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gimisad nid gh
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your belly, stomach



gimisad sg; gimisadaang loc; gimisadens dim; gimisadaash pej; Stem: /=misad-/

gimisad sg es
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gimisadaang loc es
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gimisadens dim es
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gimisadaash pej es
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Giishpin ozaawaabiiyan, giga-maanamanjitoon gimisad.

If you have bile, you will have a sick feeling in your stomach.
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Word Family

=misad- nid STEM FOR: belly, stomach
nimisad nid my belly, stomach gimisad nid your belly, stomach omisad nid h/ belly, stomach

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