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gipagaa vii es
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it is thick

Paired with: gipagizi vai



gipagaa 0s ind; gipagaag 0s conj; gepagaag 0s ch-conj; gipagaamagad 0s ind aug; Stem: /gipagaa-/

gipagaa 0s ind es
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gipagaag0s conj es
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gepagaag0s ch-conj es
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gipagaamagad0s ind aug es
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gipagaamagak0s conj aug es
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gepagaamagak0s aug ch-conj es
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gaawiin gipagaasinoon0s ind neg es
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Gipagaamagad iwe mazina'igan gaa-wi-adaawanged.

The book he went and borrowed is thick.
 es
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gipagaa /gipagaa-/: /gipag-/
thick, viscous
; /-aa/
it is in a state or condition

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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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Related Words

DIFFERENT KINDS ARE...
gipagaa vii it is thick
gipagaabikad vii it is thick (as something mineral)
gipagaabiigad vii it is thick (as something string-like)
gipagiigad vii it (something sheet-like) is thick

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