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izhiwidamaw vta es
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take, carry (it) for h/ to a certain place



indizhiwidamawaa 1s - 3s ind; odizhiwidamawaan 3s - 3' ind; izhiwidamawaad 3s - 3' conj; ezhiwidamawaad 3s - 3' ch-conj; izhiwidamaw 2s - 3 imp; Stem: /izhiwidamaw-/

izhiwidamaw2s - 3 imp es
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Ingoji iwidi izhiwidamaw.

Take it away somewhere for him.
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izhiwidamaw /izhiwidamaw-/: /izhiwid-/ stem of izhiwidoon vti2 ; /-amaw/
do it for h/

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Word Family

izhiwidoon vti2 take, carry it to a certain place
(detransitive) izhiwijige vai s/he takes something to a certain place (detransitive) izhiwidaaso vai s/he carries a load to a certain place, hauls freight to a certain place (benefactive) izhiwidamaw vta take, carry (it) for h/ to a certain place
(detransitive) izhiwidamaage vai s/he takes (it) to people at a certain place
(benefactive) izhiwidaw vta take, carry (it) for h/ to a certain place (verb of undergoing) izhiwijigaade vii it is taken, carried to a certain place (by someone), "they" take, carry it to a certain place (verb of undergoing) izhiwijigaazo vai s/he is taken, carried to a certain place (by someone), "they" take, carry it to a certain place

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