Narrative of an Expedition Through the Upper Mississippi to Itasca Lake, the Actual Source of This River: Embracing an Exploratory Trip Through the St. Croix and Burntwood (or Broule) RiversSchoolcraft, Henry Rowe
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Narrative of an Expedition Through the Upper Mississippi to Itasca Lake, the Actual Source of This River: Embracing an Exploratory Trip Through the St. Croix and Burntwood (or Broule) Rivers
Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe
Dakota Indians; Indians of North America -- Government relations; Minnesota -- Description and travel; Mississippi River -- Discovery and exploration; Natural history -- Minnesota; Ojibwa Indians; Ojibwa language; Saint Croix River (Wis. and Minn.); United States -- Discovery and exploration
Active, a. an. Kizhinzowizzi.
Adder, s. Kinai´bik.
Adder, s. dim. Kinaibikons.
Adder, s. der. Kinaibikish.
Adder, s. lo. Kinaibiking.
Adder, s. dim. & der. Kinaibikonsish.
Adder, s. dim. der. & lo. Kiniabikonsishing.
Adder’s tongue, a plant, Mônawing.
E. dens canis.
Address, s. Kigidô´win.
Addresser, s. Kâgidood´.
To adhere, v. Agookai´.
To adopt, v. Wangô´ma.
An adopted person, Wyangô´mind.
Adopter, s. Wyangôn´gaid.
To adore, v. Annamiâ´.
This word is exclusively applied to christian worship.
Adorer, s. Ainnamiâd´.
To adorn, v. Sussai´ga.
Adroit, a. Minwi.
Adrift, ad. Waiba´tun.
To advance, v. Pida´simôsai.
Advancer, s. Pada´simôsaid.
To adventure, v. Ienâdizzi.
Adventurer, s. Aienâdizzid.
To advise, v. Kuggi´kwai.
Advice, s. Kuggikwai´win.
Adviser; s. Kaiggi´kwaid.
Adult, s. Kizhigi.
Adultery, s. Kimô´jeiddiwin.
Afar, ad. Wa´suh.
Affable, a. Ona´nigooni.
Affectionate, a. Gizhawâ´dizzi.
Affection, s. Gizhawâ´dizziwin.
Afloat, Waiba´tun.
Afore, prep. Nigan´.
Aforetime, ad. Maiwinzk´uh.
Afraid, a. Sai´gizzi.
After, prep. Ish´kwaiyong.
Afternoon, Una´gooshi,
Again, ad. Min´awâ.
Aged, a. Appi´tizzi.
Age, s. Appi´tizziwin.
Agréeable, a. Minwaindâ´goozzi.
Agreeableness, s. Minwaindâ´goozziwin.
Agriculture, s. Gittigai´win.
Agriculturist, s. Gait´tigaid.
Ah, interj. Tyâ.
Ahead, Nigan. (See Before.)
To aid, v. Widôkazoo.
Aider, s. Wadôkazood.
To ail, v. Akooz´zi.
Ailment, s. Akooz´ziwin.
To aim, v. Odozhiân.
Aimer, s. Wyaizhiewaid.
Air, a soft breeze, s. Ayâ´.
Air, wind, s. Nôdin.
Alarm, s. Sassa´kwaiwin.
To alarm, v. Sasa´kwai.
Alarmer, s. Syâsa´kwaid.
Alder, s. Waddôp´.
Alder, s. dim. Waddôpons.
Alder, s. der. Waddôpish.
Alder, s. lo. Waddôping.
Alder, s. dim. der. & lo. Waddôponsishing.
Alike, ad. Tib´ishkô.
Aliment, s. Mi´jim.
Alive, a. Pimâdizzi.
All, a. Kukin´uh.
Alliance, s. Inuhwain´diwin.
To allot, v. Oonaô´ki.
Allotment, s. Oonaô´kiwin.
Allotter, s. Wainaôkeed.
To allure, v. Shôbiewai.
Almond, s. Pugân´.
Almost, ad. Kai´go.
To give alms, v. Shaiwainingai.
Alms, s. Shaiwainingaiwinun.
This substantive phrase, which is rendered plural in _un_, and this
being a plural of inanimate bodies, is thereby shown to be things
given, is based on the verb to pity.
Almsgiver, s. Shaiwamingaid.
Along shore, Tiddibaiw´.
Alone, a. Nizhik´ai.
Already, ad. Pabigai´.
Also, ad. Gyai´.
To alter, v. inanimate, Anjitôn´.
Alterer, s. Ianjitôd´.
Altercation, s. Iâsiminid´aiwug.
This is a plural expression indicating a personal tumult; a hubbub.
Always, ad. Moozh ug.
Am, I am, Nin, Dyâ. See to be.
Amen, ad. Kunnagai´kunna.
Amidst, prep. inanimate, Nasowiei.
Amidst the town, or village, Nasowôdainuh.
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