Mar 17
Today's Cree word of the day is:
Wanisîhcikêwin: bungled work, to make things incorrectly
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Today's Cree word of the day is:
Wanisîhcikêwin: bungled work, to make things incorrectly
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了 Chinese Word of the Day #3
了（le） - Particle indicating a completed action
Example Sentences
昨天我跳了舞 (zuótiān wǒ tiào le wǔ) I danced yesterday
上个月我跟我的朋友唱了歌 (shàng gè yuè wǒ gēn wǒ de péngyǒu chàng le gē) Last month, I sang a song with my friend
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Kamâmakoskâw: "It is infested by Moths/Butterflies"
Today's Cree Word of the Day is:
cîstahowin: Vaccination
Today's Cree Word(s) of the day is:
Nikocâk: "my fellow husband". Used by a man to refer to another man he and/or his wife/spouse are in a polygamous marriage/relationship with.
Nikocâsiskwêm: "my fellow wife". Used by a woman to refer to another woman she and/or her husband/spouse are in a polygamous marriage/relationship with.
They may also be used to refer to one's spouse's former, now divorced spouse.
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Cree phrase for you today:
Kahkiyaw mihkwasâkayak kohkôsiwiwak
"All cops are pigs"
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Kakwâtakâhpiw: they laugh a lot, to laugh until it hurts
Today's Cree Word of the Day is:
âsoy: an ice chisel.