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wiinde vii rg
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it has a name

Paired with: wiinzo vai

wiinde 0s ind; wiindeg 0s conj; waandeg 0s ch-conj; wiindemagad 0s ind aug; Stem: /wiinde-/

Audio for Basic Forms

wiinde	0s ind	rg Listen es Listen
wiindeg	0s conj	rg Listen es Listen
waandeg	0s ch-conj	rg Listen es Listen
wiindemagad	0s ind aug	rg Listen

Sentence Examples

Mii ko 'i apii gaa-wiindeg gii-onjiindiwi-giizhigak aabita-biboong. They used to call the New Years the "kissing day".	es Listen
Aaniin ezhi-wiindemagak iwe oodena gaa-bi-gibikamang, What's the name of that town we passed on the way here?	rg Listen

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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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