A Theoretical and Practical Grammar of the Otchipwe Language: For the use of Missionaries

adverbs AFFIRMATIVE FORM aking anamiewin animate substantives Anin Anindi anishinabe anishinabeg apitchi ashi bejig aw inini awiia brother canoe Christian CONDITIONAL MOOD Conjugation Debendjiged deceased dost DUBITATIVE English EXAMPLES father FUTURE TENSE gaie ganabatch geget gego gijigong gonima gwaiak hadst hear heard igiw IMPERATIVE MOOD IMPERFECT inanimate Indians INDICATIVE MOOD inendam iniw jaigwa Jesus kakina kawin dash Kawin nin kawin wika Kego keiabi Kije-Manito kikendan Kishpin kitchi Lord mashi masinaigan matchi midasswak minik mino mojag naningim nawatch NEGATIVE FORM never nibiwa nidji nijtana ninawind nind nishime nisswi nongom osam ossan Otchipwe language paradigm PARTICIPLES PERFECT TENSE perh perhaps person singular pitchinago PLUPERFECT TENSE plural possessive pronouns prefixing PRESENT TENSE pron Remark RULE SECOND FUTURE TENSE second third person seen sick speak SUBJUNCTIVE MOOD syllable tchi terminations thee to-day vowel wabang wedi Wegonen weweni winawa words