"opîtatowêw" meaning in All languages combined

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Noun [Plains Cree]

IPA: /ˌopiːˈtatoˌweːw/ Forms: opîtatowewak [plural], ᐅᐲᑕᑐᐍᐤ [Syllabics]
Etymology: From o- (“his/hers [possessive]”) + pîtos (“different”) + -towêw (“he/she speaks”). Compare piskihtowêw (“he/she speaks a different language”), patowêw (“he/she says the wrong thing”), onatowêw (“Iroquois”), pwâtowêw (“Sioux”), compare also Swampy Cree omiyakwes, with the same meaning. Etymology templates: {{affix|crk|o-|pîtos|-towêw|t1=his/hers 􂀿possessive􂁀|t2=different|t3=he/she speaks}} o- (“his/hers [possessive]”) + pîtos (“different”) + -towêw (“he/she speaks”), {{l|crk|piskihtowêw|gloss=he/she speaks a different language}} piskihtowêw (“he/she speaks a different language”), {{l|crk|patowêw|gloss=he/she says the wrong thing}} patowêw (“he/she says the wrong thing”), {{l|crk|onatowêw|gloss=Iroquois}} onatowêw (“Iroquois”), {{l|crk|pwâtowêw|gloss=Sioux}} pwâtowêw (“Sioux”), {{cog|csw|omiyakwes}} Swampy Cree omiyakwes Head templates: {{head|crk|noun|plural|opîtatowewak|||||||||Syllabics|ᐅᐲᑕᑐᐍᐤ|f6request=1|g=an|tr=-}} opîtatowêw anim (plural opîtatowewak, Syllabics ᐅᐲᑕᑐᐍᐤ), {{crk-noun|an|opîtatowewak|cans=ᐅᐲᑕᑐᐍᐤ}} opîtatowêw anim (plural opîtatowewak, Syllabics ᐅᐲᑕᑐᐍᐤ)
  1. an allophone, a non-indigenous person in Canada who speaks neither English or French as their mother tongue Tags: animate
    Sense id: en-opîtatowêw-crk-noun-zZX5fF6z Categories (other): Plains Cree entries with incorrect language header Disambiguation of Plains Cree entries with incorrect language header: 54 46
  2. (particularly) a Ukrainian person Tags: animate
    Sense id: en-opîtatowêw-crk-noun-ZVBeA3gf Categories (other): Plains Cree entries with incorrect language header, Plains Cree terms prefixed with o-, Plains Cree terms suffixed with -towêw Disambiguation of Plains Cree entries with incorrect language header: 54 46 Disambiguation of Plains Cree terms prefixed with o-: 44 56 Disambiguation of Plains Cree terms suffixed with -towêw: 44 56
The following are not (yet) sense-disambiguated
Synonyms: pîtâtowêw Related terms: okistapowak (english: squaters), also used to refer to Ukrainians and continental Europeans in Canada, apotasâkwak (english: inside out coats), referring to the кожушанка (kožušanka), sheepskin coats worn by newly-arrived Ukrainian immigrants at the end of the nineteenth century

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