I've got some questions about Moose Cree reflexes.
Moose Cree is an L-Dialect variety of the Cree language, so that where Proto-Algonquian had *r, Moose Cree has /l/. This explains the first /l/ in the word ililiw (a (native) man, from PA *ereniwa).
What I am interested in is knowing about that second /l/. PA had *n, so why is this /l/ in Moose Cree? *n corresponds to modern-day /n/ in Moose Cree, which is why they say ciimaan for "boat".