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wiidookodaadiwag vai es
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they help each other

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niwiidookodaadimin 1p ind; wiidookodaadiwag 3p ind; wiidookodaadiwaad 3p conj; waadookodaadiwaad 3p ch-conj; waadookodaadijig 3p part; Stem: /wiidookodaadi-/

niwiidookodaadimin1p ind es
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wiidookodaadiwag3p ind es
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wiidookodaadiwaad3p conj es
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waadookodaadiwaad3p ch-conj es
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wiidookodaadiwag /wiidookodaadi-/: /wiidookaw-/ stem of wiidookaw vta ; /-daadi/
[reciprocal]
Reduplicated Form: waawiidookodaadiwag

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Word Family

wiidookaw vta help h/
(detransitive) wiidookaage vai s/he helps people (reflexive) wiidookaazo vai s/he helps (reflexive) wiidookodaadizo vai s/he helps h/ self (reciprocal) wiidookodaadiwag vai they help each other

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