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gipagizi vai es
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s/he is thick

Paired with: gipagaa vii



gipagizi 3s ind; gipagizid 3s conj; gepagizid 3s ch-conj; Stem: /gipagizi-/

gipagizi3s ind es
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gipagizid3s conj es
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gepagizid3s ch-conj es
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Gipagizi aw mikwam imaa zaaga'iganing.

The ice is thick on the lake.
 es
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gipagizi /gipagizi-/: /gipag-/
thick, viscous
; /-izi/
s/he is in a state or condition

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Related Words

DIFFERENT KINDS ARE...
gipagizi vai s/he is thick
gipagaabikizi vai s/he is thick (as something mineral)
gipagaabiigizi vai s/he is thick (as something string-like)
gipagiigizi vai s/he is thick (as something sheet-like)

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