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izhikawe vai es
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s/he leaves tracks going to a certain place



indizhikawe 1s ind; nindizhikawe 1s ind; izhikawe 3s ind; izhikawed 3s conj; ezhikawed 3s ch-conj; Stem: /izhikawe-/

indizhikawe1s ind es
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nj
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nindizhikawe1s ind gj
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izhikawe 3s ind es
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gj
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nj
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izhikawed3s conj es
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gj
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nj
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ezhikawed3s ch-conj es
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gj
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nj
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Aandi ezhikawed.

Where do h/ tracks go?
 nj
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Omaamaayan endaanid ani-izhikawe Sue.

Sue's tracks lead to her mother's place.
 nj
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izhikawe /izhikawe-/: /iN-/
thus, in a certain direction, in a certain manner
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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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