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/-in/ final

 
be such a number
 
Type:
final
Subtypes:
vii
dasin vii it is so much, there is so much of it
dasinoon vii they (inanimate) are a certain number, there are a certain number of them; they (inanimate) are so many, there are so many of them
goshkwaawaadin vta hold h/ or it (animate) still
ingodwaachinoon vii they (inanimate) are six, there are six of them
ishwaachinoon vii they (inanimate) are eight, there are eight of them
midaachinoon vii they (inanimate) are ten, there are ten of them
ningodwaachinoon vii they (inanimate) are six, there are six of them
nisinoon vii they (inanimate) are three, there are three of them
nishwaachinoon vii they (inanimate) are eight, there are eight of them

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