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wendad vii es
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it is easy, is simple, is cheap

Paired with: wendizi vai



wendad 0s ind; wendak 0s conj; wayendak 0s ch-conj; Stem: /wendad-/

wendad0s ind es
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gh
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lw
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wendak0s conj es
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gh
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lw
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wayendak0s ch-conj gh
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gii-wendad0s ind pst es
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Ayaapii go wendad o'owe ezhichigeying ojibwemowin dazhiikamong.

Every now and then it is easy for us to work on the Ojibwe language.

Note:
In dazhiikamong, the ending -ong means 21p (inclusive plural) and is the same as -ang.
 es
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wendad /wendad-/: /wend-/
easy, cheap
; /-ad/
it is in a state or condition
Reduplicated Form: wewendad

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