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/aapid-/ initial

 
permanent, complete
 
Type:
initial
Subtypes:
root
Variants:
aapij , aapiz
aabidaapi vai s/he laughs without stopping
aapidabi vai s/he just sits, sits and can't get up
aapidademo vai s/he cries without stopping
aapidaganaam vta hit h/ with serious effect, hit h/ and finish h/ off
aapidagoozi vai s/he is perched up above and can't get down
aapida'oode vii it is permanently tangled, tied up in knots for good
aapida'oodoon vti2 tie it up in knots for good
aapida'oozo vai s/he is permanently tangled, tied up in knots for good
aapida'oozh vta tie h/ up in knots for good
aapidanaamo vai s/he is unable to recover h/ breath
aapidapide vii it is tied securely, tied for good
aapidapidoon vti2 tie it securely, tie it for good
aapidapizo vai s/he or it (animate) is tied securely, tied for good
aapidapizh vta tie h/ securely, tie h/ for good
aapidaakizige vai s/he can't quit drinking
aapidaandawe vai s/he climbs and gets stuck
aapidendi vai s/he goes and doesn't return, is gone for good
aapidingwaam vai [S] s/he sleeps and doesn't wake up, dies in h/ sleep
aapijibatoo vai s/he runs away for good
aapijibide vii it drives, runs, operates without stopping
aapijigise vii it goes into wood and sticks
aapijinazh vta finish h/ off, finally and completely kill h/
aapijinizhimo vai s/he flees for good
aapijise vii it slips in, goes into something and not reappear
aapijiskwagizi vai s/he bleeds without stopping
aapijishin vai s/he has a serious fall or accident, has a fatal fall or accident
aapizikaw vta knock h/ out by hitting or bumping