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/-aabaawad/ final

 
act on it with water, flood it
 
Type:
final
Subtypes:
vti2
biigwaabaawadoon vti2 ruin it in the water
biitwaabaawadoon vti2 rinse it
dipaabaawadoon vti2 moisten it, get it wet
giziiyaabaawadoon vti2 rinse it; wash it down
ningaabaawadoon vti2 dissolve it, melt it in a liquid
ojiigaabaawadoon vti2 shrink it (something sheet-like) in water
onzaamaabaawadoon vti2 get it too wet

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