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# to take, to receive, to accept
# to take, to receive, to accept
#: {{ux|siwa|Aksa muontu męrana ỉstodi '''tatamantami'''|It was not a difficult decision to '''accept''' the gift.}}
# to host
# to host
===Etymology 3===
===Etymology 3===
====Verb====
====Verb====
{{head|siwa|verb forms}}
{{head|siwa|verb forms}}
# {{inflection of|siwa|mani||inf}}
# {{inflection of|siwa|mani||inf}}

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Siwa

Pronunciation

Etymology 1

Noun

manta anim or inan (marked mantaka or manųa)

  1. world, earth, land
Inflection
manta — inanimate noun, a-declension
Unmarked
agentive/dative
Marked
patientive/genitive
Locative
inessive illative elative adessive allative ablative
manta mantaka mantakia mantakita mantakika mantakima mantakibma mantakiska
manta — animate noun
  Unmarked
agentive/dative
Marked
patientive/genitive
singular manta manųa
plural mantagi manųagi

Etymology 2

Verb

mant‧a (agentive transitive, infinitive mantami, past mantia)

  1. to take, to receive, to accept
    Aksa muontu męrana ỉstodi tatamantami
    It was not a difficult decision to accept the gift.
  2. to host

Etymology 3

Verb

manta

  1. infinitive of mani