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ishkwaakamigad vii es
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it (an event) is over



ishkwaakamigad 0s ind; ishkwaakamigak 0s conj; eshkwaakamigak 0s ch-conj; Stem: /ishkwaakamigad-/

ishkwaakamigad0s ind nj
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ishkwaakamigak0s conj nj
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gii'-ishkwaakamigad0s ind pst nj
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Gii-sagakisijige awe indikwem gaa-ishkwaakamigak.

My wife straightened up the place after the party was over.
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Gidaa-giizhoowaabikzwaa gidoodaabaan. Wiiba zhigwa wii'-ishkwaakamigad.

You should go warm up your car. The event is just about over.
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ishkwaakamigad /ishkwaakamigad-/: /ishkwaa-/
over, finished, after the end
; /-akamig-/
land, ground, landscape; event
; /-ad/
it is in a state or condition

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