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niyali
noun (possessed)
EN my dull on account of overuse
Meaning & authority
Evidence state: SOURCE-ATTESTED LEXICAL SENSE
Academic authority: rules: MARAGAÑ (Shaka) MAGARADA + cited academic laws; engine v2 glass-box
How the form is built
Root: iyali — dull on account of overuse
- MUNRO:P_SERIES — Munro 1998 n.5 p.459; Munro 2007; Magarada §2
- MAG:PREFIX_REDUCTION — Wamaragañ Magarada ELD-01 2026-07-17; Wani 2004 pp.32-34
- LARSEN:POSSESSION — Haurholm-Larsen 2016 (possession, relational classifiers)
person prefix (Munro P-series) [MUNRO:P_SERIES]
single-consonant prefix reduction (ELD-01; Wani 2004) [MAG:PREFIX_REDUCTION]
possession (Haurholm-Larsen 2016) [LARSEN:POSSESSION]
Applied laws: MUNRO:P_SERIES · MAG:PREFIX_REDUCTION · LARSEN:POSSESSION
Academic teaching rationale
Why — n-(1s) b-(2s) t-(3f) l-(3m) wa-(1pl) h-(2pl) ha-(3pl); on transitive aux umu (subject), possessed nouns, prepositions, some complementizers. (Munro 1998 note 5 p.459, §2.2; Munro 2007 ex.2a; Magarada §2) [FULL-AUTHOR-GRANT]
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