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&#13;
	Prs.&#13;
1. Togoldšap [читалъ →] прочиталъ&#13;
	-dšal&#13;
	-dšîd&#13;
2. -dšai&#13;
	-dšîli&#13;
	-dsîdi&#13;
3. -dšut&#13;
	-dsîli [sic]&#13;
	-dšadat&#13;
	Prt.&#13;
1. -dšahap&#13;
	-dšahal&#13;
	-dšêhed&#13;
2. -dšahai&#13;
	-dšeheli&#13;
	-dšehedi&#13;
3. -dšuhut&#13;
	-dšeheli [sic]&#13;
	-dšahadat&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. -dšelebe&#13;
	-dšelé&#13;
	-dšelde&#13;
2. -dšelahí&#13;
	-dšellíhé&#13;
	-dšeldihe&#13;
3. -dšeluhe&#13;
	-dšelalé&#13;
	-dšelade&#13;
&#13;
Conj. Togoldšenip&#13;
Togoldšendšap, хочу ч.&#13;
Togoldšegu&#13;
Imp. Togoldšed&#13;
	-dšîmd&#13;
2. -dšeli&#13;
	-dšîmdi&#13;
2. -dšad&#13;
	-dšiamdat&#13;
&#13;
Togoldšembadal, Prs. Part. Tortal-&#13;
&#13;
Tornap, читаю (Tortal Part.&#13;
[Togoldšap →] →Togoldšembap, читаю&#13;
&#13;
	Præt.&#13;
1. Čîssap, топталъ&#13;
Čissal&#13;
Čissed&#13;
2. -ssai&#13;
	-sseli&#13;
	-ssedi&#13;
3. -ssut&#13;
	-ssela͑t&#13;
	-ssádat&#13;
&#13;
[(Čîssahap? →—]&#13;
&#13;
F. Čillebe&#13;
	-lle&#13;
	-llede&#13;
2. -llăhí&#13;
	-llelíhé&#13;
	-lledíhé&#13;
3. -llŭhé&#13;
	-llêlé&#13;
	-lládé&#13;
&#13;
Conj. Č̢innip&#13;
Imp. Čît Cillel&#13;
	Činnimd&#13;
2. Činnel‹i›&#13;
	Činnimdí&#13;
2. Činnád&#13;
	Činniámdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Čitku&#13;
Cille, Cittale&#13;
[Cittadat →] Cittadal&#13;
&#13;
1. Koassap, билъ&#13;
Kossal [sic]&#13;
Koassed&#13;
2. -ssai&#13;
	-sselí&#13;
	-ssedí&#13;
3. -ssut&#13;
	-sselet&#13;
	-ssádat&#13;
&#13;
[(Koassahap)→—]&#13;
F. Koallébe&#13;
Imp. Koat&#13;
	Koannimd&#13;
2. Koanneli&#13;
	Koannimdi&#13;
2. Koannad&#13;
	Koanniamdat&#13;
Conj. Koannip&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Koatku&#13;
&#13;
	Obs.&#13;
1. Häldšak, точу&#13;
	-and&#13;
Häldše͑k (Obs. Præs.&#13;
2. -dšai&#13;
	-dseli&#13;
	-dsag&#13;
3. -dšut&#13;
	-dšilet&#13;
	-dšît&#13;
&#13;
-ldšahak&#13;
	-hand&#13;
Häldšîhi, Häldšîh (Præt.)&#13;
2. -dšahai&#13;
	-dšeheli&#13;
	-dšahag&#13;
3. -dšuhut&#13;
	-dšehelet&#13;
	-dšehet&#13;
&#13;
1. Häldšalage&#13;
	-dšelend&#13;
	-dšalahe&#13;
2. -dšelahi&#13;
&#13;
Häldšenik&#13;
Häldšegu&#13;
(Hälmba точено&#13;
&#13;
Imp. Häldšek 3. -ldši&#13;
Häldšeli 3. -ldšiag&#13;
Häldšad 3. -dšiamdat&#13;
&#13;
1. Passap, одно клалъ&#13;
	-ssal&#13;
	-ssed&#13;
2. -ssai&#13;
	-sseli etc.&#13;
&#13;
Prt. Passahap [sic]&#13;
	-ehêd [sic] etc.&#13;
Fut. Pallébe&#13;
Conj. Pannip&#13;
Imp. 2. Pand&#13;
	Panni&#13;
2. Panneli&#13;
	Pannimdi&#13;
2. Pannad&#13;
	Panniámd‹at›&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Pangu&#13;
Panba [(P→—]&#13;
&#13;
Panbap, положилъ да забылъ Panbahap, Panbalebe&#13;
Panguap (-k), [кладивалъ →] клалъ? Panguhak&#13;
Pangassap много клалъ (förr) = Pangaldšap (nu)&#13;
	-ssal&#13;
	-ssed&#13;
Prt. -ssahap [sic]&#13;
F. Pangallébe&#13;
C. Pangannip&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
2. Pangaldš&#13;
	Pangannimd&#13;
2. Pangannali&#13;
	-nnimdi&#13;
2. Pangannad&#13;
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&#13;
Mandšap, мѣрилъ&#13;
Aldšak&#13;
[Wačap, поднялъ, Örčap, потерялъ]&#13;
			6.&#13;
	1.&#13;
	Pres.&#13;
1. Ačap, караулю&#13;
Ačal&#13;
Ačêd&#13;
2. Ačai&#13;
Ačîli&#13;
Ačîdi&#13;
3. Ačut&#13;
Ačîlet&#13;
Ačadat&#13;
	Præt.&#13;
Ačahap&#13;
	-hal&#13;
[Ačehêt→] Ačehêd&#13;
2. Ačahai&#13;
Ačehêli&#13;
Ačehêdi&#13;
3. Ačuhut&#13;
Ačehêle/a͑t&#13;
Ačahádat&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Ačêlébe&#13;
	-elé&#13;
	-eldé&#13;
2. Ačlahí [→ Ače-]&#13;
Ačlelihé [→ Ače-]&#13;
Ačeldihé&#13;
3. Ačeluhé&#13;
Ačlalé [→ Ače-]&#13;
(Ačláde) Aceláde&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
2. Ačed&#13;
	Ačîmd&#13;
2. Ačelí&#13;
	Ačîmdí&#13;
2. Ačád&#13;
	Ačîamdat&#13;
&#13;
Ačeníp&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Ačugu (Ačele)&#13;
Ačedal-gup [→-gop]&#13;
&#13;
Ačendšak [→-p →-k] (ac̢ensap ‹S›)&#13;
&#13;
Ačešpap&#13;
Ačendak, жду&#13;
&#13;
1. Hadšap, окусилъ&#13;
Hadšal&#13;
Hadšîd&#13;
2. Hadšai&#13;
Hadšîli&#13;
Hadšîdi&#13;
3. Hadšut&#13;
Hadšîlet&#13;
Hadšádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Hadšahap&#13;
	-hal&#13;
	-ehêd&#13;
2. Hadšahai&#13;
	-ehêli&#13;
	-ehêdi&#13;
3. Hadšuhut&#13;
Hadšoh‹ô?›let&#13;
Hadšahádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Hadšelébe&#13;
Hadšelé (-lel)&#13;
Hadšelde&#13;
2. Hadšeláhí&#13;
	-elalihe [→-elelihe]&#13;
Hadšldihé&#13;
3. Hadšeluhé&#13;
	-elale&#13;
	-eláde&#13;
&#13;
Conj. Hadšenip&#13;
Imp. 2. Hadšed 3. Hadšîmd&#13;
	Hadšîli 3. -imdi&#13;
	Hadšád 3. -iámdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Hadšugu Part. Hadšedal&#13;
&#13;
Hadšendšak, хочу&#13;
Hadšendap, оскусилъ&#13;
Hadšešpap, оскусиваю&#13;
&#13;
( 1. Oraldsap, поималъ	1. Oraldšahap&#13;
Oraldšal	?&#13;
Oraldše͑t&#13;
2. Oraldšai&#13;
Oraldšeli&#13;
Oraldsedi&#13;
3. Oraldšut&#13;
Oraldšelt&#13;
Oraldšádat )&#13;
&#13;
1. Mandšap, мѣрилъ	-hap&#13;
	-dšal	-hal&#13;
	-dšîd	-ehed&#13;
2. Mandšai	-ahai&#13;
Mandšîli	-eheli&#13;
Mandšîdi	-ehedi&#13;
3. Mandšut	-uhut&#13;
Mandšîlt	-ehelt&#13;
Mandšádat	-ahádat&#13;
&#13;
Mandšelébe&#13;
Mandšenip&#13;
I. 2. Mandšed 3. -ndšîmd&#13;
Mandšugu&#13;
Mandšemba&#13;
Mandšendak&#13;
&#13;
Mandšendšak, хочу м.&#13;
&#13;
	Prs.&#13;
1. Wačap, поднялъ&#13;
	-čal&#13;
	-čîd&#13;
2. -čai&#13;
	-cîli&#13;
	-čîdi&#13;
3. -čut&#13;
	cîle͑t&#13;
	-čadat&#13;
	Prt.&#13;
1. Wačahap&#13;
	-ahal&#13;
	-ehêd&#13;
2. -ačahad&#13;
	-hêli etc.&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Wačelebe&#13;
Wačelehe&#13;
Wačeldé&#13;
2. Wačeláhí&#13;
	-elelehé&#13;
Wačeldéhé&#13;
3. -čeluhé&#13;
Wačelalé&#13;
Wačeláde&#13;
&#13;
Conj. Wačenip&#13;
Inf. Wačegu [→ Wačugu]&#13;
Imperat. 2. Wačed 3. Wacîmd&#13;
Wacîli 3. Wačîmdi&#13;
Wačád 3. Wačiamdat&#13;
&#13;
Wačendšak (Wačensap)&#13;
Wačendak, поднялъ&#13;
Wačešpap, подымаю&#13;
(Wačak 2. -čand 3. )&#13;
&#13;
1. Örčap, потерялъ&#13;
	-čal&#13;
	čîd&#13;
2. -čai&#13;
	-čîli&#13;
	-cîdi&#13;
3. -čut&#13;
	-čîlet&#13;
	-čádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Orčehap&#13;
Orčehêd etc.&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
Örčelébe etc.&#13;
Inf. Örcugu&#13;
Örčed&#13;
&#13;
Örčendak, потерялъ&#13;
[Orc→—]&#13;
&#13;
1. Alčak, упалъ&#13;
Alčand&#13;
Alčan (nu) l. Alčîh (förr), Alčîk (nu)&#13;
3. Alcai&#13;
Alcîli&#13;
Alcag&#13;
3. Alčut&#13;
Alčîlt&#13;
Alčît l. -čádat&#13;
&#13;
1. -hak&#13;
2. -hand&#13;
3. [‹_›→] Alcîhî, Alčahan&#13;
1. Alcahai&#13;
	-êhêli&#13;
Alč‹a›hag alčahag&#13;
1. -uhut&#13;
	-êhêlt&#13;
	-ehet&#13;
&#13;
Alčeláge&#13;
&#13;
Imp.&#13;
2. Alček&#13;
	Alcî&#13;
2. Alčîli&#13;
	Alčiag&#13;
2. Alcád&#13;
	Alciamdat&#13;
&#13;
Alčenik&#13;
Alčendsak (alčenзak)&#13;
Alčugu&#13;
(Alčedal) Alcekudal&#13;
Alčebal, упавшiй&#13;
Alčekuak, падаю&#13;
Alčendak, упалъ = Alčembak&#13;
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&#13;
	5.&#13;
	Prs.&#13;
1. Negeap, тяну&#13;
Negeal&#13;
[Negéget →] Negéged&#13;
2. Negeai&#13;
Negégelí&#13;
Negégedí&#13;
3. Negeút&#13;
Negégelet&#13;
Negeádat&#13;
	Prt.&#13;
1. Negehap&#13;
	-hal&#13;
	-hêd, -häd&#13;
&#13;
F. Negelébe&#13;
C. Negenip&#13;
I. Neged&#13;
	-ge’imd&#13;
2. -gegeli&#13;
	-geimdi&#13;
3. -gead&#13;
	-ge’iámdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Negegu&#13;
G. -le&#13;
Part. Negedal&#13;
	-há&#13;
&#13;
Negendšap, т. хочу&#13;
Negendak,&#13;
Neka‹le›špap (-g-), тягиваю&#13;
Nekassap, тянулъ -nnap&#13;
&#13;
	6.&#13;
1. Tänuap&#13;
	-nual&#13;
[Tä́nut →] Tä́nud&#13;
2. Tänuai&#13;
Tänuli&#13;
Tänudi&#13;
3. Tänút&#13;
Tänúlt&#13;
Tänuádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Tänuhap&#13;
	-hal&#13;
	-hêd&#13;
&#13;
F. Tanulébe&#13;
C. Tanunip&#13;
Imp. 2. Tänyed&#13;
	Tänuimd&#13;
2. Tänuli&#13;
	Tänuimdi&#13;
2. Tän‹uă?ŭa?›d&#13;
	Tänuiámdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Tänugu&#13;
	-le&#13;
Prt. Tänudal&#13;
	-há&#13;
Tänumba, извѣстно&#13;
&#13;
(Tänundšap)&#13;
&#13;
1. Čoap, мазалъ (nu)&#13;
Coal&#13;
Cóed&#13;
2. Čoai&#13;
Čoeli etc.&#13;
&#13;
1. Čohap&#13;
	-hêd&#13;
F. Čolebe&#13;
Conip&#13;
Im. 2. Čod&#13;
	Coimd etc.&#13;
&#13;
Čógu&#13;
&#13;
	2.&#13;
1. Íap (Íjap) ‹взялъ›&#13;
Íjal&#13;
Íged&#13;
3. Iai&#13;
Íjeli&#13;
Igedi&#13;
3. Iút&#13;
Igelet&#13;
Iádat&#13;
&#13;
Ihap&#13;
Ihed&#13;
&#13;
Conj. Inip&#13;
F. Ílebe&#13;
Imp. 2. Id&#13;
	Ímd&#13;
2. Igeli&#13;
	Ímdi&#13;
2. Iad&#13;
	Iámdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Igu&#13;
G. Ile&#13;
&#13;
Išpap, беру&#13;
&#13;
	3.&#13;
Hakuap, отвѣдалъ&#13;
3 Hakud&#13;
Imp. Hakyed&#13;
Harogombap, отвѣдиваю&#13;
&#13;
	1.&#13;
1. Töak, пришелъ&#13;
Töand&#13;
Toan&#13;
2. Töai&#13;
Touli&#13;
Töaǥ&#13;
3. Töút&#13;
Töula͑t&#13;
Tö́‹u›t&#13;
&#13;
1. Töhak&#13;
Töhand&#13;
Töhan l. Töh&#13;
2. Tähai&#13;
Toheli&#13;
Töhag&#13;
3. Töhut&#13;
Töhela͑t&#13;
Töhádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Tölage&#13;
Tölende&#13;
Tölha&#13;
2. Tölahi&#13;
Töllĭhe&#13;
Tolláge&#13;
3. Toluhé&#13;
Tölele&#13;
Tölade&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
1. Tönik&#13;
	-nin&#13;
	-ni&#13;
2. -nivi&#13;
	-nili&#13;
	-niáǥ&#13;
3. -niút&#13;
	-nilt&#13;
	-niádat&#13;
&#13;
2. Tök&#13;
	Töí&#13;
2. Töulí&#13;
	Töiáǥ&#13;
2. Töad&#13;
	Töiámdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Tögu&#13;
Ger. Töle (pule) Ej præs. Ger. ‹och emedan› Töak&#13;
Part. Töšpadal&#13;
Prt. Töbal-gup прише‹дшiй›&#13;
Tö́špak, прихожу&#13;
&#13;
	2.&#13;
Parkuak, кричу&#13;
	-kuand&#13;
	-kuk&#13;
2. -kuai&#13;
	-kuli&#13;
	-kuaǥ&#13;
3. -kut&#13;
	-kult&#13;
	-kuadat&#13;
&#13;
Pakuhak [sic]&#13;
2. Parkuh&#13;
&#13;
C. Parkuník&#13;
F. Parkulébe&#13;
Imp. Parkúk&#13;
	Parkwi&#13;
2. Parkuli&#13;
	Parkwiaǥ&#13;
2. Parkuad&#13;
	Parkwiam‹dat›&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Parkuku [sic]&#13;
Ger. Prs. Parkule&#13;
Part. Parkudal F. -há&#13;
&#13;
Pardšak, закричалъ&#13;
&#13;
1. Tuak, гребу&#13;
Tuand&#13;
Tuk&#13;
2. Tuali&#13;
Tu’uli&#13;
Tuag&#13;
3. Tu’út&#13;
Tula͑t&#13;
Tú’ut&#13;
&#13;
1. Tuhak&#13;
3. Tuh&#13;
&#13;
Imp. 1. Tuk&#13;
	Tuja (túi)&#13;
2. Tuli&#13;
	Tuijag (Tuiag)&#13;
2. Tuad&#13;
	Tuiámdat&#13;
&#13;
[‹Tudat›→—]&#13;
Tudal (Tundal)&#13;
&#13;
Tundak, гребу&#13;
&#13;
1. Kuak, умеръ&#13;
3. Kúk&#13;
&#13;
Imp. Kŭk&#13;
	Kuji (Kui)&#13;
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&#13;
Præs.&#13;
1. Péap, ищу&#13;
Péal&#13;
Péget (pro pé’ed)&#13;
2. Péai&#13;
Pegeli&#13;
Pegedi&#13;
3. Peút&#13;
Pegele/a͑t&#13;
Peádat&#13;
	Prt.&#13;
Pehap&#13;
	-hal&#13;
	-hêd, -häd&#13;
2. Pehai&#13;
Peheli&#13;
Pehedi&#13;
3. Péhút&#13;
Péhelt&#13;
Péhádat&#13;
&#13;
	?&#13;
1. Peagallébe&#13;
	-lle&#13;
	-lla͑de&#13;
2. -lláhi&#13;
	-lăl̄ĭhé&#13;
	-llădĭhé&#13;
3. -llŭhe&#13;
	-llăl´´e&#13;
	-lládé&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
1. Peagannip&#13;
	-nil&#13;
	-nid&#13;
2. -nivi&#13;
	-nili&#13;
	-nidi&#13;
3. -níwut&#13;
	-nílt&#13;
	-niádat&#13;
	Imperat.&#13;
2. Péd&#13;
	Péimd&#13;
2. Pégali&#13;
	Péimdi&#13;
2. Peăd&#13;
	Péiamdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Pegu&#13;
(Part. Perdal [→ Pendal] g.)&#13;
Part. Pédal&#13;
Fut. Pehá g.&#13;
Prt. Pebal&#13;
&#13;
Péndšap, искать хочу Præt. Péndšahap [Fut. Pendšelébe →—] Part. pendšadal-g.&#13;
Péndak, ищу вездѣ. Pérak, много&#13;
Peagassap, съискалъ (förr)&#13;
Peagaldsčap [sic], сей часъ)&#13;
&#13;
	Præs.&#13;
1. Puap, дую&#13;
Púal&#13;
Púed&#13;
2. Púai&#13;
Púeli&#13;
Púedi&#13;
3. Pú’ut&#13;
Puelet&#13;
Puádet&#13;
	Prt.&#13;
1. Puhap&#13;
Puhal&#13;
Puhêd&#13;
2. Puhai&#13;
Puhêli&#13;
Puhêdi&#13;
3. Puhút&#13;
Puhêlet&#13;
Puhádet&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Pulébe&#13;
Pulé&#13;
Puldé&#13;
2. Pulahi&#13;
Pulléhe&#13;
Puldihe&#13;
3. Puluhé&#13;
Pullé&#13;
Puladé&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
1. Punip, -nil, -nid&#13;
-nívi, -nili, -nidi&#13;
-niút, -nilt, -niádat&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
2. Púd&#13;
	Pujimd&#13;
2. Púeli&#13;
	Pujimdi&#13;
3. Puăd&#13;
	Pujiamdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Pugu Ger. Præs. Pule Prt. Pule pule&#13;
Part. Pudal (Pundal, pundadal)&#13;
Fut. Puha&#13;
&#13;
Pundšap, дуть хочу Prt. Pundšahap [Pundš→—] Part. Pundšadal-g.&#13;
Pundak, дую&#13;
Pugassap, сдулъ (förr)&#13;
Pugaldšap, сдунулъ (nu)&#13;
&#13;
	Præs.&#13;
1. Njoap, гоняю&#13;
Njoal&#13;
Njood [→ Njoed]&#13;
2. Njóai&#13;
Njóeli&#13;
Njoedi&#13;
3. Njout&#13;
Njoelet&#13;
Njoádat&#13;
	Prt.&#13;
1. Njohap&#13;
-hal&#13;
Njohêd&#13;
2. Njohai&#13;
Njohêli&#13;
Njohêdi&#13;
3. Njohút&#13;
Njóhelt&#13;
Njohádat&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Njolébe&#13;
Njolé&#13;
Njoldé&#13;
2. Njolahí&#13;
Njollihé&#13;
Njoldihé&#13;
3. Njoluhe&#13;
Njóllé&#13;
Njoláde&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
Njonip&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
2. Njód&#13;
	Njojimd&#13;
2. Nj̮̮̮̮̮o‹ó›li&#13;
	Njojimdi&#13;
2. Nj‹oă?ŏa?›d&#13;
	Njojiámdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Njogu Ger. Njóle Part. Njodal (Njondal) Fut. Njōhá&#13;
&#13;
Njondšap, гнать хочу, -hak Part. Njóndšadal g.&#13;
Njondak (-p), гоню = Njornak (-nap), гоняю&#13;
Njodambap, гоню (åt en sida) = Njóap&#13;
&#13;
1. Čöap, стрѣляю&#13;
Čöal&#13;
Cöud [→ Cöed]&#13;
2. Čöai&#13;
Čöuli&#13;
Čöudi&#13;
3. Čöut&#13;
Čöulet&#13;
Čöádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Čöhap&#13;
	-ahl&#13;
	-hêd&#13;
	&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
Cölebe etc.&#13;
&#13;
	C.&#13;
Č̢önip&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
2. Čö́d&#13;
	Čöimd l. -jimd&#13;
2. Cöuli&#13;
	Čöimdi l. -jimdi&#13;
2. Čöad&#13;
3. Cöiámdat (-ji)&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Cögu Cöle&#13;
Obs. ej öl Part. Čödal (Cöndal, -ndadal)&#13;
F. Cöhá&#13;
&#13;
Čöndšap, с. хочу&#13;
Č̢öndak, стрѣляю&#13;
&#13;
	5.&#13;
	Prs.&#13;
1. Tîap, ругаю&#13;
Tîal&#13;
Tî’îd&#13;
2. Tîai&#13;
Tî’îli&#13;
Tî’îdi&#13;
3. Tîŭt&#13;
Tî’îlet&#13;
Tîádat&#13;
&#13;
Tîhap&#13;
	-hal&#13;
	-hêd&#13;
&#13;
Fut. Tîlebe&#13;
Conj. Tîníp&#13;
Imp.&#13;
2. Tîd&#13;
	Tî’îmd&#13;
2. Tî’îli&#13;
	Tîjimdi&#13;
2. Tîăd&#13;
	Tî̆jiámdat&#13;
&#13;
Tîgu, Tîle&#13;
&#13;
Tîdal (Tindadal)&#13;
&#13;
Tîndšak [→ -p], р. хочу&#13;
Tindak, ругаюсь&#13;
Tiegassap, сругалъ&#13;
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1. Lếrak, пою	1. Lérhak&#13;
Lérand	-hand&#13;
Léra͑k l. Léran	Lerî l. Lerhî l. Lerhan&#13;
2. Lerai	Lerhai&#13;
Lerali	Lerhêli&#13;
Leraǥ	Lerháǥ&#13;
3. Lerút	Lerhut&#13;
Lerála͑t	Lerhelt&#13;
Lerádat	Lerhádat&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Lerlage&#13;
	-kende&#13;
	-lá&#13;
2. -lahi&#13;
	-lalihe&#13;
	-láǥe&#13;
3. -luhe&#13;
	-lalé&#13;
	-láde&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
1. Lerník&#13;
Lernínd&#13;
Lerní&#13;
2. -niwi&#13;
	-nili&#13;
	-niaǥ&#13;
3. -niut&#13;
	-nílt&#13;
	-nít, -niádat&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
2. Lera͑k&#13;
	Lerí&#13;
2. Leríli&#13;
	Leriag&#13;
2. Lerad&#13;
	Leriamdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Lergu&#13;
Ger. Lerle&#13;
Part. Lerdal-gup&#13;
Fut. -ha&#13;
Lerádše, sångare&#13;
&#13;
1. Lerindšak 2. -nandš 3. Lerindšek&#13;
1. -ndšai 2. -ndšeli 3. Lerindšaǥ&#13;
1. -ndšut 2. -ndšalt 3. Leríndše͑t&#13;
&#13;
Lérkuhak, пѣвалъ&#13;
&#13;
1. Lerndak, пою&#13;
Lernand&#13;
Lerndan&#13;
2. Lerndai&#13;
Lerndali&#13;
Lerndag&#13;
3. Lerndut&#13;
Lerndalt&#13;
Lerndádat, -da͑t&#13;
&#13;
[deleted, unclear to where it belongs: synes vara ett förlorat futurum]&#13;
C̢urak&#13;
C̢urndak&#13;
Obs. alla verba på -rap och -rak bilda en form i Præs. l. Præt. på -rndap, -rndak&#13;
&#13;
Njäšerhak, катался 3. Njäšerh l. -han&#13;
Häberhap, оторвалъ 3. Häberhêd&#13;
Auarhak, ѣлъ 3. Auarh l. -han&#13;
Tuerhak, укралъ 3. Tuerh l. -han&#13;
Imp. Njäšera͑k, Auara͑k etc.&#13;
Mirhap, -rnap Part. mirdal-g.&#13;
Auarhak, -rnak Pt. Auartal g. Fut. -ha&#13;
Hadarhak, -rnak Hadartal g., -ha F.&#13;
Handšerhak, -rnak Handsartal g.&#13;
Čurak, gråta Part. Čurdal-g. F. -ha&#13;
&#13;
1. Kerap, дралъ	1. Kerhap&#13;
Keral	-hal&#13;
Kerîd	Kerhîd etc.&#13;
2. Kerai	&#13;
Kerili&#13;
Keridi&#13;
3. Kerut&#13;
Kerilt&#13;
Kerádat&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Kerlebe&#13;
Lerlende&#13;
Kerldé&#13;
2. Kerla͑hi&#13;
Kerlelihi&#13;
Kerldihe&#13;
3. Kerluhe&#13;
	-lalé&#13;
	-láde&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
Kered&#13;
	Kerimd&#13;
2. Kerili&#13;
	Kerimdi&#13;
3. Kerad&#13;
	Keriamdat&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
Kerhip&#13;
&#13;
Inf. [Kerku →] Kergu&#13;
P. Kerennendšel g.&#13;
(Kerdal-g.&#13;
&#13;
1. [Kerdak →] Kerndap, дралъ&#13;
Kerndal&#13;
Kernda/ed (-t)&#13;
2. Kerndai&#13;
Kerndalí, -eli&#13;
Kerndadí&#13;
3. Kerndut&#13;
	Kerndalt&#13;
Kerndádat&#13;
&#13;
Häberhap 3. häberhêd&#13;
Šierhap, надѣлъ 3. Šierhed&#13;
( [Hadarhap →] Hadarhak, бродилъ 3. Hadarh)&#13;
Tarhap, раздѣлалъ 3. Tarhêd II 2. Tarheli 3 Tarhedi&#13;
&#13;
[Imp. Tared→] Imp. Tart&#13;
	Šiert&#13;
	Häbert&#13;
&#13;
	Obs.&#13;
1. Kalak, остался&#13;
Kaland&#13;
Kalî l. Kalan&#13;
2. Kalai&#13;
Kalili&#13;
Kalaǥ&#13;
3. Kalut&#13;
Kalilit&#13;
Kaladat&#13;
&#13;
1. Kalhal&#13;
	-hand&#13;
	-hî&#13;
2. -hai&#13;
	-hîli&#13;
	-haǥ&#13;
3. -hut&#13;
	-hîlet&#13;
	-ha͑t, -hádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Kallage&#13;
-llende&#13;
	-lla(ha)&#13;
2. -llahi&#13;
	-llelihi etc.&#13;
&#13;
Kalnik&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
2. [Kalk →] Kalek &#13;
	Kalian&#13;
2. Kalili&#13;
	Kaliag&#13;
2. Kalad&#13;
	Kaliamdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Kalgu&#13;
Prs. Kaldal&#13;
Fut. Kal‹ha›&#13;
Prt. Kalbal, оставший&#13;
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&#13;
	R.&#13;
1. Šērhak, зашелъ	1. Šernak = Šertak&#13;
Šerhand	Šernand&#13;
Šerh l. Šeran	Sernan l. Sern 3 Šert&#13;
2. Šerhai	Sernai&#13;
Šerhali	Sernali&#13;
Šerhaǥ	Sernag&#13;
3. Šerhut	Šernut&#13;
Šerha͑lt (Sērhalt)	Šernalt&#13;
Serha͑t l. šerhádat	Šerna͑t l. sernádat&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Šerlage&#13;
Serlénde&#13;
Šerlá&#13;
2. Šerlahi&#13;
	-lalihe&#13;
	-láǥe, -he&#13;
3. -luhe&#13;
	-la͑lé&#13;
	-ládé&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
1. Serník&#13;
	-nínd&#13;
	-ní&#13;
2. -nívi&#13;
	-níli&#13;
	-niág (-h)&#13;
3. -niút&#13;
	-nílt&#13;
	-niát, -niádat&#13;
	Imperat.&#13;
1. 2. Šérak&#13;
	Šerni&#13;
2. 2. Šernali&#13;
	Serniaǥ&#13;
3. 2. Šernad&#13;
	Šerniámdat&#13;
&#13;
	Inf.&#13;
Šergu&#13;
	Ger.&#13;
Šerle&#13;
Prt. Šerle pule&#13;
	Part.&#13;
Fut. Šerha gup = (Prs.) Šertal g.&#13;
&#13;
1. Šerčak&#13;
Šerčand&#13;
Šerč‹e› [→ -č‹î›]&#13;
2. -čai&#13;
	-čêli&#13;
	čaǥ&#13;
3. -čut&#13;
	-čêlt&#13;
	-čêt&#13;
&#13;
(1. Šergulak (-ge), [‹заиду?› → ‹förb_› →] захожу&#13;
Šergulende&#13;
Šergulá&#13;
2. Sergulahí&#13;
	-lalihe&#13;
	-laǥe&#13;
3. -luhe&#13;
	-la͑lé&#13;
	-la͑dé&#13;
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(1. Šerguhak, (förut) заходилъ&#13;
	-hand&#13;
Serguhu l. -han&#13;
2. -hai, -heli, -haǥ&#13;
3. -hut, -halt, -hat, -hadat&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
1 2. Šerguk&#13;
	3. Šergui&#13;
2. 2. Šerguli&#13;
	Šerguiaǥ&#13;
3. 2. Serguad&#13;
	Šerguiámdat&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
Šerguník&#13;
Inf. Šerguku&#13;
Ger. Sergule&#13;
Šergule pule&#13;
Part. -dal&#13;
Šerguha g.&#13;
&#13;
1. Parháp (förr)	1. Parnap (nu)&#13;
Parhal	-nal&#13;
Parhêd	-nêd&#13;
2. Parhai	-nai&#13;
Parhêli	-nêli&#13;
Parhêdi	-nêdi&#13;
3. Parhút	-nút&#13;
Parhêlt	-nêlt&#13;
Parhádat	-nádat&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Parlébe&#13;
Parlé&#13;
Parla͑dé&#13;
2. -la͑hi&#13;
	-lalihe&#13;
	-ladihe&#13;
3. -uhe&#13;
	-lalé&#13;
	-ládé&#13;
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1. Parníp&#13;
Parníl&#13;
Parníd&#13;
2. Parníwi&#13;
	-níli&#13;
	-nídi&#13;
3. -niút&#13;
	-nilt&#13;
	-niádat&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
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2. Parnêli ? (Parreli)&#13;
	Parnímdi Parriaǥ&#13;
2. Parnad = Parrád&#13;
	Parniamdat l. Parriámdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Parku&#13;
Ger. Parle pule (Præt., Parešpele, Præs.)&#13;
Part. (Præs.) (Parrendal g. →) Pardal g.&#13;
	Præt. Parbal.g.&#13;
Parba, flätadt&#13;
Parbalmî, плетюшка&#13;
&#13;
Freq. Parguap&#13;
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	-hal&#13;
Párguhut&#13;
2. Pargohai&#13;
Parguhuli&#13;
Părguhadi&#13;
3. Parguhút&#13;
Parguhult&#13;
[Pargu-→] Pargohádat&#13;
&#13;
1. [Pargol‹ak›→] Pargolébe сплетаю, сплетать буду försöka fläta&#13;
-lé&#13;
Pargol‹a›dé&#13;
2. -golahi&#13;
	-golalihe&#13;
	-goldíhe&#13;
3. Pargulúhe&#13;
	-golalé&#13;
	-goládé&#13;
&#13;
Imp. 2. Pargyed&#13;
	Pargyimd [→ -uimd]&#13;
2. Parguli&#13;
	Pargyimdi [→ -uimdi]&#13;
2. Parguad&#13;
	3. Pargwiamdat [→ -uimdat]&#13;
Inf. Parguku&#13;
Pargule&#13;
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[1. Par →—]&#13;
1. Parčap, пл. хочу	=? Parčendap (-k)&#13;
	-čal	= -dal&#13;
Parčîd	= =&#13;
2. -čai	2. -čendai&#13;
	-čîli	= -c&#13;
	-cîdi	= -&#13;
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	-čîlt&#13;
	-čádat&#13;
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1. Puap, дую&#13;
Pual&#13;
Pugod(a)&#13;
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Puga͑li&#13;
Pugadi&#13;
3. Pu’ut&#13;
Pugalat&#13;
Puadat&#13;
&#13;
Obs. Nagendšá-gup l. nagendšedal-gup, писарь&#13;
&#13;
Obs.&#13;
&#13;
Ean, Ek есть&#13;
Eh l. Ehan, было&#13;
Ela, будетъ&#13;
&#13;
Čangu, нѣтъ&#13;
Čanguan, id.&#13;
Č̢anguhu, не было, -huan id.&#13;
Čangula, не будетъ&#13;
&#13;
1. Eak, jag är&#13;
[Ehand→] Eand&#13;
èk l. ean&#13;
2. Eai&#13;
[Ea →] Égeli (Endeli)&#13;
Eaǥ&#13;
3. Eút&#13;
Egelet (-lt) l. Endälät Endä/êlt&#13;
Eget l. Eadat&#13;
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Ehand&#13;
Eh&#13;
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Eheli&#13;
Ehaǥ&#13;
3. Ehút&#13;
Ehe/älät Ehe/ä/a͑lt&#13;
Ehät Ehêt l. Ehádat&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
Elage&#13;
Elende&#13;
Ela l. Elahe&#13;
2. Elahi&#13;
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Elaǥe&#13;
3. Eluhe&#13;
Ele/älé&#13;
Élé l. Eláde&#13;
	Conjunctivus&#13;
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Enind	-anind&#13;
Eni	-ani&#13;
2. Enivi	-anivi&#13;
Enili	-anili&#13;
Eniag	-aniag&#13;
3. Eniút	-aniut&#13;
Enile͑t	-anilat&#13;
Eniádat	-aniádat&#13;
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Enandš l. Endšand&#13;
Endš l. Endšan l. Endšek&#13;
Endšai&#13;
Endša/eli&#13;
Endšaǥ&#13;
Endšut&#13;
Endšalt [→ -lat]&#13;
Éndša͑t&#13;
	Præt.&#13;
1. Endšahak&#13;
Endšand l. Enahandš [sic]&#13;
Endšahan&#13;
2. Endšahai&#13;
Endšeheli [En→—]&#13;
Endšahaǥ&#13;
3. Endšahut&#13;
Endšehelet&#13;
Endšehet&#13;
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	Eji Eei&#13;
2. Egeli&#13;
	Ejiag (Eeiag)&#13;
3. Ead&#13;
	Eiamdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Egu&#13;
Ele pule&#13;
Edäl&#13;
Epak [→‹Ebak?›] бывалъ&#13;
Éha Fut.&#13;
Épa&#13;
&#13;
Endak, есть&#13;
Epak&#13;
(Eku(h)ak, бывалъ, Kojakohak, хаживалъ&#13;
Endšak (-nsak), буду&#13;
[End→—]&#13;
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Ti tauel&#13;
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2. Udšai&#13;
Udšili&#13;
Udšaǥ&#13;
3. Udšut&#13;
Udšilet&#13;
Udšádat Udšit&#13;
	Prt.&#13;
1. Udšahak&#13;
-hand&#13;
Udši Udšehan&#13;
2. Udšahai&#13;
Udšihili&#13;
Udšaháǥ&#13;
3. Udšuhut&#13;
Udšihilet&#13;
Udšihit&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
Udšenik&#13;
	-nind&#13;
	-ni&#13;
2. -nívi&#13;
	-níli&#13;
	-níaǥ&#13;
3. -niut&#13;
	nílt&#13;
	-níat l. -nít&#13;
&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
1 p. 2. Udšek&#13;
	Udši, Udšian&#13;
2. Udšili&#13;
	Udšiaǥ&#13;
3. Udšat&#13;
	Udšiamdat&#13;
&#13;
1. Udšendšak	-dšahak&#13;
	-dsand&#13;
	-dšek&#13;
2. -dšai&#13;
	-dšeli&#13;
	-dšaǥ&#13;
3. -dšut&#13;
	-dsilt&#13;
	-dšádat l. -dšit&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Udšgu [→Udšegu] (obs. efterfölj. vocal best. föregående oaccentuerade (schva) )&#13;
G. Udšele pule&#13;
P. udšedal-gup = Udša-gup&#13;
P. Udšemba&#13;
Udšufat, робота&#13;
&#13;
2.&#13;
1. Njuap [→ Njoap]&#13;
Njual [→ Njoal]&#13;
Njoed&#13;
2. Njuai&#13;
Njoli (-ll-)&#13;
Njodi&#13;
3. Njout&#13;
Njoalat (-ll-)&#13;
Njoadat&#13;
	Præt.&#13;
1. Njohap&#13;
Njohal etc.&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
Njonip&#13;
&#13;
Njondsap&#13;
&#13;
Njod&#13;
&#13;
1. Koassap, билъ&#13;
Koassal&#13;
Koassad&#13;
2. Koassai&#13;
&#13;
1. Peap, ищу&#13;
Peal&#13;
Peged&#13;
2. Peai&#13;
Pegeli&#13;
Pegedi&#13;
3. Peut&#13;
Pegelet&#13;
Peadat&#13;
	Præt.&#13;
Pehap&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
Pegallebe&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
Pegannip&#13;
&#13;
Pendšap&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
2. Ped&#13;
Peiad&#13;
2. Pegeli l. P‹æ›gannali&#13;
2. Pe Pegannaimdi&#13;
3. [Pegad→] Pead (Pead)&#13;
Peiamdat&#13;
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Niefali&#13;
Niefadi&#13;
3. Niefut&#13;
Niefala͑t&#13;
Niefádat&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
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Niemnal&#13;
Niemnad&#13;
2. Niemnai&#13;
Niemnali&#13;
Niemnadi&#13;
3. Niemnut&#13;
Niemnalat&#13;
Niemnádat&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
1. Niemnip&#13;
Niemnil&#13;
Niemnid&#13;
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Niemnili&#13;
Niemnidi&#13;
3. Niemniut&#13;
Niemníle/ät&#13;
Niemniádat&#13;
&#13;
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	-ndšal&#13;
	-ndšida [→ -ndšid]&#13;
2. - ndšai&#13;
	-ndšili&#13;
	-ndšidi&#13;
3. -ndšut&#13;
	-ndšilt&#13;
	-ndšádat&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
1 2. Niemd&#13;
	Niemnimd&#13;
2 2. Niemnali&#13;
	Niemnimdi&#13;
3. 2. Niemnád&#13;
	Niemniámdat&#13;
	Inf.&#13;
Niemgu l. niemnagu&#13;
	Part.&#13;
Niemdal&#13;
Niemnamba&#13;
Ger. (Njurle) Njeble&#13;
&#13;
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	Mehal&#13;
	Mehäd&#13;
2. Mehai&#13;
	Mehäli&#13;
	Mehädi&#13;
3. Mehut&#13;
	Méhälät&#13;
	Mehádat&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Mélébe&#13;
	Melé [sic]&#13;
	Meldé&#13;
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	[Meldihe →] Mellihe&#13;
	Meldihe&#13;
3. Meluhe&#13;
	Melelehe&#13;
	Meláde&#13;
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1. Menip&#13;
	-nil&#13;
	-nid&#13;
2. -nivi&#13;
	-nili&#13;
	-nidi&#13;
3. -niut&#13;
	-nilät&#13;
	-niádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Mendšap, хочу	&#13;
	-al&#13;
	-id&#13;
2. -ai&#13;
	-ili&#13;
	-idi&#13;
3. -ut&#13;
	-ilt&#13;
	-ádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Mendšahap, хот‹ѣлъ›&#13;
	-hal&#13;
	-had&#13;
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	-a͑heli&#13;
	-a͑hedi&#13;
3. uhut&#13;
	-a͑hele/a͑t&#13;
	-ahádat&#13;
&#13;
Imp. 2. Méd&#13;
3. Meimd&#13;
2 2 Meili&#13;
	Meimdi&#13;
3 Mead&#13;
Me’iámdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Megu&#13;
Ger. Mele&#13;
Prt. Mele pule&#13;
&#13;
Memba сдѣлано = Mebelmî&#13;
* Bet. Mitt arbete “mitt gjordt”, ant. Vbal suff.&#13;
Mehamî koček, много ро‹бот›, Pl. Mehamat&#13;
 S. mam Suff. Mehámam&#13;
&#13;
1. Mešpak [→-p] дѣлаю&#13;
	-pal&#13;
	-pad&#13;
2. -pai&#13;
	-pali&#13;
	-padi&#13;
3. -paut&#13;
	-palat&#13;
	-pádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Mespahap&#13;
	-hal&#13;
	- etc.&#13;
&#13;
Mešpéd!&#13;
&#13;
1. Membap&#13;
Membal&#13;
Membad&#13;
2. Membai&#13;
	-bali&#13;
	-badi&#13;
3. -baut&#13;
	-bala͑t&#13;
	-bádat&#13;
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Kodšek passap, mkt Oker passak&#13;
Kodšek pand Oker panak&#13;
____________________________&#13;
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Passal	Passand&#13;
(Panbad) Passed [→ Passet→Passad]	Passan&#13;
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Passali	? Passali&#13;
(Panbadi) Passadi	Passaǥ&#13;
3. Passut	Passut&#13;
Passalt (Panbalt)	Passalt&#13;
(Panbádat) Passadat	Passadat&#13;
	____&#13;
&#13;
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	Pannia‹m›d [→ Pania‹m›d]&#13;
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Inf. Pangu&#13;
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Pass. Panba&#13;
&#13;
Conj. Pannip&#13;
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[Tö‹nne›nd →] Toánd&#13;
(Tö‹ndša›) Töan&#13;
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Toheli Tö‹o›li&#13;
Töhax (-g) Töaǥ&#13;
3. Töhut Töút&#13;
[Tö‹ha›t →—]&#13;
Tö‹la›at tö‹o›la͑t&#13;
Töadat Tö́ut&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
1.	2. Tök&#13;
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3.	2. Töad&#13;
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&#13;
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&#13;
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Tölende&#13;
Töla&#13;
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Tölelihe&#13;
Tölaǥe&#13;
3. Töluhe&#13;
Tölele&#13;
Töle [sic]&#13;
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Tönind&#13;
Töni&#13;
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Tönili&#13;
Töniaǥ&#13;
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Tönilet&#13;
Töniadat&#13;
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Part. Töha gop&#13;
&#13;
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&#13;
Obs.&#13;
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Töndšanand&#13;
Tondšek&#13;
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Tön‹_›ndšeli [→ Töne-]&#13;
-dšaǥ&#13;
3. Töndšut&#13;
Töndšela͑t&#13;
Tonds‹e›t&#13;
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Eppand&#13;
Eppa&#13;
2. Eppai&#13;
Eppali&#13;
Eppag&#13;
3. Eppaut&#13;
Eppalat&#13;
Eppat&#13;
	Præt.&#13;
Eppahak&#13;
Eppahand&#13;
Eppî = Eppihî Eppahan&#13;
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Eppaheli&#13;
Eppahaǥ(a)&#13;
3. Eppahut&#13;
Eppahelt (-helet)&#13;
Eppahet&#13;
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1. Eppanik&#13;
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	ni&#13;
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	-nili&#13;
	-niaǥ&#13;
3. -niut&#13;
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-laha&#13;
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ə-lelihe&#13;
	-láǥé&#13;
3. -luhe&#13;
	-lalé&#13;
	-lade&#13;
&#13;
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2. 2. Eppili&#13;
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3. 2. Eppad&#13;
	3. Eppiamdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Eppagu&#13;
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Part. Eppadal&#13;
Pass. Eppamba&#13;
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	-nands&#13;
	-ndšek&#13;
2. -ndšai&#13;
	-ndšeli&#13;
	-ndšaǥ&#13;
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àmda l. amdan&#13;
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[Amnandali →] Ámdali&#13;
Ámdag&#13;
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[Ámnandalt →] Ámdalat&#13;
Ámdat l. amdádat&#13;
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Amdahand&#13;
Amda͑/ehí (Obs. Tam amdahi)&#13;
2. Amdahái [→ -hai]&#13;
Amda/eheli&#13;
Amdahag&#13;
3. Amdahut&#13;
Amda͑helt&#13;
Amdehet&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
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Amdalende&#13;
Amdalá&#13;
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Amdalelihe&#13;
Amdaláǥe [&gt;-laǥe] Obs. -ǥ-&#13;
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Amdalalé&#13;
Amdaladé&#13;
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2. Ámda͑k&#13;
3. Amdi&#13;
2.1. Amdalahi&#13;
2. Amdilí&#13;
3. Amdiaǥ&#13;
1. Amdaluhe&#13;
2. Amdad&#13;
3. Amdiamdat&#13;
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Amdanind&#13;
Amdani&#13;
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Amdaníli&#13;
Amdaniehak [→-niea‹x?›]&#13;
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Amdanílt&#13;
Amdaniadat&#13;
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Nar, mast Naróp l. narm&#13;
Pedä [→Pede], bo Pedem&#13;
Ema, mor Emam&#13;
Atup, läpp Átum&#13;
Pyöu [→Pöu] черки Pööm&#13;
Hok, мысъ Hoom&#13;
Č̢eu, кле‹й› Čevep&#13;
Mun, finger Múnop&#13;
Kor, горностай Korop l. Korm&#13;
Pel, bro Pelm&#13;
Pok, nät Pokop&#13;
Pulhai, knä Pulhajop&#13;
Kát, panna Kán [sic]&#13;
Poč, näsa Podšop&#13;
Twe, [‹naf?›→] björk Twem&#13;
Tabék, ekorre Tabegm&#13;
El, steg Elep, elm&#13;
Ol, hufvud Olop&#13;
Tar, ull Tarop l. tarm&#13;
Opt, hår optop&#13;
Čát, sena Čanm, Čall, Čanmi, Čalli&#13;
Tib, sticka Tibep&#13;
Mùid, -dop&#13;
Teu, tand tewep&#13;
Terap, rom Teram&#13;
Hoi, röst hojop&#13;
Tönak, ärm -gm&#13;
[Šogor‹t?›→] Šogor, ugn -rop l. -rm&#13;
Tu, sjö Tom&#13;
Čoš, сало [Čošop→] Čošm&#13;
Sidš, kol Šidšep&#13;
Kap, blod Kam&#13;
Kagel, släde -lop l. -lm&#13;
Kad, nagel Kadop&#13;
&#13;
Pagî, knif Pa’úp&#13;
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Ok, krage Ogm&#13;
Yn, rem Ynep&#13;
Cend, sträng Cendep&#13;
Hač, hampa -dšop&#13;
Kuej, själ Kuejóp&#13;
Käd, tarm -dep&#13;
Njöš, husb. -šep&#13;
Elofat, lif -fanm&#13;
Lab, åre -bóp&#13;
Lep, bräde Lem‹_›&#13;
Kîlop (-o-) af Kîl, bröst&#13;
Kîlm‹e?›&#13;
Lî, ben Lem&#13;
Udšufat, arb. -fanm&#13;
Orp, styrka orm&#13;
Njap, and Njam&#13;
A’olj, haka a’oljm&#13;
Au, мать Ewep&#13;
Töt, выдра Tönm&#13;
Töu, lärkträd Tövep&#13;
Ku, ö Kom&#13;
Hai, öga Hajop&#13;
Ög, mössa ögep&#13;
Kök, косачь Kögm&#13;
Šölj, пупъ Šöljm&#13;
Top, край To‹mn›&#13;
Mehamî, робота S. Mehámam, ma‹l›, mavi, mal‹i›, mu’ut, mal‹at›&#13;
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Lếp, bräde&#13;
&#13;
1. Lêm 2. Lebl 3. Lep&#13;
1. Lemi 2. Lebli 3. Lep&#13;
1. Lemut 2. Leblat 3. Lep&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
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1. Lemi&#13;
	Genit.&#13;
1. Lemn 2. Lept 3. Leun&#13;
1. Lemni 2. Lepti 3. Leun&#13;
1. Lemnut (oförädr.) 2. Leptat (-n) 3. Leun&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
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	Accus.&#13;
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1. Lemi 2. Lebli 3. Lep l. Leum&#13;
1. Lemut 2. Leblat 3. Lep l. Leum&#13;
		Leut&#13;
&#13;
	Nep&#13;
1. Nem 2. nebl 3. Nep&#13;
1. Nemi 2. Nebli etc.&#13;
&#13;
1. Kum 2. Ko/ubl 3. Kop&#13;
1. Kumi 2. Kubli etc.&#13;
&#13;
Manm mitt hus&#13;
‹H›engdšenm min ‹armb?›&#13;
Abak, lock (-gm) 3. Ab‹a͑›kt&#13;
&#13;
Obs. Au, moder&#13;
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1. Avovut 2. Awolet 3. Audadat&#13;
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1. Tundal-gok jag är roddare 2. -gond 3. -gop&#13;
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	-gond ehand&#13;
	-gop ehan&#13;
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	-gobli eheli&#13;
	-gox ehaga&#13;
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	-goblan ehelt&#13;
	-gut [→-gun] ehet&#13;
______________&#13;
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Tob(a), fot 1. Tobop&#13;
Kodšá, säck kodšam&#13;
Njudš, gräs Njudsop&#13;
Niefa, тытка Niehop&#13;
Koldša, skuld Koldšam&#13;
Pälek, sida (Pälekam) Pälegm&#13;
Pojel, калым Pojelm&#13;
Yčedše, gosse -dšem&#13;
N‹ä›dek, flicka Nädegm&#13;
Peak͔, лось Peak‹ê›p&#13;
Pulb, böld Pulbóp&#13;
Korg, björn Korgóp&#13;
Logá, räf Logam&#13;
Kule, воронъ -lem&#13;
Tega, шпага -gam&#13;
Kundš, зипунъ -dšop&#13;
Kok, началн Kogm&#13;
Pad, galla Padop&#13;
Aga, bror agam&#13;
Mîda, id. -dam&#13;
Pudal, kind -lm&#13;
Kondš, rot Kondšop&#13;
Pondš, лапа Pondšop&#13;
Pu, träd Pom&#13;
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