(detransitive)
agwaasijige
vai
take things ashore, take things off a boat or vehicle, unload things off something
(passive)
agwaasijigaade
vii
it is taken ashore; it is taken off the fire
(passive)
agwaasijigaazo
vai
s/he is taken ashore; s/he is taken off the fire
agwaasijigaade
vii
it is taken ashore; it is taken off the fire
agwaasijigaazo
vai
s/he is taken ashore; s/he is taken off the fire
agwaasijige
vai
take things ashore, take things off a boat or vehicle, unload things off something
agwaashim
vta
take h/ ashore, take h/ off a boat or vehicle, unload h/ off something; take h/ off the fire
(benefactive)
agwaawebinamaw
vta
throw (it) out of the water for or to h/
(detransitive)
agwaawebinige
vai
s/he throws things out of the water, throws things ashore
(verb of undergoing)
agwaawebinigaade
vii
it is thrown out of the water, is thrown ashore
(verb of undergoing)
agwaawebinigaazo
vai
s/he is thrown out of the water, is thrown ashore
agwaawebinigaade
vii
it is thrown out of the water, is thrown ashore
agwaawebinigaazo
vai
s/he is thrown out of the water, is thrown ashore
agwaawebinige
vai
s/he throws things out of the water, throws things ashore
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