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English
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Clofabosin
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I
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end·in, en
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you (singular)
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val·in, van, provol·in (polite)
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| 3
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he
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flur·in (animate), flus·in (inanimate)
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we
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enaz·in, ez·in
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you (plural)
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valaz·in, vaz·in
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they
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fluraz·in (animate), flusaz·in (inanimate)
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this
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cef-, cer·in (animate), ces·in (inanimate)
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that
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flu-, flur·in (animate), flus·in (inanimate)
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here
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cefib
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there
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flufib
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who
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glir·in
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what
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glis·in, gli- ("what X")
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where
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glifib
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when
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nertib
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how
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glipastat, glistat
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not
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-fo-, -tu-
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all
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pre(d)- pres·in, prer·in
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many
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nal-, nar·in (animate), nas·in (inamimate)
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some
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som-, sor·in (animate), sos·in (inamimate)
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few
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vin-, vir·in (animate), vis·in (inamimate)
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other
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luta-, lutar·in (animate), lutas·in (inanimate)
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one
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es·in (animate), er·in (inanimate)
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two
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rib·in
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three
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sal·in
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four
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lop·in
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five
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orf·in
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big
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clorovir
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long
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lapavir
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wide
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ragovir
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thick
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nocuvir
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heavy
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locravir
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small
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tipavir
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short
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rucivir
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narrow
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quacartavir
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thin
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dranavir
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woman
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siflin, siflin-
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man (adult male)
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vestin, vestin-
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man (human being)
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amp·in
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child
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cibi·n
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| 40
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wife
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vigid·in
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husband
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vigid·in
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mother
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maxi·n
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father
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baxi·n
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animal
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erid·in
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fish
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sop·in
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bird
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acor·in
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dog
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louse
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snake
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worm
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tree
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prot·in
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forest
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afax·in
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| 53
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stick
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sepi·n
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| 54
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fruit
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fosli·n
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| 55
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seed
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gal·in
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| 56
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leaf
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root
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bark (of a tree)
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flower
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grass
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rope
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skin
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meat
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blood
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vipr·in
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bone
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fat (noun)
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egg
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pitol·in
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horn
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tail
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feather
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hair
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head
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tetr·in
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ear
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cinol·in
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| 74
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eye
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sul·in
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nose
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tucl·in
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mouth
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pin·in
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tooth
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nord·in
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tongue (organ)
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lor·in
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fingernail
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motr·in
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foot
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cam·in
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leg
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brom·in
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knee
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bent·in
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hand
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dian, dia- (diazepam)
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wing
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belly
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plad·in (pladib = inside)
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guts
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neck
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icl·in
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back
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mifen
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breast
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toceran
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heart
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zefin, zefo-
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liver
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to drink
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plocavir
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to eat
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spovir
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to bite
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tiravir
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to suck
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ganovir
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to spit
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bersuvir
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to vomit
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cenivir
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to blow
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olmevir
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to breathe
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captovir
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to laugh
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mirvevir
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to see
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conavir
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to hear
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rupavir
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to know
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rovavir (dative-stative)
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to think
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cedovir ('to opine'; dative-stative), ixevir ('engage in cognition')
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to smell
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lenabovir (dative-stative)
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to fear
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belatavir (dative-stative)
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to sleep
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certolivir
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to live
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moxivir
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to die
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baruvir
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to kill
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loxavir
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to fight
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-ase riduvir
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to hunt
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ozavir
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to hit
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ucavir
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to cut
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spixovir
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to split
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scolivir
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to stab
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zapivir
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to scratch
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lexovir
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to dig
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asicovir
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to swim
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faldivir
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to fly
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fosavir (naturally, e.g. birds and insects), darunavir (artificially, e.g. airplanes)
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to walk
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zenavir
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to come
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tibavir
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to lie (as in a bed)
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aptivir (to be lying)
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to sit
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trovir (to be sitting)
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to stand
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axovir (to be standing)
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to turn (intransitive)
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zeprivir
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to fall
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bendavir
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to give
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gosivir
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to hold
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glepavir
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to squeeze
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fomivir
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to rub
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doravir
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to wash
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diravir
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to wipe
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rilpivir
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to pull
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maravir
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to push
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tasovir
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to throw
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clavir
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to tie
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volavir
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to sew
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lopravir
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to count
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rituvir
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to say
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epavir
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to sing
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stilocavir
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to play
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zanamivir
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to float
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erevir
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to flow
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promivir
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to freeze
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pimivir
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to swell
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trixovir
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sun
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grian
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moon
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porf·in
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star
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rab·in
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water
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rax·in
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rain
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clupi·n
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river
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fab·in
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lake
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parc·in
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sea
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trac·in
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salt
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tur·in
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stone
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uld·in
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sand
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bal·in
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dust
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plusi·n
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earth
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ober·in
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cloud
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bitral·in
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fog
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stam·in
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| 162
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sky
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vexan
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wind
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clevi·n
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snow
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trox·in
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ice
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erub·in
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smoke
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situm·in
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| 167
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fire
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tovan
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ash
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labran
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to burn
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entevir
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road
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efen
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mountain
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clexi·n
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red
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bizuvir
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green
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pratamavir, tupevir (for natural things)
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yellow
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molivir
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white
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debevir
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black
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taronuvir
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night
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vul·in
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day
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acti·n
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year
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proc·in
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warm
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dacivir
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cold
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felavir
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full
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alovir
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new
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opavir
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old
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trecovir (of people); delevir (of things)
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good
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gadovir
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bad
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mitovir
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rotten
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resuvir
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dirty
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obinuvir
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| 189
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straight
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espivir
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| 190
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round
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tenovir
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sharp (as a knife)
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besivir
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dull (as a knife)
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radavir
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smooth
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pradevir
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| 194
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wet
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mexavir
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dry
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cidovir
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correct
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toxavir
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near
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aplavir
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far
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adevir
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right
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estran
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| 200
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left
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pafan
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| 201
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at
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-LOC (-ib)
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| 202
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in
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-LOC (-ib)
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| 203
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with
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-COM (-ase)
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| 204
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and
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alfa (nouns), -CONJ (verbs)
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| 205
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if
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-COND (-sartan)
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| 206
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because
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-QUOT (past -pirdine, present -vudine, timeless -tidine, future -clidine)
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| 207
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name
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all·in
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