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andawawinzo vai nj
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s/he goes to look for berries to pick



ninandawawinz 1s ind; andawawinzo 3s ind; andawawinzod 3s conj; endawawinzod 3s ch-conj; Stem: /(n)andawawinzo-/

ninandawawinz1s ind nj
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andawawinzo3s ind nj
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andawawinzod3s conj nj
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endawawinzod3s ch-conj nj
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Baamaa bengobagaag giga-andawawinzomin; onzaam nibiiwibagaa 'owapii.

We'll go pick berries after the leaves are dry. They are too wet now.
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Dan owiijiiwaa' gaa-andawawinzonid.

Dan goes with the berry pickers.
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Zhebaa gii-pimi-zaagidawa'owag gaa-andawawinzowaad.

The berry pickers paddled out of the river this morning.
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andawawinzo /(n)andawawinzo-/: /nandaw-/
seek, look for
; /-awinzo/
s/he picks berries

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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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Related Words

PICK BERRIES
andawawinzo vai s/he goes to look for berries to pick
aagawinzo vai s/he conceals the source of berries being picked
danawinzo vai s/he picks berries in a certain place
gaadawinzo vai s/he hides berries being picked
jaagawinzo vai s/he picks all the berries, picks over an area of berries
maadawinzo vai s/he starts to pick berries
nanaandawawinzo vai s/he looks all over for berries to pick

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