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aanjichige vai es
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s/he remakes things, makes things over



niyaanjichige 1s ind; aanjichige 3s ind; aanjichiged 3s conj; Stem: /aanjichige-/

niyaanjichige1s ind es
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aanjichige3s ind es
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aanjichiged3s conj es
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aanjichige /aanjichige-/: /aanjit-/ stem of aanjitoon vti2 ; /-ge/
s/he acts (on an unspecified object)

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Word Family

aanjitoon vti2 change it, make it over
(detransitive) aanjichige vai s/he remakes things, makes things over (verb of undergoing) aanjichigaade vii it is changed; it is made different (verb of undergoing) aanjichigaazo vai s/he is changed, made different (by someone); "they" change h/, make h/ different

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