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mashkikiwaabookaazh vta

make a medicinal tea of h/

Paired with: mashkikiwaabookaadan vti



nimashkikiwaabookaanaa 1s - 3s ind; omashkikiwaabookaanaan 3s - 3' ind; mashkikiwaabookaanaad 3s - 3' conj; meshkikiwaabookaanaad 3s - 3' ch-conj; mashkikiwaabookaazh 2s - 3 ind; Stem: /mashkikiwaabookaaN-/

mashkikiwaabookaazh /mashkikiwaabookaaN-/: /mashkikiwaabooke-/ stem of mashkikiwaabooke vai ; /-N/
act on h/

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Word Family

mashkikiwaabo ni [BL] a medicinal tea, liquid medicine
(verb of making) mashkikiwaabooke vai s/he makes liquid medicine
(applicative) mashkikiwaabookaadan vti make a medicinal tea of it (applicative) mashkikiwaabookaazh vta make a medicinal tea of h/

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