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ozhitaw vta rg
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make, build, form (it) for h/

See also: ozhitamaw vta



indoozhitawaa 1s - 3s ind; nindoozhitawaa 1s - 3s ind; nidoozhitawaa 1s - 3s ind; odoozhitawaan 3s - 3' ind; ozhitawaad 3s - 3' conj; wezhitawaad 3s - 3' ch-conj; ozhitaw 2s - 3 imp; Stem: /ozhitaw-/

nindoozhitawaa1s - 3s ind rg
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odoozhitawaan3s - 3' ind rg
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ozhitawaad3s - 3' conj rg
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wezhitawaad3s - 3' ch-conj rg
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ozhitaw2s - 3 imp rg
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ozhitaw /ozhitaw-/: /ozhit-/ stem of ozhitoon vti2 ; /-aw/
do it for h/

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Word Family

ozhitoon vti2 make, build, form it
(benefactive) ozhitaw vta make, build, form (it) for h/
(benefactive) ozhitamaw vta make, build, form (it) for h/
(reflexive) ozhitamaazo vai s/he makes, builds, forms (it) for h/ self
(detransitive) ozhichige vai s/he makes, builds, forms things (verb of undergoing) ozhichigaade vii it is made, built, formed (by someone), "they" make, build, form it (verb of undergoing) ozhichigaazo vai s/he is made, built, formed (by someone), "they" make, build, form h/ (derived noun) ozhichigan ni something made, built, or formed: a hand-made thing, a manufactured thing, a product

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