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nikwápétak
pussy willow
waskayápétak
diamond-leaved willow
máskosíwan
bulrush
askí
moss
maskek
peat moss
míyoskamiwaskos
dandelion
atoské
work
otatoskéw
worker
okimákan
chief
wanasowéwiniwak
lawyer
mistikonápéw
carpenter
otayamístamákéw
band councillor
omácíw
hunter
owaníkéw
trapper
opakitawáw
fisherman
otástawéyikéw
firefighter
píwápiskoniw
mechanic
simákanisíkán
band constable
okimáw
boss
maskíkískwéw
nurse
omasinayikésis
secretary
opiminawáso
cook
okiskinwámákéw
teacher
maskíkíwiniw
doctor
nína
I (my)
tániwéha
where? (plural inanimate)
awina
who?
kékwán
what?
kékwán óci
why?
tánispí
when?
tántowa
which? / what kind?
tántáto
how many?
tánsi
how?
awa
this one (singular animate)
óma
this one (singular inanimate)
kína
you (your)
ana
that one (singular animate)
anima
that one (singular inanimate)
náha
that one further (singular animate)
néma
that one further (singular inanimate)

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