- arm(s) ninik(an)
- back nipikwan(an)
- cheek(s) ninow(an)
- ear(s) nitawag(an)
- eye(s) nishkiinzhig(oon)
- face nindengway
- finger(s) nininjiins(an)
- foot (feet) ninzid (an)
- hair niiniizis(an)
- hand(s) nininj(iin)
- head nishtigwaan(an)
- heart ninde'
- knee(s) ningidig(wag)
- leg(s) nikaad(an)
- mouth nindoon(an)
- nose ninjaanzh(an)
- skin ninzhaga'ay(-)
- stomach nimisad(an)
- tongue nindenaniw(an)
- tooth niibid(an)
Indoojibwem!
Indoojibwem!
When I set out to look for learning materials on the web, I was initially excited to find so many search results for the language. This excitement quickly faded with the number of 404 - Not Found messages I kept getting on each click of a link. So I've created this space as a repository of resources for learning Anishinaabemowin, or more specifically, Ojibwemowin. With time, I hope it can be of use not just to me, but to others.
When I set out to look for learning materials on the web, I was initially excited to find so many search results for the language. This excitement quickly faded with the number of 404 - Not Found messages I kept getting on each click of a link. So I've created this space as a repository of resources for learning Anishinaabemowin, or more specifically, Ojibwemowin. With time, I hope it can be of use not just to me, but to others.
The body/body parts
Here's a list of common names for body parts. Plural form is noted in parentheses. All names are given with the first person singular possessive pronoun (ni/nin/nii).
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