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onagway nid gh
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h/ sleeve

Note:
There is no simple independent word for sleeve. A personal prefix goes with the dependent noun stem /=nagway-/ sleeve to make a full word: 
  • ninagway my sleeve (1s-0s)
  • ginagway your sleeve (2s-0s)
  • onagway h/ sleeve (3s-0s)Some basic forms of 
onagway h/ sleeve are: 



onagway sg; onagwayan pl; onagwaang loc; onagwaash pej; Stem: /=nagway-/

onagway sg gh
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lw
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onagwayan pl gh
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lw
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Word Family

=nagway- nid STEM FOR: someone's sleeve
ninagway nid my sleeve ginagway nid your sleeve onagway nid h/ sleeve

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