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gaanjwebishkigaazo vai

s/he is shoved (with foot or body) (by someone)



gaanjwebishkigaazo 3s ind; gaanjwebishkigaazod 3s conj; gayaanjwebishkigaazod 3s ch-conj; Stem: /gaanjwebishkigaazo-/

gaanjwebishkigaazo /gaanjwebishkigaazo-/: /gaanjwebishk-/ stem of gaanjwebishkan vti ; /-gaazo/
h/ undergoes action (by someone)

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Word Family

gaanjwebishkan vti shove it (with foot or body)
(detransitive) gaanjwebishkige vai s/he shoves things (with foot or body) (verb of undergoing) gaanjwebishkigaade vii it is shoved (with foot or body) (by someone), "they" shove it (with foot or body) (detransitive) gaanjwebishkigaazo vai s/he is shoved (with foot or body) (by someone)

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