(detransitive)
ojaanimi'iwe
vai
s/he gives people a hard time, gets after people, creates anxiety; s/he rushes people, makes people hurry
(reciprocal)
ojaanimi'idiwag
vai
they give each other a hard time, get after each other
ojaanimi'idiwag
vai
they give each other a hard time, get after each other
ojaanimi'iwe
vai
s/he gives people a hard time, gets after people, creates anxiety; s/he rushes people, makes people hurry
ojaanimim
vta
hurry h/ (by speech); give h/ a hard time, get after h/ (by speech)
(reciprocal)
ojaanimindiwag
vai
they give each other a hard time, get after each other (by speech)
ojaanimindiwag
vai
they give each other a hard time, get after each other (by speech)
ojaanimishkaa
vai
s/he is in a hurry going somewhere
ojaanimitaa
vai
s/he is busy (in some work or activity)
(detransitive)
ojibwewibii'ige
vai
s/he writes in Ojibwe
(verb of undergoing)
ojibwewibii'igaade
vii
it is written in Ojibwe (by someone); "they" write it in Ojibwe
ojibwewibii'igaade
vii
it is written in Ojibwe (by someone); "they" write it in Ojibwe
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