Ojibwe Verb Paradigms
VII, INDEPENDENT INDICATIVE POSITIVE (Wilson)
Par. 1. -AH. |
Par. 2. -A. |
Ishpah, |
it is high, |
Kezheda, |
it is hot, |
Ishpahne, |
his is high, |
Kezhedane, |
his is hot, |
Ishpahwun, |
they are high, |
Kezhedawun, |
they are hot, |
Par. 3. -E. |
Par. 4. -O. |
Misquahgumme, |
it is red (liquid), |
Mungedamo, |
it is wide (a road), |
Misquahgummene, |
his is red, |
Mungedamone, |
his is wide, |
Misquahgummeewun, |
they are red, |
Mungedamowun, |
they are wide, |
Par. 5. -IN. |
Par. 6.-UN. |
Mudwasin, |
it sounds, |
Soongun, |
it is strong, |
Mudwasenene, |
his sounds, |
Soongunene, |
his is strong, |
Mudwasenoon, |
they sound, |
Soongunoon, |
they are strong, |
Par. 7. -UD. |
Par. 8. -MUHGUD |
Peenud, |
it is clean, |
Ekedomuhgud, |
it says, |
Peenudene, |
his is clean, |
Ekedomuhgudene, |
his says, |
Peenudoon, |
they are clean, |
Ekedomuhgudoon, |
they say, |
Par. 9. -AHDA. |
Par. 10.-GWUD. |
Ezhenekahda, |
it is called, |
Menopoogwud, |
it tastes good, |
Ezhenekahdane, |
his is called, |
Menopoogwudene, |
his tastes good, |
Ezhenekahdawun, |
they are called, |
Menopoogwudoon, |
they taste good, |
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