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inanjige vai es
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s/he eats a certain way, has a certain diet



indinanjige 1s ind; nindinanjige 1s ind; nidinanjige 1s ind; inanjige 3s ind; inanjiged 3s conj; enanjiged 3s ch-conj; Stem: /inanjige-/

indinanjige1s ind es
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inanjige3s ind es
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inanjiged3s conj es
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enanjiged3s ch-conj es
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Mii iwe gaa-igod iniw mashkikiiwininiwan ji-inanjiged.

That is what the doctor told him -- to be on a certain diet.
 es
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inanjige /inanjige-/: /inand-/ stem of inandan vti ; /-ge/
h/ acts (on an unspecified object)

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Word Family

inandan vti eat, bite it a certain way
(detransitive) inanjige vai s/he eats a certain way, has a certain diet

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