ᑲᑭᑭᐢᑲᒥᕁ  ᑮᑲᐧᕀ kakikiskamihk kîkway [VAI]

s/he wears it, kikiskam (vti); s/he had pants on, kikitâsew (vta); the act of wearing a holy garmet, kihcitwasehowin (ni); s/he has a coat or dress on, kikasâkew (vai); s/he wears snowshoes, kikasâmew (vti); s/he wears socks, kikasikanew (vta); s/he has shoes on, kikaskisinew (vti); s/he has gloves or mitts on, kikastisew (vta); s/he has a hat on, kikastotinew (vti); s/he has clothes on, kikayowinsew (vti); s/he wears an emblem, kiskiwehow (vti); the act of wearing something to be recognized by, i.e.: an emblem, kiskiwehowin (ni); s/he is wearing pants, kitasew (vta); s/he wears new clothes, oskisîhow (vai); the act of wearing new clothes, oskisîhowin (ni); s/he wears only one shoe, napateskisinew (vai); s/he wears a slip or petticoat, pihtawesâkew (vta); s/he wears underpants, i.e.: long johns or underwear, pihtawetasew (vta); s/he puts on or wears undergarments, pihtoskawew (vti); s/he wears a coat under another coat, âhkwetawesâkew (vti); s/he wears suspenders, pîmakamehpisiw (vai); s/he wears them around her/his neck, tapiskawew (vta)

Source: Alberta Elders' Cree Dictionary English-Cree

Language: Cree