agwaa'wi
vta
[NI]
take it (animate) off the water or fire (using something), take it (animate) out of the pot (using something), dip or scoop it (animate) out
agwaakwa'an
vti
nail it up against the wall; post it up
(detransitive)
agwaakwa'ige
vai
s/he nails things up, posts things
(verb of undergoing)
agwaakwa'igaade
vii
it is posted (by someone), "they" post it
(derived noun)
agwaakwa'igan
ni
a sign, a poster, a posted notice
(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 it (animate) off something; take it (animate) off the fire
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