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ikozideni vai nj
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s/he moves h/ foot or feet out of the way



nindikoziden 1s ind; ikozideni 3s ind; ikozidenid 3s conj; ekozidenid 3s ch-conj; ikozidenin 2s imp; Stem: /ikozideni-/

nindikoziden1s ind nj
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ikozideni3s ind nj
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ikozidenid3s conj nj
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ekozidenid3s ch-conj nj
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ikozidenin2s imp nj
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Ikozidenin. Giga-agozideshkawin.

Move your foot out of the way. I'm going to step on it.
 nj
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ikozideni /ikozideni-/: /ikw-/
higher, out of the way, aside
; /-zide-/
foot
; /-ni/
s/he moves a body part

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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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