Hannah Annie

The Cree word for ‘creator’ is Mamawi-ohtawimaw. The term refers to one who creates.

êkosi is the Cree way to say bye. êkosi is the standard way to say goodbye when parting ways with someone.

The English word ‘duck’ is translated into Cree as ᓰᓰᑉ or ᔒᔒᑉ. In Cree, these terms refer to an aquatic bird belonging to the family Anatidae.

The English phrase “hunting” is translated into Cree as ᒫᒋᐏᐣ. This noun refers to the act of chasing and killing animals for sport or to use their parts.

The English phrase “come eat” is translated into Cree as ᐯᒦᒋᓱ.

The English phrase ‘goodbye’ is translated into Cree as Kiwapamitin.

The Cree word for nine is kekâ-mitâtaht. This phrase is used as a cardinal number.

The Cree word for morning is kîkishepâ. kîkishepâ is a noun used to refer to the part of the day between dawn and midday.

The English phrase “shut up” is translated into Cree as ᑭᔮᒪᐱ. ᑭᔮᒪᐱ is used to command someone to stop talking.