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inaadagaa vai es
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s/he swims a certain way, swims to a certain place

See also: inaadage vai



indinaadagaa 1s ind; nindinaadagaa 1s ind; nidinaadagaa 1s ind; inaadagaa 3s ind; inaadagaad 3s conj; enaadagaad 3s ch-conj; Stem: /inaadagaa-/

indinaadagaa1s ind es
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inaadagaa 3s ind es
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es
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inaadagaad3s conj es
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es
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enaadagaad3s ch-conj es
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Aandi enaadagaayin.

Where are you swimming to?
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inaadagaa /inaadagaa-/: /iN-/
thus, in a certain direction, in a certain manner
; /-aadagaa/
s/he swims

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