Ishkwaa-anami'e-giizhigad
be Monday
- Part of speech
- Verb
- Animacy
- inanimate
- Transitivity
- intransitive
- Verb class
- VII
Forms (5)
A Form (independent)
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Examples
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Is it Monday?
Practice sentence
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Notes
Source gloss says 'be Monday' but the Ojibwe literally means 'after-prayer-day'; the day-of-week glosses for #55-#61 as given in the source may contain a transcription mismatch (Ishkwaa-anami'e-giizhigad most plausibly means Monday only if Sunday=prayer day, which is internally consistent -- kept as documented, flagged needs_review only if cross-checked against class notes shows a conflict.