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Baataashkoodoon
(Baa-taa-shkoo-doon )
v
Put weight on it so that it cannot be moved or taken out
Baataashkoonaa
(Baa-taa-shkoo-naa )
v
Tied down with responsibilities (example:chikdren)
Baataashkooza
(Baa-taa-shkoo-za )
adv
Someone weighed down and cannot move
Baataay`iwak
(Baa-taay`iwak)
v
They are tattling
Baataayeng
(Baa-taa-yeng )
adv
Tattling (telling on someone)
Baataayiing
(Baa-taa-yiing)
n
Hard to reach place
Baate
(Baa-te)
adv
Dry
Baate doodooshaaboo adiksijigan
(Baa-te doo-doo-shaa-boo a-dik-si-ji-gan)
n
Yogurt
Baate-giigoonh
(Baa-te-gii-goonh )
n
Dried fish
Baatedigwonigan
(Baa-te-di-gwo-ni-gan)
n
Herb(s)
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Ngii jaksidoon biitoonagaak`zidesijigan
I wore out my sole
Wiisinin biitoonjigan zhitoon
Eat, make yourself a sandwich
Biitoosbak ngii sanjigwanan biiskowaaganan
I stored the coats in the attic
Biiskan gwa gey biitooshiganan
Wear your liners also
Baasan gdoo biitoosinagaaizidezijiganan
Dry your insoles
Baasan gdoo biitoosjiganan
Dry your insoles
Nakaazan owi biitoosjigaanhs
Use the saucer
Giji doopwin toon biitoosjiginan
Put the placemats on the table
Biitowaangidoon maaba e`kiikwet
The one that is speaking keeps saying the samething
Nishin nakaazang owi biitoweg mazinigan pii biindaapkingeng
It's good to use parchment paper when your baking

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