izhinikaazo

Ojibwe

Etymology

iN- (thus, in a certain direction, in a certain manner) + -nikaazo (named). Cognate with Algonquin ijinikàzo

Verb

izhinikaazo (changed conjunct form ezhinikaazod, reduplicated form ayizhinikaazo)

  1. be named a certain way, have a certain name, be called by such a name
    "Bangii" izhinikaazo awe indinawemaagan.
    My relative's name is Bangii, "a little bit".

Conjugation

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Note: In animate intransitive verbs (vai) that end in a short vowel, the final vowel is deleted in the first-person (1s) and second-person singular (2s) independent positive forms.

Derived terms

  • izhinikaazowin (personal or family name)
  • izhinikaade (be named/called a certain way, inanimate subject)

See also

  • wiinzo (have a name, be named)

References

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