Table 1.

Various spellings and meanings of the comprehensive health concept among different Algonquian peoples in Canada.

People	Spelling	Meaning	Reference(s)
Anishnaabe	Mino-pimadiziwin; Minawaziwin	Good life; well-being	[27]
	Minawasiwin	Well-being	[28]
	Mno bmaadis	Balance between all elements of life: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual	[29]
	Bimadiziwin	Importance of balance for well-being	[30]
	Bimaadiziwin	Living a long, fruitful life in communion with family, community, other-than-human persons, the environment, the Creator, and the spirit world	[31]
	Mino madji8in	Well-being, harmony, and balance	[32]
	Mnaamodzawin	Good life	[33]
	Minododazin	Holistic understanding of respect reaching beyond oneself	[34]
	Mino-bimaadiziwin	Vision of life and philosophy	[35]
Atikamek	Miro matisiwin	-	[32]
Cree	Miõo pimâtisiwin; Mino-pimatisiwin; Mino-pimatiseewin	Good living and healthy living	[36]
	Mino-pimatisiwin	Relations guide good conduct, which in turn leads to mino-pimatisiwin	[37]
	Miyuupimaatsiiun	Being alive well, responsible toward the land, able to hunt and fish on the land, to pursue traditional activities, have access to good food, appreciate life, and be in relation with other community members.	[6,38,39,40]
	Miyo-mahcihoyān	Physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being	[41]
Innu	Minu inniuin	-	[32]