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bina'amaw vta es
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take (it) down for h/



nimbina'amawaa 1s - 3s ind; nibina'amowaa 1s - 3s ind; obina'amawaan 3s - 3' ind; obina'amowaan 3s - 3' ind; bina'amawaad 3s - 3' conj; bina'amowaad 3s - 3' conj; bena'amawaad 3s - 3' ch-conj; bena'amowaad 3s - 3' ch-conj; bina'amaw 2s - 3s imp; Stem: /bina'amaw-/

nimbina'amawaa1s - 3s ind rg
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nj
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nibina'amowaa1s - 3s ind es
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obina'amawaan3s - 3' ind rg
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nj
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obina'amowaan3s - 3' ind es
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bina'amawaad3s - 3' conj rg
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nj
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bina'amowaad3s - 3' conj es
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bena'amawaad3s - 3' ch-conj rg
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bena'amowaad3s - 3' ch-conj es
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bina'amaw2s - 3s imp rg
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nj
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es
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ogii-pina'amawaan3s - 3' ind pst rg
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bina'amaw /bina'amaw-/: /bina'-/ stem of bina'an vti ; /-amaw/
do it for h/

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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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Word Family

bina'an vti take it down
(benefactive) bina'amaw vta take (it) down for h/ (detransitive) bina'ige vai s/he takes things down (verb of undergoing) bina'igaade vii it is taken down (by someone), "they" take it down (verb of undergoing) bina'igaazo vai s/he or it (animate) is taken down (by someone), "they" take h/ or it (animate) down

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