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Biindigebiisaa
(Biin-di-ge-bii-saa)
v
The rain is coming inside
Biindigen
(Biin-di-gen )
v
Come in
Biindigense
(Biin-di-gen-sen )
v
S/O is bringing some wood inside
Biindigensen
(Biin-di-gen-sen )
v
Bring some wood inside (command)
Biindigewebinan
(Biin-di-ge-we-bi-nan)
v
Throw it in, inside
Biindinan
(Biin-di-nan)
v
Put it in (in something)
Biinge`aadkamik
(Biin-ge`aad-ka-mik)
part
What the heck, a tragedy, something terrible happening or not going right
Biinge`aamdaan
(Biin-ge`aam-daan)
v
Someone is giving it a thorough examination
Biingeji
(Biin-ge-ji)
v
He or she is cold
Biin
(Biin)
v
Bring, carry, haul something
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Shkiiwpizan gojiing jibwaa zhaayin
Cover up tightly before you go outside
Shkiizhigokaajiganan ngii naachtoonan
I lost the eye glasses
Shkikimaan ngii saa sabiing
I put a lead sinker on my net
Maamnik giishkibidoon owi shkikimaanniigin
Tear off some of that foil
Gaayaashkshenhik ngii ziiganamwaak shkimeganan
I poured the fish guts for the seagulls
Shkimepogwad maanda mide
This oil has a fishy taste
Ndoo shkimepijige
I am getting a fishy taste
Ngii shkimiiyekpijige odi shangegamigoong
I had my first taste of something new at the restauant
Gii shkwe`aasidoon owi pkwaakwat owa e`papigidood owi
The pitcher threw a curve ball
Ngii nakaazan owi pshkwegine`aab wii tkobidoowaanh nmakizin
I used that leather strip to tie my shoe

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