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aanawendaagozi vai gh
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s/he is found unsatisfactory, is disliked, is rejected

Paired with: aanawendaagwad vii



aanawendaagozi 3s ind; aanawendaagozid 3s conj; ayaanawendaagozid 3s ch-conj; Stem: /aanawendaagozi-/

aanawendaagozi3s ind nj
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aanawendaagozid3s conj nj
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ayaanawendaagozid3s ch-conj gh
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Aanawendaagozi ji-giizhitoopan waakaa'igan; onzaam gitimishki.

Everyone thinks he is never going to finish his house because he is too lazy.
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aanawendaagozi /aanawendaagozi-/: /aanawend-/ stem of aanawendan vti ; /-aagozi/
s/he undergoes action

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