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áragachaguahamali
derived form
EN they have just/already changed one's attire
Meaning & authority
Evidence state: SOURCE-ATTESTED LEXICAL SENSE
How the form is built
Root: áragachagua — To change one's attire
OP:MALI [OP:MALI]
Applied laws: OP:MALI
Academic teaching rationale
Why — -wamali (1PL) / -hamali (3PL): already done, just happened (adarahawamali 'we have just opened it'). NOT permissive 'let us/them'. gubeibei 'it just happened' is not 2sg. (Magarada §7) [PRINCIPLES-ONLY — paraphrased]
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