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==Knašta==
===Alternative forms===

===Etymology===

Calque of English ''give up'', ''ota'' (up) + ''donek'' (give)

===Pronunciation===
(''Knašta'') [[Guide:IPA|IPA]]: /otadonɛk/
===Verb===
'''otadonek'''

# to give up
#:'''''Sen-otadonekkatsí'''.''
#:: ''I gave up.''


====Inflection====

''Otadonek'' is a ''-nés'' verb.

{{Knashtaverbtable
|verb=otadonek
|ending=nés
}}

''Otadonek'' has a regular implied agent form.

{{Qtzimpliedagent
|verb=otadonek
|stem=otadonek
|ending=nés
|pluralending=nétsa
}}

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[[Category:Contionary]] [[Category:Knašta verbs]] [[Category:Knašta words]]