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odita'odiwag vai nj
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they paddle up to each other

Note:
plural



nindoodita'odimin 1p ind; odita'odiwag 3p ind; odita'odiwaad 3p conj; wedita'odiwaad 3p ch-conj; Stem: /odita'odi-/

nindoodita'odimin1p ind nj
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odita'odiwag3p ind nj
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odita'odiwaad3p conj nj
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odita'odiwag /odita'odi-/: /odita'w-/ stem of odita' vta ; /-idi/
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Word Family

odita' vta paddle up to h/
(detransitive) odita'owe vai s/he paddles up to where people are (reciprocal) odita'odiwag vai they paddle up to each other

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