- by
Child Protection Services after an
incident with Bezhig, her
brother Niizh, and the police.
Bezhig is
ultimately adopted by an
affluent Jewish family...
-
first developed and
proposed in English, and
later the
Ojibwe translation niizh manidoowag was
constructed and
proposed to
honor the
language of the Indigenous...
-
Ojibwe Toponyms Our Languages: Nakawē (Saskatchewan
Indian Cultural Centre)
Niizh Ikwewag — A
short story in Ojibwe,
originally told by Earl Nyholm, emeritus...
- the
Ojibwe language as
niizh manidoowag (pronounced [niːʒ maˈnɪˌdoːˌwak]), the
origin of the
umbrella term "two-spirit". Many
niizh manidoowag were wives...
- Gimiwan-aanakwad ("Rain Cloud",
recorded as "Ge-me-wan-na-na-quad") Gii-
niizh ("Two'd",
recorded as "Gi-nizh")
Ishkwaandem ("Door",
recorded as "Ish-guam-den")...
-
category of 'power'." Two-spirit
people are
known in the
Ojibwe language as
niizh manidoowag (pronounced [niːʒ maˈnɪˌdoːˌwak]). Many were
wives in polygynous...
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Provincial Park):
Gitchi Animki Bezhig (Big
Thunder One) and
Gitchi Animki Niizh (Big
Thunder Two) are 2
installations about 10
kilometres (6.2 mi) apart...
-
classified as a
biquinary base-10 system. 1 In
theory 2 Historically,
either niizh midana or niizhidana. 3 Many
speakers omit the
initial n (shown in parentheses)...
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traditionally recognized two-spirit individuals,
known in the
Ojibwe language as
niizh manidoowag (pronounced [niːʒ maˈnɪˌdoːˌwak]). Many were
wives in polygynous...
- wąrų́ųxik nų́p in the
Mandan language. The
Ojibwe refer to two-spirit
people as
niizh manidoowag (pronounced [niːʒ maˈnɪˌdoːˌwak]). Many were
wives in polygynous...
