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agaamakiing adv loc rg
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overseas, in Europe



agaamakiing ;

agaamakiing rg
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Agaamakiing gii-izhinizha'waa ingos ji-o-miigaazod.

They sent my son overseas to go fight.
 es
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Biboonong gii-izhaawag nindaanis agaamakiing.

Last winter my daughter and her husband went across the ocean.
 rg
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Agaamakiing iwidi dazhi-gichi-miigaadim.

There's a war across the ocean.
 rg
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Hugo agaamakiing ondaadizi.

Hugo hails from Europe.
 nj
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agaamakiing/agaam-/
on the other side, the facing side
; /-akyi/
earth, land, moss
; /-ing/

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