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niizhoopizowag vai es
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two of them (animate) are tied together, are hitched together

Paired with: niizhoopidewan vii

Note:
plural



niizhoopizowag 3p ind; niizhoopizowaad 3p conj; naazhoopizowaad 3p ch-conj; Stem: /niizhoopizo-/

niizhoopizowag3p ind es
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niizhoopizowaad3p conj es
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naazhoopizowaad3p ch-conj es
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Niizhoopizowag animoshag gaa-odaabii'aad gaa-maa'ishkang.

There are two dogs in the team the one that goes shopping drives.
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niizhoopizowag /niizhoopizo-/: /niizhw-/
two
; /-apizo/
s/he is tied; is dressed

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