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/-aandagw/ final

 
tree (especially fir), bough
 
Type:
final
Subtypes:
noun
anaamaandag adv loc under the bough
gaagaagiwaandag na a juniper bush
gaawaandag na a white spruce
giizhikaandag na a cedar bough
ininaandag na a balsam fir
mina'igwaandag na [BL] a white spruce bough
ogidaandag on top of a bough
okikaandag na a jack pine
okikaandagwaandag na a jack pine bough
wanakwaandag adv loc at the tip of a bough
zhingobaandag na a fir bough
zhingwaakwaandag na a pine bough

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