and
(conjunction)
- ᓀᔥᑕ
- nešta
- ᒫᑲ
- mâka
- ᐁᑯ ᒫᑲ
- eko mâka
We also found mentions of 'and' in
smoked waterfowl preserved in grease, most commonly deboned goose cut into small pieces and boiled before being smoked until thoroughly dehydrated and finally stored in a container and covered with grease
its flesh has been affected by exhaustion and/or stress (note: depletion of muscle glycogen leads to less lactic acid production postmorten and results in meat that is dark, firm, and dry)
its flesh has been affected by exhaustion and/or stress (note: depletion of muscle glycogen leads to less lactic acid production postmorten and results in meat that is dark, firm, and dry)
any of a number of cod or cod-like fish that are bottom dwellers and have in common a single barbel on their chin and spineless fins, such as the burbot or mariah (Lota lota), Greenland cod (Gadus ogac), and Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua)
any of a number of cod or cod-like fish that are bottom dwellers and have in common a single barbel on their chin and spineless fins, such as the burbot or mariah (Lota lota), Greenland cod (Gadus ogac), and Atlantic cod (Gadus morhua)
a bird of a larger species such as raptors and waterfowl and excluding songbirds and gallinaceous birds
s/he relocates back and forth, s/he moves back and forth
a bird of a smaller species such as songbirds and excluding raptors, waterfowl, and gallinaceous birds
a traditional divinatory game whereby the answer to a yes-no question is determined by the position in which a pair of otter paws fall after being thrown, a ‘yes’ answer corresponding to both paws facing upwards, a ‘no’ corresponding to them facing downwards, and a ‘maybe’ when one paw faces upwards and the other faces downwards
s/he floats here and there, s/he sits afloat here and there
any diurnal raptor such as goshawks, harriers, falcons, and hawks (excluding buzzards and eagles)
s/he goes and sits elsewhere
s/he goes and sleeps elsewhere
s/he is irritated by the smoke (i.e., eyes and/or throat)
s/he is difficult to hear and understand
it is difficult to hear and understand
a circular frame used for stretching and drying pelts
a traditional divinatory game where a beaver thigh bone is wrapped in cloth and passed from one person to the next, each of which attempt to manually break the bone, the number of fragments of which is said to predict how many beavers are to be found in the next beaver lodge
a small aquatic beetle thought to be venomous and harmful if swallowed
scrapings of scaled fish, consisting mainly of slime and scales
occasionally, now and then
s/he repeatedly goes and stands elsewhere
s/he repeatedly goes and sits elsewhere
refers to wariness, carefulness, and to warning
s/he speaks about h/ in an indirect and unpleasant way
s/he speaks about others in an indirect and unpleasant way
s/he speaks about h/ in an indirect and unpleasant way
s/he speaks about others in an indirect and unpleasant way
s/he narrates about h/ in an indirect and unpleasant way
s/he narrates about a subject in an indirect and unpleasant way
s/he narrates about it in an indirect and unpleasant way
s/he is here and there
any of the two dark-coloured plovers known as the black-bellied plover and the American golden-plover (Pluvialis squatarola & dominica)
a container in which and anchor's line or chain is stored, a chain locker
s/he slides it up and down, s/he pumps it
s/he slides it up and down, s/he pumps it
s/he slides it vigorously up and down, s/he pumps it
s/he slides it vigorously up and down, s/he pumps it
used to introduce an event subsequent to another (
, so, then, and then, etc.)
, so, then, and then, etc.)
ekwa mâka and
used to introduce an event subsequent to another (
, so, then, and then, etc.)
, so, then, and then, etc.)
ekwa mâka and
any dark-coloured dabbling duck such as the American black duck, mallard, and gadwall
s/he goes and sits (in a certain place) to change seats
again and again
s/he paddles back and forth
s/he swims back and forth
s/he paddles back and forth
s/he swims back and forth
it (current) flows back and forth
it (tide) ebbs and flows
it (current) flows back and forth
it (tide) ebbs and flows
s/he paddles back and forth
s/he transports h/ back and forth
s/he transports it back and forth
s/he walks back and forth
s/he flies back and forth
they run back and forth together
s/he runs back and forth
s/he makes h/ move back and forth
s/he drives h/ back and forth
s/he makes h/ move back and forth
s/he drives h/ back and forth
s/he makes it move back and forth
s/he drives it back and forth
s/he makes it move back and forth
s/he drives it back and forth
s/he, it goes back and forth automatically or spontaneously
s/he drives back and forth
s/he, it goes back and forth automatically or spontaneously
s/he drives back and forth
s/he hauls camp back and forth
s/he walks back and forth
s/he crawls back and forth
they throw sth back and forth to one another
s/he is blown back and forth
s/he sails back and forth
s/he is blown back and forth
s/he sails back and forth
it is blown back and forth
s/he sails back and forth
s/he wades back and forth
s/he walks back and forth on ice
s/he swims back and forth
h/ arms and hands are sore
(capitalized Kampaniy) The Hudson's Bay Company, a Canadian retail business group originally founded in England in 1670 as a fur and luxury goods company
a basin for washing one's face and hands
up until and including the present or implied time (
, still, yet)
, still, yet)
person marker ki and preverb ka
person marker ki and either one of the two preverbs kî
we (you and I)
our (your and my)
us (you and me)
ours (yours and mine)
we (you and I)
our (your and my)
us (you and me)
ours (yours and mine)
we (you and I)
our (your and my)
us (you and me)
ours (yours and mine)
we (you and I)
our (your and my)
us (you and me)
ours (yours and mine)
we (you and I)
our (your and my)
us (you and me)
ours (yours and mine)
we (you and I)
our (your and my)
us (you and me)
ours (yours and mine)
we (you and I)
our (your and my)
us (you and me)
ours (yours and mine)
we (you and I)
our (your and my)
us (you and me)
ours (yours and mine)
it precipitates a mix of rain and snow
it precipitates a mix of rain and snow
it (island) is long and narrow
s/he makes h/ stop and stand still
it is warm and sunny
s/he experiences sudden and violent abdominal pains from it
s/he experiences sudden and violent abdominal pains, s/he is colicky
second person marker used with vowel-initial verbs and nouns
in a quiet and somber manner
s/he stands still and somber
s/he sits still and somber
s/he seems quiet and somber
it seems quiet and somber
s/he finds it quiet and somber
s/he is quiet and somber
s/he finds it quiet and somber
s/he is quiet and somber
s/he finds h/ quiet and somber
s/he suddenly jumps up and down
it moves up and down repeatedly as it boils
it moves up and down repeatedly as it boils
it moves up and down as it boils
it moves up and down as it boils
s/he is swept back and forth by the waves
s/he transports h/ back and forth
s/he transports it back and forth
it is swept back and forth by the waves
s/he is swept back and forth by the current
it is swept back and forth by the current
it is blown back and forth
s/he sails back and forth
s/he swims back and forth
back and forth
s/he jumps back and forth
(of the tide) it repeatedly ebbs and flows
s/he flies back and forth
they run back and forth together
s/he runs back and forth
s/he makes h/ move back and forth
s/he drives h/ back and forth
s/he makes h/ move back and forth
s/he drives h/ back and forth
s/he makes it move back and forth
s/he drives it back and forth
s/he makes it move back and forth
s/he drives it back and forth
s/he hauls camp back and forth
s/he walks back and forth
s/he crawls back and forth
(of a boat) s/he manoeuvres it back and forth (using sth)
they throw sth back and forth to one another
s/he walks back and forth
it is miserably cold and wet day
it (grass) is uncomfortably dirty and wet
it (grass) is uncomfortably dirty and wet
it (weather) seems miserably cold and wet
it is windy and drizzling
any dark-coloured dabbling duck such as the American black duck, mallard, and gadwall
any dark-coloured dabbling duck such as the American black duck, mallard, and gadwall
s/he repeatedly opens and closes h/ hand(s)
it floats here and there
it floats here and there
there are patches of snow here and there
s/he places it here and there
there are hills or mountains here and there
there are clouds here and there
they (trees) stand here and there
(of erected things) they stand here and there
s/he has facial hair growing here and there, s/he has a sparse beard
there are patches of trees here and there
s/he places things here and there
s/he places it here and there
it sits in patches or piles here and there
there are hills or mountains here and there
there are patches of sand here and there
it rains here and there
here and there
there is a clear sky here and there
there are patches of mud here and there
there are patches of mud here and there
there are patches of bushes here and there
they stand here and there
it drizzles here and there
there are patches of ice here and there
it snows here and there
island in the Moose river located between South Bluff Island and Hayes Island (51.194, -80.651)
a round, black stone typically found near rapids and occasionally kept as an ornament
a dish used for serving and eating food
s/he spatchcocks it and smokes it
s/he spatchcocks it and smokes it
a winter lodge built of logs and typically covered with peat moss for insulation
s/he enlarges it (sheet-like) (using sth) (
, when wedging a šekohikanâhtikw between a pelt and a wooden stretcher)
, when wedging a šekohikanâhtikw between a pelt and a wooden stretcher)
a character in a traditional tale who rises from the dead and recounts his experience of the afterlife
a snowshoe consisting solely of a wooden frame and harness
s/he sleeps with h/ feet uncovered and bare
s/he is too late and fails to hit it
s/he is too late and fails to hit the target
s/he is too late and fails to hit h/
s/he is too late and fails to catch it (manually)
s/he is too late and fails to catch h/ (manually)
s/he makes h/ stop and stand still
s/he stops and stands still
s/he repeatedly moves h/ leg(s) up and down
h/ head bounces back and forth
h/ head bounces back and forth (due to a bumpy ride)
s/he takes it for good, s/he takes it and does not bring it back
s/he takes h/ for good, s/he takes h/ and does not bring h/ back
person marker ni and preverb ka
person marker ni and either one of the two preverbs kî
we (they and I)
our (their and my)
us (them and me)
ours (theirs and mine)
we (they and I)
our (their and my)
us (them and me)
ours (theirs and mine)
we (they and I)
our (their and my)
us (them and me)
ours (theirs and mine)
we (they and I)
our (their and my)
us (them and me)
ours (theirs and mine)
a cut of meat that includes the humerus and pectoral muscle
any membranous sac or hollow organ dried and used as a container for liquids
(capitalized Opištikweyâw, may refer to both men and women when used in the plural, but always to men in the singular) a person of French extraction
a meal made of fish guts (usually whitefish) that are first boiled and then pan-fried with roe
s/he goes and stands in water
s/he bursts them (soft and hollow things) (manually)
s/he bursts them (soft and hollow things) (manually)
s/he cuts it (string-like) through here and there
s/he cuts it (string-like) through here and there
it snows lightly (with a few snowflakes falling here and there)
it (sheet-like) spontaneously breaks and exposes an inner space
there are bushy mounds here and there
there is a northeast wind (a wind that typically drives large tidal flows, blowing from the northeast for the west coast of James Bay and from the northwest for the east coast)
it shakes and causes what adheres to it to fall
it snows lightly (with a few snowflakes falling here and there)
s/he, it travels out of a river and into a larger body of water (automatically of spontaneously)
s/he drives out of a river and into a larger body of water (by vehicle or motorboat)
s/he, it travels out of a river and into a larger body of water (automatically of spontaneously)
s/he drives out of a river and into a larger body of water (by vehicle or motorboat)
they (trees) stick out here and there
(of things that stand erect) they stick out here and there
there is wet and granular snow in a period of thaw
there is wet and granular snow in a period of thaw
there is wet and granular snow in a period of thaw
the snow becomes wet and granular as it thaws
there is wet and granular snow from the heat of the sun
a hair bun wrapped around an ornament and worn over the ear (a hairstyle historically worn by Cree women)
a wooden stick used as a wedge between a pelt and a fur stretcher
s/he slips and falls
it (sheet-like) is cold and humid
it (sheet-like) is cold and humid
any platform used for transport and carried by people (
, a stretcher, litter, palanquin, etc.)
, a stretcher, litter, palanquin, etc.)
s/he aspirates and chokes on it
s/he aspirates and chokes on it
fish roe bannock, a bannock baked from a mixture of flour and roe
s/he fashions a circular frame used for stretching and drying pelts
(capitalized Wapištikweyâw, may refer to both men and women when used in the plural, but always to men in the singular) a person of French extraction
there are hollows here and there in the earth
s/he is bound (i.e., wrapped and tied)
s/he binds it (i.e., to wrap and tie)
it is bound (i.e., wrapped and tied)
s/he binds h/ (i.e., to wrap and tie)
it is blown to and fro in the wind
it (flesh) has been affected by exhaustion and/or stress
s/he chases it such that its flesh becomes affected by exhaustion and/or stress
it is snared in such a way that its flesh becomes affected by exhaustion and/or stress (
, a rabbit snared around the waist that struggles for a time before dying)
, a rabbit snared around the waist that struggles for a time before dying)
s/he snares it such that its flesh becomes affected by exhaustion and/or stress (
, snaring a rabbit around the waist, which would allow it to struggle for a time before dying)
, snaring a rabbit around the waist, which would allow it to struggle for a time before dying)
the ectopic fetus of a hare, traditionally kept as a charm and passed through a newly set snare for good luck
thin babiche (used to lace the front and back ends of snowshoes)
s/he, it goes back and forth (automatically or spontaneously)
s/he drives back and forth
s/he, it goes back and forth (automatically or spontaneously)
s/he drives back and forth
s/he, it falls into a lower and more compact position
s/he is blown back and forth
s/he sails back and forth
s/he is blown back and forth
s/he sails back and forth
its flesh is affected by exhaustion and/or stress as it runs
second person marker used with consonant-initial verbs and nouns
a tree growing in the muskeg, typically in reference to stunted tamaracks and black spruce
s/he lays it (sheet-like) out for use, s/he arranges it (sheet-like) (
, to throw and spread bed sheets)
, to throw and spread bed sheets)
it sits and rest
there is open water here and there (on a partially frozen body of water)
it is blown to and fro in the wind
it collapses and exposes an inner space (
, a collapsed floor)
, a collapsed floor)
here and there
s/he walks out onto the ice and away from the shore
s/he runs out onto the ice and away from the shore
s/he walks out onto the ice and away from the shore
s/he goes and sits elsewhere
the evil wife of Nôhteyâmow, similarly described as a murderer, slaver, and cannibal
an evil character in traditional tales described as a murderer, slaver, and cannibal
a circular frame used for stretching and drying pelts
s/he goes and shows h/ sth
s/he skates back and forth
s/he skates back and forth
s/he skates back and forth
s/he skates back and forth
the path of the souls, believed to be the path taken by the souls of the dead on their way to the afterlife and traditionally identified as the Milky Way
they are clustered and appear almost dust-like
a tree, with branches removed, that is decorated and used ritually to hang animal bones
it sits or is placed in patches or piles here and there
they sit here and there
it sits or is placed in patches or piles here and there
they sit here and there
s/he hauls it back and forth
s/he hauls h/ back and forth
s/he hauls sth back and forth
s/he hauls it back and forth
s/he hauls h/ back and forth
refers to wariness, carefulness, and to warning
it pricks or pierces sth and remains stuck
it pricks or pierces sth and remains stuck in it, it sticks out of sth after having pricked or pierced it
a swaddling bag, colloquially referred to as a moss bag as moss would traditionally be used in want of swaddling clothes as insulation and diaper material
a swaddling bag, colloquially referred to as a moss bag as moss would traditionally be used in want of swaddling clothes as insulation and diaper material
s/he sounds harsh, s/he sounds loud and high-pitched
it sounds harsh, it sounds loud and high-pitched
increasingly, more and more
occasionally, now and then
used to introduce an event subsequent to another (
, so, then, and then, etc.)
, so, then, and then, etc.)
eko mâka and
used to introduce an event subsequent to another (
, so, then, and then, etc.)
, so, then, and then, etc.)
eko mâka and
an ice scoop (i.e., a small wooden shovel used for scooping ice and slush out of holes in the ice)
s/he sticks h/ or attaches h/ here and there
s/he sticks it or attaches it here and there
s/he, it adheres here and there
they propel or throw sth back and forth to one another (using sth)
it is late spring, the season immediately before summer when the ground is free of snow and the waters are navigable
Revillon Frères, a French fur and luxury goods company founded in Paris in 1723
conveys a wish or hope when followed by wî and a neutral indicative verb
a frog (excluding toads and chorus frogs)
s/he is tied and ready for use
it is tied and ready for use
s/he is tied and ready for use
it is tied and ready for use
s/he is tied and ready for use
s/he is tied and ready for use
it is tied and ready for use
it is tied and ready for use
it is break-up (i.e., the season when ice breaks up and starts drifting downriver)
increasingly, more and more
increasingly, more and more
increasingly, more and more
a person of mixed Native American and European ancestry
a person of mixed Native American and European ancestry
a woman of mixed Native American and European ancestry
a woman of mixed Native American and European ancestry
a circular frame used for stretching and drying pelts
s/he bends it back and forth (manually)
s/he bends it back and forth (manually)
s/he bends it back and forth (by pulling)
s/he bends it back and forth (by pulling)
s/he pulls it back and forth
s/he pulls h/ back and forth
the deity who presides over bears and other clawed animals
s/he signals by moving it to and fro, s/he waves it
there is a fleeting red glow to the clouds at sunup or sunset (said to predict windy weather the following day when occurring at sunset and snowy weather that same day when occurring at sunup)
there is a fleeting red glow to the clouds at sunup or sunset (said to predict windy weather the following day when occurring at sunset and snowy weather that same day when occurring at sunup)
there is a fleeting red glow to the clouds at sunup or sunset (said to predict windy weather the following day when occurring at sunset and snowy weather that same day when occurring at sunup)
a spectre described as an emaciated person whose bones clatter as it travels with the north wind in bad weather and is said to tickle its captives to death
either one of two small nocturnal owls that are approachable during the day, including the boreal owl (Aegolius funereus) and the northern saw-whet owl (Aegolius acadicus)
we (you and I)
our (your and my)
ours (yours and mine)
us (you and me)
we (you and I)
our (your and my)
ours (yours and mine)
us (you and me)
we (you and I)
our (your and my)
ours (yours and mine)
us (you and me)
we (you and I)
our (your and my)
ours (yours and mine)
us (you and me)
s/he stops and stands still
it is miserably cold and wet weather
used to introduce an event subsequent to another (
, so, then, and then, etc.)
, so, then, and then, etc.)
eko mâka and
used to introduce an event subsequent to another (
, so, then, and then, etc.)
, so, then, and then, etc.)
eko mâka and
first person marker used with vowel-initial verbs and nouns
s/he spreads h/self far and wide, s/he puts h/self in many different locations
here and there
s/he is frozen white, s/he is frozen and covered in frost or rime
it is frozen white, it is frozen and covered in frost or rime
s/he is frozen white, s/he is frozen and covered in frost or rime
it is frozen white, it is frozen and covered in frost or rime
s/he sits and rests
conveys a wish or hope when followed by wî and a neutral indicative verb
conveys a wish or hope when followed by wî and a neutral indicative verb
Old Testament, as in the covenant between God and Israel
in a miserably cold and wet place
any member of a class of animals traditionally considered inedible including amphibians, reptiles, and invertebrates
a coventant between God and people
we (they and I)
our (their and my)
us (them and me)
ours (theirs and mine)
we (they and I)
our (their and my)
us (them and me)
ours (theirs and mine)
we (they and I)
our (their and my)
us (them and me)
ours (theirs and mine)
we (they and I)
our (their and my)
us (them and me)
ours (theirs and mine)
New Testament, as in the covenant between God and the followers of Jesus Christ
as one is coming into being from a previous state, in the intervening period between a previous state and the present (
, from then on, since then, leading up to the present, etc.)
, from then on, since then, leading up to the present, etc.)
a space between a person's garment and body used for carrying things, a bosom
a talent, an ancient unit of weight and currency common in the biblical era
any membranous sac or hollow organ dried and used as a container for liquids
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (manually)
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (manually)
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (with h/ body or feet)
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (with h/ body or feet)
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (using sth)
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (using sth)
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (manually)
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (manually)
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (by pulling at it)
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (by pulling at it)
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (by puncturing it)
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (by puncturing it)
any number of low-growing organisms that constitute the earth's superficial vegetation, especially mosses, lichens, and dwarf evergreen shrubs
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (by cutting)
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (by cutting)
it bursts (sth soft and hollow)
it bursts (sth soft and hollow)
s/he hauls sth back and forth
s/he slides it up and down, s/he pumps it (manually)
s/he slides it up and down, s/he pumps it (manually)
first person marker used with consonant-initial verbs and nouns
a gallinaceous bird such as grouse, partridges, and ptarmigans
the flesh, as in the physical needs and desires of the body
s/he abstains from food and drink, s/he fasts
up until and including the present or implied time (
, still, yet)
, still, yet)
up until and including the present or implied time (
, still, yet)
, still, yet)
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (with h/ feet or body)
s/he bursts it (sth soft and hollow) (with h/ feet or body)
refers primarily to cleanliness, but also to related themes such as innocence, ritual purity, and holiness
refers primarily to cleanliness, but also to related themes such as innocence, ritual purity, and holiness
that is when, that is the part where, and then
s/he repeatedly moves h/ butt up and down
s/he repeatedly moves h/ butt up and down
s/he bends over and exposes h/ butt
the act of bending over and exposing one's butt, the act of mooning
s/he bends over and exposes h/ butt to others, s/he moons others
s/he bends over and exposes h/ butt to h/, s/he moons h/
s/he repeatedly moves h/ butt up and down
s/he dances while repeatedly moving h/ butt up and down
a person who has a habit of bending over and exposing h/ butt to others, a person who has a habit of mooning others