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aandaajimo vai es
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s/he tells a story over



niyaandaajim 1s ind; indaandaajim 1s ind; aandaajimo 3s ind; aandaajimod 3s conj; ayaandaajimod 3s ch-conj; Stem: /aandaajimo-/

niyaandaajim1s ind es
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indaandaajim1s ind gh
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aandaajimo3s ind lw
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es
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aandaajimod3s conj es
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lw
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ayaandaajimod3s ch-conj gh
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aandaajimo /aandaajimo-/: /aand-/
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; /-aajimo/
s/he tells, tells a story
Reduplicated Form: aayaandaajimo

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