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jaagizodizo vai es
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s/he burns h/ self



injaagizodiz 1s ind; ninjaagizodiz 1s ind; nijaagizodiz 1s ind; jaagizodizo 3s ind; jaagizodizod 3s conj; jayaagizodizod 3s part; Stem: /jaagizodizo-/

nijaagizodiz1s ind es
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jaagizodizo3s ind es
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jaagizodizod3s conj es
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jaagizodizo /jaagizodizo-/: /jaagizw-/ stem of jaagiz vta ; /-idizo/
[reflexive]

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Word Family

jaagiz vta burn h/
(reflexive) jaagizodizo vai s/he burns h/ self

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