Language

odita'odiwag

["they paddle up to each other"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odita'owe

["s/he paddles up to where people are"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odita'wi

["paddle up to h/"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

oditan

["come up to", "arrive at", "reach it"]

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odiy

["h/ rump", "rear end", "butt"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoodaabaani

["something pulled or dragged as a means of conveyance: a sled, a sleigh, a wagon", "a car, an automobile, a vehicle"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoodaminwaagani

["s/he has a toy or doll"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoodeman

["h/ clan"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoodemi

["s/he has a clan"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoodemim

["s/he has h/. as h/ clan or fellow clan member"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoodemindiwag

["they have the same clan"]

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odoodenawi

["s/he has as h/ town"]

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odoodikosiwaapine

["s/he has a kidney disease"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoodikosiwan

["h/ kidney"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoodooshiman

["her breast"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoogimaami

["a leader (male): a boss, a chief, a king", "a king (playing card)"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoomoodaami

["s/he has a bottle"]

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odoon

["h/ mouth"]

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odoonaagani

["s/he has a dish or dishes"]

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odoondan

["h/ heel"]

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odoondanegwaajigan

["a tab at heel of moccasin"]

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odoonibiins

["a tullibee"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoopwaagani

["s/he has a pipe or pipes"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odooskwan

["h/ elbow"]

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odooskwana'an

["elbow it"]

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odooskwana'wi

["elbow h/; nudge h/ with an elbow"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoozhiman

["h/ nephew (parallel nephew: male's brother's son or female's sister's son)", "h/ stepson"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoozhimikweman

["h/ stepdaughter"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoozhimisan

["h/ niece (parallel niece: female's sister's daughter or male's brother's daughter)"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

odoozhimiwayaanan

["h/ nephew's hide"]

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ogaa

["a walleye"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

ogaazhagensimi

["s/he has a cat or cats"]

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ogashkibidaagani

["s/he has a medicine bag"]

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ogashkibidaaganin

["have it or it (animate) as a pouch"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

ogashkimanisii

["a kingfisher"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

ogichidaa

["a warrior", "a veteran; a ceremonial headman"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

ogichidaa-nagamo

["s/he sings a warrior song"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

ogichidaa-nagamon

["a warrior song"]

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ogichidaakwe

["a ceremonial headwoman; wife of ceremonial headman"]

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ogichidaawi

["s/he is an ogichidaa (ceremonial headman)", "is a warrior", "is a veteran"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

ogidaabik

["on top of something mineral (e.g.", "metal", "glass", "rock)"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

ogidaagonag

["on top of the snow"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

ogidaagonebizo

["s/he or it (animate) drives on top of the snow"]

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ogidaagonekawe

["s/he leaves tracks on top of the snow"]

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ogidaajiwan

["upstream"]

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ogidaaki

["on top of a hill; uphill"]

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ogidaakiiwe

["s/he goes uphill", "climbs up to the top"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

ogidaakiiwebatoo

["s/he runs uphill"]

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ogidaakiiwebizo

["s/he or it (animate) drives uphill"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota

ogidaakiiwedaabaadan

["drag it uphill"]

Ojibwe People's Dictionary, University of Minnesota