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net rack pole

agoodinasabaanaak sg; agoodinasabaanaakoon pl; Stem: /agoodinasabaanaakw-/

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agoodinasabaanaak	sg	es Listen rg Listen
agoodinasabaanaakoon	pl	es Listen rg Listen

Sentence Examples

Mii iwidi gaa-izhinigaadang iniw agoodinasabaanaakoon aazhawaya'ii imaa basadinaang. He lugged those net rack poles on his shoulder across the valley.	es Listen
Ogii-zasagaakwa'aan i'iw agoodinasabaanaak gaa-onakidood. He nailed up the net rack he had set up. [nailing the poles onto the posts]	es Listen

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