Reimagined role-name in Biigtigong’s dialect of Nishnaabemwin:

• Gaa-nnaandwigiigdod Wii-mmaanjgon’gaazsing

Gaa-nnaandwigiigdod Wii-mmaanjgon’gaazsing ~ Harm-reduction Counsellor

Morphemes (building blocks of each word):

• Gaa-nnaandwigiigdod ~ “counsellor”
  • Gaa-…d ~ “someone who…”
  • nnaandwi ~ reduplicated “seeking”, “seeking-seeking”
  • giigdo ~ “someone speaks”
• Wii-mmaanjgon’gaazsing ~ “for harm-reduction”
  • Wii- ~ “so that…”
  • mmaanjgo ~ “unable to move, restrained, immobile”
  • n ~ “act on h/ by hand”
  • gaaz ~ “someone undergoes action (by someone else)”
  • sing ~ “…(abstract-)they do not”, “…’ones’ do not”

A translation of the morphemes:

• someone-who-seeks-seeks-speaks so that people are not restrained/immobilized by things/people

A plainer, more free-form English translation:

• someone who counsels people so that people are not immobilized/restrained by their addiction(s)

A formal-English translation:

• Harm-reduction Counsellor