Reconstruction:Proto-Algonquian/ke·kw

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Proto-Algonquian

Noun

*ke·kw

Descendants

Central Algonquian:
- Miami: kiikoo (“something”)
- Fox: kêkôhi (“something, anything”)
- Menominee: kǣkōh (“something, anything”)
- Ojibwe: gegoo (“something, anything”)
- Ottawa: gegoo (“something, anything”)
- Southern East Cree: ᒑᐧᑳᓐ (caaykaan, “something, what”)
- Cree: ᑮᑳᐧᕀ (kiikaayy, “something, what”)
- Moose Cree: ᑫᒀᓐkêkwân (“something, what”)
- Naskapi: ᒐᒂᓐ (chakwaan, “something, what”)
- Plains Cree: ᑮᑲᐧᕀkîkway (“something, thing, anything”)
- Michif: keekwee (“something”), keekwaay (“what”)
Eastern Algonquian:
- Abenaki: kagui (“something, what”)
- Munsee: kwéek (“what, thing”)
- Unami: kèku (“what, thing, something, anything”)
- Mahican: kaakway (“what, thing”)
- Malecite-Passamaquoddy: keq (“what, something”)
- Mi'kmaq: goqwei (“what”)
- Mohegan-Pequot: cáqan (“something, what”)
- Massachusett: chágwas/chauguas (“what”), teâg (“thing, object”)
- Penobscot: kekʷ (“anything, something, what”)

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