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(Dictionary Apoxide Definition & Thesaurus ã, Cambridge University Press of Cambridge Advanced Learner) (Subjugal Definition from Dictionary & Thesaurus ã Cambridge University Press of Cambridge Advanced Learner ) Indo-Ariana tongue spoken in Bangladesh, India and United Kingdom Sylhetisilà 'Áâthe word "silan" in Sylheti Nagri
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can see interrogation points or boxes, lost vowels or missing conjunctions instead of text of the inex. Sylheti (/ Sà ‰ ê㠪 , To "à ‰ ê à ° fricative fricative à ~ to ~ à š š š \ Voed fricative fricative z ššš å½, ã ã ã 㪠㪠㠰 ž ž ž ž ž ž ¾ ¾ ¾ ¾ ž Å ¾ Sylheti is a tonal tongue. [94] [95] [96] This is rare among the Indo-Arian languages.
There are two types of tonal contrasts in Sylheti: the emergence of tall tones in the vowels after the loss of aspiration and a level tone elsewhere. Tone of transliteration of the word meaning "In the level" Intestine "à    € ƒâ € ƒâ € ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ à ~ ~ ~ alto 'empty' ã ª ã ã ã ã ã ã ã à ~ à ~ Š ~ Êã Êã Ê㠚ª å¾ Â šª ¤ Sà © waxes 'Knife'
ž Å ~ à ª Å ~ à ª ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã à ã 'Letter Ø ~ Êã ا ا Âμm  Âμg â € œ â € œ ¡â € œ ¡™ ¹ ¹ â € œ0 â € œThe 㪠ê 㪠㪠'ê' s' à ª '㪠㪠㪠éção' Ess' ª ª ª 㪠ª 㪠㪠㪠Letter "Palmyra" Rhythm '£ £ oá 'plate' £ £ £ £ dan 'donation' £ £ £ 5 rice 'rice' ƒ à £ 'flower' à úª 㪠㪠㪠㪠㪠㪠ã ã ã ã ã Welfare, Welfare 'ês> What are you doing? As
far as the arthritis 'the "recent study of" rice "Be't' Rice shows that There is a tonal system of three ways in Sylheti. [97] No. Word IPA Tone Meaning Word Tone Meaning Word IPA Tone Meaning 1 ã ã ã ê £ 'goat' All the low 'torn' £ £ £ £ Mid 'Brindstone '2 ª  š 'Fourth' High to ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ª  㠪  㠪  ± Eee  £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ 'empty' and £
£ '£ £ and £ £ and £ That these tones arose lost his aspiration. Sylheti continues to have a long history of coexistence with tonal tibet-Burmese tonals as several dialects of Kokborok, Reang [clarifications needed]. Even though there is no clear evidence of direct empreter of lexical items from these languages ​​in Sylheti, there is still the possibility that
the emergence of sylheti tones is due to external influence, such as the indigenous speakers of Tibeto-Burmese by and great use Sylheti as a common means for interaction. Gramática Sylheti Gramática is the study of the morphology and syntax of Sylheti. [98] Nouns Process When a defined article such as -gu / a (singular) or -guin / Â £ (plural) is
added, also nouns is flexed to the number. Below are two tables that show the inflections of an animated noun, the £ £ £ £ £ ('student'), and an inanimate noun, the £ £ £ zuta ('shoe') . Noun inflexion animate Inanimate natural plural plural plural nominative £ £ £ £ £ œ / satrÃ'-gu / ª £ £ £ £ £ â € £ £ £ £ £ £ œ5 £ £ £ £ £ 5. SatrÃ'-gu / SatrÃ'-â € £
ATHE STUDENT STARTING SATURE ƒ'-HÃ'xà¢ à £ £ £ £ £ ª 㪠㪠㪠SatrÃ'-HÃ'XÃ'LThe 㪠à ª  € ¥ / zuta-gu /  € £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ and ¥ ã ã ã ã 㪠£  € £ ¥ Zuta-gu / Zuta -  £ ATHE SHOE 㪠㪠ã 㪠£ â € œThe / Zuta-Guin / 㪠㪠㪠£ £ / zuta-â € £ £ £ â € £ £ ¢ £ £ £ zuta-zua ​​ae e 㪠£ £ £ £ ¥ £ œª à ª £ £ £ £ â € œª £ â € £ ¢ £ £ £ £ Zuta-Guin /
Zuta-A £ Na / Zuta-Zua ATHE Shoes Objective £ £ £ £ £ œ5 / satrÃ'-gu-re-£ £ £ £ £ £ £ | SatrÃ'-â € £ £ £ £ £ £ œ5 ¥ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ | SatrÃ'-gu-re / satràã, £ a-re (a) the student shallother the £ â € ™ ê 㪠| SatrÃ'-HÃ'XL-â € ƒâ € ƒâ € ƒâ € ƒâ € ƒâ € ƒâ € ƒâ € ƒâª | SatrÃ à ª à ª 㪠£ â € ¥ | / zuta-gu-re / ª £ £ £ £ £ £ £ | Zuta-â € £ £ Ree 㪠㪠㪠£ â € ¥
£ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ | Zuta-gu-re / zuta-â € £ o-re (a) the shoe à ª ª ã ã 㪠ê 㪠㪠| / zuta-guint-à ª 㪠㠪 ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã 㪠äê | ZUTA-â € ƒâ € ƒâ € ƒâ € œThe 㪠ê 㪠㪠㪠㪠|  ± £ £ £ £ £ EEA | Zuta-Guint-Ã're / Zuta-A- ± Int-Ã're (a) The genitive shoes £ £ £  ± ¥ ⪠/ SatrÃ'-gu-r / £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ œ5  £ª £ £ £ª £ª SatrÃ'-gu-r /
satrÃ'-ã, £ a-rthe student is the £ £ £ £ â € œThe SatrÃ'-HÃ'XL-ê £ £ £ Our students SatrÃ'-HÃ'XL-Ã'RThe 㪠£ £ £ £ £ £ â € ¥ / zuta-gu-r £ £ £ £ £ £ A-Ré € £ £ ¥ and / and  ± £ £ £ £ £ £-gu-r / zuta- £ A-RTHE shoe is the ã ã ã ã ã à ª ã ã ã ã ã ã ê £ â € œª Zuta-Guint-a 'France à ª 㪠à ° Guint-Ã'rthe locative shoes ã, à ª ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã ã
ã ã The £ £ â € œ â € œ £ £ £ £ £ £ Zuta-gu-t / zuta-£, £ a-ton / in the shoe ¥ ê ã ã ã 㪠£ â € œThe 㪠ê §Zuta-Guint-a'e 㪠ê £ £  € œThe 㪠㪠ê §Zuta-Guint-Ã'on / on the skin All subtacts flexed above has an indefinite article preceding case markers. There are some basic rules to keep in mind about cases, in addition to the "default" nominative.
For the genitive case, the end may change, but never with an annex defined article. A noun (without an article), which ends in the consonant or the inherent vowel, for ', is flexed by an addition to the end of the word (and excluding the inherent vowel, if applicable). An example of this would be the genitive of the à ± à ª ¥ gus 'meat' being the à ª ê Ã
ª à ª à ª à ª A substantive ending in any vowel inherent from the inherent vowel will only have a -When -R who follows himself, as in the genitive of ¥ ê ê ê ê à ª ¥ (o) The genitive finish is also also to verbs (in their verbal noun forms) that à © most commonly seen when using postpositions (eg ê ê  ¢  £ ¤ê ê ê ê ê ê ê  £ ¤ hikar lagi,
'to learn' ). For the rental case, the marker tamba © m changes similarly to the genitive case with consonants and vowels have inherent its final próprio, -e -a § ', and all other vowels têm other end -e - t. For example, ê ê ê ê ¤ê sila § 'à  £ A' 'in Sylhet' ê ê ê ê £  £  ê Debt ¡xà ¡t 'Dhaka', etc. When words Measure numbered nouns
must Tamba © m be accompanied by the word as appropriate. As the noun word (MW) should be used in between The number and the substantive. Most nouns take the word as Generic © rich gu /  £ a / XA ¡n, although there are many more words as especÃfica as ZA 'No, that-Only à © used to count humans. Measure words traduçà £ Sylheti the
literal meaning in the 'y it to one ghoà i £ clock nine MW Nine watches XA' £ y it to one Balish How MW How many pillows a pillow NEX-ZA ' no person manush many-MW many people Exit-fas-za 'n Masha  £ Ã' r Four out of five MW teacher four or five nouns teachers Sylheti of £ mediçÃ, without his words as appropriate (eg AA R $ mekur instead
of AA  £  £ -a one mekur 'eight cats') would normally be considered ungrammatical. However, omitting the noun and preserving the word as à © grammar and £ rare to hear. For example, xA à ¡li ªx-ZA '¡xbà n t'. (Lit. 'Only one MW permanecerá.') It would be understood as' Only one person permanecerá. 'Since Za' n-Only can be used to
count humans. pronouns personal pronouns personal pronouns Sylheti sà £ o somewhat similar to English pronouns have different words for the first, second and third person, as excavation © m for singular and plural (the contrário verbs below). Sylheti pronouns, like their English homólogos make £ diferenciaçà the sex. Sylheti has different
third person pronouns proximity. The first used the sà £  © m Algua to that está nearby, and the second one for those who © £ is a little further. The third sà £ o generally for those that does the £ £ is the present. © m Beyond this, each of pronouns second and third person have different ways for families and polished forms; the second person
Tamba © m has a "very familiar" form (à sometimes called "despective"). It may be noted that the "too familiar" à © used to address friends particularly próximos or family, as well as subordinates of endereçamento, or abusive language. In the following tables the abbreviations used the £ sà as follows: PV = very familiar familiar = F and R =
polished (honor); Here = H, T = NA £ o, E = elsewhere (proximity), and I = inanimate. The nominative case pronouns à © used to that sà £ o the subject of the sentence such as "I already did it" or "Please stop making that noise?" personal pronouns (nominative case) Subject Proximity Honor plural VF 1 ê ê  ¥ ê (MIU I) ê ê ê £  (Ma 'ra, we
will) F ê ê ê ¤ (ami I) ê ê ê ê £  (amra, we will) 2 VF ê ê  ¥ ê (TUI, you) ê ê ê ê ¥   £ (ture, you) F ê ê ê ê  ¥ ¤ (Tumi, you)  ê ê ê ê ê ¥  £ / ê ê ê ê  ¥ ¤  £-ê ê ê ê (tumra / tum-Tain, you) P ê ê ê ê | (AFNE, you) ê ê ê ê ê ê  £  £ (afnara, you) ê 3 HF (and he) ê ê (i she) / ê ê ê  ¥ (IGU, he /
she) ê ê ê £  (age, they) P ê ê ê (EIN, he / she) ê ê ê £  / ê ê ê ê -ê  £ ê ê (eRA / Ein-Tain them)  I ê ê ê ¥ / ê ê ê ê £  (IGU /  £ Ika one, it) ê ê ê ê ê ¥  (iguin these) TF ê ê  ¢ | (H, h) ê ê ê  £ (tai she) ê ê ê ê  £  £ (tare them) P ê ê  £ ê ê (Tain, he / she) ê ê ê ê  £  £ / ê ê ê ê  £  £
-ê ê ê ê (tare / Tain-Tain them) I ê ê ê  ¥ / ê ê ê ê  £ (A 'gu / Ã'  £ XA one , it) ê ê ê ê ê  ¥ (A 'guinea those) EF ê ê  ¢ | (H, h) ê ê ê  £ (tai she) ê ê ê ê  £  £ (tare them) P ê ê  £ ê ê (Tain, he / she) ê ê ê ê  £  £ / ê ê ê  £  £ ê ê -ê ê ê (tare / Tain-Tain them) ê I ¢   ¥ ê ê / ê  ¢  £ ê ê ê
(HA gu / HA Xa £ one, it) ê  ¢  ¥ ê ê ê ê (HA guinea those) The objective of the case © used for pronouns They serve as the direct or indirect objects, such as "I told him to wash the dishes" or "the teacher gave me home lesson." Inanimate pronouns remain the the objective case. personal pronouns (objective case) Subject Close Honor plural 1
VF (Ma'an)  £ (mà 'rare, we will) F  £ | (AMA)  £ (AMR US) 2 VF (TA), you will  ¥  £ | F (TUR), you will  ¥  £ | (Items), you will  ¥  £ / ¥  £  -  £ | (Tumrare / Stoneleigh-P) tank, you will receive  £ | (AFN), you will receive  £  £ | /  £ | (Afnarare / afnaintÃ're, you) 3 HF (yes both), (Eyre) £  (ERA them) P (AAA, both / all) £  /  £ IU
irá | (ERA / ein-tank them) I'll  ¥ | /  £ | Ika (SiC /  £) is the £, will  ¥ | (Iguintà 're these) TF (yes both), (Eyre) £  (ERA them) P (AAA, both / all) £  /  £ IU irá | (ERA / ein-tank them) I'll  ¥ | /  £ | (A 'figure /  £ £ sà the A'xel it)  ¥ (A' guintÃ're, the FE) à ¢  £ | / | (Go / tare both), £ | (Taiwan) £  £  (Tarzan O) P £ | (Tan, both /) £  £  UI
(Tain-tank them) I ¢    ¥ ¢ / £  (HA gu / Ha'il Xa £)  ¥ ¢ He (IIa 'Cranes, shorelines) the possessive case à © used to show the £ possessed, like "Where está your coat?" or "Come to our house." Beyond © m addition, the meaning, such as "I have a book" ( £  £ |) or "I need the money" ( £  £  £ E) Tamba © m use the possessive (the £
traduçà the literal of the Bengali sentença versions would be "Nà £ o à © my book" and "Nà £ o à © my need of money," respectively). personal pronouns (possessive) Subject Close Honor plural 1 VF (Lady, my)  £ (mà 'rar, our F)  £ (my love)  £ (2) tools, our VF (TA), mobile £  ¥  (TUR), Cell F ¥   £ (items) advertisements ¥  £  /  ¥  Â
£ £ derogatory /  ¥  £ - £  (items / Stoneleigh-tan / Stoneleigh-Tana 'r, Cell p) £ (AFN) will receive their £  £  /  £ (afnarar / afnaintÃ' r, Cell 3) HF (r, sensaçà £ o) (EIR), the £ (ERA), its P / (en / eina 'r his / UI) £ (other by-Tana' r) I ≤ ¥ /  £ (SiC /  £ IKA air, your ¥) (iguintà 'r thereof) TF (er, sensaçà £ o) (EIR) será other (ERA) / W (en / eina'
r his / UI) £ (a-Tana 'r a) ê ¥  /  £ (£ Ogur oxalate / hR a) ¥  (oguintÃ' r, of those and f) £ (£ the rump, h / each) £  £  (Tad) the P / £  £  (tan / tana 'r, his /  £) of the package (£ Tain-Tana' r others) I ¢    ¥ ¢ / £  (HA gur / Ha ' £ yl air, a) ¥   ¢ (HA guintÃ' r thereof) and negative indefinite pronouns stick in the £ has negative pronouns
(such as ninguà © m nothing, no ). These sà typically represented by the £ £ adiçà the negative partÃcula £  (NAE) to indefinite pronouns that they sà £ próprios the corresponding question their derivatives words. £ indefinite pronouns is the common listed below. Question indefinite pronoun indefinite pronoun negative word / x / and  ¥ /
xegmin / à " ¥ Kigali / and  ¥ / à  ¥ x ¤e / xegmin / kiguwho XEUNG à à à xeusomeone XEU will hurt  and £ £ £  tear a XEUNG / bent / ¥ and / xegmin / à ' ¥  £ Kigali /  ¥ E / E'  ¥ leant / xegmin / kigurwhose I / XEU / E xeurà 'and rê / XEU and / xeurà of 'rsomeone I / XEU / E xeurÃ' rê Naegi  £ E / E £ XEU / xeurà 'r tearing of a £ |
Karee  £ | kareto slide ¡¡â â â â ¡¡àª xeurà £ 'reto Algua © m  ¡Â ¡Â ¡Â ¡Â ¡àª ઠ| / Xeure /   ¡¡àª | Àª Ä xeurà ઠઠઠઠžxeurà ઠઠઠઠઠઠêxeurà ઠ~  £ ઠ"Naeê ⠡ઠ| àª Æ àª Zà © | /  ¡Â ¡àª | ઠઠઠઠઠxeurà £ 're Naeto Algua © m  ¡Â ¥ ઠઠ~ Kune  ¡Â ¡Â ¡¥ KUNwHiCH ઠ   ¥ ¡àª ઠઠ~  ¥ / kunu /  ¡àª  ¥ ઠઠ~ àª
...  ¡Â ¡Â ¥ ઠઠ~ ઠ... kunu / Kuna 'anYê ઠઠ ¡Â ¥ ઠઠ~  ¥  ¥ ઠkunuguê ~  £ ઠઠઠઠ ¡Â ¥ ઠઠઠઠઠઠઠઠઠઠઠઠKitae  £  ¡àª ¤à " £ kitawhat ઠઠ¤à  ¡Â £ â kitawhat ઠઠ¡Â¤Ã  £ KITAWHAT ઠઠ¤à  ¡Â £ / Kisu /  ¡Â ¡Â ¡àª ઠઠ £  ¡Kuntaà ઠઠ¤à  £  ¡Â £ Kisu / KUTASOME / Algo â ઠOEE OEE  ¥
à  à ¥ / kichchu /  ¥  £  £ Kuntz Naegi ¤e à  ¥ /  ¥  £  £ kichchu / Kung naenothing pronomes relativos a ¼ relativa pronounsê | (They) e suas diferentes variantes, como mostrado abaixo, sand, £ o normalmente empregues em phrases complexas. Os pronomes relativos the animar objetos Change For Número the honra, aqueles para mas
objetos inanimados permanecer o mesmo. Animate relativa Pronomes Nominativas (OMS) genitivo (quem) Objetivo (a quem) Objetivo (a quem) Singular (VF / F) à ¬  £  £  ⠬ ¬ ¬ â â ¬â â ¬ ¬ ¬ â â â ¬ ¬ ¬ â â â ¬ ¬ ¬ â à ⠬ ¬ â ઠઠ~ ઠ| Àª ٠ઠઠઠ| E U | plural (VF / F) â ¬  £  £   ¬ ¬ ¬  £    ¬ ¬ ¬ â â â ¬ ¬ ¬ â ⠬⠬â â ¬ ¬
¬ â â â ¬ ¬ ¬ â â â ¬ ¬ ¬ â â â ¬ ¬ Zà © | plural (p) ¼ § EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEE ઠ~ "ઠ £ ઠZà © ¼ | Inanimate relativa Pronomes Nominativas / Objetivo (dos quais) genitivo (que) X | ઠE i | ઠ| ઠ⠬â â ¬ ¬ ¬ â ઠ| ઠ £  £  £ 'Adjetivos nà £ o caso para flexione, gênero ou Número after
Sylheti the sand, £ o colocados antes que modifica do substantivo. Alguns adjetivos formar seus opostos por prefixo ઠ... - (antes Consone) ou ઠઠઠઠ~ -, for example, o oposto the ¡¡¬ Š¬ OEE> (SHA £ 'MBA' B , 'possÃvel') à © ઠ... ¡¡ê ઠઠâ OEE> (£ à '£ SHA' MBA 'b' ImpossÃvel '), o oposto the  £  £  £  £  £  £  £  £ (Matra,
'speek') œ à ©  £  £  £ ". (Nimatra, 'Muito'). demonstrativa adjetivos à ¢ â? ¬" Este e que um â ¬ " isto e aquilo à ¢ â? ¬ "correspondem the ઠ... Æ% s bed, com o artigo definido ligado à seguinte substantivo. Assim, este livro they traduziria em à ઠઠઠઠઠઠઠ £  £, enquanto que os livros they traduziria em ...  £  £. Comparativos the
superlativos Sylheti adjetivos formam suas formas comparativos com ¬ â ¬â Zà © ... (Ara '' Mais'), e suas formas superlativas com i ¡⠬>  ¢  £  £  ¡¤ ઠ(Sha'b to ¡Ki, 'do que tudo'). Comparisonons sand, £ o formadas using genitivo forma do objecto pelo postparison, seguido pela postposition  ¡Â ¡Â ¡OEE OEE | (¡Ki TA / TA ³ne / she, 'to £
¡ki / TA ³ne / she,' to ¡ki / T ou o postposition â ¬  £  ¡Â ¡àª ~ (Laxan, 'como') e depois por â â ¬ ¬ ¬ â ... (Ara ',' more ') ou â ¡â ¡â ¡(XA £' m, 'Menos') . A palavra corn à © opcional, palavra para mas a menos à © necessária, portanto, em sua ausência corn à © inferida. Os adjetivos podem ser adicionalmente modificados using honor â â ¡¡àª Â
£ / E> Æ àª "/ ઠ... ઠઠ| â ¡â ¡Ã £ 'nex,' Muito ') ou Ã' Nex, 'Muito') ou ઠ... ~ ઠ| â ¡àª> E | ¡ê ¤ (à 'nex Beshi,' muito mais'), sand, que o £ úteis especialmente para comparar quantidades. Traduçà £ o Sylheti Literal Meane ¤à  ¡Ã  ¢ e ee Ye  ¢ à à à à  £ karim from the Rahim karim alto à © mais alto que Rahim ઠ⠡⠺ ¤à ¤à ¤Ã
¤à ⠤ ¬ â ¬  £  £  ¡¤ ઠઠ⠬ â ¬  £ ઠઠઠâ â â ¬ ¬  £  £  ઠઠઠ⠬ ઠ £ ઠઠઠઠâ â ¬ ઠઠઠઠઠ à ©> â ¬ ઠઠઠઠ à ©> â ¬  £ ઠઠઠઠâ â ¬ ઠઠઠઠઠâ à ©> â ¬ karim the Rahim â â ¡¡àª ¤à ¤à Zà © ¤à ¤à  «E ~ E ~ ઠઠ ¡Â ¬  £  £  ઠઠઠઠ £ Karim Rahim que menos de ALTO KARIM à © do
menor que RAHIM ઠ⠡ઠZà © ¤à ઠઠઠ¤à  ¢ â ¤ ¡¢ SS    ¡¡¡â ઠઠઠઠâ  £ choice ઠઠઠઠÂ>  £ ઠkarim the Rahim karim como altura à © tà £ o quanto alto Rahim   ¡¡¤ ઠ¤à à  ¢ à  ¢ à © â ¬â ¤à ¬â â,¬Â £  £  £  £  ¬ ¬    Â>  £  £ à e>  £  £ karim the Rahim do que muito karim altura à © muito mais alto
que Rahim verbos Sylheti verbos sand, £ o altamente flexionadas the sand, £ o regular, com apenas algumas exceçÃμes. Eles consistem the uma haste e um fim; Eles sand, £ o tradicionalmente listados after Sylheti Dicionários em sua "substantivo verbal forma de que normalmente à © formado pela adiçà £ o -a para o tronco: por exemplo, â ¡the
Zà ©  £ (Xa £ 'ra, a fazer) à © formado a partir do tronco  £  ¡¼ § àª. A haste pode terminar em qualquer uma vogal ou uma consoante. Verbos sand, £ o por conjugados tenso, por pessoa, alterando as terminaç Ãμes, sand, £ o que em Part the same for all verbs. However, the vowel rod can can Changing as part of the phenomenon known as
vowal harmony, so a vowel can be influenced by other word vowels to look more harmonious. An example would be the verb to write, with the stem lex-: 㪠ê § (Lexà ',' all you write ') but also the 㪠㪠㪠| (Lekà £, 'we wrote'). If verbs are classified by the vowel of the rod and if the stem ends in a consonant or vowel, there are nine basic classes
where most of the verbs can be placed; All verbs in a class will follow the same pattern. A verb protettype of each of these classes will be used to demonstrate conjugation for this class; The bold will be used to indicate mutation of the rod vowel. In addition, there are irregular verbs, as the £ £ ... to £ ... to Seš (Zaoa, to go) that changes the first
consonant in his stem in certain conjugations. Like many other Indoile Longuas (such as Bengali or Assamese), nouns can be transformed into verbs by combining them with selected auxiliary verbs. In Sylheti, the most common such auxiliary verb is the £ (XÃ'RA, 'do'); Thus, verbs such as joke are formed by combining the substantive form of joke (Ã
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