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naboobiikaadan vti gj
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make a soup or stew of it

Paired with: naboobiikaazh vta



ninaboobiikaadaan 1s - 0s ind; nnaboobiikaadaan 1s - 3s ind; onaboobiikaadaan 3s - 0s ind; naboobiikaadang 3s - 0 conj; neboobiikaadang 3s - 0 ch-conj; naboobiikaadan 2s - 0 imp; Stem: /naboobiikaad-/

ninaboobiikaadaan1s - 0s ind es
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nnaboobiikaadaan1s - 3s ind gj
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onaboobiikaadaan3s - 0s ind es
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gj
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naboobiikaadang3s - 0 conj es
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gj
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neboobiikaadang3s - 0 ch-conj es
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gj
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naboobiikaadan2s - 0 imp es
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gj
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Wegonen neboobiikaadang.

What's she making soup out of?
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naboobiikaadan /naboobiikaad-/: /naboobiike-/ stem of naboobiike vai ; /-d/
act on it

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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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Word Family

naboob ni soup, stew
(verb of making) naboobiike vai s/he makes a soup or stew
(benefactive) naboobiikaw vta make a soup or stew for h/ (applicative) naboobiikaazh vta make a soup or stew of it (animate) (applicative) naboobiikaadan vti make a soup or stew of it
(applicative) naboobiikaade vii it is made into a soup or stew (verb of being) naboobiiwan vii it is soupy (verb of possession) onaboobiimi vai s/he has soup

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