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aazhawigwaashkwani vai es
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s/he jumps across



niyaazhawigwaashkwan 1s ind; nindaazhawigwaashkwan 1s ind; nidaazhawigwaashkwan 1s ind; aazhawigwaashkwani 3s ind; aazhawigwaashkwanid 3s conj; ayaazhawigwaashkwanid 3s ch-conj; aazhawigwaashkwanin 2s imp; Stem: /aazhawigwaashkwani-/

niyaazhawigwaashkwan1s ind es
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aazhawigwaashkwani3s ind es
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aazhawigwaashkwanin2s imp es
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Agaamaabik aazhawigwaashkwanin.

Jump to the other rock.
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aazhawigwaashkwani /aazhawigwaashkwani-/: /aazhaw-/
across
; /-gwaashkwani/
h/ jumps

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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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