/-taa/ final

agwaataa vai s/he goes ashore, comes ashore

animikotaa vai s/he turns away, turns face down

apiichitaa vai s/he engages in an activity to a certain extent, is so far along in an activity

azhetaa vai s/he goes back, returns

aabijitaa vai s/he continues, works constantly

aagawitaa s/he ducks behind something

bagijitaa vai s/he lets loose, releases; s/he loosens up

banaskwiiwagitaa vai s/he exercises

bejitaa vai s/he goes slow doing something, works slow

biindoonetaa vai s/he ducks down into the canoe or boat

dazhitaa vai

dazhwaabiigitaa vai s/he, it (animate, string-like) straightens out

gibichitaa vai s/he stops doing what s/he is doing, quits a task without completing it

giichigotaa vai s/he works free, wiggles h/ way out

giimoojitaa vai s/he does something secretly

giizhiitaa vai s/he finishes, gets done

gwekitaa vai s/he turns (h/ body); s/he changes h/ way of doing something or h/ belief

ikotaa vai s/he moves aside, gets out of the way

ishkwaataa vai s/he is at the end of an activity; s/he stops an activity, stops working, quits working, quits a job

madwetaa vai s/he is heard in an activity

maajitaa vai s/he starts doing something, sets to work

nagaataa vai s/he stops moving

nawetaa vai s/he bends over

nishkitaa vai s/he angers people; s/he makes people mad

niibaataa vai s/he works into the night

noogitaa vai s/he stops herself/himself, holds herself/hiimself back

ojaanimitaa vai s/he is busy (in some work or activity)

ondamitaa vai s/he is kept busy in an activity

waawiyeyaabiigitaa vai s/he, it (animate) coils up like a snake

wewiibitaa vai s/he hurries (in some work or activity)

zhagashkitaa vai s/he crouches down, ducks down, stoops

zhiibiigitaa vai s/he stretches (h/ body)

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