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ozaawadite vii nj
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it turns brown or yellow from the sun, is dyed brown or yellow

Paired with: ozaawadiso vai



ozaawadite 0s ind; ozaawaditeg 0s conj; wezaawaditeg 0s ch-conj; Stem: /ozaawadite-/

ozaawadite0s ind nj
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ozaawaditeg0s conj nj
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wezaawaditeg0s ch-conj nj
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Miinan ozaawaditewan gii-ani-ishpi-dagwaagig.

Blueberries turn brownish in the late fall.
 nj
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ozaawadite /ozaawadite-/: /ozaaw-/
brown, orange, yellow
; /-adite/
it is dyed, colored

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