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bizindaadiwag vai es
Listen

they listen to each other

Note:
plural



nimbizindaadimin 1p ind; bizindaadiwag 3p ind; bizindaadiwaad 3p conj; bizindaadig 2p imp; Stem: /bizindaadi-/

bizindaadiwag3p ind es
Listen

bizindaadiwaad3p conj es
Listen

bezindaadiwaad3p ch-conj es
Listen

bizindaadig2p imp es
Listen

bizindaadiwag /bizindaadi-/: /bizindaw-/ stem of bizindaw vta ; /-idi/
[reciprocal]

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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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Word Family

bizindaw vta listen to h/
(reciprocal) bizindaadiwag vai they listen to each other (reflexive) bizindaadizo vai s/he listens to h/ self (detransitive) bizindaage vai s/he listens to someone, listens to people babizindaw vta listen to h/ paying close attention
(reciprocal) babizindaadiwag vai they keep listening to each other

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