Lessons 20, 21, & 22: disapproval, small things/animals, big things/animals Flashcards
True or False: Pejorative is a suffix added to end of noun to disparage, express contempt or disapproval
True
Prejoratives will be at the end of a noun and will be
-ish
-oosh
-aash
Daabaanish
Awful car
Kikoosh
Rotten pot
Wiikwaanish
Pitiful hat
Makizinish
Darn shoe
Makizinishan
Darn shoes
Gwiizenhsish
Naughty/Bad boy
A diminutive suffix for a noun makes it small/little/sub and the suffixes for this are _____
-enhs
-oonhs
-aanhs
-iinhs
Daabaanenhs
Small car
Jiimaanenhs
Small boat
Mishiiminenhs
Little apple
Waawaanenhs
Little egg
Wiikwaanenhs
Small hat
Makizinenhs
Small shoe
Ohimaanhs
Sub-chief/second in command
Daabaanenhsak
Small cars
Jiimaanenhsan
Small boats
Mishiiminenhsak
Little apples
Waawaanenhsan
Little eggs
Wiikwaanenhsan
Small hats
Makizinenhsan
Small shoes
Dewegaanhs
Small drum
Mizinigaanhs
Little book
Nibaagaanhs
Small bed
Dewegaanhsak
Small drums
Mizinigaanhsan
Little books
Nibaagaanhsan
Small beds
Taadwaanhs
Small card
Doopwaanhs
Little table
Paabwaanhs
Small chair
Taasowaanhs
Small cupboard
Mijikaawinenhs
Little mitten
Taadwaanhsak
Small cards
Doopwaanhsan
Little tables
Paabwaanhsan
Small chairs
Taasowaanhsan
Small cupboards
Mijikaawinenhsak
Little mittens
Kwenhs
Small woman
Niniinhs
Small man
Kikoonhs
Small pot
Mitigoonhs
Little tree
Kwenhsak
Small women
Niniinhsak
Small men
Kikoonhsak
Small pots
Mitigoonhsak
Little trees
An augmentative prefix for a noun or verb. it means greater, larger or amplifies something. This prefix will be written as ______
Kichi, kchi, gichi, gchi, chi
Kchi’ogimaa
head chief
Chidaabaan
Big car
Chijiimaan
Big boat
Chinini
Large man
Chinibaagan
Big bed
Kichiwiikwaan
large hat
Kchimitig
Big tree
Chimizinigan
Large book
Mizinigaanhs
Small book/ paper
Chipabwin
Large chair
Pabwaanhs
Small chair
Kichipabwin
very large chair
Kichinokii Debid.
David is working hard.
Chiwiisini nwiikaane
My brother is eating lots
Giikchizookpo na?
Did it snow a lot?
Dibikong kiikchinibaa
You slept hard last night
Naakshik wiikchinoodin
It will be very windy this evening
Waabang nwiikchibiinchige
I will clean very good tomorrow
True or false: In sentences, the tense marker “gii” or “wii” go before “kchi”
True
Mase kwe
The woman is walking
Zhebaa giigiiwse nini
The man hunted this morning
Odamina na kwezenhs?
Is the girl playing?
Wiigindaasa gwiizenhs
The boy will read
Ajidamo’ik
Squirrels
Bezhigoogzhiik
Horses
Bineshiinhik
Birds
Enigoonhsak
Ants
Ezibanak
Raccoons
Gaazhagok
Cats
Giigoonhik
Fishes
Makwak
Bears
Nimooshak
Dogs
Nimookaajiinhik
Dogs
Waaboozook
Rabbits
Waaboozonhik
Rabbits
Waagoshak
Foxes
Waawaashkeshak
Deer (pl)
Chimakwa
Big bear
Makoonhs
Small bear
Chinimoosh
Big dog
Nimoshenhs
Small dog/puppy