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zagapijigan ni

  1. something towed: a trailer, a towed boat
  2. something used for hitching: a hitch, a tow rope

See also: zagapijigan na



zagapijigan sg; zagapijiganan pl; zagapijigaans dim; zagapijiganing loc; Stem: /zagapijigan-/

zagapijiganan pl es
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zagapijigaans dim es
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zagapijiganing loc es
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zagapijigan /zagapijigan-/: /zagapid-/ stem of zagapidoon vti2 ; /-gan/
[nominalizer]

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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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Word Family

zagapidoon vti2 tie on, tow, hitch it
(detransitive) zagapijige vai s/he ties on, tows, hitches things (benefactive) zagapidamaw vta tie on, tow, hitch (it) for h/ (verb of undergoing) zagapijigaade vii it is tied on, towed, hitched (by someone), "they" tie on, tow, hitch it (verb of undergoing) zagapijigaazo vai s/he is tied on, towed, hitched (by someone), "they" tie on, hitch, tow h/ (derived noun) zagapijigan ni
  1. something towed: a trailer, a towed boat
  2. something used for hitching: a hitch, a tow rope

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