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inaatese vii es
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it is a certain kind of movie or television show



inaatese 0s ind; inaateseg 0s conj; enaateseg 0s ch-conj; inaatesemagad 0s ind aug; Stem: /inaatese-/

inaatese 0s ind es
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inaateseg0s conj es
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enaateseg0s ch-conj es
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Aaniin enaateseg.

How is the movie?
 es
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Bi-zaagidademo gaa'-ishkwaa-ganawaabandang enaatesenig.

She came out crying after watching the movie.
 nj
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inaatese /inaatese-/: /inaate-/ stem of inaate vii ; /-se/
it flies, falls, happens quickly or spontaneously

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