(verb of pretending)
baapikaazo
vai
s/he pretends to laugh
(verb of addiction)
baapishki
vai
s/he keeps laughing, is always laughing
(applicative)
baapi'
vta
laugh at h/
(reciprocal)
baapi'idiwag
vai
they laugh at each other
(verb of undergoing)
baapichigaade
vii
it is being laughed at (by someone), "they" laugh at it
(verb of undergoing)
baapichigaazo
vai
s/he is being laughed at (by someone), "they" laugh at h/
(applicative)
baapinodaw
vta
make fun of, ridicule h/; mock h/ disrespectfully; show disrespect for h/baabaapi
vai
s/he keeps laughing, laughs and laughs
(reciprocal)
baabaapi'idiwag
vai
they keep laughing at each other
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