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madwengwaamo vai nj
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[BL]

s/he snores, makes noise in h/ sleep

See also: madwengwaam vai [ML] ; madwengwaami vai [RL]



nimadwengwaam 1s ind; madwengwaamo 3s conj; madwengwaamod 3s conj; medwengwaamod 3s ch-conj; Stem: /madwengwaamo-/

nimadwengwaam1s ind nj
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madwengwaamo3s conj nj
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madwengwaamod3s conj nj
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medwengwaamod3s ch-conj nj
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Ninagazitawaa endaso-dibik gaa-madwengwaamod.

I'm getting used to his snoring every night.
 nj
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madwengwaamo /madwengwaamo-/: /madwe-/
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; /-ingwaamo/
s/he sleeps

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