Verbs Verbs Verbs - Citizen Potawatomi Nation

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Simple AI verbs
Animate intransitive AI
• These are words were something animate does
something by his or her self.
• Example I eat, I sit, I will go, I did read, I will
write etc.
• Wisne- he/she eats, maji-he/she leaves, wawijgehe/she reads,kikto-he/she talks,kedo-he/she
says etc.
Most AI verbs fall into this pattern so become
familiar with it.
• There are some AI verbs which are a little
different including those that start with y or w.
• Also there are a couple that lose the last e or o.
• We will discuss these in future lessons but right
now we will give you a number verbs which fit
the pattern. Pay special attention to the
highlighted portions.
V-stem verbs
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Nmaji- I leave
Gmaji- You leave
Maji- he/she leave
Nmajimen- We (-u) leave
Gmajimen-we all leave
Gmajim- You all leave
Majik- They leave.
Giwse- he/she hunts
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Ngiwse- I hunt
Ggiwse- You hunt
Giwse- he/she hunts
Ngiwsemen- We(-u) hunt
Ggiwsemen- We all hunt
Ggiwsem- You all hunt
Giwsek- They hunt.
Binchege- he/she cleans
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Nbinchege- I clean
Gbinchege- You clean
Binchege- he/she cleans
Nbinchegemen- We(-u) clean
Gbinchegemen- We all clean
Gbinchegem- You all clean
Binchegek- They clean
Giwe- he/she goes home
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Ngiwe- I go home
Ggiwe- You go home
Giwe- he/she goes home
Ngiwemen- We(-u) go home
Ggiwemen- We all go home
Ggiwem- You all go home
Giwek- They go home
Wawijge- he/she reads
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Nwawijge- I read
Gwawijge- You read
Wawijge- he/she reads
Nwawijgemen- We(-u) read
Gwawijgemen- We all read
Gwawijgem- You all read
Wawijgek- They read
Nebyege- he/she writes
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Nnebyege- I write
Gnebyege- You write
Nebyege- he/she write
Nnebyegemen- We(-u) write
Gnebyegemen- We all write
Gnebyegem- You all write
Nebyegek- They write
Some more words to practice which
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Mikchewi- work
winchege- dirty up
zhech ke- do
nibwe- stand (literally stand as in stay standing but often used for get up)
bzegwi- rise/stand
mbwachewe- visit
wijewe- accompany
kikto- talk
biskonye- dress
giskonye- undress
nimedi- dance
migadi- fight
dewege- drum (literally bang on s.t.)
gwedemojge- fish also gigo ke.
bodwe- build a fire