English - Ojibwe Dictionary:
Synonyms of the word "tear":
| teared |
teares |
tearing |
| tears |
tore |
torn |
The definition of word "tear":
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1. produce tears in the eyes; fill with tears in the eyes |
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2. droplet of fluid from the eye; rip, rend; spree, wild celebration (Informal) |
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3. S E P A R A T E (v) (past simple) tore, (past participle) torn - to pull or be pulled apart, or to pull pieces off You have to be very careful with books this old because the paper tends to tear very easily. The pastry tore as I was putting it into the dish. I tore my skirt on the chair as I stood up. A couple of pages had been torn out of/from the book. He tore the letter up (= tore it into small pieces) . (M) (figurative) The employer just tore up (= treated as totally unimportant) the agreement with the union without consultation. (M) She tore his cheque into shreds (= small pieces) and threw them in the bin. (figurative informal) The examiner just tore my thesis/me to shreds (= severely criticized my work/me) . The dogs tore the rabbit apart/to pieces. (figurative) Our department was torn apart/to pieces (= destroyed) by silly quarrels. (figurative) She tore the room apart (= moved everything, opened all drawers, cupboards, etc. ) looking for her ring. (M) You've torn a hole in the knee of your trousers. She tore (off) a strip of material to make a bandage. (T or M) If you tear off your clothes you remove them quickly and carelessly. I tore my sweaty clothes off and jumped into the shower. If you tear someone away from somewhere, you make them leave there. They had to tear the little boy away from his dead cat. I had to tear myself away from the party at 10 o'clock, but I didn't want to go. (esp. disapproving) To tear down something, esp. a vertical structure, is to destroy it. They tore down the most beautiful old buildings to put up those monstrosities. My fence was torn down in the storm. (UK and ANZ informal) If you tear a strip off someone/tear them off a strip you tell them off forcefully. If you are tearing your hair out over a problem, you are feeling a lot of anxiety over it. She's been tearing her hair out over the final chapter of her novel for the last month. The pictures of hungry children tore at my heart/tore my heart out (= made me very sad) . Unfortunately, if he doesn't agree with you, he tends to tear into you (= attack you with words) . |
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4. anagram rate |
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5. rip, rend, lacerate |
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6. move or go with violence or great haste: "tear along the expressway" |
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We have found the following ojibwe words and translations for "tear":
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English |
Ojibwe |
| 1. |
tear |
zibiingway+an
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| 2. |
tear |
ozibiingwaan+an
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| 3. |
tear |
biigoshkaa
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| 4. |
tear |
giishkikaa
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So, this is how you say "tear" in ojibwe.
Conjugation of the verb "tear":
present I tear
you tear
he/she/it tears
we tear
you tear
they tear
simple past I tore
you tore
he/she/it tore
we tore
you tore
they tore
present perfect I have torn
you have torn
he/she/it has torn
we have torn
you have torn
they have torn
past continuous I was tearing
you were tearing
he/she/it was tearing
we were tearing
you were tearing
they were tearing
future I shall tear
you will tear
he/she/it will tear
we shall tear
you will tear
they will tear
continuous present I am tearing
you are tearing
he/she/it is tearing
we are tearing
you are tearing
they are tearing
subjunctive I be torn
you be torn
he/she/it be torn
we be torn
you be torn
they be torn
diverse tear
let's tear
torn
tearing
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Expressions containing "tear":
|
English |
Ojibwe |
| 1. |
apart: tear SB ~ |
daashkibizh |
| 2. |
break through wear and tear |
biigoshkaa |
| 3. |
correct way: tear SB ~ |
gwayakobizh |
| 4. |
correctly: tear SB ~ |
gwayakobizh |
| 5. |
down: tear SB ~ |
niisibizh |
| 6. |
down: tear ST ~ |
niisibidoon |
| 7. |
half: tear SB in ~ |
aabitawibizh |
| 8. |
half: tear ST in ~ |
aabitawibidoon |
| 9. |
kick and tear SB [using body/fo |
biigoshkaw § |
| 10. |
kick and tear ST [using body/fo |
biigoshkan § |
| 11. |
piece: tear SB to ~s |
bigishkibizh |
| 12. |
piece: tear ST to ~s |
bigishkibidoon |
| 13. |
shed a tear |
bangigaawizibiingwe |
| 14. |
straight: tear SB ~ |
gwayakobizh |
| 15. |
tear SB |
giishkibizh |
| 16. |
tear a head off |
giishkigwezhige |
| 17. |
tear a hole through SB |
zhaabwiiga` § |
| 18. |
tear a hole through ST |
zhaabwiiga`an § |
| 19. |
tear a net |
bakinasabii |
| 20. |
tear a piece off of SB |
bakwebizh |
| 21. |
tear a piece off of ST |
bakwebidoon |
| 22. |
tear apart |
daashkise |
| 23. |
tear clothes by snagging on ST |
giishkaakwajidoon |
| 24. |
tear head off SB |
giishkigwebizh |
| 25. |
tear head off ST |
giishkigwebidoon |
| 26. |
tear off |
bakwajise |
| 27. |
tear SB |
biigobizh |
| 28. |
tear SB |
biigojiishim |
| 29. |
tear SB |
biigojiibizh |
| 30. |
tear SB off |
bakibizh |
| 31. |
tear SB with body |
bakishkaw |
| 32. |
tear SB with foot |
bakishkaw |
| 33. |
tear SB |
biigoshkaw |
| 34. |
tear SB apart |
daashkibizh |
| 35. |
tear SB apart |
biigozh |
| 36. |
tear SB correct way |
gwayakobizh |
| 37. |
tear SB correctly |
gwayakobizh |
| 38. |
tear SB down |
niisibizh |
| 39. |
tear SB in cutting |
biigokozh |
| 40. |
tear SB in half |
aabitawibizh |
| 41. |
tear SB in OS mouth |
biigonem |
| 42. |
tear SB off |
giishkibizh |
| 43. |
tear SB off cleanly on snag |
giishkaakojim |
| 44. |
tear SB straight |
gwayakobizh |
| 45. |
tear SB to pieces |
bigishkibizh |
| 46. |
tear SB to pieces |
bapakibizh |
| 47. |
tear SB to pieces |
niigoshkaw |
| 48. |
tear SB with the teeth |
biigom |
| 49. |
tear SB with the teeth |
biigwam |
| 50. |
tear ST |
biigobidoon |
| 51. |
tear ST |
biigojiibidoon |
| 52. |
tear ST |
biigojiisidoon |
| 53. |
tear ST off |
bakibidoon |
| 54. |
tear ST with body |
bakishkan |
| 55. |
tear ST with foot |
bakishkan |
| 56. |
tear ST |
biigwa`an |
| 57. |
tear ST |
biigo`an |
| 58. |
tear ST |
biigoshkan |
| 59. |
tear ST apart |
biigonan |
| 60. |
tear ST apart |
daashkibidoon |
| 61. |
tear ST by rubbing |
bakiboodoon |
| 62. |
tear ST down |
niisibidoon |
| 63. |
tear ST down |
biigobidoon |
| 64. |
tear ST in cutting |
biigokodan |
| 65. |
tear ST in cutting for OS |
biigokodamaw |
| 66. |
tear ST in half |
aabitawibidoon |
| 67. |
tear ST in OS mouth |
biigonendan |
| 68. |
tear ST off |
giishkibidoon |
| 69. |
tear ST off cleanly on snag |
giishkaakojidoon |
| 70. |
tear ST straight |
gwayakobidoon |
| 71. |
tear ST to pieces |
niigoshkan |
| 72. |
tear ST to pieces |
bigishkibidoon |
| 73. |
tear ST to pieces |
bapakibidoon |
| 74. |
tear ST with the teeth |
biigondan |
| 75. |
tear ST with the teeth |
biigwandan |
| 76. |
tear TH |
biigobijige |
| 77. |
tear TH off |
giishkibijige |
| 78. |
tear: have ~y eyes |
zazaagizibiingwe |
| 79. |
tear: have ~y eyes due to smoke |
zazaagizibiingweyaabaso § |
| 80. |
tear: have eyes full of ~s |
mooshkinezibiingwe |
| 81. |
tear: laugh with ~s in eyes |
gigi-zibingebaapi |
| 82. |
tear: make SB cry by ~s |
mookom |
| 83. |
tear: shed ~s |
mawi |
| 84. |
tear: shed ~s |
bapangigaawizibiingwe |
| 85. |
tear: shed a ~ |
bangigaawizibiingwe |
| 86. |
tear: ST ~s |
giishkigise |
| 87. |
tear: wipe ~s |
gaasiinzibiingwe |
| 88. |
tear: with ~s
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gigi-zibiingway |
| 89. |
through: tear a hole ~ SB [shee |
zhaabwiiga` § |
| 90. |
through: tear a hole ~ ST [shee |
zhaabwiiga`an § |
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