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bagamibizo vai es
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s/he arrives speeding, driving, flying

Paired with: bagamibide vii



imbagamibiz 1s ind; nimbagamibiz 1s ind; nibagamibiz 1s ind; bagamibizo 3s ind; bagamibizod 3s conj; begamibizod 3s ch-conj; Stem: /bagamibizo-/

nimbagamibiz1s ind nj
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nibagamibiz1s ind es
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bagamibizo3s ind nj
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es
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bagamibizod3s conj nj
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es
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begamibizod3s ch-conj es
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gii-pagamibizo3s ind pst nj
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es
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Mii omaa gaa-izhi-bagamibizoyaang aazhidemog.

We got to the crossing.
 es
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Bemijigamaag onjibizo awe gaa-pi-bagamibizod.

The one that just drove up came from Bemidji.
 es
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Gii-pi-naazibiibatoo ge-ani-bagamibizoyaan.

She came running down to the shore to greet me when I arrived.
 nj
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Giishpin Jason de-diba'ang waasigani-bimide, waabang da-bagamibizo.

If Jason has enough money to buy gas, he'll be arriving tomorrow.
 nj
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Ozhigaabawi waa-tazhi-bii'aad gichi-odaabaanan ji-bagamibizonid.

She is standing there waiting for the bus to come.
 nj
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bagamibizo /bagamibizo-/: /bagam-/
arrive
; /-bizo/
s/he or it (animate) moves without obstruction, flies, speeds, falls, drives
Reduplicated Form: babagamibizo

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