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asemaa-opwaagaans na rg
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a cigarette

See also: asemaawipwaagaans na



asemaa-opwaagaans sg; asemaa-opwaagaansag pl; Stem: /asemaa-opwaagaans-/

asemaa-opwaagaans sg rg
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asemaa-opwaagaansag pl es
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rg
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Indaga naajibatwaadamawishin igiweg asemaa-opwaagaansag.

Why don't you run after some cigarettes for me?
 es
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Ningii-kaadamawaa nindaanis asemaa-opwaagaansan.

I hid my daughter's cigarettes from her.
 rg
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asemaa-opwaagaans /asemaa-opwaagaans-/: asemaa- compounding form of /asemaaw-/ stem of asemaa na ; /opwaagaans-/ stem of opwaagaans na ;

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