The Potawatomi language includes words like "bozho" for hello, "miigwech" for thank you, "giiwen" for when, and "bbon" for water.
Some alternative words to use instead of "he" include: they, it, the person, the individual, one.
Some examples of words that use the root "pon/pos/posit" include: position, deposit, opponent, exposition.
Temperature, thermometer, thermal, thermos.
the answer is ........... babies, and skies thank you very much
Some words that use the prefix 'un' are:unableunbelievableunconsciousundeniableunendingunfurledungainlyunholyunimaginableunjustunknownunlovedunmeritedunnoticedunownedunprovenunquietunrestunsinkableuntidyunusedunvariedunwantedunexplained (OK, so I cheated a little)unyieldingunzip
they ate caribou and deer fur would be turned into clothing.
A childs parent passed on what they did to thier children.
the Pottawatomie one of the three fires lived in wigwam's.
the Pottawatomie ate caribou and deer was used to make clothing.
You could use words like us, we, our, ourselves.
some dutch words that we still use today are cookie waffle and coal.
Some of the words you use and some of the stories you hear come from Ancient Greece.
Some key words used in evaluations are:acceptableappropriatecapableexcellentexpectedexperiencedsatisfactorytrusted
what are some words that describe that United States History? what are some words that describe that United States History? what are some words you can use to describe the unites states hirtory use the A-Z alphanbet?
Some alternative words to use instead of "he" include: they, it, the person, the individual, one.
Some words with FF:BaffleBluffBuffBuffaloBuffedBufferBuffetCaffCaffeineCliffCoffeeCoffinCuffCuffedCuffsDifferDoffDuffDuffelFluffFluffsFluffyGaffGriffGruffGuffHuffHuffedJiffLuffMiffMuffMuffinMuffleMufflerMufflesOffOffalOffedOfferOffsPuffPufferPuffinPuffsQuaffQuiffRaffRaffleRiffRiffedRiffleRuffRuffleScoffScruffScuffSniffSnuffSpiffStaffStiffStuffSufferSuffixTiffToffToffeeWaffleWhiff
some other words you can use are sad, unhappy, depressing, miserable, painful! hope these answers work for you!