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okwaakosijige vai es
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s/he stacks something (as something stick- or wood-like)



ndookwaakosijige 1s ind; okwaakosijige 3s ind; okwaakosijiged 3s conj; wekwaakosijiged 3s ch-conj; Stem: /okwaakosijige-/

ndookwaakosijige1s ind es
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okwaakosijige3s ind es
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okwaakosijiged3s conj es
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wekwaakosijiged3s ch-conj es
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okwaakosijige /okwaakosijige-/: /okwaakosid-/ stem of okwaakosidoon vti2 ; /-ge/
h/ acts (on an unspecified object)

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Word Family

okwaakosidoon vti2 stack it (as something stick- or wood-like)
(detransitive) okwaakosijige vai s/he stacks something (as something stick- or wood-like)

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