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ondanjige vai

s/he eats from there, gets h/ food from there

nindoondanjige 1s ind; ondanjige 3s ind; ondanjiged 3s conj; wendanjiged 3s ch-conj; Stem: /ondanjige-/

Sentence Examples

Ashidaamik ondanjigewag namewag, Sturgeons are bottom feeders.	nj Listen
Mitigong ondanjige baapaase. Mii iwe gaa-onji-bagone'waad mitigoo' A redheaded woodpecker gets its food from a tree. That's why it makes holes in the tree.	nj Listen

Word Parts

ondanjige /ondanjige-/: /ondand-/ stem of ondandan vti ; /-ge/

s/he acts (on an unspecified object)

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Word Family

ondandan vti eat it from a certain place

(detransitive) ondanjige vai s/he eats from there, gets h/ food from there

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