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méibugawamei
verb (inflected)
EN let us not walk
Meaning & authority
Evidence state: SOURCE-ATTESTED LEXICAL SENSE
Attributed sources: gld · Hererun Wagüchagu · The People’s Garífuna Dictionary
Academic authority: rules: MARAGAÑ (Shaka) MAGARADA + cited academic laws; engine v2 glass-box
How the form is built
Root: éibuga — to walk
- NEG:OPTATIVE — see LAW_CODEX_v2.1 · NEG:OPTATIVE
negative optative (ELD-09①) [NEG:OPTATIVE]
Applied laws: NEG:OPTATIVE
Academic teaching rationale
Why — The §9 optative person series on a negative stem: 'let X not …' (máluahanei 'let me not look for', máluahahamei 'let them not look for'). (MARAGAÑ (Shaka) MAGARADA elder-dictation ELD-20260717-09; Magarada §9 optative series) [PRINCIPLES-ONLY — paraphrased]
Voices & attributed examples (2)
Kéimoun éibuga áraabu.
Garifuna Living Dictionary (Munro and Flores) · attributed_permission_grantedAfasidati garádu dán lé larihini mésu éibuga lurúgabu lúban.
EN — The rat became aggressive when it saw the cat walking near its house.
Nisamina Verified Sentence Corpus · attributed_sentence_bank
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