Definition of windigo in English:

windigo

(also wendigo)

nounPlural windigoes, Plural windigosˈwɪndɪɡəʊˈwindəˌɡō

(in the folklore of the northern Algonquian Indians) a cannibalistic giant; a person who has been transformed into a monster by the consumption of human flesh.
Example sentencesExamples
- I only hope the Kudo comes and gets him in the night, like the wendigo.
- I must see a traveling paper, then you may come stay the night with us so as you will be safe from the wendigos.
- Manjimanidoo or evil spirits existed; windigos were especially terrifying spirits who dwelled within lakes and practiced cannibalism.
- There's something we forgot to tell you about the wendigo.
- In the depths of the winter, the windigo seeks to feast on human flesh.

Origin

From Ojibwa wintiko.

Definition of windigo in US English:

windigo

(also wendigo)

nounˈwindəˌɡō

(in the folklore of some northern Algonquian peoples) a cannibalistic giant; a person who has been transformed into a monster by the consumption of human flesh.
Example sentencesExamples
- Manjimanidoo or evil spirits existed; windigos were especially terrifying spirits who dwelled within lakes and practiced cannibalism.
- I must see a traveling paper, then you may come stay the night with us so as you will be safe from the wendigos.
- In the depths of the winter, the windigo seeks to feast on human flesh.
- I only hope the Kudo comes and gets him in the night, like the wendigo.
- There's something we forgot to tell you about the wendigo.

Origin

From Ojibwa wintiko.

单词	windigo
释义	Definition of windigo in English: windigo (also wendigo) nounPlural windigoes, Plural windigosˈwɪndɪɡəʊˈwindəˌɡō (in the folklore of the northern Algonquian Indians) a cannibalistic giant; a person who has been transformed into a monster by the consumption of human flesh. Example sentencesExamples I only hope the Kudo comes and gets him in the night, like the wendigo. I must see a traveling paper, then you may come stay the night with us so as you will be safe from the wendigos. Manjimanidoo or evil spirits existed; windigos were especially terrifying spirits who dwelled within lakes and practiced cannibalism. There's something we forgot to tell you about the wendigo. In the depths of the winter, the windigo seeks to feast on human flesh. Origin From Ojibwa wintiko. Definition of windigo in US English: windigo (also wendigo) nounˈwindəˌɡō (in the folklore of some northern Algonquian peoples) a cannibalistic giant; a person who has been transformed into a monster by the consumption of human flesh. Example sentencesExamples Manjimanidoo or evil spirits existed; windigos were especially terrifying spirits who dwelled within lakes and practiced cannibalism. I must see a traveling paper, then you may come stay the night with us so as you will be safe from the wendigos. In the depths of the winter, the windigo seeks to feast on human flesh. I only hope the Kudo comes and gets him in the night, like the wendigo. There's something we forgot to tell you about the wendigo. Origin From Ojibwa wintiko.
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