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Pishmoniiginan
(Pish-mo-nii-gi-nan)
n
Sheets
Pishimowin
(Pi-shi-mo-win)
n
Mattress
Piza
(Pi-za)
v
Drives there
Pizwin
(Piz-win)
n
Apron
Pkazhaaye
(Pka-zhaa-ye)
v
Cleaning fish
Pkazhaayii mookimaan
(Pka-zhaa-yii moo-ki-maan)
n
Fillet knife
Pkibijige
(Pki-bi-ji-ge)
v
Picking
Pkidizigwe
(Pki-di-zi-gwe)
adv
Water on the ice; mild weather
Pkidoode
(Pki-doo-de)
v
To crawl on/over something
Pkibidoon
(Pki-bi-doon)
v
Break/snap (eg;string)
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Gii bi zaagiiye`aashi maaba jiimaaning
H/She blew into view by boat
Gii zaagiiye`aasin mzanegan
The paper blew into view
Nengaach gwa zaagiiyeshkaa owi jiimaan
The boat is slowly coming into view
Jina gii nke zaagiiyeshkwaa
I went to see him/her briefly
Gekpii gii zaagiiyaadtaan owi
H/She finally talked about it
Aambe gdaa zaagiiye`aataan owi
You better start talking about that bring it out in the open
Gekpii naa gii zaagiiye`aajimo owa
H/She finally talked about it openly
Gekpii naa gii zaagiiye`aajimotaage owa
H/She finally talked about it openly to someone
Gekpii naa gii zaagiiye`aajimotaagonaa owa
H/She finally talked to us about it openly
Gii zaagiiyegaa maaba odi ednakimigak
H/She came dancing out at the event

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