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waabishkaa vii gj
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it is white

Paired with: waabishkizi vai



waabishkaa 0s ind; waabishkaag 0s conj; wayaabishkaag 0s ch-conj; waabishkaamagad 0s aug ind; Stem: /waabishkaa-/

waabishkaa 0s ind gh
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es
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gj
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waabishkaag0s conj es
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gj
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wayaabishkaag0s ch-conj gh
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waabishkaamagad0s aug ind es
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gj
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waabishkaamagak0s conj aug gh
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wayaabishkaamagak0s aug ch-conj gh
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gaawiin waabishkaasinoon0s ind neg es
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waabishkaa /waabishkaa-/: /waabishk-/
white
; /-aa/
it is in a state or condition

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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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Related Words

DIFFERENT KINDS ARE
waabishkaa vii it is white
waabishkaabikad vii it is white (as something mineral)
waabishkaabiigad vii it is white (as something string-like)
waabishkaakwad vii it is white (as something stick- or wood-like)
waabishkiigad vii it is white (as something sheet-like)
waabishkaagamin vii it is white liquid

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