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daashkiboojigan na es
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a saw mill. a ripsaw



daashkiboojigan sg; daashkiboojiganag pl; daashkiboojigaans dim; daashkiboojiganing loc; Stem: /daashkiboojigan-/

daashkiboojigan sg es
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daashkiboojiganag pl es
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daashkiboojigaans dim es
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daashkiboojiganing loc es
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Noogiwebin awe daashkiboojigan. Ganabaj giziibwewe... ani-giziibwewebizo.

Stop the sawmill. I think it's squeak... starting to squeak.
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daashkiboojigan /daashkiboojigan-/: /daashkibood-/ stem of daashkiboodoon vti2 ; /-gan/
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Word Family

daashkiboodoon vti2 saw it apart lengthwise
(detransitive) daashkiboojige vai s/he saws things apart lengthwise (derived noun) daashkiboojigan na a saw mill. a ripsaw

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