Kitchen table
This protein-rich food item usually comes in a carton of 12.
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Aan waaw
This is the loneliest number. The number before 2.
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Aan peshik
This is how you would tell someone to sit down.
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Aan apin
This is the ojibwe word for a car.
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Aan otaapan
This word sounds like "uh-huh", and has the same meaning.
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Aan ehe.
This drink comes from a cow.
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Aan coocooshapoo
This is the number of days in a week.
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Aan niishwaahso.
This is how you would tell someone "come in."
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Aan piintiken
This is what you typically sleep on.
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Aan nipewin
This is a word you would use when telling someone your name in Ojibwe.
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Ann nitishinihkaas.
This type of pan-fried bread is traditionally enjoyed by indigenous people.
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Aan aanahkonaa
This is the number of questions in this category.
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Aan niyaanan
This is how you would tell someone to make a fire.
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Aan pootawen
A device used for boiling water.
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Aan tiiwahkihk
This word is one you would use to tell someone where you are from.
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Aan nitooncii
This common seasoning is also used to preserve food.
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Aan shiiwihtaakan
This is what you get when you add 1+5.
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Aan ninkotwaahso.
This is how you would tell multiple people to sit down.
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When you exit or enter a building, you walk through one of these.
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Aan ishkwaantem
This phrase is used to ask someone where they are from.
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Aan aanti wenciiyan?
This is a vessel for holding drinks.
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Aan minihkwaakan
This number is half of 100.
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This is how you would tell multiple people to sing.
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Aan nikamok
This locative tells you that something is located on a bed.
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Aan nipewinink
This is how you would ask someone if they understand.
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Aan kinihsitohtaan ina?