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moozhaganjige vai es
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s/he eats (things) picked up as scraps



nimoozhaganjige 1s ind; moozhaganjige 3s ind; moozhaganjiged 3s conj; Stem: /moozhaganjige-/

nimoozhaganjige1s ind nj
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es
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moozhaganjige3s ind nj
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es
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moozhaganjiged3s conj nj
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es
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gii-moozhaganjige3s ind pst es
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Mitakamigaang baa-moozhaganjige mooningwane.

A flicker goes around feeding on the ground.
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moozhaganjige /moozhaganjige-/: /moozhagand-/ stem of moozhagandan vti ; /-ge/
s/he acts (on an unspecified object)

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