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Saayenhag
(Saa-yenh-ag)
n
Sister's older brothers
Sekaanaa
(Se-kaa-naa)
v
Being demanding/bullying
Semaa
(Se-maa)
n
Tobacco
Sawebinan
(Sa-we-bi-nan)
v
Spread by hand
Shagi
(Sha-gi)
n
Mud hen/crane
Shamgaaza
(Sham-gaa-za)
v
Someone is being fed
Shamaa
(Sha-maa)
v
Someone being fed
Shamaawsowin
(Sha-maaw-so-win)
n
Feed/fodder
Shanggegamig
(Shang-ge-ga-mig)
n
Banquet hall
Shanggegamigoong
(Shang-ge-gam-i-goong)
adv
In/at/on/to the banquet hall
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Gegwa zhoomiingwenke ketnaamiingwenen gwa
Don't smile, have a serious look
Kedebigoo gii miingowin niibina miijim
You're lucky you were gifted with a lot of food
Kiin gibibaamzowin owi gaayii gwaya bekaanzit
That's your responsibility no one else`s
Kiin igwa ka mizhakimewis
Your're bringing it on youself
Geyetin gwa kimewon
It's raining hard
Shpiming toon koodaabiignigan nakaazan
Put it up there, use a pulley
Niibina gwiinjinok kinwaachiganak biiji wiikwed
There are a lot of buoys in the bay
Kiziinka`aan owi baashkizigan
You clean the barrel on that gun
Kizootaadwok gonda binoojiinhik
The children are hiding on eachother
Gii bidaakshkaanoon kkendamaawizinan
The senses stood up

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