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zaagijiwebinigan ni es
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something dumped out: slop, garbage, trash



zaagijiwebinigan sg; zaagijiwebiniganan pl; Stem: /zaagijiwebinigan-/

zaagijiwebinigan sg es
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zaagijiwebinigan /zaagijiwebinigan-/: /zaagijiwebin-/ stem of zaagijiwebinan vti ; /-gan/
[nominalizer]

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Word Family

zaagijiwebinan vti throw it outside
(benefactive) zaagijiwebinamaw vta throw (it) outside for h/ (detransitive) zaagijiwebinige vai s/he throws things outside (verb of undergoing) zaagijiwebinigaade vii it is thrown outside (by someone), "they" throw it outside (verb of undergoing) zaagijiwebinigaazo vai s/he or it (animate) is thrown outside (by someone), "they" throw h/ or it (animate) outside (derived noun) zaagijiwebinigan ni something dumped out: slop, garbage, trash

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