bwa'aan
Definition:
harvest sth. [with an instrument], knock sth. off [with an instrument]
Body
bwa'aan
>vti SO
>1sIND nbawâaan;
>3sCCONJ bewâang; 1 harvest sth. [with an instrument], knock sth. off [with an instrument]. (typically of wild rice) Jiimaaning gii-bmishkaawag waa-dzhi-bwahmowaad iw bgoji-mnoomin.
>They went in a canoe to the place where they knocked down that wild rice. AM1937.rs. Aano dash go ngii-kawaabmigoog iw pii nakmigziwaad bekish sa bwahmowaad maanda mnoomin.
>Although they kept an eye on me as they were busy, at the same time, gathering the rice, AM1937.rs.
>Full-vowel form: bawahan.
Languages:
Nishnaabemwin (Odawa/Eastern Ojibwe)
Part of speech:
Verb
Inanimate transitive verb
Source of term:
Mary Ann Corbiere and Rand Valentine, Dictionary of Nishnabewin Database, publication pending (2015).
Unique ID:
n72985137306n
GKS Reference Number:
13679