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Mostrando 11 palabras para la categoria: C+

alis-

I. C+

1. dry

Notas:

  • Gramatical:
    Never used alone. Used to make compounds words : alisba (dry), aliskiing (to dry something), alisting (to dry), alistingima (dried).

kaisup

I. C+

1. pinching

kup

I. C+

1. swell

II. N

1. bump

Notas:

  • Gramatical:
    Surely related in some way with 'tkup' and its derived words.
    Used with helping verbs '-ting' and
    '-uung'.

larn

I. C+

1. learn

Notas:

  • Gramatical:
    Borrowing from English (learn). Can't be used alone, but in composition with an helping verb. See larn-ting and larn-tang.

mak-

I. C+

1. mov open

Notas:

  • Gramatical:
    Has the basic meaning of 'open' but cannot be used alone. With the intransitive helping verb 'ting' it means 'to open, to be born' (both intransitive), and with the transitive 'uung' it means 'to open' (transitive). 'mak' can be reduplicated to obtain 'to wink' and 'to blink' meanings. See 'makting', 'makuung', 'makmakting' and 'makmakuung'.

mukus-

I. C+

1. time dawn

Notas:

  • Gramatical:
    Cannot be used alone. Is part of the compounds 'mukus-ting' (to become daylight, to dawn) and 'mukus-aating' (to daylight applied to people). The form can be reduced to 'mkus-'.

ngulaik

I. C+

1. sorry

puh-

I. C+

1. turn over

tup-

I. C+

1. down

Notas:

  • Gramatical:
    The general meaning is 'down'. Usually not used alone but either in the complex postposition 'tupki' (under) or in the compound verbs 'tup-ting' and 'tup-uung' (to sink) respectively intransitive and transitive.

ur-

I. C+

1. fall

1. drop

Notas:

  • Gramatical:
    Never used alone. Enters in the compounds 'ur-ting' or 'ur-aating' (to drop) and 'ur-uung' (to throw), respectively intransitive and transitive.

wark

I. C+

1. work

II. N

1. work , [ESP] trabajo

Notas:

  • Gramatical:
    Borrowing from English (work). The verb 'to work' is expressed by the association of the borrowed English noun and the Rama helping verb 'ting'.