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→Binyan PaReHa
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====Binyan ''PaReHa''==== | ====Binyan ''PaReHa''==== | ||
This generally expresses an ''intensive'' meaning, though in some cases it works like a causative or an applicative. It's also commonly used to verb nominal roots. An example: "paṇeba" (to take notes) | This generally expresses an ''intensive'' meaning, though in some cases it works like a causative or an applicative. It's also commonly used to verb nominal and adjectival roots. An example: "paṇeba" (to take notes) | ||
*Perfective conjugation ''paṇabe-'' (active), ''capṇabe-'' (passive) | *Perfective conjugation ''paṇabe-'' (active), ''capṇabe-'' (passive) | ||