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/-a'ood/ final

 
act on it by tying or twisting
 
Type:
final
Subtypes:
vti2
aaba'oodoon vti2 untie it
aapida'oodoon vti2 tie it up in knots for good
bakaabika'oodoon vti2 [BL] snap it (mineral) off
bikwaakwada'oodoon vti2 wind it into ball
biimaabika'oodoon vti2 twist it (mineral) as wire
ditiba'oodoon vti2 roll it up, reel it up, wind it up
gashka'oodoon vti2 tie it with a knot; lace and tie it
naabigwa'oodoon vti2 lasso it
niibide'oodoon vti2 string them (inanimate) on in a row

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