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maajiiba'idiwag vai

they start running together, run off together

Note:
plural



nimaajiiba'idimin 1p ind; maajiiba'idiwag 3p ind; maajiiba'idiwaad 3p conj; mayaajiiba'idijig 3p part; mayaajiiba'idiwaad 3p ch-conj; Stem: /maajiiba'idi-/

maajiiba'idiwag /maajiiba'idi-/: /maajiiba'-/ stem of maajiiba' vta ; /-idi/
[reciprocal]

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Word Family

maajiiba' vta start running with, run off with h/
(reciprocal) maajiiba'idiwag vai they start running together, run off together (detransitive) maajiiba'iwe vai s/he runs away from someone in fear, flees
(applicative) maajiiba'iwaazh vta run away from h/ in fear

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