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boozitaaso vai rg
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s/he loads cargo



imboozitaas 1s ind; nimboozitaas 1s ind; niboozitaas 1s ind; boozitaaso 3s ind; boozitaasod 3s conj; bwaazitaasod 3s ch-conj; Stem: /boozitaaso-/

imboozitaas1s ind lw
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nimboozitaas1s ind rg
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boozitaaso3s ind rg
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lw
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boozitaasod3s conj rg
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lw
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bwaazitaasod3s ch-conj rg
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boozitaasodaa21p imp lw
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boozitaason2s imp lw
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boozitaasog2p imp lw
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boozitaaso /boozitaaso-/: /boozit-/ stem of boozitoon vti2 ; /-aaso/
s/he performs useful action

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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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Word Family

boozi vai s/he gets in or on (a vehicle or a boat), boards, gets aboard, embarks
(causative) boozi' vta load h/ on (a vehicle or boat), give a ride to h/ (causative) boozitoon vti2 load it on (as cargo on a vehicle or boat); upload it (on a computer)
(detransitive) boozitaaso vai s/he loads cargo (benefactive) boozitaw vta load (it) with cargo for h/ (benefactive) boozitamaw vta load (it) with cargo for h/ (verb of undergoing) boozichigaazo vai s/he is loaded on (by someone), "they" load h/ on; s/he or it (animate) is put on board (by someone), "they" put h/ or it (animate) on board (verb of undergoing) boozichigaade vii it is loaded on (by someone), "they" load it on; it is put on board (by someone), "they" put in on board
(applicative) boozinodaw vta catch a ride with h/

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