English - Ojibwe Dictionary:

wow

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Synonyms of the word "wow":

Windows On Window	wowed	wowing
wows

The definition of word "wow":

+3	1. cry of enthusiasm, cry of amazement, cry of surprise or admiration
+3	2. excellent; complete success; exclamation of surprise, wonder, pleasure, dismay, etc.
+1	3. distorted sound; great success (Slang); barking, howling (Slang)
+1	4. oh, awesome, gee whiz. Usage example: Wow! I can see every star in the universe tonight.
+1	5. Aviation Weight on wheels
	6. excite; impress; bark, howl (Slang)
	7. n (informal) a person or thing that is very successful, attractive or pleasant The film may not be a wow with the public but it got great reviews. He's not particularly good-looking but he's a real wow with the girls in his class. I had a wow of a time (= a very good time) at the party last night.
	8. In the MS Windows (NT/2000/XP) world is a acronym describing environment for 16-bit applications inside Win32 subsystem (Sometimes called sandbox). This environment is build upon Ntvdm.exe (NT Virtual DOS Machine) and Wowexec.exe processes. On the other side, Windows 9x runs Win16 applications in the same address space as the current Win32 application (have no address space protection from one another).
	9. oh, awesome, gee whiz; Wow! I can see every star in the universe tonight.
	10. Repetitive but slow variations in recording or playback tape speed.
	11. An undesirable, slow periodic variation in tape speed.
	12. WEIGHT ON WEELS
	13. something that proves an extraordinary success
	14. amaze, astonish or greatly impress (from Scottish)

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We have found the following ojibwe words and translations for "wow":

	English	Ojibwe
1.	wow	wa!
2.	wow!	aa haa!
3.	wow!	wad!
4.	wow!	wiishtaa

So, this is how you say "wow" in ojibwe.

Expressions containing "wow":

	English	Ojibwe
1.	pow-wow	niimi`idiwin+an
2.	pow-wow	naami`iding
3.	pow-wow: be a ~	niimi`idim

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wow

wa!

aa haa!

wad!

wiishtaa

pow-wow

pow-wow

pow-wow: be a ~