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zagakisidoon vti2 es
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put it in order, put it away

Paired with: zagakishim vta



inzagakisidoon 1s - 0s ind; ninzagakisidoon 1s - 0s ind; nizagakisidoon 1s - 0s ind; ozagakisidoon 3s - 0s ind; zagakisidood 3s - 0 conj; zegakisidood 3s - 0 ch-conj; zagakisidoon 2s - 0 imp; Stem: /zagakisid-/

nizagakisidoon1s - 0s ind es
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ozagakisidoon3s - 0s ind es
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zagakisidood3s - 0 conj es
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zegakisidood3s - 0 ch-conj es
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zagakisidoon 2s - 0 imp es
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ogii-sagakisidoon ind pst es
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Indaga zagakisidoon ini onaaganan.

Please put the dishes away.
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zagakisidoon /zagakisid-/: /zagak-/
tidy, orderly
; /-sid/
cause it to fall or lie (drop, lay, set, put), impact it (hit, hit against, hit with something)

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Word Family

zagakisidoon vti2 put it in order, put it away
(benefactive) zagakisidamaw vta put (it) in order, put (it) away for h/ (benefactive) zagakisidaw vta put (it) in order, put (it) away for h/ (detransitive) zagakisijige vai s/he puts things in order, puts things away (verb of undergoing) zagakisijigaade vii it is put away (by someone), "they" put it away; it is put in order (by someone), "they" put it in order (verb of undergoing) zagakisijigaazo vai it (animate) is put away (by someone), "they" put it (animate) away; it (animate) is put in order (by someone), "they" put it (animate) in order

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