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ozaawaakwad vii es
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it is yellow, is brown (as something stick- or wood-like)

Paired with: ozaawaakozi vai



ozaawaakwad 0s ind; ozaawaakwak 0s conj; wezaawaakwak 0s ch-conj; Stem: /ozaawaakwad-/

ozaawaakwad0s ind es
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ozaawaakwak0s conj es
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wezaawaakwak0s ch-conj es
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ozaawaakwad /ozaawaakwad-/: /ozaaw-/
yellow, brown
; /-aakw-/
stick-like, wooden, organic solid
; /-ad/
it is in a state or condition

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Related Words

DIFFERENT KINDS ARE...
ozaawaa vii it is yellow, is brown
ozaawaabikad vii it is yellow, is brown (as something mineral); it is (of) brass
ozaawaabiigad vii it is yellow, is brown (as something string-like)
ozaawaagamin vii it (a liquid) is yellow, is brown
ozaawaakwad vii it is yellow, is brown (as something stick- or wood-like)
ozaawegad vii it is yellow, is brown (as something sheet-like)
ozaawiminagad vii it is yellow or brown (globular)

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