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/-endaagozi/ final

 
s/he is thought, is considered, seems
 
Type:
final
Subtypes:
vai
biigiskaadendaagozi vai s/he is boring
danendaagwad vii it is thought to be in a certain place, is expected or assumed to happen
gagiibaadendaagozi vai s/he is thought foolish, seems foolish
ganawendaagozi vai s/he is taken care of, protected, kept; s/he is on parole
migoshkaadendaagozi vai s/he is considered a nuisance, is a bother, is worrisome
miikawaadendaagwad vii it is beautiful, is thought beautiful

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