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gibozigan na

bread baked in the oven, yeast bread



gibozigan sg; giboziganag pl; Stem: /gibozigan-/

Ogii-ozaawaakizwaan iniw giboziganan waa-amwaad.

He toasted the bread he wanted to eat.
 es
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Gichi-agwaagoshi awe giboziganish. Indaga owi-webin.

That old bread is moldy. Go throw it away.
 es
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Awenen waa'-ozaawaakizwaad giboziganan. Midaaswi awiyag gidaa-ashamaanaanig.

Who's going to make the toast.? We've got ten people to feed out there.
 nj
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Word Family

gibozan vti cook it in the oven; bake it
(detransitive) gibozige vai s/he bakes things; s/he roasts things in the oven (derived noun) gibozigan ni something put into the oven; a roasting pan (derived noun) gibozigan na bread baked in the oven, yeast bread

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