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áñarahadibu
verb (inflected)
EN you have devouringed food (int)
Meaning & authority
Evidence state: SOURCE-ATTESTED LEXICAL SENSE
Attributed sources: LILA Garífuna Diccionario / Salvador Suazo
Academic authority: rules: MARAGAÑ (Shaka) MAGARADA + cited academic laws; engine v2 glass-box
How the form is built
Root: áñaraha — devouring food (int)
- MAG:TENSES — Magarada Named Tense Paradigm (Law 7)
- LARSEN:TAM_DYNAMIC — see LAW_CODEX_v2.1 · LARSEN:TAM_DYNAMIC
Named Tense (Magarada Law 7) [MAG:TENSES]
LARSEN:TAM_DYNAMIC [LARSEN:TAM_DYNAMIC]
Applied laws: MAG:TENSES · LARSEN:TAM_DYNAMIC
Academic teaching rationale
Why — Every a-initial vowel-final verb root generates eleven named tenses (46 forms/verb): MÉBEHATI infinitive · GUMADI imperative (-bá) · UGUNETI present (T-series) · SÜGÜHALI preterite/present perfect (D-series: arihadina) · LANÜGÜÑA FULASU present continuous (prefix+-iña) · ANINTEGIWA future (prefix+-uba) · ME future perfect · SÜGÜHALI BUGA past continuous · SÜGÜHALIHA past perfect (-ha) · ANINTEINA future continuous (- (Magarada Codified Law 7; Liyawa Dimúrei; Learning Garífuna Vol I; Suazo antepresent corroboration (arihadina)) [FULL-AUTHOR-GRANT]
Why — Near/immediate future; future -ba; distant future =me (enclitic); progressive -nya; PAST TI vs PERFECT DI series; habitual; distributive -ha; durative -gi; aspectual -gwa uses; suppletive stems. (Haurholm-Larsen, S. (2016). A Grammar of Garifuna. PhD diss., Univ. of Bern (collection upload 2026-07-17, full permission/attribution) §7.3.1–7.3.10) [PRINCIPLES-ONLY — paraphrased]
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