Lesson 7 Flashcards
The ending ? is very common on obviative nouns, and often appears as ? or ? if following a vowel
-an, -yan, -wan
dakoniwewinini
policeman
dakon
arrest her
gimoodishkiiwinini
thief
gimoodi
she steals
shke
look!
omishoomeyan
her uncle (father’s side)
niwaabamaa
I see her
niwaabamaag
I see them (animate)
owaabamaan
she sees her
owaabamigoon
she (person 2) sees her
gimoodishkiiwininiwan
thief (person 2)
Ominwenimaan Bill-an John
John likes Bill
Abiiwigamigong gii-niibawiwan dakoniwewininiwan
In the living room stood the policeman (person 2)
nimaamaayan
my mother (person 2)
The obviative (person 2) plural for animate nouns and verbs is ___
the same as the singular
Gii-waabamaa dibikong.
Someone saw her last night/she was seen last night
Gigii-waabamigoo dibikong
You were seen last night
niwaabamigoo
giwaabamigoo
waabamaa
I am seen
you are seen
she is seen
nibaawan
she (person 2) sleeps
ginibaamin
we sleep (inclusive)
ginibaam
yinz sleep
nibaawag
they sleep (animate)
nibaam
someone sleeps
Ogii-pagidinaanini
she (person 2) dropped them off
Niindaa’aa
she is being sent something
Ogii-niindaa’aan John Sallyan aanind mazina’iganan.
John sent Sally some books. (verb form is the same if one book)
Jibwaa-wiidigemaad
before he married her (conjunctive)
Giminwenimaag na
Do you like
gakina awiya
all, every
Metallica da-madwewe-chigewag
is going to be playing (making music)
zhooshkwaada’ewigamigong
at the arena
niijii
my friend (used by men)
Mazina’igaansan ninga-adaawenan waabang indawaaj.
I will buy the tickets tomorrow then
ninga-bizindawaag
I’m going to listen to
izindamo-win-ing
on the stereo
Gaye niin niminwenimaa a’aw Dwight Yoakam, aapiji minotaagozi.
I too like that Dwight Yoakum, he really sounds good.
Gikinoo’amaadiiwigamigong ina ogii-nagishkawaan gimaamaayan gidede?
Did your dad meet your mom (person 2) at school?
nagishkawaan
she meets her
waabigwaniin
flowers
aanind
some
iwapii
when that happens
maamakaadendam
she is amazed
da-minwendaagwad
it will be fun