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bapangigaa vii es
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it is dripping, keeps dripping

Paired with: bapangigaa vai



bapangigaa 0s ind; bapangigaag 0s conj; bepangigaag 0s ch-conj; bapangigaamagad 0s aug ind; Stem: /bapangigaa-/

bapangigaa0s ind nj
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es
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bapangigaag0s conj nj
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es
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bepangigaag0s ch-conj nj
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es
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bapangigaamagad0s aug ind es
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gaawiin bapangigaasinoon0s ind neg es
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Bapangigaa miskwi.

The blood is dripping.
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Gii-kiziisaga'ige imaa gaa-izhi-bapangigaag 'iw waasamoo-bimide.

He wiped the floor up where the oil was dripping.
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reduplication of: bangigaa

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