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gaapizige vai nj
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s/he cooks or roasts things dry and crisp, parches (wild rice)



ingaapizige 1s ind; ningaapizige 1s ind; ngaapizige 1s ind; gaapizige 3s ind; gaapiziged 3s conj; gayaapiziged 3s ch-conj; Stem: /gaapizige-/

ingaapizige1s ind gh
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ningaapizige1s ind nj
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ngaapizige1s ind lw
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gaapizige3s ind nj
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lw
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gaapiziged3s conj nj
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lw
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gii-kaapizige3s ind pst nj
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gaapizige /gaapizige-/: /gaapiz-/ stem of gaapizan vti ; /-ge/
h/ acts (on an unspecified object)

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Word Family

gaapizan vti cook or roast it dry and crisp, parch it (wild rice)
(benefactive) gaapizamaw vta parch (it) for h/ (verb of undergoing) gaapizigaade vii it is cooked or roasted dry and crisp, parched (by someone) (detransitive) gaapizige vai s/he cooks or roasts things dry and crisp, parches (wild rice)
(benefactive) gaapizigetamaw vta parch something for h/
(derived noun) gaapizigan ni popped wild rice

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