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/gabe-/ initial

 
all the way, to the end
 
Type:
initial
Subtypes:
root
gabedibikwe vai s/he spends the whole night
gabekana adv loc at the end of the road or trail
gabeshi vai s/he camps, sets up camp
gabeshkan vti go to the end of it; pass by or through to the end of it; complete, pass through it; succeed in it
gabeshkaa vai s/he goes, comes to the end
gabeyaaboono vai s/he slides all the way (on some medium such as water or snow)

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