How Do You Say Canoe In Cree?

This guide explores the various ways to say “canoe” in Cree, including formal and informal variations. Cree is an Algonquian language, and The Cree Language Resource Project (CLRP) dictionary can translate words from English to Cree in Syllabics and Roman Orthography. The Cree word for canoe is mciwan, which can be translated to mean vessel. The canoe has been an integral part of Cree culture for centuries, used for transportation, hunting, and other purposes.

The top translations of “canoe” into Cree include ᒌᒫᓐ, ᒌᒫᓐ, and ᒌᒫᓐ. A small long and narrow boat, propelled by one or more people, is used as a chance to teach Cree-language canoeing terminology. Christine Ravenis, who has completed a certificate program, used the adventure as a chance to teach Cree-language canoeing terminology.

The Cree word for canoe is ode, and for thousands of years, the canoe was the Crees pickup truck. The canoeing terms that follow are gathered from the itwêwina online dictionary.

Some common Cree-English correspondences include “namôya nipakaski-nêhiyawân,” “tawâw,” “come in,” and “môniyâskwêw.” For example, “they will take (it) their canoe along if they go to the…” and “môniyâskwêw” refer to white women.

In conclusion, this guide provides a comprehensive guide on how to say “canoe” in Cree, including both formal and informal variations.

What does ASKI mean in Cree?

Today, as in the past for thousands of years, we, the Anishinaabe and Mushkegowuk Peoples, share the same understanding in describing ourselves. The words we use to describe ourselves show that we consider ourselves to be part of the land. Nishnawbe means people and Aski means land. So, we are literally the Nishnawbe Aski Nation – the people of the land. We love our land and have a special, sacred attachment to it and we believe that we must care for it as it has cared for us.

As I’ve said, over many centuries of living within our lands, both our peoples (Anishinaabe and Mushkegowuk) knew the land and what it gave us. As well, we have never forgotten our forefathers who used and cared for the land. We know our ancestors lived, died and are buried in many places in the land.

In terms of food, our ancestors lived well by sharing the animals, fish, birds that also inhabit the land, rivers and waters in our vast territory.

What is Neechi in Cree?

During the 1990s, unemployment, abandoned housing, drug dealing, prostitution and other gang activities were rife in Neechi’s immediate neighbourhood. Despite this, the worker-owned cooperative managed to stay afloat without any operating subsidies in its original location. Part of the reason lay in Neechi’s enduring commitment and connection to its broader community, hence its name, which means “sister/brother/friend” in Cree and Ojibwa. Most of Neechi’s roughly 45 most recent employees, as well as many past employees are aboriginal, the most of any retail operation in Canada, with many of them living in the area. Their dedication helped the Co-op survive some tough early years, with employees taking pay cuts at times to keep the business running.

In 2013, Neechi moved from its small corner location on Dufferin Street to a much larger 30,000-square-foot space on Main Street. While the move allowed room to open a small restaurant, an art gallery, and meeting space, redevelopment costs far exceeded the original estimates due to unexpected structural problems. The result was a significant level of debt, a problem magnified by too little working capital.

As a worker co-op, Neechi provided employment, training and collective business ownership to inner-city residents, and perhaps most importantly, it provided hope. But all that wasn’t enough to make up for the lack of supports and opportunities available to enterprises such as Neechi. Its closure will leave a big gap in the North End, but it wasn’t due to a lack of persistence or perseverance.

What does nipi mean in Cree?

“Nipi” is from the Cree word for water, and water islife. Winnipeg is a city with a strong connection to water through her rivers What does that mean to those who live here, now and in the past?

Jo MacDonald, PlaywrightJo (she/her) is Anishinaabe, an aspiringsuper villain, mom, playwright, budding beader, awesome scrunchie maker, short film creator, and a member of Prairie Theatre Exchange’s Emerging Playwrights Unit. Her play Neechie-itas won the Native American New Play contest and was produced in Oklahoma, by Oklahoma Indigenous Theatre Company. In 2020, she and Darla Contois were hired by Sarasvàti Productions to compile the stories of over 70Indigenous youth into a play,Songide’ewin.Other works include Mother’s Little Secret (Winnipeg Fringe) and OUR HOME & native land (FemFest Bake Off winner).

Katie German, DirectorKatie is a Métis performer, director, and educator. She graduated from Grant MacEwan University for theatre performance and is currently working as the director of Junior Musical Theatre Company (JMTC), artistic associate with Manitoba Theatre for Young People, a Creator with the Pimootayowin Creators Circle (RMTC) and a mother to a 1 month old and a creative 5 year old that shares her love of storytelling. Recent directing and assistant directing credits include: Embodying Power and Place Workshop (Nightwood Theatre & Harlem Productions), CAN Premier of Tuck Everlasting (JMTC), Wolf Joe (Media Rendezvous), Elizabeth Rex (Bunbury Productions), Tiny Treasures, Charlie Brown Double Bill (Manitoba Theatre for Young People).

What is makwa in Cree?

Makwa is derived from the Cree word for loon – ‘the bird of good fortune’. The community is located 40 km west of Meadow Lake on Hwy 304. Cattle and grain farming are the primary sources of revenue and the resort sector in the surrounding area also contributes to the village’s economy.

Makwa is derived from the Cree word for loon – ‘the bird of good fortune’. The community is located 40 km west of Meadow Lake on Hwy 304. Cattle and grain farming are the primary sources of revenue and the resort sector in the surrounding area also contributes to the village’s economy.

What does wiya mean in Cree?

ᐃᐧᔭ wiya (PR) Source: Cree: Words, Arok Wolvengrey. Definition: third person sg; wC: wîtha; sC: wîna.

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What does Ekwa Cree mean?

Right now, now is the time ekwa ᐁᑲᐧ IPC right now, now is the time, let’s go, come on, ready (EC)

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• EkwaᐁᑲᐧIPC right now, now is the time, let’s go, come on, ready (EC)
• ekwaᐁᑲᐧIPC And also. (MD)
• ekwaᐁᑲᐧIPC now is the time, let’s go come on, or ready (EC)
• êkwaᐁᑲᐧIPC and, also
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• ekwahᐁᑲᐧᐦVC You come along, too. (MD)
• ekwawaᐁᑲᐧᐊᐧPRON This is the one. This is him. (MD)
• ekwanaᐁᑲᐧᓇPRON That’s him. Watch out for him. (MD)
• ekwahaniᐁᑲᐧᐦᐊᓂIPC Now, things should start happening. Now, it should work. (MD)
• ekwayâcᐁᑲᐧᔮᐨIPC at first, for the first time, in the first place (EC)
• ekwayâcᐁᑲᐧᔮᐨIPC for the first time (EC)
• ekwayâkᐁᑲᐧᔮᐠIPC for the first time (EC)
• ekwanimaᐁᑲᐧᓂᒪPRON That is the one. (MD)
• ekwanimaᐁᑲᐧᓂᒪIPC an item (EC)
• êkwatikᐁᑲᐧᑎᐠIPC let’s go (CW)
• ekwayachᐁᑲᐧᔭᐨIPC Only now, for the first time. (MD)
• êkwayâkᐁᑲᐧᔮᐠIPC only now, for the first time, just then (CW)
• êkwayâcᐁᑲᐧᔮᐨIPC only now, for the first time, just then (CW)
• ekwayikokᐁᑲᐧᔨᑯᐠIPC enough (EC)
• êkwa aniᐁᑲᐧ ᐊᓂIPH it was then; well, that-s it (CW) ; êkwa wiyaᐁᑲᐧ ᐃᐧᔭIPH and then, it was then; then s/he… (CW) ; ekwayikohkᐁᑲᐧᔨᑯᕁVAI OR VII that is enough or plenty (EC) ; êkwayikohkᐁᑲᐧᔨᑯᕁIPC that much, to that extent, up to that point; enough; not so, not as (CW) ; êkwa mînaᐁᑲᐧ ᒦᓇIPH and now; also (CW) ; ekwayekohk kîkwayᐁᑲᐧᔦᑯᕁ ᑮᑲᐧᕀVII suffice (EC) ; hâm êkwaᐦᐋᒼ ᐁᑲᐧIPH now then (CW) ; anohch ekwaᐊᓄᐦᐨ ᐁᑲᐧV PHRASE Recently, now. In this modern day and age. (MD) ; kayas ekwasᑲᔭᐢ ᐁᑲᐧᐢVP It has been a long time now. (MD) ; kayâs êkwaᑲᔮᐢ ᐁᑲᐧIPC it is a long time now (CW) ; tânisi êkwaᑖᓂᓯ ᐁᑲᐧIPH how are you- (CW) ; namoya ekwaykohkᓇᒧᔭ ᐁᑲᐧᕀᑯᕁ insufficient (EC)

What is Kiyam in Cree?

Some of the many meanings of “kiyâm” oh well. it’s okay. never mind. think nothing of it.

What is mushum in Cree?

The correct answer was: True —Learn More about Cree Kinship Terms— Mushum/Mosom and Kokum, are common Cree terms for grandfather and grandmother in our region.

What does Naki mean in Cree?

Stopping stopping. ᓇᑭ naki- (IPV) Source: Cree: Words, Arok Wolvengrey.

CREE SOFTWARE. VERSION FOR KIDS. NEWS. 09.04.2021 We removed obsolete components based on Adobe Flash.

14.10.2013 Online Cree Dictionary App UpdateWe announce an update of iOS Cree Dictionary application.What’s in the new version:iOS7 support,New feature – Cree Syllabic Keyboard,Convert from Syllabic to Roman Orthography Thank you for your feedback and support. Online Cree Dictionary team.

10.06.2013 We are pleased to announce the release (media advisory) of an Android Cree app for the Online Cree Dictionary. The app have same features of the iPhone app in searching words and converting from Roman Orthography to Syllabics. In addition we incorporated three Cree keyboards layout, representing the Maskwacis Cree, Plains Cree and Woods Cree and now you can search in Syllabic and convert from Syllabic to Roman Orthography using smart phone or Android Tablet. Your feedback is appreciated.

What does Wawa mean in Cree?

Eggs ᐊᐧᐊᐧ wawa (N PL) Source: Maskwacis Dictionary. Language: Cree.

CREE SOFTWARE. VERSION FOR KIDS. NEWS. 09.04.2021 We removed obsolete components based on Adobe Flash.

14.10.2013 Online Cree Dictionary App UpdateWe announce an update of iOS Cree Dictionary application.What’s in the new version:iOS7 support,New feature – Cree Syllabic Keyboard,Convert from Syllabic to Roman Orthography Thank you for your feedback and support. Online Cree Dictionary team.

10.06.2013 We are pleased to announce the release (media advisory) of an Android Cree app for the Online Cree Dictionary. The app have same features of the iPhone app in searching words and converting from Roman Orthography to Syllabics. In addition we incorporated three Cree keyboards layout, representing the Maskwacis Cree, Plains Cree and Woods Cree and now you can search in Syllabic and convert from Syllabic to Roman Orthography using smart phone or Android Tablet. Your feedback is appreciated.

What does Kiya Maka mean in Cree?

By Mack Male Comments. This week’s phrase is “namôya nân’taw, kiya mâka?” which means “fine, and you?” in Cree.