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ikowebinigaazo vai es
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s/he is pushed, shoved, tossed, thown aside or out of the way (by someone), "they" push, shove, toss, throw h/ aside or out of the way



indikowebinigaaz 1s ind; ikowebinigaazo 3s ind; ikowebinigaazod 3s conj; ekowebinigaazod 3s ch-conj; Stem: /ikowebinigaazo-/

ikowebinigaazo3s ind es
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ikowebinigaazod3s conj es
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ekowebinigaazod3s ch-conj es
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ikowebinigaazo /ikowebinigaazo-/: /ikowebin-/ stem of ikowebinan vti ; /-gaazo/
h/ or it (animate) undergoes action (by someone)

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Word Family

ikowebinan vti push, shove, toss, throw it aside or out of the way (with hands)
(detransitive) ikowebinige vai s/he pushes, shoves, tosses, throws things aside or out of the way (verb of undergoing) ikowebinigaade vii it is pushed, shoved, tossed, thrown out of the way (by someone), "they" push, shove, toss, throw it aside or out of the way (verb of undergoing) ikowebinigaazo vai s/he is pushed, shoved, tossed, thown aside or out of the way (by someone), "they" push, shove, toss, throw h/ aside or out of the way (benefactive) ikowebinamaw vta push, shove, toss, throw (it) aside or out of the way for h/

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