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okosidoon vti2 es
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pile, stack it

Paired with: okoshim vta



indookosidoon 1s - 0s ind; nindookosidoonan 1s - 0p ind; nidookosidoon 1s - 0s ind; odookosidoon 3s - 0s ind; odookosidoonan 3s - 0p ind; okosidood 3s - 0 conj; wekosidood 3s - 0 ch-conj; okosidoon 2s - 0 imp; Stem: /okosid-/

indookosidoon1s - 0s ind es
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nindookosidoonan1s - 0p ind nj
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odookosidoon3s - 0s ind es
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odookosidoonan3s - 0p ind nj
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okosidood3s - 0 conj nj
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es
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okosidoon2s - 0 imp nj
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es
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Okosidoon misan ji-baategin.

Pile up the firewood to dry.
 nj
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okosidoon /okosid-/: /okw-/
pile, group
; /-sid/
cause it to fall or lie (drop, lay, set, put), impact it (hit, hit against, hit with something)

The Ojibwe People's Dictionary is developed and maintained by:
Nora Livesay, Editor
John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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Word Family

okosidoon vti2 pile, stack it
(detransitive) okosijige vai s/he piles, stacks things (benefactive) okosidaw vta pile, stack (it) for h/ (benefactive) okosidamaw vta pile, stack (it) for h/ (verb of undergoing) okosijigaade vii it is piled, stacked (by someone); "they" pile, stack it (verb of undergoing) okosijigaazo vai it (animate) is piled, stacked (by someone); "they" pile, stack it (animate) (derived noun) okosijigan ni a haystack

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