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aapida'oode vii es
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it is permanently tangled, tied up in knots for good

Paired with: aapida'oozo vai



aapida'oode 0s ind; aapida'oodeg 0s conj; ayaapida'oodeg 0s ch-conj; aapida'oodemagad 0s aug ind; Stem: /aapida'oode-/

aapida'oode0s ind es
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aapida'oodeg0s conj es
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Ogii-taadozhaan 'i mashkimod gaa-aapida'oodenig wii-paakinang.

He cut open the sack that was tied into in knots in order to open it.
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aapida'oode /aapida'oode-/: /aapid-/
permanent, complete
; /-a'oode/
it is acted on by tying

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