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bepeshinidiwag vai gh
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they play tag with each other

Note:
plural



nibepeshinidimin 1p ind; bepeshinidiwag 3p ind; bepeshinidiwaad 3p conj; bayepeshinidiwaad 3p ch-conj; Stem: /bepeshinidi-/

nibepeshinidimin1p ind es
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bepeshinidiwag3p ind gh
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es
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bepeshinidiwaad3p conj lw
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es
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bayepeshinidiwaad3p ch-conj gh
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gii-pepeshinidiwag3p ind pst gh
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Babaaminizhikodaadiwag igiweg abinoonjiiyag bepeshinidiwaad.

The children are chasing each other around playing tag.
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Word Family

bepeshin vta tag h/
(reciprocal) bepeshinidiwag vai they play tag with each other
(derived noun) bepeshinidiwin ni game of tag

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