ᑲ  ᑎᐯᔭᐁᐧᐦᐅᕁ ka tipeyawehohk [VII]

separated, each in its own place or spot, or in its own wrapping, piskihc (ipc); separated, each in its own place or spot, or in its own wrapping, pahpiskihc (ipc); s/he has them or owns them, ayâwew (vta); a possession or place where one stays, ayâwin (ni); s/he has it, ayâw (vai); s/he gives her/him something to own, tipiyawehew (vta); s/he has her/his own, tipiyawehiw (vai); s/he owns things, tipiyicikew (vai) (Northern Cree); s/he owns things, pamihow (vai) (Northern Cree); s/he owns things, pamihow (vai) (Plains Cree); the act of owning something, tipeyicikîwin (ni) (Northern Cree); the act of owning something, pamihowin (ni) (Northern Cree); the act of owning something, pamihowin (ni) (Plains Cree); s/he owns it, tipeyihtam (vai or vii); s/he owns her/him, tipeyimew (vai); s/he owns everyone, tipeyimowew (vai); s/he owns herself/himself or s/he is her/his own boss or s/he is free, tipeyimisiw (vai); the act of being one's own boss, tipeyimisiwin (ni); s/he is owned, tipeyihtâkosiw (vai); s/he owns it for her/him, tipeyihtamawew (vta); it is owned, tipeyitâkwan (vii)

Source: Alberta Elders' Cree Dictionary English-Cree

Language: Cree