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The English Language

Borrowed Words From
Ojibwa

3 Words Listed

Ojibwa Language Notes

Ojibwa is an Algonquian language spoken in North America.

Word	Meaning	Notes
Mississippi	great river	USA state.
Ottawa	bulrushes	Canadian city.
totem		Emblem of clan or individual used in North America.

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