Ojibwe

The English phrase “good day” is expressed in Ojibwe as Mino-giizhigad. Mino-giizhigad is used as a greeting between sunrise and sunset.

The Ojibwe word for bravery is zoongide’ewin. zoongide’ewin is a noun used to describe the quality of being brave.

To say “my name is” in Ojibwe, use … nindizhinikaaz. The phrase … nindizhinikaaz is used to identify oneself, meaning “I am called” or “My name is”.

The Ojibwe word for “child” is abinoojii. abinoojii is a noun used to refer to a son, a daughter or someone’s child.

The Ojibwe word for angel is aanzhenii. aanzhenii is a noun used to refer to a messenger from a deity.

The Ojibwe word for puppy is animoosh. animoosh is a noun used to refer to a young dog.

The English word moon is dibiki-giizis in Ojibwe. The term refers to the natural satellite of planet Earth.

To say “happy new year” in Ojibwe, use Mino-makadewi-giižigad.

The Ojibwe word for poop is miizi. miizi is a noun used to refer to feces.

The Ojibwe phrase for “go away” is maajaa. maajaa is a verb meaning to depart or leave a place.