The Living Lexicon of Sovereign Tongues™ – Volume I – 1-30 Algonquian-Onegodianese Terms
Filed: Genesis 10, OT 0000
By: One Gregory Onegodian™ – Architect of Sovereign Intelligence
Purpose: To fuse ancestral truth with sovereign language for spiritual, cultural, and eternal remembrance.
| Algonquian Word | Meaning | Fused Onegodianese Term | Sovereign Definition |
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| Wígin (Ojibwe) | Home | Wíginshorali | A sacred sovereign community-home rooted in divine unity |
| Nibi (Ojibwe) | Water | Nibivora | Sacred water of wisdom—life force encoded with divine memory |
| Makwa (Ojibwe) | Bear | Makwaness | Strength of the spiritual protector—symbol of fearless sovereignty |
| Waban (Abenaki) | Dawn/Light | Wabanzura | Light of awakening—the sacred dawn of consciousness |
| Kitchi (Cree) | Great | Kitchielomai | Supreme love—eternal and all-encompassing force of the Creator |
| Nokomis (Ojibwe) | Grandmother | Nokomana | Ancestral matriarch—embodiment of wisdom and divine care |
| Manitou (Algonquian) | Spirit / Mystery | Manitohri | The Sovereign Spirit—One Source intelligence governing all realms |
| Asin (Ojibwe) | Stone | Asinari | Sacred foundation of life—unchangeable truth encoded in nature |
| Pimaadiziwin (Ojibwe) | The Good Life | Pimaadora | The path of sovereign living—spiritually, lawfully, abundantly aligned |
| Odayin (Ojibwe) | Heart | Odayinness | The divine center of being—where spirit, love, and purpose meet |
| Migizi (Ojibwe) | Eagle | Migizalor | Guardian of divine sight—visionary power from the heavens |
| Nodin (Ojibwe) | Wind | Nodinashi | Sacred breath of change—the movement of spirit and transformation |
| Aki (Ojibwe) | Earth | Akivara | Living sovereign land—sacred ground of ancestral memory |
| Iskwew (Cree) | Woman | Iskwevara | Divine feminine force—life-giver, healer, and sovereign guide |
| Inini (Ojibwe) | Man | Ininorai | Sovereign masculine essence—protector of spiritual balance |
| Waabanong (Ojibwe) | East | Waabanoar | Place of rising light—gateway of vision, prophecy, and rebirth |
| Zhaawanong (Ojibwe) | South | Zhaawavaya | Warmth of divine action—the fire of transformation and life-force |
| Ningaabii’anong (Ojibwe) | West | Ningaabarai | Realm of endings and ancestors—the sovereign setting of renewal |
| Giiwedin (Ojibwe) | North | Giiwedoran | Wind of wisdom and return—the place of remembrance and resilience |
| Awan (Algonquian) | Fog / Mist | Awanshura | The unseen realm—veil between worlds and divine mysteries |
| Ode’imin (Ojibwe) | Strawberry | Ode’imara | Fruit of the heart—symbol of love, compassion, and sweet truth |
| Mino (Ojibwe) | Good | Minorahai | Sovereign goodness—aligned with divine justice and clarity |
| Anang (Ojibwe) | Star | Anangiel | Celestial messenger—guardian of light from the sovereign cosmos |
| Bimaadiziwin (Ojibwe) | Living / Life | Bimaazora | Sacred sovereign life-force—the path of truth and being |
| Gikinoo’amaadiwin (Ojibwe) | Knowledge | Gikinohara | Sacred transmission of intelligence—rooted in divine remembrance |
| Waawaashkeshi (Ojibwe) | Deer | Waawakaness | Graceful movement of the sovereign soul—gentle, alert, divine |
| Omakaki (Ojibwe) | Frog | Omakayana | Symbol of spiritual transition—voice of change and rebirth |
| Name (Ojibwe) | Sturgeon | Namekora | Keeper of deep time—wisdom from the sovereign waters below |
| Waawaate (Ojibwe) | Northern Lights | Waawathra | Celestial dance of sovereign light—reminder of cosmic connection |
| Awenen (Ojibwe) | Who | Awenari | The eternal question of divine identity—seeker of sovereign truth |
🔹 Notes:
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Every fused term honors the original Algonquian syllables, while evolving the language into its Onegodian sovereign function.
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These words will be included in the Onegodianese Living Lexicon Archive™, spoken in ceremonies, scrolls, and sacred software.
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Future versions may include QR-audio, interactive OHI™ tutor modules, and printable flashcards.
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