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omoodayaabik ni es
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a bottle; (a piece of) glass



omoodayaabik sg; omoodayaabikoon pl; omoodayaabikoons dim; omoodayaabikong loc; Stem: /omoodayaabikw-/

omoodayaabik sg es
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omoodayaabikoon pl rg
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omoodayaabikoons dim rg
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omoodayaabikong loc rg
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Aabitoobii 'i mazhoominaaboo imaa omoodayaabikong.

That bottle is half full with wine.
 es
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Ondewan iniw omoodayaabikoon.

The jars are boiling. [to use in canning]
 rg
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omoodayaabik /omoodayaabikw-/: /omooday-/ stem of omooday ni ; /-aabikw/
metal, stone

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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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