Tag: algonquian

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This is a part of an Ojibwe text in both syllabics and Roman orthography. It was taken from a collection of Anishinaabemowin texts, written by Cecilia Sugerhead and edited by John O'Meara. The author wrote the text in the Lansdowne House...

Northern Ojibwe Text • Northwestern Ojibwe Text Anishinaabemowin (ISO 639-3 oji) is the second most widely spoken Native language in Canada. The people and language go under many English names: Ojibway, Ojibwa, Ojibwe, Chippewa, etc. Anishinaabe is the appropriate Native name,...

This is a part of an Ojibwe text in both syllabics and Roman orthography. It was taken from a collection of Anishinaabemowin texts, edited by John Nichols. The author, Patricia M. Ningewance has translated a document discussing the dangers of mercury...