Lesson 1 - Words: Ojibwe/English Flashcards
Oodena
Town
Goon
Snow
Mawi
To cry
Biindige
To enter
Biindigen
Welcome/come in/enter
Googii
To dive
Epiichi
During
Giiwedin
North
Opin
Potato
Ikido
To say
Waabamaa
See him/her
Namadabi
Sit down
Bagizo
To swim
Anoki
Works
Ngodwaaswi
Six
Niizhwaaswi
Seven
Nshwaaswi
Eight
Zhangshwi
Nine
Mdaaswi
Ten
Onaagoshin
Evening
Odaapinaan
Pick up something
Bizaan
Be quiet
Wiisine
To eat
Giidaanowe
To eat it up
Giiwewidoon
Take something home
Gimiwan
Rain
Zoogipon
It is snowing
Dagwaagin
Autumn
Naanan
Five
Ningiiwe
I am coming home
Niiwin
Four
Niizh
Two
Maajitaadaa
Let’s begin
Minodibikad
It’s a good night
Naawakwe
It is mid-day/noon
Minogizhebaawagad
Good morning
Aabaate
It is warm
Kaagego
Zero
Madwebagaasin
There is a resonating sound made by leaves in the blowing wind
Nswi
Three
Bangishimon
It is sunset/moonset
Niibin
Summer
Ziigwan
Spring
Biboon
Winter
Bezhik
One
Agindan
read it/count it
Adoopowin
Table
Apabiwin
Chair
Apibii’iganaatig
Desk/writing table
Ahaaw
Okay/come on
Nimino-ayaa
I am well
Bekaa
Wait! Slow down!
Bimiwanaan (an)
Backpack (s)
Daga
Please
Eya/enh
Yes
Nibaa
To sleep
Michaa (wan)
It is big (more than one thing)
Biidaaban
Dawn comes
Gaasii’igan
Eraser
Akawe
First
mishiimin (ag)
Apple (s)
daabaan (ag)
Car (s)
miin (an)
Blueberry (ies)
Gigizhebaawagad
It is morning
Debwemagad
It is true
Maamakaadendaagwad (oon)
It is amazing (more than one)
Minomaagwad (oon)
It smells good (more than one thing)
Gozigwan (oon)
It is heavy (more than one thing)
Niin
Me/I
Giin
You
Wiin
He/she - him/her
Niinawind
We/us - exclusive
Giinawind
We/us (inclusive)
Giinawaa
Y’all
Wiinawaa
They/Them
Mazinaabikiwebinigan
Computer
Makadewaa
Black
Miskwa
Red
Mdaaswi shah bezhik
Eleven
Gaye
Also
Gakaabikaang
Minneapolis
Endaso
A certain number; so many; every
Biboonagizi
S/he is a certain number of winters old
Giizhig
Day
Nookomis
Grandmother
Maang
Loon
Gekinoo’amaagin
Student
Gookooko’oo
Owl
Manoomin
Wild Rice
Odemin
Strawberry
Asasawemin
Chokecherry
Bijiinaago
Yesterday
Noongom
Today
Waabaang
Tomorrow
Ina/na
Yes/No question word
Always the 2nd word when asking a yes/no question
Migizi
Bald Eagle
Waabanong
East
Zoongidewin
Courage
Asemaa
Tobacco
Niishin
It is good
Zhaaganaash
White person
Moowin
Shit
Naabikawaagan
Necktie/necklace/scarf
Biindaakoojige
S/he makes a tobacco offering
Asemaake
S/he offers tobacco
Bawa’am
S/he knocks the wild rice
Jiimaan
Canoe
Abwi(in)
Paddle(s)
Gaandakii’igan
Push pole
Gaandakii’ige
Poler
Giigoo(yag)
Fish
Ajijaak (wag)
Crane(s)
Ozhiitaan
Get ready!
Nindayaan
I have it
Agim
Count him/her