awasaatig (adv loc) | | the Ojibwe People's Dictionary

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awasaatig adv loc es
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on the other side of a tree or pole

Sentence Examples

Awasaatig iwidi gii-izhaa gii-o-zaaga'ang. He went to the other side of the tree to do his business.	es Listen
Niwii-o-gaaz awasaatig. I'm going to go hide on the other side of the tree.	es Listen

Word Parts

awasaatig/awas-/

beyond

; /-aatigw/

(deciduous) tree, stick

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