nitchie
UK/ˈniːtʃiː/US/ˈnit͡ʃi/
nitchie noun: a Native North American.
Noun
nitchie (plural nitchies)
- A Native North American.
- (my) friend
Forms of nitchie
| plural | nitchies |
|---|---|
| alternative form | neechee |
| alternative form | neechie |
| alternative form | neechi |
Origin of nitchie
From Ojibwe niijii (“my friend”); its further origin is not entirely clear. Eugene Stillday says it is a short form of niijikiwenh (“my brother, my fellow man”). Also from Cree [Term?].
Questions about nitchie
- What does nitchie mean?
- Nitchie means a Native North American.
- What part of speech is nitchie?
- Nitchie is a noun.
- How do you pronounce nitchie?
- Nitchie is pronounced /ˈniːtʃiː/ (UK).
- What is the plural of nitchie?
- The plural of nitchie is nitchies.
Words near nitchie in the dictionary
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