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wiidanokiindiwag vai nj
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they work with each other, work together

Note:
plural



niwiidanokiindimin 1p ind; wiidanokiindiwag 3p ind; wiidanokiindiwaad 3p conj; waadanokiindiwaad 3p ch-conj; Stem: /wiidanokiindi-/

niwiidanokiindimin1p ind nj
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wiidanokiindiwag3p ind nj
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wiidanokiindiwaad3p conj nj
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Wiidanokiindiwag iwidi daashkiboojiganing.

They work together at the sawmill.
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wiidanokiindiwag /wiidanokiindi-/: /wiidanokiim-/ stem of wiidanokiim vta ; /-di/
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Word Family

wiidanokiim vta work with h/
(reciprocal) wiidanokiindiwag vai they work with each other, work together (derived noun) wiidanokiimaagan na a co-worker, a fellow worker

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