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gwayakwendaagwad vii gh
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it is thought right

Paired with: gwayakwendaagozi vai



gwayakwendaagwad 0s ind; gwayakwendaagwak 0s conj; gweyakwendaagwak 0s ch-conj; Stem: /gwayakwendaagwad-/

gwayakwendaagwad0s ind es
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gwayakwendaagwak0s conj es
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gh
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gweyakwendaagwak0s ch-conj es
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gh
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gwayakwendaagwad /gwayakwendaagwad-/: /gwayakwend-/ stem of gwayakwendan vti ; /-aagwad/
it undergoes action

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