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dakaabaawanidizo vai nj
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s/he cools h/self with water



nindakaabaawanidiz 1s ind; dakaabaawanidizo 3s ind; dakaabaawanidizod 3s conj; dekaabaawanidizod 3s ch-conj; Stem: /dakaabaawanidizo-/

nindakaabaawanidiz1s ind nj
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dakaabaawanidizo3s ind nj
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dakaabaawanidizod3s conj nj
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dekaabaawanidizod3s ch-conj nj
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dakaabaawanidizo /dakaabaawanidizo-/: /dakaabaawaN-/ stem of dakaabaawazh vta ; /-idizo/
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Word Family

dakaabaawe vai s/he gets cold and wet
(applicative) dakaabaawadoon vti2 cool it with water (applicative) dakaabaawazh vta cool h/ with water
(reflexive) dakaabaawanidizo vai s/he cools h/self with water

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