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/-aabaawe/ final

 
s/he is immersed, flooded
 
Type:
final
Subtypes:
vai
biigwaabaawe vai s/he gets ruined in the water
biinaabaawe vai s/he is washed off clean
biinjisheyaabaawe vai s/he gets water in h/ ear
dakaabaawe vai s/he gets cold and wet
dakizideyaabaawe vai s/he cools h/ foot or feet in water
dipaabaawe vai s/he is moist
giikadaabaawe vai s/he is cold from being wet, is cold from being in the rain
mookwaabaawe vai s/he cries from being drenched
ningaabaawe vai s/he dissolves
nishkaabaawe vai s/he is angry because of being wet
nookaabaawe vai s/he softens in water
onzaamaabaawe vai s/he is too wet, is soaked
zhaabwaabaawe vai s/he is soaked through

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