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aandabi vai lw
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s/he changes h/ seat



indaandab 1s ind; nindaandab 1s ind; nidaandab 1s ind; niyaandab 1s ind; aandabi 3s ind; aandabid 3s conj; ayaandabid 3s ch-conj; Stem: /aandabi-/

indaandab1s ind lw
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niyaandab1s ind es
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aandabi3s ind lw
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es
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aandabid3s conj lw
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es
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ayaandabid3s ch-conj gh
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aandabi /aandabi-/: /aand-/
change
; /-abi/
s/he sits, stays, is in position
Reduplicated Form: aayaandabi

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Word Family

aandabi vai s/he changes h/ seat
(causative) aandabi' vta make h/ change h/ seat

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