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This page provides a table of contents to the on-line grammar, which is in its infant stages right now (there's almost nothing in it!). Click on a chapter's title to move to its detailed contents, or any detailed topic title to go to the corresponding page.
Chapter Titles
III. Parts of Speech
IV. Paradigms
Detailed Contents for Each Chapter
I. Background Information | Back to Top
The Algonquian Language Family
Anishinaabemowin Dialects Introduction
Previous Studies in Anishinaabemowin Dialectology
Anishinaabemowin Dialect Maps Introduction
Steps in Creating Isogloss Lines
Blank Map for Dialect Analysis
Dialect Variation Map: Be Clean (VAI)
Dialect Variation Map: My Face
Dialect Variation Map: Fish with a Line (VAI)
Dialect Variation Map: Be Hard/Be Difficult (VII)
Dialect Variation Map: My Hand
Dialect Variation Map: Cap/Hat
Dialect Variation Map: Crucifix
Dialect Variation Map: Frying Pan
Dialect Varition Map: VAI Conjunct 3 Suffix
Dialect Variation Map: VAI Independent 2p Suffix
Dialect Variation Map: VAI Imperative 21 Suffix
II. Sounds and Writing | Back to Top
The Sounds of Anishinaabemowin: Consonants and Vowels
Differences Between Anishinaabemowin and English Vowels
Consonants: Shifts Between Weak and Strong
Spelling Practice (Whole Words)
Spelling Practice Key (Whole Words)
The Double Vowel Writing System: Capitalization
III. Parts of Speech | Back to Top
Nouns: Gender: Animate and Inanimate
Nouns: Number (Singular and Plural)
Nouns: Possession
IV. Paradigms | Back to Top
V. Words & Word Families | Back to Top
Introduction (with many pdfs)
Initials and Finals: /-biisaa/ VII 'rain'