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agǘbüriti
verb (inflected)
EN he is decrepit; a decrepit man
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: agǘbüri — decrepit
- MUNRO:T_SERIES — Munro 1998 ex.1a-c; Wani 2004 pp.118-122
subject agreement / agentive (Munro 1998) [MUNRO:T_SERIES]
Applied laws: MUNRO:T_SERIES
Academic teaching rationale
Why — -tina(1s) -tibu(2s) -tu(3f) -ti(3m) -tiwa(1pl) -tüü(2pl) -tiyan/-tiña(3pl). Doubles as agentive: abínahatu = 'she dances' AND 'a (female) dancer'. (Munro 1998 note 5 p.459 ex.1a–c; Munro 2007 ex.2b; Magarada §2) [FULL-AUTHOR-GRANT]
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