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datakokii vai nj
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s/he takes steps

See also: dadaakokii vai



nindatakokii 1s ind; datakokii 3s ind; datakokiid 3s conj; detakokiid 3s ch-conj; Stem: /datakokii-/

nindatakokii1s ind nj
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datakokii3s ind nj
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datakokiid3s conj nj
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detakokiid3s ch-conj nj
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Nindikowebishkawaag asiniig waa'-ani-izhi-datakokiiyaan.

I'm kicking the stones out of the way where I am going to step. [on coming out of the sweat lodge]
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reduplication of: dakokii vai

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