ᐅᑎᓂᑫᐃᐧᐣ otinikewin [NI]

s/he takes things across the current in a canoe, âsawahotâsiw (vai); s/he takes it across, âsawohtâw (vti); s/he takes her/him some place, itohtahew (vta); s/he takes it over there, itohtatâw (vti); s/he takes her/him home in a canoe, kîwehoyew (vta); s/he takes her/him to her/his home, kîwehtahew (vta); s/he takes it out, kwayakonam (ni); s/he takes her/him down stream in a canoe, mahâpohew (vta); s/he takes her/him down stream, mahohtahew (vta); s/he takes blankets or a sleeping bag with her/him, nemakohpew (vti); s/he takes footwear with her/him, nemaskisinew (vai); s/he gives her/him a weapon to take along, nemâskwehew (vta); s/he takes a weapon with her/him, nemâskwew (vai); s/he takes a lunch with her/him, nemâw (vai); a lunch or food taken along for the trip, nemâwin (ni); s/he takes an axe with her/him, nîmicîkahikanew (vai); s/he takes a knife with her/him, nîmihkomânew (vai); the act of taking a weapon along on a trip, nemâskwewin (ni); s/he takes her/him, otinew (vta); s/he takes her/him off to the side of the road, paskehtahew (vta); s/he takes her/him in, pihtokahew (vta); s/he takes her/him by mistake, pistinew (vta); s/he takes her/him right through, sâpohtahew (vta); s/he takes her/him away with her/him, sipwehtahew (vta)

Source: Alberta Elders' Cree Dictionary English-Cree

Language: Cree