ihkwêwa

Fox

Etymology

From Proto-Algonquian *eθkwe·wa.

Noun

ihkwêwa anim

1. woman

Inflection

Inflection of ihkwêwa

Unpossessed		Singular Noun		Plural Noun
Proximate		ihkwêwa		ihkwêwaki
Obviative		ihkwêwani		ihkwêwahi
Vocative		ihkwê		ihkwêtike
Local		ihkwêki
Possessed		Singular Noun		Plural Noun
		Singular Possessive	Plural Possessive	Singular Possessive	Plural Possessive
First person	Proximate	netihkwêma	netihkwêmenâna	netihkwêmaki	netihkwêmenânaki
	Obviative	netihkwêmani	netihkwêmenânani	netihkwêmahi	netihkwêmenânahi
	Vocative	netihkwême	netihkwêmenâne	netihkwêmetike	netihkwêmenânetike
	Local	netihkwêmeki	netihkwêmenâneki
First and second person	Proximate		ketihkwêmenâna		ketihkwêmenânaki
	Obviative		ketihkwêmenânani		ketihkwêmenânahi
	Vocative		ketihkwêmenâne		ketihkwêmenânetike
	Local		ketihkwêmenâneki
Second person	Proximate	ketihkwêma	ketihkwêmwâwa	ketihkwêmaki	ketihkwêmwâwaki
	Obviative	ketihkwêmani	ketihkwêmwâwani	ketihkwêmahi	ketihkwêmwâwahi
	Vocative	ketihkwême	ketihkwêmwâwe	ketihkwêmetike	ketihkwêmwâwetike
	Local	ketihkwêmeki	ketihkwêmwâweki
Third person	Obviative	otihkwêmani	otihkwêmwâwani	otihkwêmahi	otihkwêmwâwahi
	Vocative	otihkwême	otihkwêmwâwe	otihkwêmetike	otihkwêmwâwetike
	Local	otihkwêmeki	otihkwêmwâweki
Indefinite	Proximate	otihkwêminawa		otihkwêminawaki
	Obviative	otihkwêminawani		otihkwêminawahi
	Vocative	otihkwêminawe		otihkwêminawetike
	Local	otihkwêminaweki

References

• Goddard, Ives and Thomason, Lucy. A Meskwaki-English and English-Meskwaki Dictionary Based on Early Twentieth-Century Writings by Native Speakers. Petoskey, MI: Mundart Press, 2014.