Introduction to Ojibwe Verbs and Preverbs

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Anishinaabe Verbs

minikwe drinking
mino-ayaa being well
aakozi sick
baapi laughing
mawi crying
bakade hungry
ojaanimizi busy
daa lives (dwells)
giigido speaking
noondam hearing
ayaa being (somewhere)
namadabi sitting
niibawi standing
bimose walking
anokii working
anwebi resting
biindige coming in, going in
zaaga'am going out
maajaa leaving
bi-izhaa coming
izhaa going (somewhere)
dagoshin arrive, getting here or there
gawishimo going to bed, retiring
onishkaa getting up (from lying down)
izhichige doing (it that way - creating it)
wiikondim feast (event)
weedon-ge he/she invites people to feast

Anishinaabe Verb (Tense) Phrases

Niwiisin - I am eating
Giwiisin - You are eating
Wiisini - He/she is eating
Niminikwe - I am drinking
Giminikwe - You are drinking
Minikwe - He/she is drinking
Nindaakoz - I am sick
Gidaakoz - You are sick
Aakozi - He/she is sick
Nimbaap - I am laughing
Gibaap - You are laughing
Baapi - He/she is laughing
Ningii-wiisin - I ate
Gigii-wiisin - You ate
Gii-wiisin - He/she ate
Ningii-minikwe - I drank
Gigii-minikwe - You drank
Gii-minikwe - He/she drank
Ningii-aakoz - I was sick
Gigii-aakoz - You were sick
Gii-aakoz - He/she was sick
Ningii-ojaanimiz - I was busy
Gigii-ojaanimiz - You were busy
Gii-ojaaniminzi - He/she was busy
Ninga-wiisin - I will (definitely) eat
Giga-wiisin - You will (definitely) eat
Da-wiisini - He/she will (definitely) eat
Ninga-baap - I will (definitely) laugh
Giga-baap - You will (definitely) laugh
Da-baapi - He/she will (definitely) laugh
Ninga-aakoz - I will (definitely) be sick
Giga-aakoz - You will (definitely) be sick
Da-aakozi - He/she will (definitely) be sick

Anishinaabe Questions

Is he/she building a fire? ... Boodawe na?

Are they camping? ... Gabeshiwag ina?

Are you done cooking? ... Gigiizizekwe na?

Is he/she cutting wood over there? ... Manise na awi?

Are you doing food things? ... Giminochige na?

Do you want to eat? ... Giwii-wiisin ina?

Are you going over there? ... Giwii-izhaa na?

Are you happy? ... Giminwendam ina?

Is he/she painting? ... Zhizhoobii'ige na?

Is he/she planting? ... Gitige na?

Are you sad? ... Gimaanendam ina?

Are you sick? ... Gidaakoz ina?

Is it snowing? ... Zoogipon ina?

Is he/she teaching? ... Gikinoo'amaage na?

Are you thirsty? ... Giminikwe na?

Are you working? ... Gidanokii na?

When are we camping? ... Aaniin apii ge-kabeshiyaang?

Where are you cleaning? ... Aaniindi biinichigeyan?

And where should I cook? ... Aaniindi dash ge-dashi-jiibaakweyaan?

Who is cutting wood? ... Awenenag menisewaad?

Where are you dancing? ... Aaniindi niimiyan?

What are we all eating? ... Aaniin wiisiniyang?

Who of they is flying? ... Awenenag bemisewaad?

Why did you forget? ... Aaniin dash giiwanendaman?

Why are they going? ... Aaniindi ezhaawaad?

What is he/she playing? ... Aaniin wedaminod?

Where did they plant things? ... Aandi gii-kitigewaad?

Where will you teach? ... Aandi wii-kikinoo'amaageyan?

Who of you all is thirsty? ... Awenenag gaashkaabaagweyeg.

Why is he/she walking? ... Aaniindash bemosed?

Where will you work? ... Aaniindi waa-anokiiyan?

What did you write? ... Aaniin gaa-ozhibii'igeyan?

Preverbs

advanced	ishpi ... it is high, advanced into
after	ishkwaa
around	babaa
arriving	bagami
attempt	goji ... try: attempt
audible	madwe ... audible (from a distance); can be heard
away	ani...; ni... going away from the speaker; coming up to (in time)
bad	maazhi; maji
because	onji ... from there; the reason why
before	bwaa .... before; not able to; lest
before	jibwaa
big	chi; gichi ... big, great
busy	ojaanimi ... busy; noisy
change	aanji
christian	anami'e ... church, christian
church	anami'e ... church; christian
could	da ... would; could, should
distance	makwe ... audible (from a distance); can be heard
don't	gwiinawii ... don't know; not able
eight	ishwaaso; nishwasso
error	wani ... in error; lost; mistakenly; by mistake
extent	gabe ... extent of; throughout
	apiichi ... to such extent
finish	giizhii ... finish; get through
five	nano
foreign	mayagi ... strange; foreign
forever	gaagige
four	niiyo
from	onji ... from there; the reason why; because
future tense	da; ga; ji; future tense
	wii ... will; want to
go	awi; o; go over to
	naaji ... seek; go after
	nooji ... seek; go after
going	ani ... going away from the speaker; coming up to (in time)
good	mino
	nitaa ... know how to: is good at
great	gichi; chi ... big; great; very
half	aabita
heard	madwe ... audible; can be heard
here	bi ... here; hither; towards the speaker
high	ishpi ... it is high; advanced into
hither	bi .... here; hither; towards the speaker
just	enda; wenda ... just; just so
know	gwiinawi ... dont: know; not able
lest	bwaa ... before; not able to; lest
lost	wani ... in error; mistakenly; by mistake; lost
many	daso ... so many
mistake	bichi ... by mistake
mistakenly	wani ... in error; lost; mistakenly; by mistake
new	oshki
night	niba ... nocturnal; at night
noisy	ojaanimi ... busy; noisy
not	bwaa ... before; not able to; lest
	gwiinawii ... don't know; not able
old	gete ... old; old time
one	bezhigo; ningo; ingo
over	awi; o ... go over to
past	bimi ... by (the speaker); past (the speaker)
past tense	gii
place	dazhi ... there; in that place
reason	onji ... from there; the reason why; because
results	aano ... in vain; without result
seek	naaji; nooji ... seek; go after
should	da ... should; could; would
since	ako ... as long as (in time); since the time
so	daso ... so many
	izhi ... thus; so; there
	ji ... that; so that
	wenda; enda ... just; just so
strange	mayagi ... strange; foreign
sufficient	de ... sufficient; suitable
that	ji ... (see ga) that; so that
there	dazhi ... there; in that place
	izhi ... thus; so; there
	onji ... from there; the reason why; because
through	giiizhii ... finish; get through
throughout	gabe ... extent of; throughout
thus	izhi ... thus; so; there
time	ani ... going away from the speaker; coming up to (in time)
try	gagwe ... try to
	goji ... try; attempt
vain	aano ... in vain; without result
very	gichi; chi ... big; great; very
want	wii ... want to; will
why	onji ... from there; the reason why; because
will	wii ... want to; will
without	aano ... in vain; without result
would	daa ... would; could; should
you	gi; gid

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