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inangizo vai gh
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s/he has a certain cost, has a certain price

Paired with: inangide vii



inangizo 3s ind; inangizod 3s conj; enangizod 3s ch-conj; Stem: /inangizo-/

inangizo3s ind gh
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enangizod3s ch-conj gh
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Aaniish enangizod awe bizhiki.

How much does that cow cost?
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Aaniish minik enangizowaad igiweg ingodooshkin opiniig.

How much is one sack of potatoes?
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Bigishkibizh wa'a naanimidano daswaabik enangizod.

Break this fifty dollar bill.
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inangizo /inangizo-/: /iN-/
thus, in a certain direction, in a certain manner
; /-angizo/
s/he is counted, reckoned, costs

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