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bimiwidaaso vai es
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s/he carries a load along, hauls freight along



nimbimiwidaas 1s ind; bimiwidaaso 3s ind; bimiwidaasod 3s conj; bemiwidaasod 3s ch-conj; Stem: /bimiwidaaso-/

nimbimiwidaas1s ind es
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bimiwidaaso3s ind es
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bimiwidaasod3s conj es
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bemiwidaasod3s ch-conj es
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gii-pimiwidaaso3s ind pst es
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Mii imaa bimiwidaasod awe gaa-anoonind ji-naadid ini aabajichiganan.

The one who was hired to go pick up the material is hauling it by now.
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bimiwidaaso /bimiwidaaso-/: /bimiwid-/ stem of bimiwidoon vti2 ; /-aaso/
s/he performs useful action

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Word Family

bimiwidoon vti2 carry, take it along
(benefactive) bimiwidaw vta carry (it) along for h/ (benefactive) bimiwidamaw vta carry (it) along for h/
(detransitive) bimiwidamaage vai s/he carries it along for others
(detransitive) bimiwijige vai s/he carries things along; she is pregnant (detransitive) bimiwidaaso vai s/he carries a load along, hauls freight along (verb of undergoing) bimiwijigaade vii it is carried along (by someone), "they" carry it along (verb of undergoing) bimiwijigaazo vai s/he is carried along (by someone), "they" carry h/ along

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