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iñarabumutu
v.; Verb (Transitive)
EN you "ed it (F)
Meaning & authority
Evidence state: COMPOSITIONAL CANDIDATE — elder validation required
Attributed sources: NISAMINA EXPANSION lane — Magarada Laws engine (validated 2026-07-24)
Academic authority: NISAMINA EXPANSION lane — Magarada Laws engine (validated 2026-07-24)
How the form is built
Root: iñara — To "conjure" or make something appear, either by using magic, by performing a skillful illusion, or by creating it seemingly out of nothing. It can also mean to bring a memory or idea to mind, or to earnestly ask someone to do something.; pendant, charm or medal; To conjure or make something appear, either by using magic, by performing a skillful illusion, or by creating it seemingly out of nothing. It can also mean to bring a memory or idea to mind, or to earnestly ask someone to do something.
iñara+bumutu — 2SG>OBJ:F (Director's 7×2 table)
inflection of iñara “To "conjure" or make something appear, either by using magic, by performing a skillful illusion, or by creating it seemingly out of nothing. It can also mean to bring a memory or idea to mind, or to earnestly ask someone to do something.; pendant, charm or medal; To conjure or make something appear, either by using magic, by performing a skillful illusion, or by creating it seemingly out of nothing. It can also mean to bring a memory or idea to mind, or to earnestly ask someone to do something.”
Academic teaching rationale
root dictionary-attested (double-witnessed base + V12.2)
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