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Oleoneh

Oleoneh (pronounced similar to wool-ee-woh-nee) means "thank you" in the Abenaki-Penobscot language. It is spelled woliwoni in the modern Abenaki orthography (spelling system.)

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Here are a few good books about the Abenaki language and tribe:
The Language of Basket Making
Abenaki-English Dictionary
Voice of the Dawn

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