-
raposa from rabo 'tail',
Lithuanian uodẽgis from uodegà 'tail', and
Ojibwe waagosh from waa,
which refers to the up and down "bounce" or
flickering of an...
-
raposa from rabo 'tail',
Lithuanian uodẽgis from uodegà 'tail', and
Ojibwa waagosh from waa,
which refers to the up-and-down "bounce" or
flickering of an...
- s**** of Lake Superior. More
inland than the Maandawe-doodem were the
Waagosh-doodem ('Fox clan') of the Meshkwahkihaki, who are
called the Fox Tribe...
- to be an
Anglicization of the
Ojibwe word Waagoshag, the
plural of fox (
waagosh), or the
Potawatomi name Wau-tsha. Wau-tsha (sometimes
written as Wauk-tsha...
- stop
biidoon 'bring it'
waagaakwad 'ax' g [ɡ] ~ [k] giin 'you' geese, ski
waagosh 'fox'
ikwewag 'women' j [dʒ] ~ [tʃ]
jiimaan 'boat, canoe' jump,
watch ajina...
- ('maggot') 'fox' *wa·kwehsa *wa·kwəhs *wąkwəhs
wonquiss (wôquhs), /wãkʷəhs/ -
waagosh (compounds)
beexouu 'snake' *aθko·ka *axko·k *asko·k askꝏk (ask8k), /askuːk/...
-
Strong (long
vowel in last
syllable of a word,
vowel length irrelevant):
waagosh ('fox') Weak
vowels are
subject to syncope.
Addition of
inflectional prefixes...
