ojibwaakide
Ojibwe
Etymology
ojibw- (shrink, shrivel, pucker) + -aak- (fire) + -ide (be heated/affected by fire, sun or moon)
Verb
ojibwaakide (changed conjunct form wejibwaakideg, augmented form ojibwaakidemagad)
- shrivel, pucker in the fire
Conjugation
Conjugation of ojibwaakide
| Independent | positive | negative |
|---|---|---|
| singular (0s) | ojibwaakide | ojibwaakidesinoon |
| obviative singular (0's) | ojibwaakideni | ojibwaakidesinini |
| plural (0p) | ojibwaakidewan | ojibwaakidesinoon |
| obviative plural (0'p) | ojibwaakideniwan | ojibwaakidesininiwan |
| Conjunct | positive | negative |
| singular or plural (0) | ojibwaakideg | ojibwaakidesinog |
| obviative singular or plural (0') | ojibwaakidenig | ojibwaakidesininig |
Related terms
- ojibwaakizo
References
- The Ojibwe People's Dictionary https://ojibwe.lib.umn.edu/main-entry/ojibwaakide-vii
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