OTTAWA WORDS

Ache : WE-sung-e-naz-e-win

Apple : Me-sheem-in

Ashes : Bung-we

Aunt : Ne-noo-sha

Automobile : Gay-jeeb-e-zood dob-on

Boy : Skin-ne-gish, or Quee-we-sance

Basket : A ko-ko-be-naw-gun

Boat : Chemon

Butter : Zowa bimeda

Candy : Ze-ze-baw-qua-donce

Cat : Gaws-a-gance

Coat : Beeska wagun

Cow : Bi-sha-ka

Cruel : Maw-jay yaw-wish

Crying : Maw-wi-win

Cucumber : Ash-kit-a-mo

Day : Keej-ick

Dog : Mo-kaw-gee

Doll : Dum-min wau-gun

Eagle : Ma-gizzy-wass

East : Wa-ba-nig

Owl : Koko koho

Eat : We-sin

Flower : Wau-wass kona

Flowing well : Mo-ki-tun

Girl : Qua-sance

Goat : Gitchi wa-bo-zoo

Hand : O-ninge

Hen : Bah-kaw-qua

Homely : Mah-nah-de-za

Horse : Baji-go-ga-ji

Ill : Aw-kozy

Indian : Nish-naw-ba

Knowledge : Ki-kane-da-mo-win

Laughter : Bop-a-win

Look : Naw Bin

Lover : Ne-ne-mo-sha

Man : A niny

Meat : We-oss

Money : Show-ne-ah

Noon : Now-o-quag

North : Ke-way-di-noog

Pigeon : O-me-me

Plum : Bugy-sawn

Pretty : Qui-nage

Quick : Way-weeb

Rabbit : Wau-bo-zoo

Resorter : Ne-bin nish-e-jig

Road : Me-kun

Robin : Pit-che

South : Shaw-wah-noong

Spring : Me-no-ka-mig

Squirell : A-jid-a-mo

Summer : Ne-bin

Tommorow : Wau-bung

Town : O-da-now

Trousers : Me-kin-node

True : Dabe-wa-win

United States : O-da-na-win

Utensil : A no-cause o-win-nun

Winter : Be-bone

Well or spring : Mona bawn

Wood : Me-sun

White man : Che-mok-e-mon (Big Knife)

West : A-pung-ish-a-mong