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wiidabindiwag vai nj
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they sit with each other

Note:
plural



giwiidabindimin 21p ind; wiidabindiwag 3p ind; wiidabindiwaad 3p conj; waadabindiwaad 3p ch-conj; Stem: /wiidabindi-/

giwiidabindimin21p ind nj
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wiidabindiwag3p ind nj
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wiidabindiwaad3p conj nj
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Giwiidabindimin gii-anokaadamang anishinaabe-ikidowinan.

We sit together when we work on Ojibwe words.
 nj
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wiidabindiwag /wiidabindi-/: /wiidabim-/ stem of wiidabim vta ; /-di/
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Word Family

wiidabim vta sit with h/
(reciprocal) wiidabindiwag vai they sit with each other

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