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gizhiiwewenjige vai nj
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s/he makes a loud noise chewing or eating



ningizhiiwewenjige 1s ind; gizhiiwewenjige 3s ind; gizhiiwewenjiged 3s conj; gezhiiwewenjiged 3s ch-conj; Stem: /gizhiiwewenjige-/

ningizhiiwewenjige1s ind nj
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gizhiiwewenjige3s ind nj
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gizhiiwewenjiged3s conj nj
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gezhiiwewenjiged3s ch-conj nj
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gii-kizhiiwewenjige3s ind pst nj
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gizhiiwewenjige /gizhiiwewenjige-/: /gizhiiwewend-/ stem of gizhiiwewendan vti ; /-ge/
s/he acts (on an unspecified object)

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Word Family

gizhiiwewendan vti make a loud noise eating it
(detransitive) gizhiiwewenjige vai s/he makes a loud noise chewing or eating

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