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/-gwaazo/ final

 
h/ is sewn
 
Type:
final
Subtypes:
vai
agogwaade vii it is sewn on something
agogwaazo vai s/he is sewn on something
apigwaazo vai s/he is sewn onto something as a facing or lining
aaboojigwaazo vai s/he is sewn inside out
aanikoogwaazo vai s/he is sewn on to another piece
aanjigwaazo vai s/he is sewn over
biskigwaazo vai s/he is folded and sewn, is hemmed
gashkigwaazo vai s/he is sewn
gibogwaazo vai s/he is sewn shut
gwayakogwaazo vai s/he is sewn correctly
izhigwaazo vai s/he is sewn a certain way
minogwaazo vai s/he is sewn well
ojibogwaazo vai s/he is puckered

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