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anaaminge vai es
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s/he blames, accuses people



indanaaminge 1s ind; nindanaaminge 1s ind; nidanaaminge 1s ind; anaaminge 3s ind; anaaminged 3s conj; enaaminged 3s ch-conj; Stem: /anaaminge-/

indanaaminge1s ind es
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anaaminge3s ind es
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anaaminged3s conj es
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enaaminged3s ch-conj es
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anaaminge /anaaminge-/: /anaamim-/ stem of anaamim vta ; /-ge/
s/he acts (on an unspecified object)

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Word Family

anaamim vta blame h/ (in speech), accuse h/
(reflexive) anaamindizo vai s/he blames, accuses h/ self (reciprocal) anaamindiwag vai they blame, accuse each other (detransitive) anaaminge vai s/he blames, accuses people

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