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maamawi'idiwag vai es
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they assemble, meet together

Note:
plural



nimaamawi'idimin 1p ind; maamawi'idiwag 3p ind; maamawi'idiwaad 3p conj; maamawi'idim X ind; Stem: /maamawi'idi-/

nimaamawi'idimin1p ind es
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maamawi'idiwag3p ind es
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maamawi'idiwaad3p conj es
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maamawi'idimX ind es
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Maamawi'idiwag igiweg mindimooyenyag waa-shaabowewaad.

The old women who are going to sing the accompaniment are assembling.
 es
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Mii 'i zhigwa maamawi'idiwaad igi nikag ozhiitaawaad wii-maajaawaad.

The geese are gathering now getting ready to leave.
 es
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maamawi'idiwag /maamawi'idi-/: /maamawi'-/ stem of maamawi' vta ; /-idi/
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Word Family

maamawi' vta put them (animate) together, assemble them (animate); make them (animate) together
(reciprocal) maamawi'idiwag vai they assemble, meet together

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