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/-aada'e/ final

 
s/he skates
 
Type:
final
Subtypes:
vai
animaada'e vai s/he skates away (in the other direction)
awaseweyaada'e vai s/he skates out of view around something
azheyaada'e vai s/he skates backwards
babaamaada'e vai s/he skates about
bagamaada'e vai ss/he arrives skating
bedaada'e vai s/he skates slow
bimaada'e vai s/he skates along
biidaada'e vai s/he skates here
gibitaada'e vai s/he stops skating
gizhiiyaada'e vai s/he skates fast
godaada'e vai s/he practices skating
inaada'e vai s/he skates a cetain way, skates to a certain place
maadaada'e vai s/he starts skating
nitaawaada'e vai s/he knows how to skate
ondaada'e vai s/he skates from a certain place
zhooshkwaada'e vai s/he skates

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