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aakoziiwigamig ni es
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a hospital



aakoziiwigamig sg; aakoziiwigamigoon pl; aakoziiwigamigoons dim; aakoziiwigamigong loc; Stem: /aakoziiwigamigw-/

aakoziiwigamig sg gh
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aakoziiwigamigoon pl gh
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aakoziiwigamigong loc gh
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Gii-o-miigiwe omiskwiim awe ingos iwidi aakoziiwigamigong.

My son went to the hospital to donate his blood.
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Aakoziiwigamigong gii-izhaa gii-o-bajiishka'ond.

He went to the hospital and got a shot.
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Awasi-dibikong gii'-madwe-zaaga'am aakoziiwigamigong.

I heard that he come out of the hospital two nights ago.
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Aakoziiyigamigong dapine.

He's in the hospital sick.
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aakoziiwigamig /aakoziiwigamigw-/: /aakozi-/ stem of aakozi vai ; /-wigamigw/
built structure, building, lodge

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