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/bakite-/ initial

 
hit, strike
 
Type:
initial
Subtypes:
root
bakite' vta hit, strike h/
bakite'an vti hit, strike it
bakiteshin vai s/he trips and falls, falls down hard
bakiteshkan vti bump, knock it [with body or foot]
bakiteyaakwa' vta hit h/ (something stick-like), hit h/ with a stick
bakiteyaashkaa vii waves hit against something

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