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Mangani -English Dictionary By Jairo Uparella , conj. and , conj. or ,-o adv. qua. too a geo. light, day, daylight a`g geo. dawn a`g adv. time. early a`g verb. to dawn ab fam. boy aba noun. benefit aba noun. gain aba noun. obtainment aba noun. profit aba noun. reach aba noun. scope aba verb. to acquire aba verb. to get aba verb. to obtain aba verb. to reach aba-ah noun. envy aba-ah noun. fancy aba-ah verb. to covet aba-ah verb. to desire capriciously aba-ah verb. to envy aba-ah verb. to seek eagerly aba-ah-ze p.p. envied aba-ah-ze p.p. longing aba-eta verb. to deduce aba-eta-ze p.p. deduced abalu fam. brother aba-ze p.p. got/gotten aba-ze p.p. reached abu anat. knee abu-nala verb. to stand up abu-t`nala verb. to kneel abu-t`nala-ze p.p. knelt ado noun. absolution ado noun. clarity ado noun. cleanness ado noun. clearing ado noun. forgiveness ado noun. indult ado verb. to absolve ado verb. to brush off ado verb. to clean ado verb. to clear ado verb. to illuminate ado verb. to light ado verb. to solve for ado-b`zan verb. to comb ado-b`zan verb. to polish ERBzine Mangani Dictionary . ado-ze p.p. absolved ado-ze p.p. cleaned ado-ze p.p. cleared ado-ze p.p. lit adu noun. deviation adu noun. losing adu verb. to deflect adu verb. to lose adu verb. to mislead adu-ze p.p. devious adu-ze p.p. lost a-eta geo. morning ag adv. qua. besides ag adv. qua. more ag sufix more than ag adv. qua. very ah sufix intensifier akut noun. intelligence akut-da noun. ability akut-da noun. agility akut-da noun. aptitude akut-da noun. skill akut-do noun. comprehension akut-do noun. determination akut-do noun. perception akut-do verb. to agree akut-do verb. to covenant akut-do verb. to embrace akut-do verb. to perceive akut-do verb. to understand akut-do noun. understanding akut-do-ze p.p. agreed akut-do-ze p.p. perceived akut-do-ze p.p. understood akut-eta noun. conviction akut-eta noun. inducement akut-eta noun. judgment akut-eta noun. knowledge akut-eta noun. persuasion akut-eta verb. to carry along akut-eta verb. to convince akut-eta verb. to induce akut-eta-ze p.p. convinced akut-eta-ze p.p. induced akut-eta-ze p.p. persuaded akut-gogo noun. advise akut-gogo noun. insinuation akut-gogo noun. suggestion akut-gogo verb. to advise akut-gogo verb. to allude akut-gogo verb. to insinuate akut-gogo verb. to suggest akut-gogo-ze p.p. advised akut-gogo-ze p.p. alluded akut-gogo-ze p.p. insinuated ERBzine Mangani Dictionary . akut-gogo-ze p.p. suggested akut-jad-zanmangani fam. great spirit, great god. akut-kewa verb. to be useful akut-kewa-ze p.p. been useful akut-mangani fam. highness akut-nga geo. book akut-nga noun. education akut-nga noun. instruction akut-nga fam. legacy akut-nga noun. teaching akut-nga noun. training akut-nga-ze p.p. educated akut-nga-ze p.p. instructed akut-nga-ze p.p. taught akut-nga-ze p.p. trained akuto fam. teacher akut-yud noun. slyness akut-zanmangani fam. shaman, wise man ala noun. ascent ala noun. climbing ala noun. elevation ala verb. to ascend ala verb. to climb ala verb. to go up ala-eta noun. gather ala-eta noun. raise ala-eta noun. raising ala-eta noun. retirement ala-eta verb. to accumulate ala-eta verb. to cluster ala-eta verb. to collect ala-eta verb. to elevate ala-eta verb. to gather ala-eta verb. to heap ala-eta verb. to pick up ala-eta verb. to raise ala-eta-ze p.p. accumulated ala-eta-ze p.p. clustered ala-eta-ze p.p. collected ala-eta-ze p.p. raised ala-ze p.p. ascended ala-ze p.p. climbed ala-ze p.p. raised amba noun. decay amba noun. declivity amba noun. depression amba noun. fall amba noun. falling in amba noun. inclination amba noun. precipitation amba noun. pulling down amba verb. to break down amba verb. to bring down amba verb. to fall amba verb. to fall down ERBzine Mangani Dictionary . amba verb. to incline amba verb. to knock down amba verb. to pull down amba verb. to throw down amba-(bi-argo) verb. to burn down amba-(bi-usha) verb. to blow down amba-do verb. to roll amba-do verb. to slide amba-do verb. to slip amba-eta noun. bumping amba-eta noun. shock amba-eta noun. stumble amba-eta noun. sudden meeting amba-eta verb. to collide amba-eta verb. to come across amba-eta verb. to fall over amba-eta verb. to meet amba-eta verb. to stumble amba-eta-ze p.p. butted amba-eta-ze p.p. found amba-eta-ze p.p. hit amba-eta-ze p.p. met amba-eta-ze p.p. stumbled amba-ze p.p. dejected amba-ze p.p. fallen amba-ze p.p. felt amba-ze p.p. inclined amba-ze p.p. precipitated amba-ze p.p. tumbled down an anat. organ ande noun. access ande noun. authorization ande noun. grant ande verb. to accede ande verb. to agree ande verb. to allow ande verb. to grant ande verb. to let ande verb. to permit ande verb. to please ande`ta noun. abandonment ande`ta noun. abhorrence ande`ta noun. disregard ande`ta noun. inattention ande`ta verb. to abandon ande`ta verb. to desert ande`ta verb. to disregard ande`ta verb. to leave ande`ta-ze p.p. abandoned ande`ta-ze p.p. deserted ande`ta-ze p.p. disregarded ande-ah noun. escape ande-ah noun. flight ande-ah noun. runaway ande-ah verb. to clear off ERBzine Mangani Dictionary . ande-ah verb. to clear out ande-ah verb. to escape ande-ah verb. to evade ande-ah verb. to flee ande-ah verb. to get away ande-ah verb. to go away ande-ah verb. to go off ande-ah verb. to move off ande-ah verb. to run away ande-ah verb. to run off ande-ah verb. to walk off ande-ah-ze p.p. escaped ande-ah-ze p.p. evaded ande-ah-ze p.p. fled ande-ah-ze p.p. gone ande-amba verb. to drop ande-nga noun. consent ande-unk-zut verb. to blow off ande-ze p.p. acceded ande-ze p.p. allowed ande-ze p.p. granted ande-ze p.p. left ande-ze p.p. let ande-ze p.p. pleased anfee noun. copula anfee noun. fecundation anfee noun. fertility anfee noun. fertilization anfee noun. matching anfee verb. to copulate anfee verb. to fertilize anfee verb. to mate anfee verb. to pregnant anfee-ze p.p. coupled anfee-ze p.p. fecundated anfee-ze p.p. fertilized anfee-ze p.p. mated ara adv. time. already ara adv. time. at once ara geo. lightning ara adv. time. now ara adv. time. right now arad w. spear a-rand geo. yesterday are noun. arrangement are noun. composition are noun. correction are noun. fitting are noun. mending are noun. reparation are noun. reprehension are verb. to adjust are verb. to arrange are verb. to compose are verb. to correct ERBzine Mangani Dictionary . are verb. to decorate are verb. to fit are verb. to fix are verb. to mend are verb. to prepare are verb. to repair are verb. to reprehend are verb. to settle are verb. to sew are verb. to weave are`ta noun. catalogue are`ta noun. organization are`ta noun. sorting are`ta verb. to classify are`ta verb. to order are`ta verb. to organize are`ta verb. to sort are`ta-ze p.p. cataloged are`ta-ze p.p. classified are`ta-ze p.p. ordered are`ta-ze p.p. organized are-ah verb. to pick a bone with are-ze p.p. corrected are-ze p.p. fixed are-ze p.p. mended are-ze p.p. prepared are-ze p.p. punished are-ze p.p. repaired are-ze p.p. sewed / sewn are-ze p.p. woven arg`om-lul geo. lava argo geo. fire argo-ah noun. calcination argo-ah noun. carbonization argo-ah noun. overheating argo-ah verb. to calcine argo-ah verb. to carbonize argo-ah verb. to overheat argo-ah-ze p.p. burnt argo-ah-ze p.p. calcined argo-ah-ze p.p. carbonized argo-balu-den geo. firewood argo-bund-eta verb. to burn away argo-bund-eta verb. to burn out argo-do noun. burning argo-do noun. exaltation argo-do noun. impatience argo-do noun. rage argo-do verb. to become impatient argo-do verb. to burn argo-do verb. to exalt argo-do verb. to rage argo-do-ze p.p. burnt / burned argo-do-ze p.p. exalted argo-do-ze p.p. impatient ERBzine Mangani Dictionary . argo-do-ze p.p. raged argo-eta geo. flame argo-ho-balu-den geo. bonfire argo-panda-ah noun. bursting argo-panda-ah geo. eruption argo-panda-ah noun. explosion argo-panda-ah verb. to blow up argo-panda-ah verb. to burst argo-panda-ah-ze p.p. burst argo-panda-ah-ze p.p. exploited argos zoo. eagle argo-ved geo. volcano 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