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zhebaa adv tmp rg
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this morning (just past)



zhebaa ;

zhebaa es
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rg
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gh
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lw
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Gigii-wiisinim ina zhebaa.

Do you eat this morning?
 rg
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Gii-wiisagise omisadaang zhebaa.

He had a sharp pain in his stomach this morning.
 es
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John gii-kiiwebizo zhebaa.

John drove home this morning.
 es
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Ngii-pi-ganoonig zhebaa.

She called me this morning.
 lw
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Zhebaa ingii-o-gichi-wiisinimin.

This morning we went and had a big meal.
 gh
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Onzaam wiiba ningii'-amaji'igoo zhebaa.

They woke me up too early this morning.
 nj
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The Ojibwe People's Dictionary is developed and maintained by:
Nora Livesay, Editor
John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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