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)

  1. 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
  • ojibwaakizo

References

  • Nora Livesay and John D. Nichols, editors (2012-2021), “ojibwaakide”, in Ojibwe People's Dictionary‎[1], University of Minnesota
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