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onjinanidiwag vai es
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they injure, kill each other for a certain reason

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indoonjinanidimin 1p ind; onjinanidiwag 3p ind; onjinanidiwaad 3p conj; wenjinanidiwaad 3s ch-conj; Stem: /onjinanidi-/

indoonjinanidimin1p ind es
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onjinanidiwag3p ind es
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onjinanidiwaad3p conj es
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wenjinanidiwaad3s ch-conj es
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onjinanidiwag /onjinanidi-/: /onjinaN-/ stem of onjinazh vta ; /-idi/
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Word Family

onjinazh vta injure, kill h/ for a certain reason; get h/ as game from a certain place, catch h/ as game at a certain place
(reciprocal) onjinanidiwag vai they injure, kill each other for a certain reason

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