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ayáhuwahaguahaya
derived form
EN to have overly / thoroughly cried
Meaning & authority
Evidence state: SOURCE-ATTESTED LEXICAL SENSE
Attributed sources: gld
Academic authority: rules: MARAGAÑ (Shaka) MAGARADA + cited academic laws; engine v2 glass-box
How the form is built
Root: ayáhuwaha — cry
- MAG:CONTRIB §27 — see LAW_CODEX_v2.1 · MAG:CONTRIB §27
MAG:CONTRIB §27 [MAG:CONTRIB §27]
Applied laws: MAG:CONTRIB §27
Voices & attributed examples (2)
Hóuchatu ayáhuwaha, amagubéirugu hérenguti lún adéirei águiraü.
EN — She tried to cry, but it was not easy to find the tears.
Nisamina Verified Sentence Corpus · attributed_sentence_bankóuchatu úguchurun bucháaruatu tadinu gabanarugu, amagubéirugu agúmeseru íraü ayáhuwaha.
EN — The tired mother tried to get into bed, but the baby started to cry.
Nisamina Verified Sentence Corpus · attributed_sentence_bank
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