How do you say Thunderbird in Ojibwe?

Animkiig ('Thunderbirds') are among the most powerful spiritual beings in Anishinaabe ('Ojibwe) cosmology.
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How do you say bird in Ojibwe?

binesi na es Listen
  1. a bird of a large species; a raptor (a hawk or eagle)
  2. a thunderbird.
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What does Binesi mean?

Binesi literally means "the great bird." (Animikii means "thunderer" in Ojibwe, and Cigwe' means "thunder" in Potawatomi.)
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What does Animkii mean?

Animikii (ah-nih-mih-key) means Thunderbird in Anishinaabemowin.
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What is the Ojibwe word for spirit?

ninjichaag, injichaag my soul (the spirit within) (1s-3s)
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Blessed by Thunderbirds



What does Manidoog mean in Ojibwe?

a manitou, a spirit, god.
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How do you pronounce Animkii?

Pronunciation: Varies by dialect: usually uh-nim-kee, nim-kee, or oh-nih-mih-kee. Animikii is a giant mythological thunder-bird common to the northern and western tribes. Thunder is caused by the beating of their immense wings.
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What does Banajaanh mean?

banajaanh - 'nestling'
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What is my name in Ojibwe?

My name is (your name)- Niin (your name) nindizhinikaaz.
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How do you say little girl in Ojibwe?

gidaanis your daughter (2s-3s) odaanisan h/ daughter. [MN] odaanisan h/ daughter/daughters (3s-3') [BL] odaanisan h/ daughter (3s-3's)
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How do you say friend in Ojibwe?

NIIJII - An Ojibwe Word for "FRIEND/BROTHER" - LearnCloud.
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What caused the Anishinaabe nations to move from place to place?

Various Anishinaabe communities now exist where people settled along their journey. Subsequent population movements took place after contact with Europeans. This resulted in the Anishinaabeg moving further south into the Ohio Valley and west onto the Plains.
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What is a Manidog?

All those who sipped the fat were turned into manidog and are the guardian spirits of every Indian who fasts. Wenebojo then named the plants, herbs, and roots, and instructed the Indians in the use of these plants.
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How do you say Devil in Ojibwe?

maji-manidoo (na) | The Ojibwe People's Dictionary.
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What is gitchi Manitou?

Gitche Manitou (Gitchi Manitou, Kitchi Manitou, etc.) means "Great Spirit" in several Algonquian languages. Christian missionaries have translated God as Gitche Manitou in scriptures and prayers in the Algonquian languages.
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How do you say heart in Ojibwe?

gide' your heart (2s-0s)
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What does Bamapii mean in Ojibwe?

later, after a while, eventually.
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How do you say Wolf in Ojibwe?

In the Ojibwe language, our word for wolf is “Ma'iingan – The one put here by that All Loving Spirit to show us the way.” This is not so much a translation as it is a description of the one we are talking about.
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How do you say Crow in Ojibwe?

Aandeg (Crow, Crow Hop) - Ojibwe.net.
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