dgo

Definition: exist naturally in a certain place, be present naturally in a certain place

dgo
>vii LH
>3sCCONJ endgok; 1 exist naturally in a certain place, be present naturally in a certain place. Gchi-zaaghigan zhonda ge-dgog, mii zhonda ge-bi-zhaawaad ge-giigoonykejig.
>There will be a big lake here, where people will come to fish. SO1971.rs. Name-oshkoonzh dadibew dago.
>Sturgeonweed grows near the water. AW1941.rn. Pane go zhiwi miinan dgonoon, aapji'sh go zhiwi ntaa-miin'kewak bemaadzijik.
>There's always blueberries there, so people pick blueberries a lot there. MC2005.cs. 2 happen at a certain time. Mii sa gii-gizhiitaamgak gchi-miigaadwin wi pii gaa-dgogbanen.
>So that great battle which took place at that time was over. SO1971.rs.
>Full-vowel form: dago.

Languages: Nishnaabemwin (Odawa/Eastern Ojibwe)
Part of speech: Verb Inanimate intransitive verb
Source of term: Mary Ann Corbiere and Rand Valentine, Dictionary of Nishnabewin Database, publication pending (2015).
Unique ID: n73004657248n
GKS Reference Number: 14252
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