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ojijiingwanabi vai es
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s/he kneels



indoojijiingwanab 1s ind; nindoojijiingwanab 1s ind; nidoojijiingwanab 1s ind; ojijiingwanabi 3s ind; ojijiingwanabid 3s conj; wejijiingwanabid 3s ch-conj; Stem: /ojijiingwanabi-/

indoojijiingwanab1s ind es
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ojijiingwanabi 3s ind es
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ojijiingwanabid3s conj es
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Ingii-oshki-biindige imaa anaam... anama'ewigamigong. Mii imaa gii-waabangeyaan ojijiingwanabing anami'aang.

The first time I went to church, I saw them kneeling down to pray.
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