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Die Definition des Wort "from":

+3	1. Used with a repeated word to show that something keeps on. Without ending. For example: The world grows wiser from age to age. Or: He goes from day to day without changing his necktie. Also used in a short form like an adjective. For example: The superintendent spends more time on plans for the future, and the principal handles the day-to-day problems of the school. Used with a repeated word to show that something happens again and again. For example: She sells face cream from door to door. Or: The artist goes from place to place painting pictures. Also used in a short form like an adjective. For example: Mr. Roberts began as a door-to-door salesman, and now is president of the company. Used with words showing opposite or extreme limits, often to emphasize that something is very large or complete. For example: The eagle's wings measured six feet from tip to tip. Or: Sarah read the book from cover to cover. Or: Mrs. Miller's dinner included everything from soup to nuts. Or: That book is a bestseller from Maine to California. Or: The captain looked the boy over from head to foot. Or: The dog sniffed the yard from end to end in search of a bone. Or: This new car has been redesigned from top to bottom. Or: That bookstore has books on everything from archery to zoology. Or: The television show was broadcast from coast to coast. Or: He knows mathematics from A to Z. Sometimes used in a short form like an adjective. For example: The airplane made a non-stop coast-to-coast flight.
+1	2. anagram form
+1	3. starting in, beginning at, originating in (indicates a source); by; since; due to, caused by
+1	4. Fusable (Link) Read-Only Memory
	5. R E M O V E (preposition) used to show that someone has left a place, or that something has been removed or taken away People who were exiled from their homes during the war are now able to return. She's very upset because her handbag was snatched from her in the street this morning. A refining process is used to extract usable fuel from crude oil. If you take a smaller amount from a larger amount, you reduce the larger amount by the smaller one. Three from sixteen is thirteen. Thirty subtracted from fifty equals twenty.

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Wir haben die folgenden ojibwe Wörter und Übersetzungen für "from" gefunden:

	Englisch	Ojibwe
1.	from	onji
2.	from	onji-
3.	from	akwi

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Ausdrücke mit from:

	Englisch	Ojibwe
1.	[< possibly from Zagaakwaandago	Zagwaandagaa+g §
2.	[< possibly from Zagaakwaandago	Zagwaandagaawinini+wag §
3.	abscess: matter runs from an ~	miniiwan
4.	absent: be ~ from home	ondamishkaa
5.	absent: be ~ from SP	ondendi
6.	accept TH from OT	odaapinamaage
7.	accept TH from SB	odaapinamaw
8.	accept TH from ST	odaapinaman
9.	across from	dibishkoo
10.	across from it	agaamayi`iing
11.	across from it	agaamaya`ii
12.	across from it	agaamiya`ii
13.	across from it	agaamayi`ii
14.	across from ST	aazhawiyi`ii
15.	ail from a curse	majine
16.	along: run ~ in flight from SB	bimiba`iwe
17.	ancient: native person from ~ d	anishinaabeban+iig §
18.	angry: be ~ from being hungry	nishkiskade
19.	appear: water ~s from ground	mookijiwan §
20.	armpit: have ~ smell stale from	wiishaagoningwii §
21.	around the corner from ST	aazhawayi`iinh
22.	around the corner from ST	aazhawayi`ii
23.	around the corner from ST	aazhawiyi`ii
24.	around the corner from ST	aazhawiyi`iing
25.	arrive from the hunt	bagamanokii
26.	arrive in flight from OT	bagamiba`iwe
27.	ascend a hill/mountain from sho	gopaamajiwe §
28.	attack SB from hiding	mookiitaw
29.	awake from deep sleep	aabizingwashi
30.	awaken from cold	amadaji
31.	awaken from pain	amajine
32.	awaken SB from shaking	amajiwebin
33.	away from shore	niminaawe-
34.	away: go ~ from shore	gopii
35.	away: go ~ from shore	gopi
36.	away: go ~ from water	gopii
37.	away: go ~ from water	gopi
38.	away: paddle ~ from shore	niminaaweshkaa
39.	away: paddle ~ from shore	niminaawe`am
40.	away: take ~ from TH	ajoowinige
41.	back and forth from boat to boa	gwekwekoonag §
42.	back and forth from door to doo	gwekwekishkwaand §
43.	back and forth from one boat si	gwekwekoonag §
44.	back and forth from one door si	gwekwekishkwaand §
45.	back: break ~ from falling	bookwaawiganeshin
46.	back: draw ~ from SB	azhetaw
47.	back: draw ~ from ST	azhetan
48.	back: paddle from the ~ end	animitaama`am
49.	bad medicine: fall ill from ~	niboowise
50.	bark: remove ~ from trees	manikwam
51.	bay: from the ~	wiikwedong
52.	beach: become ~ed (from the wat	agwaaweba`o §
53.	bear skin from a male bear	naabekwayaan+ag
54.	beat crumb/dust from SB	baapiiwaganaam
55.	beat crumb/dust from ST	baapiiwiganaandan
56.	belch from overeating	jiigenishkoozo
57.	belly: have a swollen ~ (from g	boodaajiishkaa §
58.	belly: have a swollen ~ (from i	misijii §
59.	bent from heat and dryness	washkaakwadozo
60.	bent from heat and dryness	washkaakwadode
61.	birchbark: remove ~ from tree	wiigwaasike
62.	birchbark: remove ~ from tree	wiigwaasiwike
63.	bird coming from the south	zhaawani-bineshiinh+yag
64.	bite a piece from SB	bakwem
65.	bite a piece from SB	bakiim
66.	bite a piece from ST	bakiindan
67.	bite a piece from ST	bakwendan
68.	bite a piece from TH	bakwenjige
69.	blister the foot from friction	abishkwebiigizidebizo
70.	blister the hand from friction	abishkwebiigininjiibizo
71.	blister the skin from a burn	abishkwebiigazhebizo
72.	blow: be ~n from there	ondaashi
73.	blow: be ~n from there	ondaasin
74.	boat: back and forth from ~ to	gwekwekoonag §
75.	boat: back and forth from one ~	gwekwekoonag §
76.	boil: steam appears from a ~ing	baashkineyaajiwande §
77.	boil: steam appears from a ~ing	baashkineyaajiwanzo §
78.	borrow from SB	awi`aazom
79.	borrow TH from OT	adaawange
80.	borrow TH from SB	awiyaazom
81.	borrow: ~/rent TH from SB	adaawam
82.	both end: water flows from ~s	edawayi`iimaamiwan
83.	bow: draw from the ~	bimodaakwe
84.	break back from falling	bookwaawiganeshin
85.	break from heat	baaside
86.	break from rubbing	bakiboozo
87.	break from rubbing	bakiboode
88.	break to pieces from waves	bigishkaa`ogon
89.	break to pieces from waves	bigishkaa`ogo
90.	breaks from very cold weather	biigwaakwadin
91.	breathe hard from being tired	ayekonaamo §
92.	breathe: damp & heat from ~ing	abwenaamowin+an
93.	brush crumb/dust from SB	baapiiwishim
94.	brush crumb/dust from SB	baapiiwibizh
95.	brush crumb/dust from SB [sheet	baapiiwegin §
96.	brush crumb/dust from SB by usi	baapiiwaw §
97.	brush crumb/dust from SB by usi	baapiiwizh §
98.	brush crumb/dust from ST	baapiiwisidoon
99.	brush crumb/dust from ST	baapiiwibidoon
100.	brush crumb/dust from ST [cloth	baapiiweginan §
101.	brush crumb/dust from ST by usi	baapiiwi`an §
102.	brush crumb/dust from ST by usi	baapiiwinan §

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from

onji

onji-

akwi

[< possibly from Zagaakwaandago

[< possibly from Zagaakwaandago

abscess: matter runs from an ~

absent: be ~ from home

absent: be ~ from SP

accept TH from OT

accept TH from SB

accept TH from ST

across from

across from it

across from it

across from it

across from it

across from ST

ail from a curse

along: run ~ in flight from SB

ancient: native person from ~ d

angry: be ~ from being hungry

appear: water ~s from ground

armpit: have ~ smell stale from

around the corner from ST

around the corner from ST

around the corner from ST

around the corner from ST

arrive from the hunt

arrive in flight from OT

ascend a hill/mountain from sho

attack SB from hiding

awake from deep sleep

awaken from cold

awaken from pain

awaken SB from shaking

away from shore

away: go ~ from shore

away: go ~ from shore

away: go ~ from water

away: go ~ from water

away: paddle ~ from shore

away: paddle ~ from shore

away: take ~ from TH

back and forth from boat to boa

back and forth from door to doo

back and forth from one boat si

back and forth from one door si

back: break ~ from falling

back: draw ~ from SB

back: draw ~ from ST

back: paddle from the ~ end

bad medicine: fall ill from ~

bark: remove ~ from trees

bay: from the ~

beach: become ~ed (from the wat

bear skin from a male bear

beat crumb/dust from SB

beat crumb/dust from ST

belch from overeating

belly: have a swollen ~ (from g

belly: have a swollen ~ (from i

bent from heat and dryness

bent from heat and dryness

birchbark: remove ~ from tree

birchbark: remove ~ from tree

bird coming from the south

bite a piece from SB

bite a piece from SB

bite a piece from ST

bite a piece from ST

bite a piece from TH

blister the foot from friction

blister the hand from friction

blister the skin from a burn

blow: be ~n from there

blow: be ~n from there

boat: back and forth from ~ to

boat: back and forth from one ~

boil: steam appears from a ~ing