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/-waji/ final

 
s/he is cold, is affected by the cold
 
Type:
final
Subtypes:
vai
Variants:
aji
dakizidewaji vai s/he gets cold feet
giikadaawiganewaji vai s/he has a cool back
giikajijaanewaji vai s/he has a cold nose
giikajindibewaji vai h/ head is cold
giikajininjiiwaji vai s/he has cool or cold hands
giikajitawagewaji vai s/he has cold ears
giikajizidewaji vai s/he has cold feet
madweyaabidewaji vai h/ teeth chatter from the cold
mashkawaakoninjiiwaji vai h/ hand is frozen, h/ fingers are frozen
miskojaanewaji vai h/ nose is red from the cold
miskwiingwewaji vai s/he has a red face from the cold
nigiigomiishidoonewaji vai h/ moustache is frosted

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