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bitaakoshkodaadiwag vai es
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they collide, have a collision

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plural



bitaakoshkodaadiwag 3p ind; bitaakoshkodaadiwaad 3p conj; betaakoshkodaadijig 3p part; Stem: /bitaakoshkodaadi-/

bitaakoshkodaadiwag3p ind es
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bitaakoshkodaadiwaad3p conj es
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bitaakoshkodaadiwag /bitaakoshkodaadi-/: /bitaakoshkaw-/ stem of bitaakoshkaw vta ; /-idi/
[reciprocal]

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Word Family

bitaakoshkaw vta bump into h/ accidentally; collide with h/
(detransitive) bitaakoshkaage vai s/he has a collision with someone, hits somebody with a car (reciprocal) bitaakoshkodaadiwag vai they collide, have a collision

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