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1. Ygéwi 2. Ö́göli 3. Ögödi&#13;
1. Ygut l. ygeut 2. Ögölät 3.&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Ygenim (Ögönim) 2. Ygenil (Ögönil) 3. Ögönid&#13;
1. Ygenivi (Ögönivi) 2. Ygenili l. Ögönili 3. Ögönidi&#13;
1. Ygöniut (Ö-) 2. Ögöninila|εt[sic]&#13;
	Gen.&#13;
1. Ögén (Y-) 2. Ögend (Y-) 3.&#13;
	D.&#13;
1. Ygeagek&#13;
&#13;
1. Ygép 2. Ygél 3. Ö́göd (-êd)&#13;
1. Ygéwi 2. Ögö|êli 3&#13;
&#13;
	r&#13;
1. Hîrm 2. Hîrl 3. (Hîre͑t) Hîrt&#13;
1. Hîrmi 2. Hîrli 3. Hîrti&#13;
1. Hîrmut (-n) [→ Hîrut → Hîrmut] 2. Hî́rlät 3. Hirda|εt&#13;
	Sing.[sic]&#13;
1. Hirnim 2. Hirnil 3. Hirnid&#13;
1. Hirniwi 2. Hîrnili 3. -di&#13;
1. Hirniut 2. Hirnílät 3.&#13;
	Gen.&#13;
1. Hîrn 2. Hirt 3. Hirt&#13;
1. Hîrni 2. Hirti 3.&#13;
1. Hîrnät 2. Hirtät 3.&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Hirnin 2. -rnind&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
1. Hîragek Hirgaek l. Hîrogek 2. Hirgaend&#13;
1. Hirgani 2. Hîrgandi&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Hirniegaek&#13;
1. Hirniegani&#13;
	Acc.&#13;
1. Hîrm 2. Hirmd 3.&#13;
1. Hirmi 2. Hirmdi&#13;
1. Hirmut&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Hir[n?m?]i 2. Hirnimd&#13;
1. Hirnivi 2. Hirnimdi&#13;
1. Hirniut&#13;
	Abl.&#13;
1. Hirna|εnnan 2. Hirta|εnnan 3.&#13;
1. Hirninnan 2. Hirtinnan&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Hirninnan 2. Hirtinnan&#13;
&#13;
[Kooc̢, Kues, Kaas, Loos, Njuuds, Purods, nandš, Tjapkos, Tyssa → —]&#13;
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&#13;
Ingar, невѣска, Ingarm&#13;
Šogor, печка, Sogorm, D. Šogorgaek&#13;
Kušer, куря, Kušerm etc.&#13;
Ör [→ Yr], жиръ, Örm [→ Yrm], yrl, yrmi, yrmut, D. yrgaek&#13;
__________________&#13;
	l&#13;
Päl&#13;
1. Pälem, товарищ 2. Pälel 3.&#13;
1. Pälewi 2. Päleli&#13;
1. Päleút&#13;
	Plur.&#13;
1. Palenim (-jim) 2. Pälenil&#13;
El, steg, 1. Élem 2. Élel, Elewi&#13;
Kêl, яма kêlop l. kêlm&#13;
Îl, дно, Îlop&#13;
Kuel, fisk, Kuelop&#13;
Kage͑l (Kagl), Kag͑lop, Kag͑lol&#13;
_______________&#13;
1. Aoljm 2. Aoljl (Aolj)&#13;
1. Aoljmi 2. Aoljli&#13;
1. Aoljmut 2. Aoljla|εt&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Aoljnim&#13;
	Pl.[sic]&#13;
1. Aoljn[e?] 2. Aoljdš 3.&#13;
1. Aoljni 2. Aoljdši 3.&#13;
1. Aoljna|εt 2. Aoljdšet 3.&#13;
&#13;
Šölj, пупъ&#13;
&#13;
1. Kelm яма 2. Kell 3.&#13;
1. Kelmi 2. Kelli 3.&#13;
1. Kelmut 2. Kellät&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Kêlnim 2. Kelnid&#13;
	G.&#13;
1. Keln 2. Keldš 3. Keldš&#13;
1. Kelni 2. Keldši 3.&#13;
1. Kelna|εt 2. Keldšät&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Kelnin 2. Keldšind [→ Kelnind]&#13;
1. Kenini[sic] 2. Keldšíndi&#13;
	2. Keldšinda|εt&#13;
	D.&#13;
1. Kelgaek&#13;
	Acc.&#13;
1. Kelm 2. Kelmda&#13;
1. Kelmi 2. Kelmdi&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Kelnim 2. Kelnimd 3.&#13;
	Abl.&#13;
1. Kelna͑nnan 2. Keldša|ennan&#13;
&#13;
Yn, rem l. Ynem (-p)&#13;
Mun, finger, munop&#13;
	böjas regelb., men&#13;
1. Onek 2. Onendš 3. Ondš(e)&#13;
1. Onevi = Oni 2. Ondši 3. Ondš&#13;
1. Oneút = Ont 2. Ondša|εt 3. Ondša|εt&#13;
	G.&#13;
1. Onek 2. Onendš etc.&#13;
1. Oni etc.&#13;
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	Dat.&#13;
Onek pireagek, мнѣ самому. 2. Onendš pireagend&#13;
Oni pireagani, намъ самимъ&#13;
Onet p. etc.&#13;
	Acc.&#13;
Sep.&#13;
	Abl.&#13;
1. Onengnan 2. Onendse-nand&#13;
1. [Oneganani →] Oninnan 2. Ondšinan&#13;
1. Ona|εtnan&#13;
&#13;
Manmêm, мой, мое, (manmem pagî)&#13;
Tanmel, твой&#13;
Tabenmî, свой, его&#13;
____________________&#13;
Čueč, jord, -čop&#13;
Pedš, yxa, Pedšep&#13;
____________________&#13;
Čoš, сало&#13;
	Čošm 2. cošt 3.&#13;
	Cošmi 2.&#13;
	Pl. Čošnim&#13;
	G. 1. Cošn 2. Cošt etc.&#13;
Hebandies, -diesm&#13;
&#13;
	Mat, hus&#13;
1. Mānm 2. Mall (Māl) 3. Mat [(-n) → —]&#13;
1. Mā́nmi 2. Mā́lli 3. Māti&#13;
1. Mānmut 2. Māllat 3. Mat&#13;
	Plur.&#13;
1. Mānnim 2. Mānnil 3. Mānnid&#13;
1. Mānnivi 2. Mānnili 3. -di&#13;
1. Mānniut 2. Mānnila|εt 3.&#13;
	G.&#13;
1. Mān(na) 2. Mat(ta) (Matt) 3. Mat[a?]&#13;
1. Manni (-ni) 2. Mātti (-ti) 3. Matti (-ti)&#13;
1. Mānna|εt (-n) 2. Mattat 3. (Madat)&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Mānnin 2. Mānnind 3. Mannind&#13;
1. Mannini&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
1. Mātk͔aek 2. Matkaend 3. id&#13;
1. Mātkani 2. Matkandi&#13;
1. Matkanat&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Mannigaek 2. -gaend&#13;
1. Manniegani 2. -gandi&#13;
1. Mannigana|εt (-n)&#13;
	Acc.&#13;
1. Manm 2. [Mal →] Mat 3.&#13;
1. Manmi 2. Malli sås. Nom.&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. [Manimd →] Manim 2. Mannimd etc.&#13;
	Abl.&#13;
1. Manannan 2. Matannan&#13;
1. Manninnan 2. Matinnan&#13;
1. Mannanan etc.&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
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&#13;
	l.&#13;
1. Manmek 2. Manmend 3.&#13;
1. Ma 1. Manmendi&#13;
1. Manmuni&#13;
______________&#13;
	Töt&#13;
1. Tönm 2. Töl 3.&#13;
1. Tönmi 2. Tölli&#13;
1. Tönmut&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Tönnim&#13;
______________&#13;
Kat, panna, Kanm&#13;
Č̢at, sena, Č̢anm&#13;
Öt, vatten&#13;
	önm, öl (yl), öt&#13;
	ynmí, ylli&#13;
	ynmut, ylla|εt&#13;
	P. ynnim 2. ynnil&#13;
Kot, hosta, konm&#13;
Elofat, lif, -fanm&#13;
Mungat, barm, -ganm&#13;
&#13;
	Kanak&#13;
1. Kanagm (-ag-) 2. Kanagl 3. Kanak&#13;
1. Kanangmi [→ -agmi] 2. Kanagli 3.&#13;
1. Kanagmut [→ -agmut] 2. Kanaglat 3.&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Kanagnim 2. Kanagnil&#13;
1. Kanagnivi 2. Kanagnili&#13;
1. Kanagniut 2. Kanagnílät&#13;
	Genit.&#13;
1. Kanagn 2. Kanakt 3. Kanan&#13;
1. Kanagni 2. Kanakti&#13;
1. Kanagnat 2. Kanaktat&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Kanagnin 2. -gnind&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
1. Kanak͔aek 2. -k͔aend&#13;
1. Kanak͔ani 2. -kandi&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Kanagniegaek&#13;
1. Kanagniegani&#13;
	Acc.&#13;
1. Kanagm 2. Kanagamd [→ Kanakamd]&#13;
	1. Kanagli&#13;
	Kanak͔amdi&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Kanagnim 2. -gnimd&#13;
	ABl.&#13;
Kanagnannan&#13;
________________&#13;
Pälek, Palegm&#13;
Tönak, ärm Tonagm&#13;
ak, mun Agm&#13;
Ok, krage, Ogm&#13;
Holak, sked Holagm&#13;
Tabek, ekorre -egm&#13;
Nedek, flicka -egm&#13;
Palgok, -ogm&#13;
[Kok, S. kogm, kogmi → —]&#13;
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&#13;
[at the top of the page: [h?ok], kok͔, šak͔ | kök | ábak, tadak | kop, nop, kap, orp, terap, nep lep, top, njap]&#13;
&#13;
1. Kogm (-ngm) 2. Kogl 3. Kok&#13;
	1. Ko(n)gmi&#13;
	Pl. 1. Kognim&#13;
	Gen. Kogn 2. Kokt 3. Ko’on&#13;
	Pl. Kognin&#13;
	Dat. Kok͔aek&#13;
______________&#13;
Hok͔, мысъ Hoǥm 2. Hogl&#13;
	Hogmi&#13;
	Pl. Hognim&#13;
	G. Hogn (-on) 2. Hokt&#13;
	Dat. Hok͔aek&#13;
Kök, 1. Kögm 2. Kögl&#13;
Sak, salt 1. Šagm sagl&#13;
__________________&#13;
Ábak, lock 1. Aba|εgm 2. Abagl&#13;
	1. Aba|εgmi&#13;
	Pl. Abagnim&#13;
	G. Abagn&#13;
Tädäk 1. Tädägm 2. Tädägl&#13;
	Pl. Tädagnim&#13;
&#13;
	p&#13;
1. Kom, mska 2. Kobl 3. Kut&#13;
1. [Kumi → Kummi →] Kommi [→ Kummi] 2. Kubli [→ Ko- → Ku-] 3. Kupti [→ Ko- → Ku-]&#13;
1. [Kumut → Kummut →] Kommut [→ Kummut] 2. Kubla|εt [→ Ko- → Ku-]&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Kómnin [→ Ku- → Ko-] 2. Kómnil [→ Ku- → Ko-] 3. Komnid&#13;
1. Kumnivi 2. Kumnili 3.&#13;
1. Kumniut 2. Kumnila|εt 3.&#13;
	Gen.&#13;
1. Kumn [→ Komn] 2. Kupt [→ Kopt] 3. Kun&#13;
1. Kumni 2. Kupti 3. —&#13;
1. Kumnat 2. Kuptat&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
1. Kumnin 2. Kumnind&#13;
	Dat.&#13;
1. Kopk͔aek&#13;
1. Kopk͔ani&#13;
	Abl.&#13;
Komnannan&#13;
&#13;
Obs.&#13;
Nop, Gud&#13;
	Nom, Nobl, Nop&#13;
	Nommi, Nobli, Nop&#13;
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	Pl. Nomnim&#13;
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Pl. Ormnil&#13;
G. Ormn Orpt&#13;
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1. Termmut 2. Terblat&#13;
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D. Terapk͔aek&#13;
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__________________________&#13;
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1. Andanásé 2. Annandase&#13;
	Plur.&#13;
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_______________________&#13;
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&#13;
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&#13;
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&#13;
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&#13;
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1. Čádandáp, наклалъ огонь (зашегъ)&#13;
Cádandál&#13;
Cádanda|ed	*Cáadandîd&#13;
2. Čádandai&#13;
Čádanda|eli	*Cáadandî́li [question mark on accent]&#13;
Čádanda|edi	*Cáadandî̆di&#13;
3. Čádandaut&#13;
Čádandalt [→ -ndεlt → -ndelt]	-dî̆lt&#13;
Cadandádat&#13;
&#13;
	Praet.&#13;
1. Čádandahap [→ -ĕhap]&#13;
Čádandahal [→ -ĕhal]&#13;
Čádandeheä [→ -aheä]	*-ndîhîd&#13;
2. Čadanda|ehai&#13;
Čadandeheli [→ -aheli]	*-ndîhî̆li&#13;
Čadandehedi [→ -ahedi]	*-ndîhîdi&#13;
3. Cadanda|ehut&#13;
Čadandehelt	-dîhîlt&#13;
Cadandahádat [→ -ndeh-]&#13;
&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Cádanda|elebe etc.&#13;
&#13;
	Conjunct.&#13;
Čadanda|enip&#13;
&#13;
	Imperat.&#13;
Cadanded l. Cadandalel&#13;
&#13;
	Inf.&#13;
Čadanda|egu ?&#13;
&#13;
	Ger.&#13;
Prs. Cadandale&#13;
Prt. — pule&#13;
&#13;
	Part.&#13;
Prt. Cadandal&#13;
	Cadandaha&#13;
_____________________&#13;
Cadannensap, хочу&#13;
(Kan ant. alla former, men ej i alla ord)&#13;
&#13;
1. Čádambáp, клалъ да горитъ&#13;
Čádambál&#13;
Čádambád l. -mbî́d [question mark on accent]&#13;
2. Čádambái&#13;
Čadambā́li l. (-bîli)&#13;
Čadambā́di l. -bîdi&#13;
3. Čadambaut l. cádambut&#13;
Čádambā́la͑t l. -lt (-mbîlt)&#13;
Čadambádat&#13;
&#13;
	Plusq.&#13;
1. Čadambahap, (давно) клалъ, горитъ&#13;
Čádambahal&#13;
Cádamba|ehed l. -bîhed	*-bîhîd&#13;
2. Čádambehai&#13;
Cadamba|eheli l. -bîheli	*-bihî́li&#13;
Čadamba|ehedi l. -bîhedi	-bîhî́di&#13;
3. Cadambahut [→ -uhut]&#13;
Cadamba|ehelt l. -bîhelet	*-bihî́lt&#13;
Cadambahádat&#13;
&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Čadambalĕbé l. -lefe&#13;
Čádambalé&#13;
Cádambaldé&#13;
2. Čadambalahi [→ -lahe] (-lae)&#13;
Čadamballíhe&#13;
Čadambaldíhe&#13;
3. Čádambaluhé&#13;
Čadamballé&#13;
Čádambaládé&#13;
&#13;
	Conjunct.&#13;
1. Cadambanip&#13;
&#13;
	Inf.&#13;
Cadambagu [→ -mbugu]&#13;
&#13;
	Gerund.&#13;
Cadambale l. le pule&#13;
&#13;
	Part.&#13;
Prt. Cadambadal&#13;
	Cadambaha&#13;
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2. Cadakulel&#13;
Cádakuldé&#13;
2. Cádakulli&#13;
Cádakuldi&#13;
2. Čádakukullet[sic] [→ -lla͑t]&#13;
Čadakuládat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Cadakugu&#13;
Ger. Čadakule l. Pt. -le pule&#13;
Part. Prt. Čadakudal&#13;
	Fut. Cadakuhá&#13;
&#13;
Pass. Čadakumba.&#13;
&#13;
Čádakundak&#13;
Cadakumbap&#13;
Čadakyensap, топить хочу&#13;
Čadakyešpap&#13;
&#13;
Ădáp, жду, adál, adî̆d, II. adái, -î́li l. -î̆li, -î̆di [above: î́], III. adút, -î̆lt, adádat&#13;
	adahap, 3. adîhîd&#13;
	adêlebe&#13;
	adĕ́d!&#13;
	adegu&#13;
&#13;
Hâ̆láp, точилъ, 3. -î̆d, 2.2 -î́li [above: î̆], -îdi [above: î̆].&#13;
	Hâ̆lháp&#13;
	Hâlmba [Part. är blott 3 pers. Sing. af Hälmbap]&#13;
	Hä́lbäi-gup&#13;
&#13;
	Alčak, палъ&#13;
1. ā́lčák&#13;
Alčánd&#13;
Alčî̆k l. ā́lčan (ālčán) álcăk	Alčî́k&#13;
2. ˜Alčái&#13;
Alčî́li aalčî́li l. Alčăli (kort a, långt î)&#13;
Alčáǥ&#13;
3. alčut&#13;
alčî́lt l. alčălt&#13;
alčî́t l. alčádat&#13;
&#13;
	Praet.&#13;
1. Álča|ehák (Alcîhak [→ -ehak]) î (NS)	1. Āalčêhák&#13;
	(Med föreg. hväsljud förbytes e till î))&#13;
Álčehánd [above e first written î, then erased]	Ālčêhánd&#13;
Alčî́hî, alčî́han, alčahan	Alčî́hï, Alčî̄han, alčáhan&#13;
	(I Praet. drages accenten på föreg. stf. liks. i Praes.)&#13;
2. Álčahái [→ above a: e, above that î erased]&#13;
Alčeheli (-î́hîli) -îheli &#13;
Álča͑háǥ &#13;
3. Alčuhut&#13;
Alčehelt (-îhîlt)	Ālčî́hîlt&#13;
Alcehet (-îhît)	Alčî́hî́t, -ehádat&#13;
&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Álčelagé&#13;
Alčelendé&#13;
Alčelá&#13;
2. Alcelahí (-lai)&#13;
Álcela|elihé&#13;
Álčeláǥé (gh)&#13;
3. Alčeluhé&#13;
Alcela͑lé&#13;
Alčelé, Alčeláde&#13;
&#13;
	Conjunct.&#13;
1. Álčenik&#13;
álčenind&#13;
álceni&#13;
2. alceníwi&#13;
alcenili&#13;
alčeniág&#13;
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3. Alčeniut&#13;
Alčenílt&#13;
Alčeniat l. -niádat&#13;
&#13;
	Imperat.&#13;
2. Álčîk	2. Álčelend&#13;
alčî́ 	Alčelá&#13;
2. Alčî́li	Alcela|eli&#13;
Alčiaǥ (x)	Alcelaǥ&#13;
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alčiat l. alčiamdat	[alčečele, alceládat →] alceliat l. -liamdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. álčegu [→ -ugu]&#13;
Ger. alcele&#13;
Part. Prt. álčedal&#13;
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	Fut. alčehá [→ alčîhá]&#13;
Prt. Pass. Alčemba.&#13;
&#13;
	II.&#13;
1. Alčendak&#13;
Alcenand&#13;
Alčend l. alčendán l. álčendak&#13;
2. Alčendăi&#13;
Alčendali l. -î̆li&#13;
Alčendáǥ (x)&#13;
3. Alčendut l. -daut&#13;
Alcendalt l. -dalat, -dî̆lt&#13;
Alčenda|et, -ndádat&#13;
&#13;
	Plusq.&#13;
1. Alčendahak&#13;
Alčendahand&#13;
Alčendahan l. Alčendehi	-dîhi&#13;
2. Alčenda|ehai&#13;
Alcendahali (-ndeheli)	-ndîhîli&#13;
Alcendahaǥ&#13;
3.Alcenduhut&#13;
Alčendahalt	-ndîhîlt&#13;
Alčenda|eha|et (-ndahat l. nda͑ha͑t)&#13;
&#13;
	Futurum&#13;
1. Alčendalage&#13;
alcendalende&#13;
alcendala&#13;
2. Alcendalahi etc.&#13;
&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
1. alcendanik etc.&#13;
&#13;
Imp. Alcenda|ek!&#13;
Inf. Alcendagu&#13;
Ger. Alcendale&#13;
Part. alčendadal (?)&#13;
&#13;
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1. Alčembák, упалъ да лежитъ&#13;
Alcemánd&#13;
Alčembă l. -mban l. -mbî́&#13;
2. Alčembăi&#13;
Alčembắli l. -î̄li&#13;
Alčembáǥ&#13;
3. Alcembut l. -mbaut&#13;
Alčembắlt (-lat) l. -mbî́lt&#13;
Alcembádat l. alčemba͑t&#13;
&#13;
	Plsq.&#13;
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Alčembahad [→ -nd]&#13;
Alčembahan l. -mbîhî&#13;
2. alčembahai&#13;
alčembahali l. -mbîheli	-îhîli&#13;
Alcembahag&#13;
3. Alčembuhut&#13;
alcembahalt (îhelt) = îhelet	-ihîlt&#13;
alcembîhet, alcembahádat	-îhît&#13;
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Alčembala&#13;
2. alčembalahi (-lai)&#13;
Alcembalalihe&#13;
Alcembalaǥe&#13;
3. Alčembaluhe&#13;
Alčembalale&#13;
Alcembalade&#13;
&#13;
	Conjunct.&#13;
1. Alčembanik&#13;
Alčembanind etc.&#13;
&#13;
	Imperativus&#13;
2. Alčemba͑k&#13;
Alcembî&#13;
2. Alcembáli -lî̆li&#13;
alcembiaǥ&#13;
2. Alcembalt l. -î̆lt&#13;
Alcembiamdat l. -biat&#13;
&#13;
	l.&#13;
2. Alčembalend&#13;
Alčembala&#13;
2. Alcembaleli&#13;
Alcembalag&#13;
2. Alčembalált&#13;
Alčembaliadat [→ -iamdat] ?&#13;
_____________&#13;
Inf. Alča|embagu&#13;
Alča|embale&#13;
Part. Alča|embadal&#13;
&#13;
1. Alčekuak&#13;
Alčekuand&#13;
Alčeku l. -kuk l. -kun&#13;
2. alčekuai&#13;
Alčekuli&#13;
Alčekuaǥ&#13;
3. Alčekut&#13;
Alčekult&#13;
Alcekuádat l. -kut&#13;
&#13;
	Praet.&#13;
1. Alcekuhak&#13;
Alcekuhand&#13;
Alčekuhan l. -kuha&#13;
2. Alčekuhai&#13;
Alčekuheli [→ -huli]&#13;
Alcekuhaǥ&#13;
3. Alčekuhut&#13;
Alcekuhult (e)&#13;
Alčekuha͑t [→ -hut] l. -hádat&#13;
&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. alcekulage&#13;
alčekulende&#13;
Alcekula&#13;
2. Alcekulahi&#13;
&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
alcekunik&#13;
&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
2. álčekuk l. álčekulend&#13;
alčekyi&#13;
2. alcekuli&#13;
alčekyjag&#13;
2. alcekuad&#13;
alcekyjámdat&#13;
&#13;
alcekugu&#13;
alcekule&#13;
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&#13;
	NB.&#13;
	Eppák, лежу&#13;
1. Eppak&#13;
Eppand&#13;
Eppa, eppan l. eppi (î?)&#13;
2. Eppai&#13;
Eppáli l. -î́li&#13;
Eppáǥ&#13;
3. Eppaut l. Epput&#13;
Eppált (-lat) -î́lt&#13;
Eppádat&#13;
	&#13;
	Praet.&#13;
1. Eppahak&#13;
Eppahand&#13;
Eppî̄hi l. eppahan&#13;
2. Eppahai&#13;
Eppahali, eppî́heli [→ -hîli]&#13;
Eppahaǥ&#13;
3. Eppahaut l. -hut&#13;
Eppahalt l. Eppîhelt [→ -hîlt]&#13;
Eppahadat l. Eppîhet [→ -hît]&#13;
&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Eppalage&#13;
&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
Eppanik&#13;
&#13;
	Imperativus&#13;
2. Eppa͑k [Eppî → —] Eppalend&#13;
Eppi (î)&#13;
2. Eppîli&#13;
Eppiaǥ&#13;
2. Eppád&#13;
Eppiámdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Eppagu&#13;
Ger. Eppale&#13;
Eppadal-gup&#13;
Eppahá&#13;
pp. Eppamba&#13;
________&#13;
Eppa|endak, сплю (лежу)&#13;
Eppambak, долго лежалъ&#13;
Eppénsak [→ -ndsak], сплю&#13;
Eppakuak&#13;
Eppédšak&#13;
Eppéspak&#13;
&#13;
1. De med acc. på slutvocalen bibehåller a oförändradt.&#13;
2. De öfriga förb. sitt a till a͑ (framf.) efterf. stf. i shet framför e, stundum till u framför u etc.&#13;
3. I Praet. och Plusq. (Perf.) öfvergår a i 3 pers. Sing., 2 pers. Dual och Plur. till e hos trans., hos intrans. till î, för[utsatt?] slutstf. är oaccentuerad.&#13;
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&#13;
Lkasom alčak förbyta alla verba med č, dš till charct. efterf. a till i uti Prs. (Pret.) ind. både hos trans. och intrans. vba.&#13;
&#13;
	Wačáp&#13;
1. Wáčap, поднялъ	(wáčăp)&#13;
Wačal&#13;
Wačîd	(wačî́d)&#13;
2. Wačai&#13;
Wačîli	(wačî́li)&#13;
Wačîdi&#13;
3. Wačut&#13;
Wačîlt	(wačî́lt)&#13;
Wačádat&#13;
&#13;
	Plusq.&#13;
1. [Wačahap → Wačê- → Wačî- →] Wačehap (öfverallt e)&#13;
[Wača- → Wačê- →] Wačehal&#13;
Wačehed	*Wačîhîd&#13;
2. Wačehai [→ Wača͑-] Wacehai&#13;
Wačeheli Waceheli	-čî́hîli&#13;
Wacehedi	*-čî́hîdi&#13;
3. Wacuhut&#13;
Wacehelt	*-čî́hîlt&#13;
Wačehádat	*Wačehádat&#13;
&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
Wacelebe&#13;
&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
2. Wačĕ́d	l Wačelel&#13;
Wačîmd	Wačeld&#13;
2. Wačeli l. -îli	2. Wačelli&#13;
Wačî̆mdi	Wačeldi&#13;
2. Wačad	2. Wačelelt&#13;
Wačîámdat	Wačeládat	&#13;
&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Wáčugú&#13;
Ger. Wačele&#13;
Part. Wačedál&#13;
	Wačebal&#13;
	Fut. Wačehá&#13;
Pass. Wačemba&#13;
&#13;
Wačendap, поднялъ&#13;
Wačembap,&#13;
Wačekuap, поднималъ&#13;
Wačéndšap (*Wačensap), хочу&#13;
*Wačédšap,&#13;
Wačešpak etc.&#13;
&#13;
1. Togoldšáp, прочиталъ	*Togolsap&#13;
Togoldšál&#13;
Togoldšîd	(-î́d)&#13;
2. Togoldšái&#13;
Togoldšîl	(-î́li)&#13;
Togoldšîdi	(-î́di)&#13;
3. Togoldšút&#13;
Togoldšîlt	(-î́lt)&#13;
Togoldšádat&#13;
&#13;
	Plusq.&#13;
1. Togoldšahap&#13;
Togoldšahal&#13;
Togoldšehed	(-îhid)&#13;
2. Togoldšahai&#13;
Togoldšeheli	(-îhîli)&#13;
Togoldšehedi	(-îhîdi)&#13;
3. Togoldšuhut&#13;
Togoldsehelt	(-îhî́lt)&#13;
Togoldšahat&#13;
&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
Togoldšelebe&#13;
&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
Togoldšenip&#13;
&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
2. Togoldšed	Togoldšelel&#13;
Togoldšîmd&#13;
2. Togoldšeli&#13;
Togoldšîmdi&#13;
2. Togoldšad&#13;
Togoldšîamdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Togoldšegu&#13;
G. Togoldšele&#13;
Prt. Togoldšedal&#13;
	Togoldšebal&#13;
	Togoldšahá&#13;
Togoldšemba&#13;
&#13;
Tógoldšendap&#13;
Togoldšembap&#13;
Togoldšekuap&#13;
Togoldšendšap	(Togolsensap)&#13;
Togoldšešpap&#13;
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&#13;
Verba på diphtong&#13;
1. Njóap, гоню&#13;
Njóal&#13;
Njóed	*njóud, *njóîd&#13;
2. Njóai&#13;
Njóeli	*Njóuli [→ njóыli] njóîli&#13;
Njóedi	Njóudi njóîdi&#13;
3. Njóut&#13;
Njóla͑t	*njoulat [→ -lêt] *njóîlt&#13;
Njóádat	njo(o)ádat&#13;
&#13;
	Plusq.&#13;
1. Njóhap&#13;
Njóhal&#13;
Njóhed [→ -êd]	*njóhîd&#13;
2. Njóhai&#13;
Njóheli [→ -êli]	*njóhîli&#13;
Njóhedi [→ -êdi]	*njóhîdi&#13;
3. Njóhut&#13;
Njóhelt (-la͑t)	*-hîlt&#13;
Njóhádat&#13;
&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Njólebé&#13;
Njólé&#13;
Njóldé&#13;
1. Njolahi (-lae)&#13;
Njóllihé&#13;
Njóldihé&#13;
1. Njóluhé&#13;
Njóllé&#13;
Njóládé&#13;
&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
Njonip&#13;
&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
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Njojimd Njojimd l. -imd	Njoldi&#13;
2. Njoeli *Njóuli [→ Njóîli]&#13;
Njojimdi (Njóimdi)&#13;
2. Njóad&#13;
Njojiámdat *njóiámdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf- Njogu&#13;
Ger. Njole&#13;
Part. Njódal&#13;
	Njóbal&#13;
	Fut. Njoha&#13;
Pass. Njomba&#13;
&#13;
1. Njondap, гоню = Njodap&#13;
Njondal&#13;
Njonded&#13;
2. Njondai&#13;
Njonda|eli&#13;
Njondedi&#13;
3. Njondut&#13;
Njóndelt (-ala͑t)&#13;
Njondádat&#13;
&#13;
Prt.&#13;
1. Njondahap&#13;
&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
Njondalebe&#13;
&#13;
Inf.&#13;
&#13;
Njombap, (гоню), гналъ&#13;
Njokuap, id.&#13;
Njondšap (Njonsap), хочу&#13;
&#13;
Njórnap, гоняю&#13;
[Njógan → —]&#13;
Njodedšap, погналъ&#13;
Njošpap l. Njodešpap&#13;
Njodambap, гоню (на одну сторону)&#13;
__________&#13;
Puap, дую 3 púed, *pú’ud, púыd [→ púîd]&#13;
	II. 2. púeli [→ púîli] *pú’uli&#13;
Pundap [→ -ak], дую&#13;
Pumbap [→ -ak], дулъ&#13;
pundšap (*punsap)&#13;
Pugannap, -ssap, сдулъ&#13;
&#13;
Čoap, мазалъ. Čoed l. *čoud&#13;
Čondap&#13;
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Tîap, ругаю 3. Tî’îd II.2. Tî’îli (se Antj)&#13;
Iap, взялъ 2. ial 3. [ia→] i’îd II. i’îli Imp. id, imd&#13;
_____________________&#13;
1. Peap&#13;
Peal&#13;
Péîd /Peged/	Peîd&#13;
2. Péai&#13;
Péîli /Pegeli etc./&#13;
Péîdi&#13;
3. Peut&#13;
Peîlt&#13;
Peádat&#13;
&#13;
1 Péhap 3 Pehêd (Péhîd), Péhîlî [→ -hêlî], pehîdi [→ -hêdi]&#13;
&#13;
Pelebe&#13;
&#13;
Pendap&#13;
Pembap&#13;
Pekuap&#13;
Pendšap (-nsap)&#13;
Pešpap&#13;
Perap, много ищу&#13;
Peagassap, съискалъ, и нашелъ&#13;
	Imp. &#13;
2. Péd&#13;
Pe’îmd	Péimd&#13;
2. Pe’îli&#13;
Pe’îmdi&#13;
2. Pead&#13;
Peiamdat&#13;
&#13;
Part. Pedal = Pebal&#13;
	Fut. Peha.&#13;
__________&#13;
Negeap, 3. negeîd (-ged) тяну&#13;
__________&#13;
Obs. 1. Diphtongens sednare vocal bortfaller franför cons.&#13;
2. 3 pers. Sing. Praes. (Prt.) ant. î (u, e)&#13;
3. verba på ua sdraga ofta de två u’u till till uu (u)&#13;
&#13;
1. Tuak, гребу&#13;
Tuand&#13;
Tūk l. (tund) tuan&#13;
2. Tuai&#13;
Tuuli&#13;
Tuag&#13;
3. Tu’út&#13;
Tuult (-la͑t)&#13;
Tú’ut l. Tuádat&#13;
&#13;
	Praet.&#13;
1. Tuhak&#13;
Tuhand&#13;
Tuh l. Tuhan&#13;
1. Tuhai&#13;
Tuhali etc.&#13;
&#13;
F. Tulele&#13;
&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
2. Tŭk	Tulend&#13;
Tuji&#13;
2. Tuli&#13;
Tuiijag&#13;
2. Tuad&#13;
Tui(j)amdat&#13;
&#13;
Tudal&#13;
Tundak etc.&#13;
&#13;
3. Ifrågav. sdragning förek. i shet hos 2e ord (tänuap, parkuap), se Antj. jmf. ofvans. paradigm.&#13;
4. Méap, сдѣлалъ, 3 mé’îd, mēd!&#13;
	Mĕap, отдалъ 3. mĕ’îd mĕd!&#13;
5.&#13;
1. Ljorgá’ak&#13;
Ljorgá’and&#13;
Ljorga’ak l. Ljorgak&#13;
2. Ljorga’ai&#13;
Ljorgă’ăli (Ljorga’î́li)&#13;
Ljorga’ag&#13;
3. Ljorga’ut&#13;
Ljorgă’ălt l. -îlt&#13;
Ljorga’ît&#13;
&#13;
Prt. Ljorgáhak&#13;
Fut. Ljorgálage&#13;
Conj. Ljorgánik&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
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Ljorgai l. a’i&#13;
2. Ljorgá’ыli&#13;
Ljorga’iag[sic]&#13;
2. Ljorga’ad&#13;
Ljorga’iámdat&#13;
&#13;
jfr. anteckningarna&#13;
&#13;
Saknas i NS:&#13;
êpá’ap 3. epa’îd 2. epa’îli&#13;
Mala’ap 3. Mala’îd 2. Mala’îli&#13;
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De som hafva till char. j och w, [förbyt. dessa cons →] (jap, wap) bortkasta (sitt oaccentuerade) a framför efterföljande cons. och förbyta j, w till i, u, t.ex.&#13;
K͔ā́jáp (закрылъ) 3 k͔ajî́d, ?ka’îd (II. -jî́li)&#13;
Imp. kajed!&#13;
Prt. Kaihap, Kailebe, Kainip, Kaigu, Kaidal etc.&#13;
&#13;
Tawap (Tauáp), купилъ /Tawî́d, Tau’îd, II. -wîli, Tau’îli&#13;
Tawed!&#13;
Tauhap, taulebe, taunip&#13;
&#13;
[— Verba som hafva till charac. r (rap, rak), bibehålla a, om den är accentuerad, men bortkasta, då den är oaccentuerad → —]&#13;
&#13;
— Verba som hafva till character r sönderfalla i 2ne sjal, a) de som lyktas på rak, rap, hos hvilka a (ra) hör till stammen, b) de hos hka vocalen ej tillhör stj. De sistn. sakna de en[k?]a formen rap (rak),, och ersätta den med rnap, rnak.&#13;
&#13;
	A) keráp, деру&#13;
1. Keráp&#13;
Kerak&#13;
Kerîd&#13;
2. Kerái&#13;
Kerîli&#13;
Kerîdi&#13;
3. Kerút&#13;
Kerîlt&#13;
Kerádat&#13;
&#13;
	Praet.&#13;
1. Kerháp (a bortfaller efter r, ehuru hörande till stammen)&#13;
Kerhál&#13;
Kerhed	Kérhîd&#13;
2. Kerhai&#13;
Kerheli	Kérhîli&#13;
Kerhedi	Kérhîdi&#13;
3. Kerhut&#13;
Kerhelt	Kérhîlt&#13;
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