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noomazhaan ni es
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[RL]

something oily applied to the skin: skin cream, lotion, liniment



noomazhaan sg; noomazhaanan pl; Stem: /noomazhaan-/

noomazhaan sg es
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noomazhaanan pl es
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noomazhaan /noomazhaan-/: /noomazhe-/ stem of noomazhe vai [RL] ; /-n/
[nominalizer]

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John D. Nichols, Founder and Linguistic Editor

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Word Family

noomazhe vai [RL] s/he applies something oily to the skin: skin cream, lotion, linement
(derived noun) noomazhaan ni [RL] something oily applied to the skin: skin cream, lotion, liniment

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