wâkoshêha
Fox
Etymology
From Proto-Algonquian *wa·kwehsa.
Noun
wâkoshêha
Inflection
Inflection of wâkoshêha
| Unpossessed | Singular Noun | Plural Noun | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Proximate | wâkoshêha | wâkoshêhaki | |||
| Obviative | wâkoshêhani | wâkoshêhahi | |||
| Vocative | wâkoshêhe | wâkoshêhetike | |||
| Local | wâkoshêheki | ||||
| Possessed | Singular Noun | Plural Noun | |||
| Singular Possessive | Plural Possessive | Singular Possessive | Plural Possessive | ||
| First person | Proximate | newâkoshêhema | newâkoshêhemenâna | newâkoshêhemaki | newâkoshêhemenânaki |
| Obviative | newâkoshêhemani | newâkoshêhemenânani | newâkoshêhemahi | newâkoshêhemenânahi | |
| Vocative | newâkoshêheme | newâkoshêhemenâne | newâkoshêhemetike | newâkoshêhemenânetike | |
| Local | newâkoshêhemeki | newâkoshêhemenâneki | |||
| First and second person | Proximate | kewâkoshêhemenâna | kewâkoshêhemenânaki | ||
| Obviative | kewâkoshêhemenânani | kewâkoshêhemenânahi | |||
| Vocative | kewâkoshêhemenâne | kewâkoshêhemenânetike | |||
| Local | kewâkoshêhemenâneki | ||||
| Second person | Proximate | kewâkoshêhema | kewâkoshêhemwâwa | kewâkoshêhemaki | kewâkoshêhemwâwaki |
| Obviative | kewâkoshêhemani | kewâkoshêhemwâwani | kewâkoshêhemahi | kewâkoshêhemwâwahi | |
| Vocative | kewâkoshêheme | kewâkoshêhemwâwe | kewâkoshêhemetike | kewâkoshêhemwâwetike | |
| Local | kewâkoshêhemeki | kewâkoshêhemwâweki | |||
| Third person | Obviative | owâkoshêhemani | owâkoshêhemwâwani | owâkoshêhemahi | owâkoshêhemwâwahi |
| Vocative | owâkoshêheme | owâkoshêhemwâwe | owâkoshêhemetike | owâkoshêhemwâwetike | |
| Local | owâkoshêhemeki | owâkoshêhemwâweki | |||
| Indefinite | Proximate | owâkoshêheminawa | owâkoshêheminawaki | ||
| Obviative | owâkoshêheminawani | owâkoshêheminawahi | |||
| Vocative | owâkoshêheminawe | owâkoshêheminawetike | |||
| Local | owâkoshêheminaweki | ||||
Derived terms
- wâkôha - member of the Fox clan
References
- Hewson, John (2017), “waᐧkwehša”, in Proto-Algonquian Online Dictionary, Carleton University, School of Linguistics and Applied Language Studies
- 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.