaakan-
Wampum Belt
|
|
kilahkwaan-
Speech
|
|
kinoonteew-
Longhouse
|
|
kipinhs-
Twig
|
|
kišaapihkaahkosaakan-
Stove, oven
|
|
kišiinkweehaakan-
Towel
|
|
kookaan-
Spoon for eating (generic)
|
|
kookaanihs-
Teaspoon
|
|
koteehtaakan-
Chimney, smokehole
|
|
kihkaham-
Choose it, pick out
|
|
kinwaapiikat-
it is a long string, cord
|
|
kinšim-
Soon, swiftly
|
|
keetwi
What, what thing
|
|
koteewaapiikw-
electricity, electric wire
|
|
kat-
Will, Want
|
|
kakapaac-
Variously, in different ways
|
|
kocihtamaakii-
Test people, give a test, exam
|
|
kaahkiihkw-
Day
|
|
kiišikat-
It is such a day
|
|
kiiwahtekaa-
Dance around something
|
|
kocihtamaakan-
Test, exam
|
|
kaayociik-
Cucumber
|
|
kaanseenseemin-
Pecan (Carya illinoinensis)
|
|
kinwaakwaan-
Coat, overcoat
|
|
kiihkayonk-
Ft. Wayne, Indiana
|
|
keetweenci
Why
|
|
kihkihsitaakan-
Camera
|
|
kocihtamaw-
Test him about it
|
|
kaapi-
Assistant to the chief, one who distributes goods
|
|
kwiiwihs-
Young boy
|
|
kiikaapw-
Kickapoo person
|
|
katoohw-
Cherokee person
|
|
kaahp-
Quapaw person
|
|
kiihci-
Male bird, rooster
|
|
kweehsitaatiinki
Respecting, christmas
|
|
koonilenioons-
Snowman
|
|
kiiko-
Something
|
|
kišiikin-
Tickle him
|
|
kiint-
just, also, recently, wait, hold on!
|
|
kihkihsetaw-
Take a picture of it for him
|
|
keekaanoloohsi-
Rat
|
|
kweehsi-
Female bird, hen
|
|
keekaanwimin-
Banana
|
|
koolawahtoo-
Add to it
|
|
koohkoošihkinaahkw-
Armadillo
|
|
kiihkaapiišam-
Border, boundary, allotment
|
|
kihkihkišaahkw-
Cutting board, butcher block
|
|
kiihkoneehsihkii-
Go fishing (with a hand net or commercial fishing)
|
|
katoopihkwee-
Have to pee, urinate
|
|
katoocii-
Have to poop, defecate
|
|
kisimitiwee-
Wipe one's butt
|
|
kihkaapiikaham-
Draw it, draw on it
|
|
kisaapiteehaakan-
Toothbrush
|
|
kiila
You (singular)
|
|
kiiloona
We, us (inclusive)
|
|
kiilwa
You (plural)
|
|
kihkaapiikah-
Draw him, draw on him
|
|
kihkihšin-
Be photographed
|
|
kihkiinkwaakan-
A portrait (general)
|
|
kihkiinkweeh-
Make a portrait of him
|
|
koteewikaan-
Fireplace
|
|
kisihsiinkweekan-
Bathroom sink
|
|
kiihkišahki-
Cut grass, weeds
|
|
kintiw-
golden eagle
|
|
kinoonk-
In deep water
|
|
kiinteelintaakaanhs-
Small computer, laptop, ipad
|
|
kiišiniikin-
It grows up, comes of age
|
|
kiišiniiki-
Grow up, come of age
|
|
kiihtilaam-
Really, certainly, true enough, surely
|
|
kociihsaapowi minehkwaakan-
Coffee cup, mug
|
|
kiimohsee-
sneak, creep along quietly
|
|
kiinaakwi
happy
|
|
kihkihši-
Camp
|
|
kihcikami kaakaamionki alikonci
Lake Huron
|
|
kapihkaw-
pass by him, get in front of him, omit him, leave him out
|
|
kapihkam-
pass by it, get in front of it, leave it out
|
|
kiišisaakan-
pan (for cooking)
|
|
kahkiteemišaahkw-
Mayapple tree (Podophyllum peltatum)
|
|
kahkiteemin-
Mayapple (fruit)
|
|
kiišiinkwi-
Ironweed (Vernonia spp.), Green Corn
|
|
koohkooša awiilaw-
Purslane (Portulaca oleracea)
|
|
kihsihsiinkwee-
wash face
|
|
kociihsaapowikaan-
Coffee Shop
|
|
kihkintoolaakan-
sign, signifier, doctrine, observance, seal
|
l |
|
lenasw-
Buffalo, cow
|
|
lenimahwi-
Coyote (Canis latrans)
|
|
lenipinši-
Underwater panther, Whale (cetaceans), water being
|
|
lookweeš-
Buckle
|
|
leninš-
Milkweed (Asclepias syriaca)
|
m |
|
mahkateewee-
It is black
|
|
mahkateeweekin-
It is black cloth, paper
|
|
maneehwi-
It is absent, missing
|
|
maaciih-
Adopt him
|
|
maayon-
Collect him (animate objects), gather him by hand
|
|
mahsenahamaw-
Owe it to him
|
|
mahtohkišw-
Chop him up, cut him up
|
|
makil-
Bark at him
|
|
mal-
Have sexual intercourse with him/her
|
|
mam-
Take him, buy him
|
|
mamaw-
Buy from him, take from him
|
|
meehcih-
Finish him
|
|
mehkaw-
Find him
|
|
melaaw-
Smell him
|
|
melonweem-
To hold a meeting with him
|
|
memekwiihsah-
Cause him to run fast (as in a horse being ridden)
|
|
metem-
Follow his trail
|
|
miihkim-
Harvest him, pick him, gamble with him
|
|
miihkintamaw-
Work for him
|
|
miihkohkaw-
Encounter him, meet him unexpectedly
|
|
miihkweelim-
Remember him
|
|
miikaal-
Fight him
|
|
miil-
Give to him
|
|
mooleelim-
Hope, wish for him
|
|
maaciihkaahtoo-
Begin it, start it in motion
|
|
maaciiyohkam-
Begin to do, make it
|
|
maawaham-
Rake it
|
|
maayahtoo-
Save it, accumulate it
|
|
maayonam-
Collect it, gather it by hand
|
|
mahsenaham-
Owe it
|
|
mahtohkišam-
Chop it up, cut it up
|
|
mahtohkišam-
Chop it up, cut it up
|
|
mam-
Take it, buy it
|
|
maneehtoo-
Spend it, deplete it, use it up
|
|
meehceelintam-
Decide it, finish thinking of it
|
|
meehcihpenatoo-
Be finished with it
|
|
meehcihtoo-
Finish it
|
|
meehtantam-
Finish eating it
|
|
mehkam-
Find it
|
|
mehšiisihtoo-
Have a lot of it, be wealthy
|
|
melanotam-
Argue it, debate it
|
|
miici-
Eat it
|
|
miihkweelintam-
Remember it
|
|
moohkinatoo-
Fill it
|
|
maacaa-
Depart, head off, leave
|
|
maacaamwi-
Run away
|
|
maaciicimee-
Swim off, swim away
|
|
maawipyaa-
Gather in a group, assemble together, come together
|
|
mahkateeyosi-
Be black
|
|
maneehwi-
Be absent, gone
|
|
maneesi-
Have nothing, none
|
|
meemeeti-
Run a race
|
|
mehšiili-
Be abundant, numerous
|
|
mehtohseeniwi-
Live
|
|
meloniteehee-
Study, reflect, ponder, do homework
|
|
melonwee-
To hold a meeting
|
|
memekwii-
Run
|
|
men-
Drink something
|
|
menapi-
Sit separate from others, community
|
|
mencihšin-
Stumble
|
|
mentam-
Be sick
|
|
mentaminaakosi-
Appear ill
|
|
miihkimwi-
Work
|
|
miikaahkii-
Fight
|
|
moohkii-
Surface, emerge (from water)
|
|
moošiko-
To mow
|
|
myaalaahkwiihsini-
To diet
|
|
myaaleelimwi-
Sad, distressed
|
|
myaalisi-
Be dangerously ill
|
|
maalooseenti-
Cottonwood tree (Populus deltoides)
|
|
maamilaniwiaahkwi-
Pokeweed (Phytolacca americana)
|
|
maankw-
Common Loon (Gavia immer)
|
|
maawatonki-
Commander, officer, general
|
|
mahkateeleni-
African American
|
|
mahkateemihkw-
Chimney swift (Chaetura pelagica), Black swift (Cypseloides niger)
|
|
mahkw-
American Black Bear (Ursus americanus)
|
|
mahsakahkw-
Badger (Taxidea taxus)
|
|
makiinkweemin-
Blackberry (Rubus allegheniensis)
|
|
mankaalakiinkweemin-
Dewberry
|
|
meenkaalakiinkweemiš-
Dewberry bush (Rubus flagellaris)
|
|
meetaathsoopi-
Congress, President of the United States
|
|
meetaathsoopionk-
Washington D.C.
|
|
meehtikooši-
French
|
|
meemileehši-
Groundhog (Marmota monax)
|
|
meešimeelwi-
Great Horned Owl (Bubo virginianus)
|
|
meemihkwihkici-
Red-tailed hawk
|
|
meenankweepiak-
Pleiades (constellation)
|
|
mihši-maalhs-
American
|
|
mihši-maalhseens-
American boy
|
|
mihši-maalhsehkwi-
American woman
|
|
mihšiimin-
Apple
|
|
mihšiimišaahkw-
Apple tree
|
|
mihšiiwi-
Elk (Cervus canadensis)
|
|
mihtekamin-
June Bug (Cotinis nitida)
|
|
mihtekwaapimin-
Mulberry
|
|
mihtekwaapimišaahkw-
Mulberry tree (Morus rubra)
|
|
mihtohseeni-
Human, Person
|
|
miihsilookiaakan-
Body Hair
|
|
miintikw-
Screech Owl (Otis asio)
|
|
mikici-
Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocephalus)
|
|
mikiciaankan-
Eagle feather
|
|
misesaahkw-
Horsefly (Diptera spp.)
|
|
misihkw-
Hail
|
|
moohsi-
Bug, Worm
|
|
moohsway-
Deer skin
|
|
moošwaakan-
Lawn mower, scythe, sickle
|
|
myaalameekw-
Catfish (Ictalurus punctatus)
|
|
maalhsehki-
Knife Maker
|
|
maamaahkwi-
One who is lewd, dissolute
|
|
maamiikaahki-
Warrior
|
|
maci-alemw-
Mean Dog
|
|
maci-manetoow-
Mean Spirit
|
|
mahkateemihšiiwi-
Moose (Alces alces)
|
|
mahweew-
Wolf (Canis lupus)
|
|
manetoow-
Manitou
|
|
manetw-
Snow
|
|
masaan-
Thread
|
|
masaanaapiikw-
Rope
|
|
meehciinkwi-
Prophet
|
|
meemiihkimi-
Workman
|
|
mihcalaankw-
Morning Star, Planet
|
|
mihšihkinaahkw-
Painted terrapin turtle (Chrysemys spp.)
|
|
mihšipakw-
Leaf
|
|
miihsitonaakan-
Moustache, beard
|
|
miimi-
Mourning dove (Zenaida marcroura)
|
|
miteehkw-
Medicine Woman
|
|
miteew-
Shaman
|
|
moohsw-
White-tail deer (Odocoileus virginianus)
|
|
myaami-
Miami person
|
|
myaašikinoonši-
Muskellunge (Esox masquinongy)
|
|
myaašikinooši-
Muskellunge
|
|
mihtekamin-
Acorn
|
|
mihšiiminaapow-
Apple Cider, Apple Juice
|
|
miikaalition-
Battle
|
|
minayon-
Beverage, drink
|
|
mihšikaateekan-
Big toe
|
|
mihsool-
Boat, canoe
|
|
mahsinaakan-
Newspaper, letter, paper
|
|
mihtekoopaahkw-
Bow wood
|
|
mihtekowalaakan-
Wooden box, thousand dollars
|
|
mihsihkiišikomin-
buckeye
|
|
moohswalw-
Buckshot
|
|
mahweeyaahkw-
Burning Bush, Wahoo (Euonymus atropurpureus)
|
|
mihšiinkweemišahk-
Bur Oak Grove
|
|
mahkateew-
Charcoal, Gunpowder
|
|
miincip-
Corn
|
|
miincipikaan-
Corn Crib
|
|
miincipahk-
Corn field
|
|
miincipaahkw-
Corn stalk
|
|
menehkwaakan-
Cup
|
|
moonahaakan-
Plow (tool)
|
|
mintaakan-
Disease
|
|
mooyaakan-
Manure for putting on soil
|
|
mihšiiwiay-
Elk hide
|
|
mahkomiš-
Staghorn sumac (Rhus typhina)
|
|
mihtahkatw-
Hay
|
|
miihsaalakiinkwaakan-
Eyelash
|
|
miihšiinkway-
Eyelid
|
|
maamhkatiaahkatw-
Black oak (Quercus velutina), northern red oak (Quercus rubra)
|
|
mihs-
Firewood
|
|
miicion-
Food
|
|
mahkihkiw-
Herb medicine
|
|
myaalwamiš-
Ironwood/American Hophornbeam (Ostrya virginiana)
|
|
minahanw-
Island, continent
|
|
mihšiinkweemiš-
Bur Oak (Quercus macrocarpa)
|
|
mankiišaahkw-
Sassafras (Sassafras albidum)
|
|
mihšipakwahkihkw-
Tea kettle
|
|
mihši-nipwaantiikaan-
University, college
|
|
mooy-
Dung, fecal matter, shit
|
|
mahkoteew-
Prairie
|
|
miisaakan-
Toilet, commode
|
|
maahaakan-
Shovel
|
|
maakahkwan-
Vine
|
|
maalhs-
Knife
|
|
maalhsaahkw-
Knife Handle
|
|
mahkiikw-
Marsh
|
|
mahkisen-
Shoe, moccasin
|
|
mankiiš-
Medicine
|
|
mankiišaapow-
Liquid Medicine
|
|
mantepway-
Lodge frame (without mats)
|
|
meehcaakamiinsi-
Small stream, creek
|
|
meehšaapantaakan-
Microscope
|
|
mihšihkatw-
War
|
|
mihšipakwaapow-
Tea
|
|
mihsi-siipiiw-
Mississippi River
|
|
mihtohseenion-
Life
|
|
miihkweelintaakan-
Memory
|
|
miišimitaakan-
Stocking, sock
|
|
miiw-
Trail, road
|
|
milantaakan-
Vomit
|
|
minooteen-
Town, village
|
|
minooteenhs-
Town
|
|
miinoosakay-
Morel Mushroom, Tripe
|
|
misecikaahkwikaan-
Log cabin
|
|
mootaakan-
Merchandise
|
|
mooyaakan-
Manure
|
|
miihsihkiišikomiš-
Ohio Buckeye tree (Aesculus glabra), Yellow Buckeye tree (Aesculus flava)
|
|
myaamiaatawee-
speak miami
|
|
mooleelintam-
hope, wish for it
|
|
mihtahk-
Below, downward
|
|
mayaawikaan-
A center (general)
|
|
mitemhs-
woman
|
|
moohci
no, not
|
|
mamahkiihsi-
toad
|
|
mihši-
yet
|
|
miinaw-
Either, or
|
|
myaamiihkwi-
Miami woman
|
|
mahkisinaakan-
Moccasin top (with ribbonwork)
|
|
miloohkami-
It is spring
|
|
miišimaah-
Long ago, a long time ago
|
|
meehc-
After, finish
|
|
milemaawi-
It is dewy
|
|
mahtohkatw-
Cracked corn, hominy
|
|
maayaahkwee-
Noon, south
|
|
mankiišaahkwaapow-
Sassafras Tea
|
|
mihkintaakan-
Pillow
|
|
meemeekwa
Maybe, perhaps
|
|
moošwaakant-
Scissors
|
|
mankw-
Friend, comrade
|
|
meeleewaatawi-
German
|
|
mikihkw-
Elder woman, old woman
|
|
meemeehšihki-
Dragonfly
|
|
mayaaw-
Really, very, actually (used as an intensifier)
|
|
maamhšihk-
Almost, nearly
|
|
manehsee-
Gather wood, gather firewood
|
|
moošaki
always
|
|
miicaahkoons-
Lunch box
|
|
miloniteeheekaan-
Classroom
|
|
maalami
Too much
|
|
myaamia nipwaayonikaan-
Myaamia Center
|
|
mooleeliteeheeyaankwee-
Have a hopeful face, looks confident
|
|
maci-
Bad, evil, mean
|
|
maaham-
Scoop it, dig it
|
|
maleehphtam-
Dislike the taste of it, think it tastes bad
|
|
maleehpw-
Dislike the taste of him, think he tastes bad
|
|
maleehpokosi-
He tastes bad
|
|
maleehpwan-
It tastes bad
|
|
moonahiko-
Farming
|
|
moonahiko-
Farming
|
|
moonahiko-
Farming, plowing
|
|
moonaham-
Farm it, plow it
|
|
myaamiaatawee-
speak the Miami language
|
|
miloht-
Before, in front (of)
|
|
miisii-
Defecate, poop
|
|
menah-
Give him something to drink
|
|
mahikan-
Mahican person, Stockbridge person
|
|
mihšipakw-
Page (of a book or newspaper)
|
|
meelanotank-
Lawyer, one who argues
|
|
melantam-
To vomit, puke
|
|
maleeyonkwaam-
Sleep poorly
|
|
meehtaaha
Less
|
|
mihšahkwat-
it is a clear sky
|
|
mehšišaaki-
be naked
|
|
maleewahkionk-
hell, evil place
|
|
maleewahki-
it is poor/bad land
|
|
maahw-
shovel him/her
|
|
mahkateewaapiikw-
black ribbon
|
|
masaan-
thread, cord, hemp
|
|
masaanihkii-
make thread, cord, hemp
|
|
miihkintam-
earn it, work for it, harvest it
|
n |
|
nahat-
It is well (salutation)
|
|
nahihsen-
It is correct, it lies well
|
|
nalaaohki waapinkopakat-
Lamb's quarters (Chenopodium spp.), goosefoot
|
|
niihpikan-
It is red
|
|
niihpikiciipihki-
Beet
|
|
niihpikiikin-
It is red cloth, paper
|
|
niipinwi-
It is summer
|
|
nimacihsin-
it lies on a slope, Mississinewa River
|
|
natoneehw-
Hunt him, go after him
|
|
naal-
Fetch him, get him
|
|
naapiinkweehw-
Bridle him
|
|
naapinamoh-
Dress him
|
|
naataw-
Fetch it for him, get it for him
|
|
naayohšim-
Break him, crush him
|
|
nahim-
Talk kindly to him, coax him
|
|
natawaapam-
Look for him
|
|
nawinaal-
Chase him
|
|
neepwih-
Make him slow down
|
|
neew-
See him
|
|
nehs-
Capture him
|
|
nepil-
Doctor him
|
|
nepwaam-
Teach him
|
|
niihpiil-
Bring him there, arrive with him
|
|
niim-
Carry him aloft (in hand)
|
|
naate-
Fetch it, go get it
|
|
naayonam-
Break it, crush it by hand
|
|
nahaapantam-
See it clearly, see it well
|
|
natawaapantam-
Look for it
|
|
nataweelintam-
Expect it, demand it
|
|
natoonam-
Catch it (as something thrown)
|
|
natotam-
Ask for it
|
|
neem-
See it
|
|
nenam-
Recognize it
|
|
niime-
Carry it aloft (in hand)
|
|
noontam-
Hear it, understand it
|
|
noontiahtoo-
Put it outside, take it out
|
|
naankicii-
To be light weight
|
|
nahinee-
Sing
|
|
nahiteehee-
Be good hearted
|
|
nahsihkicee-
Tree swallow (Tachycineta bicolor)
|
|
nahsihšin-
Lie down and relax
|
|
nahwee-
Speak well, proper
|
|
nalosi-
Be gentle, tame (as an animal)
|
|
naweeyohsaa-
Go first, go ahead
|
|
neehsee-
Breathe
|
|
neehtwapi-
Sit alone
|
|
neehtwiiki-
Live alone
|
|
nepwaantii-
Learn from each other
|
|
nepaa-
Sleep
|
|
nepe-
Die, be dead
|
|
nepohsee-
Move slow
|
|
nepopahtoo-
Run slow
|
|
nepwaa-
Learn
|
|
nepwaahkaa-
Be wise, aware, come to
|
|
nepwaamiko-
Go to school
|
|
nepwaankii-
Teach
|
|
niihpikili-
Be red, bleed
|
|
niimi-
Dance
|
|
niipawi-
Stand
|
|
noontiaahkii-
Throw something outside
|
|
noontiohsee-
Leave, get out, exit
|
|
niila
I, me
|
|
naapiinkwi-
False-face healer
|
|
neehiteeheelotaaki-
Social worker, social provider
|
|
nakaani-
Old one, elder
|
|
nalaawahki lenasw-
Bison (Bison bison)
|
|
nalaaohki pinšiw-
Bobcat (Lynx rufus)
|
|
napaleeteemin-
Black Raspberry (Rubus occidentalis)
|
|
napil-
Common Sucker fish (Catostomus spp.)
|
|
neekatikaši-
Horse (Equus caballus)
|
|
neepihki-
Doctor
|
|
neepwaanki-
Teacher
|
|
neehpikici-
Cranberry
|
|
neehpikitaampeehsi-
Red-bellied Woodpecker (Melanerpes carolinus)
|
|
naanahamišaahkw-
Pine Tree
|
|
nameew-
Sturgeon (Acipenser oxyrinchus oxyrinchus)
|
|
neehpiki-pihcit-
Northern Cardinal (Cardinalis cardinalis)
|
|
nipan-
It is cold weather
|
|
niihpikanw-
Blood
|
|
noonaakan-
Breast (female)
|
|
naapiinkwiaakan-
Bridle
|
|
naahkiipion-
Chair
|
|
neehpikaahkw-
Red osier dogwood (Cornus stolonifera), red willow
|
|
niimihkikantaakan-
Fence
|
|
noontaahkonaakan-
Piano, organ
|
|
niimaakan-
Flag
|
|
noohkimin-
Flour
|
|
niimihk-
Fort
|
|
neekatikašikaan-
Horse stable
|
|
nameewa siipiiw-
St. Mary's River (Indiana)
|
|
nipaakaan-
Bedroom
|
|
neehpikicaahkoons-
Penny, cent(s)
|
|
noošonke siipiiw-
Neosho River
|
|
naapihkaakan-
Necklace
|
|
naapinaakan-
Shirt
|
|
nakamoon-
Song
|
|
niihpilokion-
Measles
|
|
nip-
Water
|
|
nipihs-
Lake, pond, small body of water
|
|
nipoop-
Soup
|
|
noohkahkisinaakan-
Slipper
|
|
noohkiinkweemin-
Soft Corn
|
|
noonaakanaapow-
Milk
|
|
noontaahkwaapiikahaakan-
Music, musical instrument
|
|
noosikaan-
Sweat Lodge
|
|
nihsepikaakan-
Whip
|
|
niipiaahkatw-
weeping willow (Salix babylonica)
|
|
nepwim-
Speak slowly to him
|
|
nahkom-
Answer him, give one's consent
|
|
nenaankweem-
Recognize his face
|
|
nipwaayonikaan-
Research Center
|
|
nepwee-
say it slowly, speak slowly
|
|
nipwaayon-
Knowledge, science
|
|
nipeewinšii-
There is moonlight
|
|
noontaw-
Hear him, understand him
|
|
naloomin-
Rice
|
|
nipoopilaakan-
Soup bowl, mixing bowl
|
|
neewikolee-
Fork
|
|
neewe
Thank you
|
|
niiyaaha
There about (less specific)
|
|
naloomin-
Menominee person
|
|
naatowi-
Iroquois person
|
|
naal-
Cicada
|
|
nawaapam-
Visit him, go see him for a specific purpose
|
|
naw-
For that purpose, go and
|
|
neeh-
And
|
|
naapiš-
Likewise, also, too
|
|
neenimehki-
Hummingbird
|
|
nahiteeheentii-
Have good hearts towards each other, treat each other well
|
|
nalaawahki pileew-
Wild turkey (Meleagris gallopavo)
|
|
neekawikam-
Sandy water, Aboite River (Indiana), dunes
|
|
neehpikicii-
Tomato
|
|
niihpikilooki-
Have red skin, measles
|
|
naaka
affirmation (women only), yes, ok, sure
|
|
niiloona
We, us (exclusive)
|
|
noonki
now
|
|
neekaw-
Sand
|
|
neekawihki-
It is sandy
|
|
nah-
Well, proper, good
|
|
noohkapišaakan-
Disk (tool for softening ground)
|
|
noohkapišiko-
Softening the ground (disking)
|
|
noohkapišam-
Disk it (soften it, the ground)
|
|
noon-
Nurse, breastfeed
|
|
noont-
Nurse him, breastfeed him
|
|
niihsapi-
Afternoon
|
|
napaholw-
Green Ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica), White Ash (Fraxinus americana)
|
|
neehpikalaankwa
Mars (planet)
|
|
naweelintaakani
strategic plan, planning document
|
|
niihpikiteehee-
have a bloody heart, be in a bad mood
|
|
neekawikamionk-
Lake Michigan
|
|
nahiteehion-
have a proper heart, proper spirit, be wise, prudent, honor
|
|
nihswaapahee-
give birth three times, gave birth to triplets
|
|
niihpikaapiikw-
red ribbon
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nipwaantiikaan-
Schoolhouse, academic hall
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neehseehpinee-
breathing, lung disease or illness
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nayosi-
Champion
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oonsaawee-
It is yellow
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oonsaaweekin-
It is yellow cloth, paper
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oonsaayosam-
Fry it
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oonsaayosi-
Be yellow
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oošihsaa-
Fall down
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ooci-
Fly (Musca domestica)
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oonsaanikw-
Fox Squirrel (Sciurus niger)
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oonsaawaahkw-
Osage orange (Maclura pomifera)
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oonseenti-
Yellow Poplar/Tulip Poplar tree (Liriodendron tulipifera)
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oonsaawihkihkw-
Brass Kettle
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oonsaawicaahkw-
Brass
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oonsaawi-šool-
Gold
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oonsaalamooni siipiiw-
Salamonie River (Indiana)
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oonsaayosaakan-
Frying pan
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oonsaawimin-
Lemon
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oonsaawiminaapow-
Lemonade
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oowiš-
In this direction, this way
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oociaapow-
Rice soup
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oonaana
This (in reach, animate)
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ooniini
This (in reach, inanimate)
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oowaaha
Here, located
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oonsaayopakat-
have orange, yellow, brown leaves
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oonsaawaapiikw-
yellow ribbon
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pihkatee-
It blooms, flower
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pihkin-
It is different, foreign
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pihkontee-
It is dark, night
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piihsalet-
it is moldy
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penepakat-
Leaves are falling
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piihsihkikamii-
It is foamy water
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piitilaan-
It rains, it is raining
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poohkat-
It has a hole, keyhole
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paahpih-
Play with him
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paahsw-
Dry him
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paakwiitaw-
Attack him
|
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pahkišw-
Cut him up (as tobacco)
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pahkošw-
Cut a piece from him, cut it off him
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pahšikon-
Drop him, let him fall
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pakam-
Strike him, hit him
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palakin-
Peel him, husk him
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patahkin-
Hold him down by hand
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pawahw-
Brush him
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peehkiciih-
Dress him well
|
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peehkihpenal-
Do well to him, treat him good, bless him
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pehcim-
Accuse him by mistake
|
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pehtahw-
Hit him by mistake
|
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pehtawal-
Lead him wrong
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pehtišw-
Mistakenly cut him
|
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pelakiih-
Cure him, heal him
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penahkwah-
Comb his hair
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penahw-
Knock him down, off
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pesentaw-
Listen to him, obey him, pay attention to him
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piil-
Bring him
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piintikal-
Take him inside, lead him in
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poonamaw-
Give it up to him, deliver it to him
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pooneelim-
Quit thinking of him
|
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pyaalotaw-
Approach him
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paahkinam-
Open it by hand
|
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paahpihtoo-
Play with it
|
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paankosam-
Boil down till dry
|
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pahkišam-
Cut a piece from it (detach)
|
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pahkošam-
Cut a piece from it (extract)
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pahšikonam-
Drop it, let it fall
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pakantam-
Strike it, hit it
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pakitam-
Throw it away, discard it
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peehkisam-
Cook it well
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pehtakintam-
Count it wrong
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penenam-
Take it down, take it off (as in a hat)
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pesentam-
Listen to it, obey it
|
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piintikatoo-
Bring it in, place it inside
|
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piitoo-
Bring it
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poohkaham-
Make a hole in it by tool
|
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poonam-
Stop it, quit it
|
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pooneelintam-
Stop thinking of it, forget it
|
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pootaatam-
Blow on it
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paahpaankwi-
Be crazy, unstable
|
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paahpi-
Play
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paahpilwee-
Be humorous, make a joke
|
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paakišiinkweepi-
Sit still, be at rest
|
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paakišiinkwee-
Be still, at rest
|
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paakocii-
Be full from eating
|
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paaskoontiahwaa-
Play ball
|
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pemaahkii-
Throw something, throw it
|
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peehkasi-
Bloom
|
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peehkihkanawee-
Travel on a good trail
|
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peehkinaakosi-
Be generous, kind
|
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peehkiteehee-
Be good hearted, friendly, have a good disposition
|
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peehtwee-
Say the wrong thing, make an error in speaking
|
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peemineeta kiilhswa
Moon phases
|
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pehki-
Be a stranger, outsider, foreigner
|
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pelakii-
Be healed, recover
|
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peminee-
Go along dying
|
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penahkwee-
Comb one's own hair
|
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pesehkam-
Wear shoes, put on shoes
|
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pihci-
Small Bird (sparrow size and smaller)
|
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piici-
Stink
|
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piintikii-
Enter (a room or building)
|
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poonwee-
Stop talking
|
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poosi-
Go aboard (a boat), get into a vehicle, embark
|
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pootawee-
Start a fire
|
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pyaa-
Come
|
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paapankamw-
Fox (Vulpes vulpes)
|
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paapiicihši-
Goat (Capra aegagrus hircus)
|
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paaskoonti-
Ball
|
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pankihkwašikw-
Angler
|
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peepakikoli-
Paddlefish (Polyodon spathula)
|
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peehkiihs-
Brant, farm goose
|
|
peepicikoleehši-
Rose-breasted Grosbeak (Pheucticus ludovicianus)
|
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peepicinehki-
Mole
|
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peepookanteehši-
Wren (genus Troglodytes)
|
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peešiaanikop-
Hickory (generic)
|
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piimhkociihsi-
Cocoon
|
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piitilaanoons-
Barn swallow (Hirundo rustica), Cliff swallow (Petrochelidon pyrrhonota)
|
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pilaanti-
Baby bird
|
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pileehsi-
Raven (Corvus corax)
|
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pileelikw-
Flying squirrel (Glaucomys spp.)
|
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piloohs-
Child, baby
|
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piloohs-
Ginseng
|
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piloohseens-
Infant, baby
|
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pinšiw-
Cat
|
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pišinsikw-
Merganser (genus Mergus)
|
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poohkohsiihsi-
Bobwhite (Colinus virginianus)
|
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paapaahsi-
Red-headed Woodpecker (Melanerpes erythrocephalus)
|
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paapiicihkinaahkw-
Stinkpot turtle (Sternotherus odoratus)
|
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pankihtamw-
Parakeet (Conuropsis carolinensis), parrot
|
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papaakanti-
Sunfish (Centrarchidae)
|
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peepaanšiinkwi-
White perch (Morone americana)
|
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peepincihs-
Spark
|
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peeweeyoci-
Peach
|
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piintaloon-
Quiver
|
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pileewaankan-
Turkey Feather
|
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paaskoontiahaakan-
Baseball Bat
|
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pakwantion-
Belt
|
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pootaataakan-
Blow Pipe
|
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pinkomin-
Blueberry, huckleberry
|
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poohkahaakan-
Chisel
|
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pinahkwaan-
Comb
|
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pakitahaakan-
Lacrosse stick
|
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pakwaahkon-
Lacrosse ball
|
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pahkohkwaniš-
American Elm (Ulmus americana)
|
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paapahsaahkimiš-
Pignut hickory (Carya glabra)
|
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pakamaakaniš-
Hackberry tree (Celtis occidentalis)
|
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papakimišaahkw-
Blackhaw tree (Viburnum prunifolium)
|
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papakimin-
Blackhaw (fruit)
|
|
pahkiihteenhsaahkw-
American hazelnut (Corylus americana)
|
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pihšaahkalw-
Flute
|
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pimitahaakan-
Cross
|
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papikwan-
Gun
|
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paapakimin-
Hackberry
|
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pakantaakan-
Hammer
|
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pahkiihteens-
Hazelnut
|
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pwaawikamisiip-
Little Wabash River (Indiana)
|
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pahkweešikan-
Bread
|
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paahpahaakan-
Key
|
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papantion-
Lightning
|
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paankosaakan-
Sugar
|
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paankosaakanaapow-
Sugar Water
|
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pahkonaakan-
Extracting tool
|
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pahsahaakan-
Wedge
|
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pakaan-
Nut
|
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pasakwaapow-
Molasses
|
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peesakwaan-
Wax
|
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pim-
Oil, Grease, Lard, Tallow, Butter
|
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pinkwaapow-
Lye
|
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poohkišaakan-
Window
|
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penaal-
give birth to him/her
|
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peepampahtoo-
jog, run
|
|
pyaakimišaahkw-
american persimmon tree (Diospyros virginiana)
|
|
pakaanišaahkw-
hickory tree (generic)
|
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pakitaham-
play lacrosse
|
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pempaali-
Walk, walk along, travel along
|
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peehki
Good, moral, very
|
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pileewa akiišikom-
Turkey Day (Thanksgiving)
|
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poohkišam-
Cut a hole in it
|
|
pipoonw-
Year
|
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pipoon-
It is winter
|
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pemink-
Above, up, upstairs
|
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pankihšin-
West, sunset
|
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pipoonahkionk-
North
|
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papankihšin-
It is thin and flat, pancake
|
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pyaakimin-
Persimmon berry
|
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paahtee-
It is dried (by heat or sun), dried meat
|
|
peewaali-
Peoria person
|
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peeyankihši-
Piankashaw person
|
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pakitahamahk-
Lacrosse field
|
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paankon-
Dry him, change his diaper
|
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pemicimee-
Swim along
|
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piloohsikaan-
Nursery
|
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piloohsa apineens-
Crib
|
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paahpihtoo-
Play with it, toy
|
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paankonaakan-
Diaper
|
|
pileew-
Chicken (general term)
|
|
pileens-
Chick, baby chicken
|
|
peehkisi-
Pretty, beautiful, cute
|
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pooni-kiišikat-
Day of the week
|
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paaphsaahk-
Center, (in the) middle
|
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pankihkwaašiko-
Go fishing, be fishing (with a line and pole)
|
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paahkeeli-
Have an open mind, be open-minded
|
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peehkihsen-
It is a good trail, good trip
|
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piitaw-
Bring it for him, to him
|
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pepoonwee-
I am old, of a certain age, winters
|
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pasekwii-
Get up, arise
|
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pooni-
Stop, cease
|
|
piiwahaakan-
Hairbrush
|
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peekiti-
Fart
|
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piicihsin-
It stinks
|
|
pihkontee-kiilhsw-
Moon
|
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peewaaliaatawee-
Speak the Peoria language
|
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pilakiihiwi-
Nurse, doctor, medical professional
|
|
pilakiihiweekaan-
Hospital
|
|
pelakiihiwee-
Be a nurse, healer
|
|
peewaaleewaataweeyon-
Peoria language
|
|
peewaalionk-
Peoria lands; Paola, Kansas
|
|
peeweeyocita moohsi-
Caterpillar
|
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peepanšiinkwi-
White bass (Morone chrysops), White perch (Morone americana)
|
|
piiwi-
feather (generic), small feather
|
|
pemihkanawee-
Walking, traveling on a trail
|
|
pemitaacimwi-
Crawl
|
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pahsaahkaahkanka
Solstice
|
|
peekamiiki siipiiw-
Missouri River
|
|
paankosaakanaahpinee-
have diabetes
|
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pinšiwa amootayi siipiiw-
Wildcat Creek
|
|
poohkahk-
hole (through something)
|
|
pemehkawee-
leave footprints, track of one's species
|
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papankišaapiikat-
flat threads, flat strings, ribbons
|
|
piicileehsee-
breath stinks
|
|
piiminahkwee-
make cordage
|
|
piiminihkwaan-
Cordage
|
|
patahkahaakan-
Printer
|
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pelakii-
be healthy, recover from sickness, illness, disease
|
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saakiiwee-
Confluence, mouth of river
|
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saakipakat-
Leaves are budding, are coming out
|
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šaašihkaapantani-
It appears correct, it looks good
|
|
sakipitee-
It is tied fast
|
|
siikihkaa-
It spills, leaks out
|
|
šiipilaan-
Rain for a long time
|
|
šaakwiteeheehpinal-
Cause him to be mournful, break his heart
|
|
šaapwaahkwihtaw-
Hear him through something
|
|
sakiin-
Grasp him, hold him, catch him
|
|
seekih-
Frighten him, scare him
|
|
šiihšahw-
Sting him
|
|
siihsam-
Bite him
|
|
siihsiinkween-
Scratch his face
|
|
šaakosam-
Burn it
|
|
sakantam-
Hold it in the mouth
|
|
siihsantam-
Bite it
|
|
siikinam-
Pour it (into or out of)
|
|
šoohkaham-
Drag it
|
|
saakaciwee-
Emerge, come into view
|
|
saaki-
Sprout
|
|
šaakwaci-
Be cold
|
|
seekisi-
Be afraid, scared
|
|
seenseewi-
Play plum stone
|
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siikaahkii-
Pour out, throw out
|
|
šiipantee-
Be late, gone for a long time
|
|
šiipii-
Stretch oneself
|
|
šiišiipii-
Do stretching exercises
|
|
šoohkwaakanapi-
Ride in a car, travel by car
|
|
šoowilakiši-
Have a bellyache
|
|
šoowintepikan-
Have a headache
|
|
šoowiteehee-
Worry, have an aching heart
|
|
šoowiyosi-
Be sore, ache
|
|
šaašaašhkwi-
Judge
|
|
sakahaakan-
Button
|
|
seenseemin-
Plum stone (game piece)
|
|
sekinaahkw-
Blackbird
|
|
šiihšiip-
Duck
|
|
šikaakonk-
Chicago
|
|
šikwalalaanti-
Tadpole
|
|
šinkiphs-
American Coot (Fulica americana), Pied-billed grebe (Podilymbus podiceps)
|
|
šinkohs-
American Mink (Neovison vison)
|
|
šinkw-
Gum, Resin, Wax
|
|
šinkwaahkw-
Eastern red cedar (Juniperus virginiana)
|
|
šoohkwaakan-
Car
|
|
šaahkweehsi-
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker (Sphyrapicus varius)
|
|
saahsanti-
Lizard
|
|
šaankomehkw-
Purple Martin (Progne subis)
|
|
saasakiiniwi-
Policeman
|
|
sakimi-
Mosquito (Culiseta longiareolata)
|
|
šiihšiikwi-
Massasauga (Sistrurus catenatus)
|
|
šikaakw-
Skunk (Mephitis mephitis), Garlic (Allium spp.)
|
|
šimaakanehsi-
Soldier
|
|
šinkw-
Resin
|
|
sakinteew-
Bottle, glass, jar, vase
|
|
šahkamoolition-
Communion
|
|
šiihšiipalw-
Duck Shot
|
|
siikahaakan-
Batter, dough
|
|
sakiinaakan-
Handle
|
|
saakiiweesiip-
St. Joseph River (Lake Michigan)
|
|
saakiiweeyonk-
South Bend, Indiana
|
|
šaašaašhkweekan-
Court house
|
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seekipalwaakan-
Hair bow, hair tie
|
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šoolikaan-
Bank
|
|
šaaponaakan-
Needle, pin
|
|
sakahaakan-
Nail (metal)
|
|
sakinteenhs-
Small Glass
|
|
siihsipaahkw-
Maple Sugar
|
|
siihsipaahkwikaan-
Maple sugar camp, sugar shack
|
|
šiipeekaakanaahkw-
Tent peg
|
|
šikinay-
Urine
|
|
šimaakan-
Lance, Spear
|
|
šoohkwaakan-
Sled, Wagon
|
|
šool-
Money
|
|
šeešaakamiš-
american beech tree (Fagus grandifolia)
|
|
šoošookwalalaakanišaahkw-
kentucky coffee tree (Gymnocladus diocus)
|
|
siihsantee-
bite, bite down
|
|
siihsinam-
scratch it
|
|
šaay-
Already, come to pass, goodbye
|
|
šayiipaaw-
Morning
|
|
šooli mootay-
Wallet, purse
|
|
soopalohpw-
Kiss him
|
|
šaawanw-
Shawnee person
|
|
saaki-
Sauk person
|
|
šaah-
Sioux person
|
|
seekatehkw-
Tick
|
|
siinitikolee-
Blow/wipe one's nose
|
|
siinitikoleen-
Blow / wipe his nose
|
|
seenipiikaapow-
Juice (generic)
|
|
šiihšiikwan-
Rattle
|
|
šiki-
Urinate, pee
|
|
šikikaan-
Bathroom, restroom (public)
|
|
sehkalwi-
Spit, slobber, drool
|
|
seehkwee-
weep, cry
|
|
šinkilaakan-
Plate, platter
|
|
šoowikontaakan-
Have a sore throat
|
|
šiihšiikwia
Eastern massasauga rattlesnake (Sisturus catenatus)
|
|
saapiinkwioni
vision, foresight
|
|
swaahteethsokon-
Seven Days, A Week
|
|
šiinšiilawee-
be strong
|
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|
tahkaahsin-
It is a cold wind
|
|
takwahkat-
There is frost
|
|
teepat-
It is enough, sufficient, good
|
|
tepehkii-
It is night
|
|
toopalam-
It is damp, humid
|
|
toopalameekin-
It is damp cloth
|
|
tapaal-
Love him, have affection for him
|
|
tepahw-
Pay him
|
|
tahkihsetoo-
Cool it
|
|
tatankonam-
Clean it, clear it (by hand)
|
|
toohkinam-
Move it, touch it (by hand)
|
|
taahtakiihšin-
Lay down
|
|
tahoohtawi-
Have a cold
|
|
teepapi-
Have enough room to sit
|
|
teephsaa-
Be able to get at it
|
|
teepinaakosi-
Be worthy, have the ability to do something
|
|
toopeeli-
Accomplish
|
|
taahtaankw-
Spotted skunk (Spilogale putorius), civet cat
|
|
tapaahsi-
Canadian Goose (Branta canadensis)
|
|
teekinaahkw-
Grackle (Quiscalus quiscula)
|
|
teenteekihs-
Blue Jay (Cyanocitta cristata)
|
|
toohtooleehsi-
Cricket
|
|
toontw-
Bullfrog (Rana catesbeiana)
|
|
teenti-
Killdeer, Plover (Charadrius vociferus)
|
|
takaakan-
Axe, hatchet
|
|
teepantaakan-
Barrel
|
|
teehsaakan-
Base, Support, Bridge Support
|
|
tahkinkam-
Cold water, spring
|
|
tihkinaakan-
Cradleboard
|
|
teehsikaan-
Garage, Shed
|
|
tipeelintamookan-
Gift
|
|
taapihs-
Harness
|
|
taawaawa siipiiw-
Maumee River (Indiana-Ohio)
|
|
teehsoon-
Scaffold, sleeping platform, shelf
|
|
teepatikway-
Poison Ivy
|
|
tipilawe
of one’s own effort, one’s own family
|
|
taaniši
Which, how
|
|
tipeew-
Good, pleasing, gladly
|
|
taanaaha
Where about, when
|
|
taaninhswi
how many, how much, how far, a quantity of place or objects, time
|
|
takwaaki-
It is autumn/fall
|
|
tepeelinkii-
Govern, run things
|
|
tipeelinkiikaan-
Tribal Office, Headquarters
|
|
tipeelinkion-
Government
|
|
taawaaw-
Ottawa person
|
|
toohkaw-
Follow him
|
|
tapaatam-
Love it, appreciate it
|
|
tahkan-
It is cool weather
|
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teep-
Ability, can, enough, sufficient, stop that!
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tahkinkamii-
It is cold water
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tipahaakaanihs-
Minute
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teetipihsaat-
Bike, bicycle
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tipehki kiilhsw-
Moon
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tahkihsen-
It is cold to the touch, cooled off
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tahkinkami siipiiw-
Spring river, Oklahoma
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toohkin-
Touch him/her
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taapimaawe
exclamation, be it from fear or in admiration, used only by women
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tapaalintion-
love
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waahsaaphtee-
It is overripe
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waalihtan-
It is a ditch, a gully
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waapan-
It is dawn, light
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waapanelaan-
It rains all night
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waapeekin-
It is white cloth, paper
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waapi-
It is white
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waapikoonahki-
There is hoarfrost
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waawaapinkwaahkat-
White oak (Quercus alba)
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waawiipinkwat-
Fox grape (Vitis labrusca)
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wiihkapan-
It is sweet, candy
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wiihswakintee-
It is expensive, high priced
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wiinkimyaakan-
It smells good
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wiipinkwee-
It is gray
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wiipinkweekin-
It is gray cloth, paper
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waaciinkweeh-
Annoy him
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waakihsah-
Cause him to go in a circle
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waapam-
Look at him
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waayol-
Bewilder him, confuse him
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wanim-
Fool him, trick him, cheat him
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welahs-
Put him away, bury him
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wensw-
Boil him
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wiiciilam-
help him
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wiicikaam-
Dance with him
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wiicikiim-
Live with him, dwell with him
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wiicipaahpim-
Joke with him
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wiiciteeheem-
Agree with him
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wiihkam-
Summon him, call him
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wiihpam-
Eat with him
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wiinkweelim-
Trust him
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wiintamaw-
Tell it to him, instruct him
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wiintamaw-
Tell it to him, instruct him
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wiiših-
Paint on his face
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wiitapim-
Sit by him, ride with him
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wiiteem-
Accompany him, go with him
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waapantam-
Look at it
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welahtoo-
Put in its place, put away
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wensam-
Boil it
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wešihtoo-
Make it; deal it (as in cards)
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wiinkhtam-
Like the taste of it, like to eat it
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wiintam-
Call it, read it
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waahpyaa-
Arrive here
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waalihkii-
Dig a hole
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waanantakihšin-
Lay quietly
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waanapi-
Eat something up
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waapanekaa-
Dance all night
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waapankii-
Observe, Look on, watch
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waapanohsee-
Walk all night
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waapisi-
Be white
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waawiipisi-
Be in a hurry
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waawiyiisi-
Be round
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wanipilaaki-
Forget
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welaantawee-
Climb (as in a ladder, tree, fence)
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welaapoohkii-
Prepare a liquid mixture
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wešihšin-
Go to bed
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wešikii-
Build a house, pitch a tent
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wiiciilantii-
Help each other
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wiihsini-
Eat
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wiikihkaa-
Play ball game
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wiinswi-
Be named
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wiipinkosi-
Be gray
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wiitee-
Accompany, go together, go along with
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wiiyaahki-
Stay, be at, dwell
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wiiyaakiteehee-
Happy, rejoice
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waapipili-
Domestic farm turkey
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waahkw-
Fish egg
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waalihsi-
Bullhead catfish (Ameiurus spp.)
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waapi-kwaahkw-
Ivory Billed Woodpecker (Campephilus principalis)
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waapihki-moohsi-
Grub worm, borer larvae
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waapinkosita saki-
Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias)
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waapinkwilooki-
Elephant (Elephantidae)
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waawaahsamw-
Firefly (Photuris lucicrescens)
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waawaapiihkici-
Hornet (Dolichovespula maculata)
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weeweehsion-
Fan
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wiihkway-
Fur cap
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wiinici-
Box turtle (Terrapene carolina carolina)
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wiinkom-
Bran
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wiipic-
Arrowhead
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waapihkilookia
White Man
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waapahsen-
Limestone
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waapansw-
Rabbit
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waapantw-
Mushroom
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waapeehs-
Mussel (Unio pictorum)
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waapi-moohsw-
Sheep (Ovis aries)
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waapihkw-
Louse ( Fahrenholzia pinnata)
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waawaapaakan-
Peace Bead
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waayaahkooši-
Millipede (Diplopoda)
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waawiihkapimin-
Pear
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wiilinwiihsi-
Meadowlark (Sturnella neglecta)
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wiinhsihsi-
Onion
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wiinihki-
Hellbender Salamander (Cryptobranchus alleganiensis), Waterdog (Ambystoma tigrinum)
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wiinikoli-
Northern Flicker Woodpecker (Colaptes auratus)
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wiinkw-
Moth
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wiihsakacaakwa
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weeweepihsaakan-
Cradle, swing
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waawinaakan-
Biscuit, bread, muffin
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waapimotay-
Blanket
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wiimp-
Bone Marrow
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wilaahkwahaakan-
Broad axe
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waapantenaakan-
Candle, oil lamp, light
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wilenaahkihtaakan-
Carpet, rug
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waal-
Cave, Hole in the ground
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wiikiaam-
Dwelling, House, Lodge, Wigwam
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waawaapow-
Eggnog
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wiikapimiš-
Basswood/American Linden (Tilia americana)
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wiilinw-
Fat
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wiipic-
Flint
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waapaahšiki siipiiw-
Wabash River (northern Indiana)
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wiikway-
Glue (Made from deer horn)
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wiiyoohsaapitaakan-
Gums (Mouth)
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waapi-pakaan-
Hickory Nut (generic)
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waapi-nipi siipiiw-
Whitewater River
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wiipicahsen-
Flint nodule
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wiintaakan-
Book
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waalinaakan-
Well (for water)
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wiinaahkatw-
Spicebush (Lindera benzoin)
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waapahaakan-
Soap
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wiihkapaakan-
Salt
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wiihkweetion-
trousers, pants
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wiihsikaan-
Tomb, grave house
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wiikiaamintehs-
Small lodge, house
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wiin-
Kernel, nut meat
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wiinaahkatwaapow-
Spicebush Tea
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wiiwaš-
Saddle
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wiiyoohs-
Meat
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waapantel-
Show something to him
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wiihkapaten-
Ice cream
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wiikweehsimiš-
Paper Birch (Betula spp.), River Birch (Betula nigra) tree
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wintaapihkinaakan-
rein, steering wheel
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wiinkan-
It tastes good, is good to eat, tasty
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wiinkihpw-
like the taste of him, like to eat him (animate foods)
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wiihsinkwaamikaan-
Dorm
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waapinkolaan-
Light rain, sprinkle, drizzle
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weehki-kihkatw-
New Year
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wehkaapantani-
It looks new
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wintee-
It boils
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waapanki-
Swan
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waahsee-
It is daylight
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waapank-
Tomorrow
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wiicikaa-
Dance in a group, crowd
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waaw-
Egg
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waapinkopakat-
Cabbage (Chenopodium album)
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wiihsakaakan-
Pepper
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waapamoon-
Mirror, glass
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waakikaapawi-
Stand in a circle
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waayaahtanw-
Wea person
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wahoonah-
Potawatomi person
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waapanahki-
Delaware person
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wiinipiikw-
Winnebago person
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wiihkoowi-
Whippoorwill
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wiiyoonkonc-
Because
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weekiyosi-
be careful, be slow
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waapantenam-
Make it light, turn on the light
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wiihkopayiihsi-
Jack-in-the-pulpit
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wiintaakani teehsoon-
Bookshelf
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weeweepihsaa-
It swings
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weeweepihsaa-
Swing, rock
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wiišihwi-
Paint on one's own face
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weših-
make him
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waawiipihkaa-
Do it in a hurry, go in a hurry
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weelihpiki atoohpoon-
Coffee table
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wiihkweetii-
Put on pants
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wiihsinikaan-
Dining room, dining hall, restaurant
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waahsee-kiilhsw-
Sun
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waninkii-
Cheat, fool, trick
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wiicimiihkimom-
Work with him, collaborate
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weeweepaham-
Swing it, rock it, cradle it
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wihkiinaakwat-
It is new
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wiitohseem-
Walk with him
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wihkweeliihsi-
Bat (animal)
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weekiwiteehion-
Mindfulness
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waapi-moohsoonsa
lamb
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wiiki-
dwell, stay
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wiicihsaantioni
brotherhood
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waapicahkihkw-
tin can
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waapicahkihkw-
shaker can
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weeyaakahaakan-
Spoon for cooking or stirring (generic)
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wiiyaakiteeheem-
Make someone happy, please someone
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wiiciwiiyaakiteeheem-
have one's heart be happy with someone, congratulate someone
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waapaapiikw-
white ribbon
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wiintaakanikaan-
library
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wiintamaakion-
notification, announcement
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