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noondaadizo vai nj
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s/he hears h/ self



ninoondaadiz 1s ind; noondaadizo 3s ind; noondaadizod 3s conj; nwaandaadizod 3s ch-conj; Stem: /noondaadizo-/

ninoondaadiz1s ind es
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nj
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noondaadizo3s ind es
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nj
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noondaadizod3s conj es
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nj
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noondaadizo /noondaadizo-/: /noondaw-/ stem of noondaw vta ; /-idizo/
[reflexive]

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Word Family

noondaw vta hear h/
(reflexive) noondaadizo vai s/he hears h/ self (reciprocal) noondaadiwag vai they hear each other

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