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mn&#13;
	Præt.			8.&#13;
1. Amnap, сѣлъ (все)&#13;
Amnal&#13;
Amned&#13;
2. Amnai&#13;
Amneli&#13;
Amnedi&#13;
3. Amnut&#13;
Amnelet&#13;
Amnádat&#13;
&#13;
Afap&#13;
Afal&#13;
Afed&#13;
2. Afai&#13;
Afeli&#13;
Afedi&#13;
3, Afut&#13;
Afelet&#13;
Afádet&#13;
&#13;
Fut. Ablebe&#13;
C. Amnip&#13;
(Amnendšap?)&#13;
Imp. 1. Amd&#13;
	Amnimd&#13;
2. Amneli&#13;
	Amnimdi3. Amnad&#13;
	Amniámdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Amgu (Amle)&#13;
Præt. Pass. Amba&#13;
(Ambap, не знавшiй сѣлъ)&#13;
&#13;
1. Niemnap, сосу&#13;
	-nal&#13;
	-ned&#13;
2. -nai etc.&#13;
&#13;
Niefap&#13;
	-fal&#13;
	-fed etc.&#13;
&#13;
F. Nieblébe&#13;
C. Niemnip&#13;
I. Niemd!&#13;
Inf. Niemgu&#13;
&#13;
1. Afak, -fand 3 af 2 Afai, -fa/eli, -fedi&#13;
3. Afut 2. Afelet 3. Afadat&#13;
Imp. Auk, 3 AMni&#13;
Amn‹a›li 3. Amniag&#13;
&#13;
= njeuk&#13;
&#13;
1. Äramnak, остарѣлъ&#13;
	-mnand&#13;
	Äram [sic]&#13;
2. Äramnai&#13;
	-neli&#13;
	-náǥ&#13;
3. Äramnut&#13;
	-mnelt&#13;
	-mnádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Ärafak (förut)&#13;
	-fand&#13;
Äraf&#13;
2. -fái&#13;
	-feli&#13;
	-fáǥ&#13;
3. -fut&#13;
	-fe/alt&#13;
	-fat&#13;
&#13;
F. Ärablage&#13;
(Äramnik)&#13;
Imp. Ärauk&#13;
	Äramni&#13;
2. Äramneli&#13;
	Äramniag&#13;
3. Äramnad&#13;
	Äramniámdat&#13;
&#13;
Äramgu. Aramdal&#13;
aha äramgu) (aha äral, не старый)&#13;
_________&#13;
Ärambak, я старый&#13;
Äramnak, я ст. сталъ&#13;
&#13;
	Obs. Yčeče(l) Yčečeng&#13;
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	-ngiänd	-eänd&#13;
	-ngik	-ek&#13;
2. -niäi [sic]	2. -eai&#13;
	-niegli	-egli&#13;
	-niáǥ	-eäg&#13;
3. -nieut	3. -eut&#13;
	-niegelet	-egelet&#13;
	-nieget	-éget&#13;
[→ -n [sic] ea-]&#13;
&#13;
Præt. 1. Yčečengéhak&#13;
	-ehand&#13;
	-ehan, -eh&#13;
2. -ehai&#13;
	-eheli&#13;
	-ehag&#13;
3. -ehut&#13;
	-ehelet&#13;
	-éhêt&#13;
&#13;
Yčečengelage&#13;
&#13;
	Ormnak&#13;
1. Ormbak [→ Orm‹m?›ak]&#13;
Ormmand&#13;
Ormba&#13;
2. [Ormai →] Ormbai&#13;
Ormbáli&#13;
Ormbag&#13;
3. Ormaut&#13;
Ormbálat&#13;
Ormbádat&#13;
&#13;
Orfak förr&#13;
-fand&#13;
	-Orf&#13;
2. Orfai&#13;
Orfali&#13;
Orfag&#13;
3. Orfut&#13;
Orfelt&#13;
Orfet&#13;
&#13;
F. Orblage&#13;
C. Ormnik&#13;
Imp. 2. Oruak&#13;
	Ormniag [sic]&#13;
2. Ormnali&#13;
	Ormnag&#13;
2. Ormnalat&#13;
	Ormnadat&#13;
Ormgu. Prs. Ormdal Fut. Orfa&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
(Obs. ‹L›armbak (-ambak), -bahap)&#13;
&#13;
1. Êpa’ap, давлю&#13;
Êpa’al&#13;
Êpa’ed&#13;
2. Epa’ai&#13;
Epa’eli (-geli)&#13;
Epa’edi&#13;
3. Epa’ut&#13;
Epa’elt (-gelt)&#13;
Epa’ádat&#13;
&#13;
Êpahap&#13;
	-hal&#13;
Êpahed&#13;
II. 2. Epaheli&#13;
F. Epalebe&#13;
C. Epanip&#13;
I. Epagu&#13;
Imp. 2. Epad&#13;
	Epa’imd -jimi&#13;
2. Epa’eli&#13;
	Epa’imdi l. -jimdi&#13;
2. Epa’ad&#13;
	Epa’iámdat&#13;
&#13;
Mala’ap [→ -k →—], it. кусаю&#13;
&#13;
1. Ljorga’ak, хромаю&#13;
	-ga’and&#13;
	-gak&#13;
2. -ga’ai&#13;
	-ga’eli (-gageli)&#13;
Ljorga´’ág&#13;
3. Ljorgaut&#13;
	-ga’elet (-gagelet)&#13;
	-ga’et (-gaget)&#13;
&#13;
Prt. Ljorgahak&#13;
Fut. Ljorgalage&#13;
Conj. Ljorganik&#13;
Inf. Ljorgagu&#13;
Imp. Ljorgak&#13;
	Ljorga’i&#13;
2. Ljorga’eli (-geli)&#13;
	Ljorgaiag&#13;
2. Ljorga’ád&#13;
	Ljorgaiámdat&#13;
&#13;
Prt. Ljorgádal&#13;
Ger. Ljorgále&#13;
&#13;
Obs. Aha i alla modi utom&#13;
Êga Imperat.&#13;
_______&#13;
Kajap, закрылъ Kaihap, Kailebe, Kainip&#13;
3. Kajîd&#13;
Kajed, kaigu&#13;
&#13;
(Kandéjak, замерзъ 3. Kandéjek P. -ja/ehak&#13;
-jelage. Imp. Kandejek, 3. -ji)&#13;
Inf. Kandejegu&#13;
&#13;
Tawap, купилъ. Tauhap, Taulebe&#13;
F. Tawed (3. Tawimd) Taugu&#13;
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&#13;
1. [Medakuak →] Medakuap догонялъ&#13;
	-kual&#13;
	-kud&#13;
2. -kuai&#13;
	-kuli&#13;
	-kudi&#13;
3. -kut&#13;
	-kult&#13;
	-kuádat&#13;
&#13;
1. [-kuhak →] -kuhap&#13;
-kuhal&#13;
	-kuhad&#13;
	-kuhai&#13;
	-kuhuli&#13;
	-kuhudi&#13;
3. -kuhut&#13;
	-kuhult&#13;
	-kuhádat&#13;
&#13;
F. Medakulébe&#13;
C. Medakunib&#13;
Inf. Medakugu&#13;
&#13;
Medakyendšap, хочу (стану)&#13;
Imp. Medakyed&#13;
	-kwimd&#13;
2. -kuli&#13;
	-kwimdi&#13;
3. -kuad&#13;
	-kwiamdat&#13;
&#13;
Medakudal,&#13;
Medakumba&#13;
&#13;
1. Tökuak, прихожу [→ приходилъ]&#13;
	-kuan&#13;
	-ku l. -kuk, -kuan&#13;
2. -kuai&#13;
	-kuli&#13;
	-kuag&#13;
3. -kut&#13;
	-kulet&#13;
	-kuádat&#13;
&#13;
1. -kuhak&#13;
	-kuhand&#13;
	-kuhu, -kuhan&#13;
2. -kuhai‹l?›&#13;
	-kuhuli&#13;
	-kuhag&#13;
3. -kuhut&#13;
	-kuhulet&#13;
	-kuhadat&#13;
&#13;
F. Tökulage&#13;
C. Tökunik&#13;
Tökyendšak&#13;
Imp. 2. Tökuk&#13;
	Tökwi&#13;
2. Tökuli&#13;
	Tökwiag&#13;
2. Tökuad&#13;
	Tökwiámdat&#13;
&#13;
Tökugu Part. Tökudal l. Tökuhá&#13;
&#13;
1. Tökumbak, (не знавшiй приходилъ)&#13;
	-mand&#13;
	-mba&#13;
2. -mbai&#13;
	-mbáli&#13;
	-mbaǥ&#13;
3. -mbaut&#13;
	-mbálat&#13;
	-mbádat&#13;
&#13;
1. -mbahak&#13;
	-mbahand [→ -mahand →—]&#13;
	-mbahan&#13;
1. -mbahai&#13;
	-mbahali&#13;
	-mbahag&#13;
1. -mbahut&#13;
	-mbahálat&#13;
	-mbahadat&#13;
&#13;
1. Tokumbalage&#13;
	-balende&#13;
	-balá etc.&#13;
C. Toklumbanik&#13;
Tökumbagu ?&#13;
&#13;
(Imp. saknas)&#13;
&#13;
1. Medakuap догонялъ&#13;
	-kual&#13;
	-kud&#13;
2. -kuai&#13;
	-kuli&#13;
	-kudi&#13;
3. v.s.&#13;
&#13;
1. -kuhap&#13;
	-kuhal&#13;
	-kuhud&#13;
	-kuhai&#13;
	-kuhuli&#13;
	-kuhudi&#13;
&#13;
1. Medak/ombap, не знавшiй догонялъ&#13;
	-mbal&#13;
	-mbad&#13;
2. -mbai&#13;
	-mbali&#13;
	-mbadi&#13;
3. -mbaut&#13;
	-mbálat&#13;
	-mbádat&#13;
	Præt.&#13;
1. -mbahap&#13;
	-mbahal&#13;
	-mbehed etc.&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Medakumbalébe&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
Medakumbanip&#13;
	Inf.&#13;
Medakumbagu&#13;
Imp. Medakumbed&#13;
	-bimd&#13;
&#13;
Tänule, знающiй&#13;
Tanugun čalk, не знающiй&#13;
&#13;
3. Många andra:&#13;
Medak, догонялъ. Medakuak [→ Medakuap] -лъ&#13;
Kondak, сплю Kondakuak, lägga sig&#13;
Häldšak, точилъ Häldšekuak, точивалъ&#13;
Alčak, falla Alcekuak, падивалъ (‹падаю?›)&#13;
Elak, живу. Elkuhak&#13;
&#13;
Lerkumbak, (не знавшiй) пѣлъ&#13;
Čurkumbak, — — плакалъ&#13;
Mekumbap, , — — сдѣлалъ&#13;
Pekumbap, — — изкалъ&#13;
Njokumbap, Njorgumbap, — — гонилъ&#13;
Koatkumbap, — — билъ&#13;
Pangumbap, — — клалъ&#13;
Muhelgumbap, — — вытеръ&#13;
Nagergumbap, — — писалъ&#13;
Några verb abilda denna form omedelbart af st(. genom änd. -mbap (-mbak), nagendšembak, писалъ (не зн.), čadšambak, ѣхалъ (не зн.), kegambak, хотѣлъ&#13;
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1. Tundap, заперъ&#13;
Tundal&#13;
Tunded&#13;
2. -dai&#13;
	-dali&#13;
	-dag&#13;
3. -dut&#13;
	-delêt&#13;
&#13;
1. Tundahap&#13;
	-hal&#13;
	-dehed&#13;
2. -dahai&#13;
	-deheli&#13;
&#13;
F. Tundelébe&#13;
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	[Tun‹n?›imd →] Tundimd&#13;
2. Tundíli&#13;
	-dimdi&#13;
&#13;
Tundugu&#13;
Tundendšap&#13;
Tumba&#13;
Tundamba&#13;
&#13;
1. Čondak&#13;
Čonand&#13;
Čonda͑k&#13;
2. Čondai&#13;
Čondali&#13;
Condaǥ&#13;
3. Condut&#13;
	-dálat&#13;
Condit&#13;
&#13;
Čondahak&#13;
-dehî&#13;
-ahai&#13;
-uhut&#13;
&#13;
Condaláge&#13;
Condênik&#13;
Condugu&#13;
Čomba&#13;
Čondamba&#13;
&#13;
1. Mešpap, дѣлаю&#13;
	-špal&#13;
	-špad&#13;
2. -špai&#13;
	-špali&#13;
	-špadi&#13;
3. -špaut, -put&#13;
	-špálat&#13;
	-spádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Mešpahap&#13;
	-hal&#13;
	-pehed&#13;
2. -pahai&#13;
	-peheli&#13;
	-pehedi&#13;
3. -pahut&#13;
	-pahelet&#13;
	-pahádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Mešpalebe&#13;
&#13;
Conj. Mešpanip&#13;
&#13;
1. Mešpendsap&#13;
	-pendšal&#13;
	-pendšed&#13;
&#13;
Imp. Mešped&#13;
	Mešpimd&#13;
2. Mešpili&#13;
	-imdi&#13;
3. -špad&#13;
	-iamdat&#13;
&#13;
Mešpagu&#13;
Mešpadal (F. Mešpaha)&#13;
Memba l. mešpamba, дѣлано (сдѣлано)&#13;
Membap, отъ меня сдѣлаю [sic, not -но]&#13;
&#13;
1. Ogolešpak, учусь&#13;
	-špand&#13;
	-špan&#13;
2. -špai&#13;
	-špali&#13;
	-špag&#13;
3. -špaut&#13;
	-špálat&#13;
	-špat l. -špadat&#13;
&#13;
-špahak&#13;
-han&#13;
s-&#13;
3. špehî&#13;
II. -špahai&#13;
	-speheli&#13;
&#13;
Ogolešpalage&#13;
Ogolešpenik&#13;
1. Ogolešpendak&#13;
2. -penandš&#13;
3. -pendsan&#13;
II. -pendsai&#13;
	-pendsili&#13;
	-pendšag&#13;
II -pendsut&#13;
	-pendšilet&#13;
	-pendšádat&#13;
&#13;
Imp. Ogolešpak&#13;
	-špi&#13;
2. -špili&#13;
	-špiag&#13;
2. -špad&#13;
	-špiamdat&#13;
&#13;
[Ole→] Ogolešpagu&#13;
&#13;
Ogolešpadal, к. учился&#13;
&#13;
2) Verba på -rak ant. afven änd. -ndak, t.ex.&#13;
Lerak, пою. Lerndak, -ю (ej -špak)&#13;
Čurak, плачу Čurndak (ej -špak&#13;
4. Kerap, дралъ Kerndap, -лъ&#13;
	l. -rešpap, -ю&#13;
&#13;
obs. Auarešpak, ѣмъ&#13;
&#13;
De öfriga vba ant. i allm. -špap (-k) (-ešpap (-k))&#13;
Märk verba på -ssap (-nnap), t.ex.&#13;
Passap, клалъ Panešpap&#13;
Koassap, билъ. Koadešpap&#13;
Čeussap, склеилъ Čeudešpap&#13;
&#13;
Muhessap, вытеръ Muhelelšpap&#13;
Hepkassap, спряталъ -lešpap&#13;
Häbessap, рвалъ -lešpap&#13;
Kurassak, бѣгалъ -lešpak&#13;
&#13;
[Obs. Verb →—] Frequent. på -kuhap (-k) [→ -kuap (-k)]&#13;
1) Verba på -rak.&#13;
Lerak, пѣлъ Lerkuak, пою (час‹то›)&#13;
Kerap, дралъ Kerkuap, дралъ (‹деру›)&#13;
[Čurkak→] Čurak, плчу Čurkuak, плакаю&#13;
Obs. Verba på -rhak uttr. freq., ‹sʃ› -ešpap&#13;
&#13;
2) Somliga verba med vocal till char.&#13;
[Medap →—]&#13;
Töak, пришелъ. Tökuak, приходилъ&#13;
Čöap, стрѣлялъ Čökuap, стр‹_›&#13;
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1. Čádap, зажегъ, bränna&#13;
Cadal&#13;
Čadîd&#13;
2. Čadai&#13;
Čadili&#13;
Čadidi&#13;
3. Čadut&#13;
Cadilet&#13;
Cadádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Čadahap&#13;
Čadahal&#13;
Čadehêd&#13;
2. Čadahai&#13;
Čadeheli&#13;
Čadehedi&#13;
3. Čadahut&#13;
Čadehelet&#13;
Čadahadat&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
Cadelebe&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
Čadanip&#13;
&#13;
Čadendšap, хочу&#13;
Čadegu&#13;
Imp. 2. Caded l. Cadelel&#13;
	Čadimd&#13;
2. Čadili&#13;
	Čadimdi&#13;
2. Cada&#13;
	Čadiamdat&#13;
&#13;
Čadaha Fut.&#13;
Cadabal, Prt. Prs.&#13;
&#13;
1. [Cadamdap →] Cadambap, огонь (по малинко) накладываю&#13;
	-bal&#13;
	-bad&#13;
2. -bai&#13;
	-báli&#13;
	-badi&#13;
3. -baut l. -but&#13;
	-bála͑t&#13;
	-badat&#13;
	Præt.&#13;
1. Cadambahap&#13;
	-hal&#13;
	-bîhed&#13;
2. -hai&#13;
	-bîheli&#13;
	-bîhedi&#13;
3. -buhut&#13;
	-bîhelet&#13;
	-bahadat&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Čadambalébe 2 -balende 3. -balde&#13;
	-balahi ballihe 3. -baldihe&#13;
	-baluhe -balle 3. balade&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
Čadambanip&#13;
Cadammendšak F.&#13;
Imp. 2. Cadambed l. -balel 2. Cadambimd [→ -mimd]&#13;
	-mbili -mbaldi -mimdi (-mb-)&#13;
	-mbad 2 -mbiamdat (-m-)&#13;
Inf. Čádambagu&#13;
Čadamba, -вано&#13;
Part. Čadambadal F.&#13;
Čadagombap, всегда огонь сдѣлаю [→ дѣлаю]&#13;
&#13;
	Lageptap, трясъ&#13;
Lageptambap, трясу (skaka om)&#13;
	3. -bad&#13;
II: 2 -bali&#13;
III: 1 -baut&#13;
Pr. -bahap&#13;
	-bîhed&#13;
Imp. Lageptambed&#13;
	-mimd&#13;
Lageptamba, -но&#13;
Obs. Lageptambak, трясусь&#13;
&#13;
[Nuguptambap →] Nugudambap, упираю (Nugudap, уперъ&#13;
&#13;
Šišeptambak, [рву →] вру по мал. (Šišeptak, вралъ)&#13;
&#13;
Mušembak, посплъ [sic]&#13;
&#13;
1. Mušembak&#13;
Mušemand&#13;
Mušemba l. -ban (-bi)&#13;
2. -mbai&#13;
	-mbali&#13;
	-mbaǥ&#13;
3. -mbaut&#13;
	-mbálat&#13;
	-mbadat&#13;
&#13;
-mbahak&#13;
-mbahand&#13;
-mbîhî&#13;
-mbahai&#13;
-mbîheli&#13;
-mbahag&#13;
-mbahut&#13;
-mbîhilet&#13;
-mbîhet&#13;
&#13;
1. -mbalage&#13;
	-mbalende&#13;
	-mbalá&#13;
2. -mbalahi&#13;
&#13;
Conj. Mušembanik&#13;
Imp. (saknas)&#13;
&#13;
Musembagu ? saknas&#13;
&#13;
Ormbak, 2. Ormmand 3. Ormban (-ba) [-ba͑k →—]&#13;
	Imp. Orwek&#13;
	Orfa (gup, eg). ormpha, orpha)&#13;
_____________&#13;
Änd. -špap&#13;
&#13;
[deleted(?): 1. Orden med vocal till char. antaga ej dna änd., utan lyktas i den pbesta formen på -ndap, -dak]&#13;
Peap, ищу Pendak, ищу (l. Pešpap)&#13;
Njoap, гоню Njondap, гоняю (Njošpap)&#13;
Čöap, стѣляю Čöndak (-sp-), стрѣляю&#13;
Puap, ду‹ю› Pundak (-špap), дую&#13;
Tiap, ругаю Tindak, ругаю&#13;
Negeap, тяну Negendap, -у&#13;
&#13;
Tuap, заперъ Tundap, заперъ&#13;
Čoap, a) мазалъ Čondak, мазаю&#13;
Iap, b) взялъ Indap, взялъ&#13;
Tänuap, знаю Tänundap, -ю&#13;
Hakuap, отвѣдалъ -ndap, -лъ&#13;
&#13;
Töak, c) пришелъ Töndak, -лъ&#13;
Tuak, d) гребу Tundak, -у&#13;
&#13;
a) Čoap, мазалъ Čošpap l. -ndak&#13;
b) Iap, взялъ Išpap, возму&#13;
c) Töspak, иду (по мал.)&#13;
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1. Amdak, сижу&#13;
Amnand&#13;
Amda l. amdan l. -da͑k&#13;
1. Amdai&#13;
Amdáli l. -iti [sic, -t-]&#13;
Amdag&#13;
1. Amdut l. Amdaut&#13;
Amd‹á?a͑?›lat&#13;
Amdadat&#13;
&#13;
1. Amdahak&#13;
	3. Amdehi, Amdîhi&#13;
&#13;
F. Amdalage&#13;
Conj. Amdenik&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
1. Amda͑k&#13;
	Amdî&#13;
2. Amdili&#13;
	Amdiag&#13;
2. Amdad&#13;
	Amdiamdat&#13;
&#13;
Amdagu&#13;
Ger. Amdale&#13;
Amdadal&#13;
&#13;
1. Omtak&#13;
	-tand&#13;
	-tan&#13;
2. -tai&#13;
	-táli [→ -tali] l. -ili&#13;
	-tag&#13;
3. -tut, -taut&#13;
	-tal‹a›t l. -tilt&#13;
	-tit&#13;
&#13;
Omtahak&#13;
3. -tih, -tihi&#13;
II. -hai&#13;
	-teheli, tehili&#13;
-tahag&#13;
3.2. Omtíhaút&#13;
&#13;
F. Omtalage&#13;
C. Omtanik&#13;
Imp. Omta͑k&#13;
	Omti&#13;
2. Omtili&#13;
	Omtiag&#13;
3. Omtad&#13;
&#13;
Omtagu&#13;
&#13;
1. Ámbak, жеваю [sic]&#13;
[Amband →] Ammand (Amand)&#13;
&#13;
Amba&#13;
2. Ambai&#13;
Ambáli (-ili)&#13;
Ambag&#13;
3. Ambaut l. -mbut&#13;
Ámbálat (-ilet)&#13;
Ámbádat&#13;
&#13;
1, Ambahak&#13;
	-hand&#13;
3. Ambîh, Ambahan&#13;
2. -ahai&#13;
	-beheli&#13;
	-bahag&#13;
3. Ambuhut&#13;
Ambehelet&#13;
Ambahádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Ambalage&#13;
Ambanik&#13;
Imp. 1. Amba͑k&#13;
	Ambî&#13;
2. Ambîli&#13;
	Ambiag&#13;
3. Ambad&#13;
	Ambiamdat&#13;
&#13;
Ambagu&#13;
&#13;
1. Kondàk, сплю&#13;
Konnànd&#13;
Kondà l. Kondan Konda͑k&#13;
2. -dài&#13;
	-d‹a͑?á?›li l. -ili&#13;
	-dàg&#13;
3. -dut l. -daut&#13;
	-d‹a͑?á?›lat l. -ilet&#13;
	-dàt&#13;
&#13;
Kondehak&#13;
3. -dehi, -dîh&#13;
_____&#13;
Kondek&#13;
	Kondí&#13;
&#13;
Kondaník&#13;
&#13;
Kondaldšendšak, спать хочу&#13;
&#13;
[Kog→—]&#13;
Timbak, летаю&#13;
Timmand (-m-)&#13;
Timban, l. -ba͑k&#13;
2. Timbai&#13;
Timbali l. -ili&#13;
&#13;
Imp. Timba͑k&#13;
	Timbi&#13;
&#13;
Obs. 2. pers. Fut. Sing. ant.&#13;
— -lé l. -lehe Tarle l. -lehe&#13;
3. -ledé l. -ledehé&#13;
— instr. form&#13;
2. -léndé l. -lendehe t.ex. Lerlendé ‹_›&#13;
-lá l. -laha Lerlá l. -laha&#13;
— 2. pers. Imperat:&#13;
Trans: -lel t.ex. tart l. talel, péd l. pelel, sök, wačed l. wačelel, lyfta, Togoldšed l. Togoldšelel&#13;
intr. -lend: t. Lera͑k l. Lerlend&#13;
Häldšek l. Häldšelend&#13;
&#13;
	Lageptambak, [-лся →] -юсь трясаю&#13;
— Verba på -k 1) med 1. object&#13;
	2) refl. t.ex. Condak, одѣлся&#13;
	3) intrans.&#13;
— Verba på -p 1) med fl. object&#13;
	2) hos trans. verba&#13;
_______________&#13;
Verba effective synas urspr. haft till char. d, t.ex.&#13;
afap, сѣлъ. Eff. afadap, кормилъ&#13;
men vanl. antaga de eff. verba antingen&#13;
a) änd. -dšap, -tap l. -ldšap, t.ex.&#13;
Amdak, сижу, Omdeldšap, посадилъ&#13;
Adak, v. synlig, Adeldšap, visa&#13;
Čegeptap, skynda sig, Čegeptaldšap, ‹_›&#13;
Pönnap, v. warm, Pöčap l. Pöčaldšap&#13;
Ogolak, учился, Ogolaldšap&#13;
Ormbak, выросъ Ormdšap, выростилъ&#13;
b) [änd→] char. pt, t.ex.&#13;
Čuak, сердился E. Čuptap, Cuptaldšap, разсердилъ&#13;
Čänd‹á?ä?›nnap, [высокъ →] вымокъ, Čändáptap, вым‹очилъ›&#13;
c) jemte änd. -ldšak char. t, t.ex.&#13;
Ödambak, пью E. Ottaldšap, напою&#13;
g(. änd. -mdšap hos vba bildade af nomina&#13;
d) g(. char. r och i allm. alla act. former&#13;
Obs. Änd. -ldšap i och för sig har in‹gen?› ‹fast??› bet.&#13;
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&#13;
Čeussap, склеилъ&#13;
	-ssal&#13;
	-ssed&#13;
2. -ssai&#13;
	-sseli&#13;
Fut. Čeullébe&#13;
Conj. Čeunnip&#13;
Imp. Čeut&#13;
	Ceunnimd&#13;
2. Ceunneli etc.&#13;
Inf. C̢eutku&#13;
&#13;
Muhessap, вытеръ (ej -ldšap)&#13;
	-ssal&#13;
	--sed&#13;
F. Muhellebe&#13;
C. Muhennip&#13;
Imp. Muheldš&#13;
	Muhennimd&#13;
Inf. Muhelgu&#13;
&#13;
[Tapkassap→] Takkassap, собралъ Imp. Takkaldš&#13;
F. [Tapkallébe→] Takkallébe&#13;
C. Takkannip&#13;
&#13;
Hêpkassap, спряталъ Hêpkaldš&#13;
	-llebe Hêpkalgu&#13;
&#13;
Panassap, изпортилъ, -nnip. Imp. Panaldš&#13;
&#13;
‹Häbessap›, рвалъ Imp. Häbeldš&#13;
&#13;
[‹Elassak›, шагнул →—]&#13;
&#13;
Tudossap, tugga I. Tudoldš&#13;
&#13;
Aptassap, känna I. Aptaldš&#13;
&#13;
-nnap, nu, -ssak, förr&#13;
&#13;
[Obs. 1. Alla på -ssap (-k) bildas af -nnap (-k), och äro Præt., egl. -nhap, -nsap, -ssap → —]&#13;
&#13;
1. Činnap 2. -nnal 3. -nned&#13;
1. -nnai 2. -nneli 3. -nnedi&#13;
1. -nnut 2. -nnelt [→ -nelet] 3. -nnádat&#13;
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Obs. 2. Alla de 2staf. antaga i böjningen t n l. t (de vanl. tilläggen efer ‹‘och”?›, alla de flerst. ett l (unde ?)&#13;
Momentanea?&#13;
_________&#13;
1. Koatpap = Koassap, добылъ&#13;
	-tpal&#13;
	-tpad&#13;
2. -tpai&#13;
	-tpali&#13;
	-tpadi&#13;
3. -tpaut&#13;
	-tpalet&#13;
	-tpadat&#13;
&#13;
(Ej Koatpahap) ?&#13;
(Ej Koatpalébe)&#13;
Inga former.&#13;
Koaatpa [sic], добыто&#13;
Koatpap, min fangst&#13;
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Obs.&#13;
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1. Elak, живу&#13;
Eland l. Elnand&#13;
Ela͑k&#13;
2. Elai&#13;
Ilili&#13;
Elag&#13;
3. Elut&#13;
Ililet&#13;
Elet&#13;
&#13;
1. Elhak&#13;
Elhand&#13;
Elî l. Elhî&#13;
2. Elhai&#13;
Elheli&#13;
	-hag&#13;
3. Elhut&#13;
Elhelet&#13;
Elhadat&#13;
&#13;
1. Elláge l. Elnik&#13;
Ellénde&#13;
Elalá&#13;
2. Elalahe&#13;
Elêlelihe&#13;
Elaláǥe&#13;
3. Elalúhé&#13;
Elêlelé&#13;
Ela͑ládé&#13;
&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
1. Ela͑k&#13;
	Ili&#13;
2. Ilila&#13;
	Eliag&#13;
2. Elád&#13;
	Eliamdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Elgu&#13;
Eldal-gop&#13;
&#13;
1. Élsak [→ Élssak], шагалъ&#13;
Elsand [→ Elssand] &#13;
Eles(s)&#13;
2. Elsai [→ Elssai] &#13;
Elesseli (-s-)&#13;
Elessaǥ (-s-)&#13;
3. Elessut (-s-)&#13;
Elessela͑t&#13;
Elesset&#13;
&#13;
F. Elláge&#13;
Conj. Élnnik&#13;
Imp. Eldek&#13;
	Elnni&#13;
2. Elnali [→ Elnnali]&#13;
	Elnaiag [→ Elnniag]&#13;
3. Elnnad&#13;
	Elniámdat&#13;
&#13;
Eltku&#13;
&#13;
1. Elnnak&#13;
	-nd&#13;
Élen&#13;
2. Elnnai&#13;
Elnnali [→ -eli]&#13;
Elnnag&#13;
3. Elnnut&#13;
Elnnelt&#13;
	-nnádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Elassak, шагнулъ&#13;
	-ssand&#13;
Elass&#13;
2. Elassai&#13;
	-ssa͑li&#13;
	-ssag&#13;
3. -ssut&#13;
	-sselt&#13;
	-ssádat&#13;
&#13;
F. Elallage&#13;
C. Elannik&#13;
Inf. Elalgu&#13;
&#13;
Imp. Élalak&#13;
	Elanni&#13;
2. Elannali&#13;
	Elanniag&#13;
3. Elannad&#13;
	Elanniamdat&#13;
&#13;
1. Elannak, шагнулъ, -nnand, 3. Elannan&#13;
-nai, -nnali 3. -nnag&#13;
-nnut, -nnalt 3. -nnat&#13;
&#13;
Obs. Imp. och Inf. bildas af Fut., emedan -nnak här utm. Preterit.&#13;
&#13;
1. Pössak, грѣлся förr Pönnak -лся (nu&#13;
	-ssand&#13;
	-ssan l. -Pöss&#13;
1. -ssai&#13;
	-sseli&#13;
	-ssag&#13;
1. -ssut&#13;
	-sselet&#13;
	-ssádat&#13;
&#13;
Pöllage&#13;
Pönnik&#13;
Inf. Pötku&#13;
Imp. Pöda͑k&#13;
&#13;
Potsalʃak&#13;
&#13;
1. Pötpak, я теплый Pötpahak, -hand, -hî&#13;
	-pand&#13;
	-pan&#13;
2. -pai&#13;
	-pali&#13;
	-paǥ&#13;
3. -paut&#13;
	-palt&#13;
	-padat&#13;
&#13;
F. Pötpalage&#13;
Inf. Pötpagu&#13;
&#13;
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&#13;
1. Ogolak, выучился (сей часъ)&#13;
	-land&#13;
	-la͑k&#13;
1. [-lái →] -lai&#13;
	-leli&#13;
	-laǥ&#13;
1. -lut&#13;
	-le͑let&#13;
	-ládat&#13;
&#13;
1. Ogola͑hak&#13;
3. -lehî, -lî&#13;
&#13;
F. Ogollage&#13;
C. Ogolnik&#13;
Inf. Ogolgu&#13;
&#13;
Imp. Ogola͑k&#13;
	Ogoli&#13;
2. Ogolili&#13;
	Ogoliaǥ etc.&#13;
&#13;
Čurelak, заплакалъ Curelahak&#13;
Curellage (Curelgu)&#13;
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