How do you say friend in Cree?

There isn't a single, universally accepted word for "friend" in Cree. The specific term used depends on the dialect and context. Here are some common options:

For close friends:

* Nîsôhkom: This is a common term for "friend" in some Cree dialects, especially in the Plains Cree region.

* Kîya: This word can mean "friend" or "companion."

* Wâpamêw: This term means "someone you know well" or "close acquaintance" and can be used for friends.

For acquaintances or people you know:

* Mîna: This word is more general and refers to someone you know or are familiar with.

* Kîsêw: This term can mean "neighbor" or "acquaintance."

For someone you respect or admire:

* Nîkân: This word means "older sibling" but can also be used as a term of respect for a friend.

Note: The best way to find the most accurate translation for "friend" in a specific Cree dialect is to consult with a fluent speaker of that dialect.