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aagimaak na nj
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a white ash

[
white ash
; 
Fraxinus americana
]



aagimaak sg; aagimaakoog pl; aagimaakwag pl; aagimaakoons dim; aagimaakong loc; aagimaakosh pej; Stem: /aagimaakw-/

aagimaak sg es
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nj
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aagimaakoog pl es
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nj
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aagimaakoons dim es
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nj
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aagimaakong loc nj
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aagimaakosh pej nj
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Owenji'aan dazhiikawaad ini aagimaakoon onaaginaad.

He's a master at working on ash to bend it to shape.
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aagimaak /aagimaakw-/: /aagim-/ stem of aagim na ; /-aakw/
stick, wood, organic solid

The Ojibwe People's Dictionary is developed and maintained by:
Nora Livesay, Editor
John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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