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zhingwaakokaa vii es
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there are (many) pines; it is a pine grove



zhingwaakokaa 0s ind; zhingwaakokaa 0s conj; zhingwaakokaang loc; Stem: /zhingwaakokaa-/

zhingwaakokaa0s ind es
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zhingwaakokaa0s conj es
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Onzaamiinadoon miinan omaa zhingwaakokaang.

There's a lot of blueberries in this pine grove.
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zhingwaakokaa /zhingwaakokaa-/: /zhingwaakw-/ stem of zhingwaak na ; /-kaa/
it is present, is abundant

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Word Family

zhingwaak na a pine; [S] a white pine; [BL] a red pine
(verb of abundance) zhingwaakokaa vii there are (many) pines; it is a pine grove

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