Ojibwe Verb Paradigms

VTA, INDEPENDENT INDICATIVE POSITIVE (Wilson)

INDICATIVE MOOD
Present Tense
	Me	Thee	Him	His
I	...	ke...in	ne...ah	ne...emaun
thou	ke...	...	ke...ah	ke...emaun
he	ne...ik	ke...ik	o...aun	o...aun*
we (ex.)	...	ke...ego	ne...ahnaun	ne...emahnaun
we (in.)	...	...	ke...ahnaun	ke...emahnaun
you	ke...im	...	ke...ahwah	ke...emahwaun
they	ne...egoog	ke...egoog	o...ahwaun	o...ahwaun
	Us ( excl.)	Us (incl.)	You	Them
I	...	...	ke..enenim	ne..aug
thou	ke..emin	...	...	ke..aug
he	ne..egonaun	ke..egonaun	ke..egowah	o..aun
we (ex.)	...	...	ke..egoom	ne..ahnahnig
we (in.)	...	...	...	ke..ahnahnig
you	ke..emin	...	...	ke..ahwaug
they	ne..egonahnig	ke..egonahnig	ke..egowaug	o..ahwaun
*Note. - He-his, is necessarily followed by a noun in the third third person, to which the proper ending must be given. See. Thus, he sees his father, owahbumaun osene. Note. - His-him, them, is o--aune. His, with other pronouns, me, thee, &c., the same as he.

 

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