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amikwaabid ni

a beaver tooth



amikwaabid sg; amikwaabidan pl; Stem: /amikwaabid-/

amikwaabid /amikwaabid-/: /amikw-/ stem of amik na ; /-aabid/
tooth

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Related Words

Parts of a Beaver
amikobwaam ni a beaver hindquarter
amikode' ni a beaver heart
amikodoodikosiw na a beaver kidney
amikogan ni a beaver bone
amikokon ni a beaver liver
amikoninj ni a beaver forepaw
amikoshkiinzhig ni [N] a beaver eye
amikotigwaan ni [BL] a beaver head
amikozid ni a beaver foot, a beaver hindpaw
amikozow ni a beaver tail
amikwaabid ni a beaver tooth
amikwayaan na a beaver hide

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