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/-ooshkin/ final

 
bagful
 
Type:
final
aabitooshkin qnt num half a bag
dasooshkin qnt num certain number of bags; so many bags
ingodooshkin qnt num one bag
ingodwaasooshkin qnt num six bags
ishwaasooshkin qnt num eight bags
midaasooshkin qnt num ten bags
naanooshkin qnt num five bags
ningodooshkin qnt num one bag
ningodwaasooshkin qnt num six bags
nisooshkin qnt num three bags
nishwaasooshkin qnt num eight bags
niiwooshkin qnt num four bags
niiyooshkin qnt num four bags
niizhooshkin qnt num two bags
niizhwaasooshkin qnt num seven bags
zhaangasooshkin qnt num nine bags

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