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noogibizo vai es
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s/he stops driving, stops speeding, parks

Paired with: noogibide vii



ninoogibiz 1s ind; noogibizo 3s ind; noogibizod 3s conj; nwaagibizod 3s ch-conj; Stem: /noogibizo-/

ninoogibiz1s ind es
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noogibizo 3s ind es
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noogibizod3s conj es
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Awasewegamig iwidi gii-izhi-noogibizo.

He parked on the other side of the building.
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noogibizo /noogibizo-/: /noog-/
come to a stop, slow
; /-bizo/
s/he moves without obstruction, flies, speeds, falls, drives
Reduplicated Form: naanoogibizo

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