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animaawadaaso vai

s/he hauls a load, hauls freight away (in the other direction)



animaawadaaso 3s ind; animaawadaasod 3s conj; enimaawadaasod 3s ch-conj; Stem: /animaawadaaso-/

animaawadaasod3s conj es
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enimaawadaasod3s ch-conj es
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Iwidi gii-animaawadaaso.

He's hauling it away over there.
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animaawadaaso /animaawadaaso-/: /animaawad-/ stem of animaawadoon vti2 ; /-aaso/
s/he performs useful action

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Word Family

animaawadoon vti2 haul it away (in the other direction)
(detransitive) animaawadaaso vai s/he hauls a load, hauls freight away (in the other direction)

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