See yitłish on Wiktionary
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"he/she is in the process of falling, is moving along through the air"
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"falling",
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"moving",
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"word": "ditłíísh"
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"word": "haatłíísh"
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"word": "iitłíísh"
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"progressive",
"third-person"
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"he/she is in the process of falling, is moving along through the air"
],
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[
"falling",
"fall#Verb"
],
[
"moving",
"move#Verb"
]
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],
"word": "yitłish"
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