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Mā́ta [→ Mā́t] [въ →] Dat. af mat&#13;
And, лодка, D. anond [→ andond], annond&#13;
Tu, sjö, D. tond&#13;
Ty, eld, Tynd&#13;
y̆́t (Öt), vatten, D. yt?&#13;
Kî, flod, D. kend&#13;
Aga, братъ, D. agand, agan, моему бр.&#13;
Kok͔, началникъ, D. kón&#13;
Cyni, дворъ, D. Cynind&#13;
Mač, skog, D. Mačond&#13;
Her, snö, D. xerond&#13;
Ci, kittel, D. [Cind →] Cend&#13;
Kup, mska, D. Sg. Kúna [→ Kún], Pl. Kut&#13;
Ak, mun, D. akt = akend&#13;
Na, тотъ, D. nan&#13;
Cöndan, åt häst, Cönd&#13;
Hir, D. xirn, ko&#13;
Kanak, D. Kanan&#13;
Tönak, ärm, D. Tönakt&#13;
Tylde, bössa, D. Tyldend&#13;
Šiu, aska, D. šivend&#13;
Šapak, ficka, D. Šapakt&#13;
Ko, öra, D: Kond&#13;
Kagel, släde, D. Kagelond&#13;
Köncir, sida, D. Köncirend [→-rt]&#13;
Kala, чашка, D. Kaland&#13;
Îl, дно, D. ilogond&#13;
Öt, D. Öt&#13;
Čapta, роса, D. captond&#13;
Čeher, snara, D. čehert&#13;
Čof, wagga, D. cohond&#13;
Tjondš, midt, D. tjondšogond&#13;
Kuedš, изтокъ, D. Kyedsond&#13;
Kušer, куря, D. Kusert&#13;
Loga, räf, Logan-ol, Logat-toba, Logat-talds, Logat-koba&#13;
Po (Pu), träd, Pot-par&#13;
Njaj, Njail-laga, brödbit&#13;
Wač, kött, Wadšel-laga&#13;
Kanak, hund, Kanak[t?]-ol [→ Kanan-ol]&#13;
Pagen-ner, knifskaft&#13;
Mada čahaei, избы крыша&#13;
Logan moh, räfrygg&#13;
Ket-par, flodstrand&#13;
Hîrl-li, ko-ben&#13;
Čyndel-li, hästben&#13;
Tit, D. Titend, moln&#13;
Čắt, sena, D. Cátt&#13;
Kā́t, panna, D. Kat l. Kan mund&#13;
Hidš, hjerta, Hidšend (-dž-)&#13;
Hai, öga, D. Hajond&#13;
Hundak, kista, D. hundakt&#13;
Tulgo, id. tulgond&#13;
Kîl, bröst Kilogönd&#13;
Lî, ben, D. lend l. leund&#13;
Kanak, D. kanan&#13;
Mungat, barm, D. mungat&#13;
Ed, jurt, D. edend&#13;
Ingar, невѣска, D. ingarn&#13;
Kadši, D. kadšin&#13;
Cedšega, дядя, -gan&#13;
Wăt, дорога, D. wattond&#13;
Und, skägg, D. undond l. unnond&#13;
Pok, nät, D. pokond&#13;
Nädek, flicka, D. näden&#13;
Ära, gubba, D. äran&#13;
Ii, son, D. iin&#13;
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Kul-lî, msko-ben (af kup, mska)&#13;
Njabal-li&#13;
Twegel-li, gås&#13;
Čengel-li, svan&#13;
Kanal-li, hund-ben&#13;
Akal-li, mun-ben&#13;
Kueln-muid, fisklefver&#13;
Hirn-mued, ko&#13;
Njaban-mued, and&#13;
Kanat-kap, hundblod&#13;
Hirt-kap, ko&#13;
Agat-hoi, brors röst&#13;
Hirt-čos, kotalg&#13;
Čöndet-čos, hästtalg&#13;
Šidšel-laga, kolbit&#13;
[T?K?]vet-šidš, björk-kol&#13;
Hadet[sic] šiu, елов. пепелъ&#13;
Korgot-felegok, björnspott&#13;
Cöndel-wat, häst-wäg&#13;
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	Accus.&#13;
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Njaim (-jep), bröd&#13;
Ydem, vatten, Ydep&#13;
Logam, räf Logap&#13;
Hir, ko = Hirp&#13;
Lî = Lep&#13;
Ty, eld = Tym = Typ&#13;
Tabep, af Tabek, ekorre&#13;
Kanap af Kanak, hund&#13;
Kup.&#13;
Cep [→ Cem], kittel Cep = Ci&#13;
Čyndem, häst Čyndep&#13;
Kagl, släde, Acc. Kaglem (-p)&#13;
Njudšep l. -em, hö&#13;
Šy l. šyp, orm&#13;
Kuel (-lem), fisk&#13;
Njap l. Njabap, утка&#13;
Kork l. Korgop, медвѣдь&#13;
Lep, acc. Leum l. lep&#13;
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Ötkan (-t), въ водѣ&#13;
Madšógan (-t), въ лѣсу&#13;
Matk͔an въ избѣ&#13;
Edegan (-t), въ юртѣ&#13;
Akan (-kk-), i munnen&#13;
Čegan, i kitteln, Či&#13;
Kogan, i örat&#13;
Togan, i sjön&#13;
Andógan, i båt&#13;
Kîgan, i floden&#13;
Tönakan, i ärmen Tönak&#13;
Šapakan, i fickan Sapak&#13;
Kaglógan, i släden&#13;
Pogan, i trädet&#13;
Čogorgan, въ печкѣ&#13;
[Kunnan →] Kuunnan, i mskan&#13;
Agannan, у брата&#13;
Logannan, i räfven&#13;
Njabannan, i änden[sic]&#13;
Kanannan, въ сабакѣ&#13;
Čondennan, i hästen&#13;
Hîrnnan, i kon&#13;
Čegennan[sic], i svanen&#13;
Udógan, изъ руки&#13;
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Pagehé, med knif&#13;
Pečehé (Pečé), med yxe&#13;
Pohe, med träd&#13;
Tyhé, med eld&#13;
Tyldehé, med bössa&#13;
Andehé, med båt&#13;
Kofé, med mskan, -phé&#13;
Kanahé, med hund&#13;
Cehé, med kittel&#13;
Edehe, med jurt af ed&#13;
Cassé, med sena&#13;
Obs. yssé, водою, yt&#13;
Tösʃé, med bäfver Tot&#13;
Maté l. Matehé, съ избой&#13;
Kate͑he, med pannan&#13;
&#13;
[Č]aptahé (capt(a)), роса&#13;
Wadšehé, съ мясомъ&#13;
______________&#13;
Udone, моей? рукою = Udehe&#13;
______________&#13;
Ödula, водою, — Ula (pr. ela) будетъ&#13;
Korgule|a, till björn, karhuksi&#13;
Ötar, водой (сдѣлался)&#13;
Ulgo[r?]la = Ulgo ula, льдемъ сдѣлался&#13;
Andan mogo, за лодкой&#13;
[Utowek → —]&#13;
Tagî, sommar (Taget) Tagenék&#13;
Kad, vinter Kanék, зимой&#13;
Nop, Gud Gen. Nut tit, moln, Nun nep&#13;
Tat hajogend, при твоихъ глазах&#13;
&#13;
Udogat (-n), по руку&#13;
Kîgat, рѣцкой, по р.&#13;
Watógat, дорогой, по дорогу&#13;
Ket-pargat, горой&#13;
Ytkat, водой&#13;
Matkat,&#13;
Pečtko, efter yxa&#13;
Pagetko, — knif&#13;
Andatko, — båt&#13;
&#13;
Haigeda, blind&#13;
Udegada, handlös&#13;
Kogoda, глухій&#13;
&#13;
Mát kála͑k, безъ дома&#13;
Page gala͑k&#13;
Peče gálak&#13;
Öt kálak&#13;
Njaj kal.&#13;
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Pokon	Šokon&#13;
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Pokog	Šok͔og&#13;
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A&#13;
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	Sing.&#13;
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Ty, eld S. Tym, Tyl&#13;
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&#13;
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;
1. Lemnim 2. [Lemnid→] Lemnil 3. Leut&#13;
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;
1. Lemn‹an?› [→Lemn] 2. Lept etc.&#13;
	Accus.&#13;
1. Lem 2. Lebl 3. Leum l. Lep&#13;
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;
1. Ewep 2. Ewel 3. Auad l. aua&#13;
1. Awi 2. Aweli 3. Auadi [→Auedi]&#13;
1. Aut 2. Awelet 3. Auedă/êt (много матерей)&#13;
	Pl.&#13;
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1. Awovi 2. Awoli 3. Audadi&#13;
1. Avovut 2. Awolet 3. Audadat&#13;
&#13;
1. Tundal-gok jag är roddare 2. -gond 3. -gop&#13;
1. -gomi 2. -gobli 3. -gopka&#13;
1. -gomut 2. -goblat 3. -gut&#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;
&#13;
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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&#13;
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;
Kuel, fisk -lóp l. -lm&#13;
Köčjir, sida -rep&#13;
Köu, мозгъ Köwep&#13;
	jfr. pöu, böld Pövep (-m) l. Pööm (contra tj‹_›&#13;
Kî, flod Kem&#13;
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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	Verba&#13;
&#13;
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Ámnand (-m‹d›-)&#13;
àmda l. amdan&#13;
2. Ámdai&#13;
[Amnandali →] Ámdali&#13;
Ámdag&#13;
3. [Ámnandut →] Ámdaut&#13;
[Ámnandalt →] Ámdalat&#13;
Ámdat l. amdádat&#13;
	Præt.&#13;
1. Amdahák&#13;
Amdahand&#13;
Amda͑/ehí (Obs. Tam amdahi)&#13;
2. Amdahái [→ -hai]&#13;
Amda/eheli&#13;
Amdahag&#13;
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Amda͑helt&#13;
Amdehet&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Amdaláge (Obs -g-)&#13;
Amdalende&#13;
Amdalá&#13;
2. Amdalagí [→-hí]&#13;
Amdalelihe&#13;
Amdaláǥe [&gt;-laǥe] Obs. -ǥ-&#13;
3. Amdaluhé&#13;
Amdalalé&#13;
Amdaladé&#13;
	Imperat.&#13;
1. Amdalak&#13;
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;
	Conj.&#13;
1. Amdanik, я бы сидѣлъ&#13;
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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	Inf.&#13;
Amdagu&#13;
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Amdadal&#13;
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1. Passáp, клалъ = Passak&#13;
Onek passap, Ej onek passak&#13;
Kodšek passap, mkt Oker passak&#13;
Kodšek pand Oker panak&#13;
____________________________&#13;
	Panba(p)&#13;
1. Passap, mkt	1. Passak&#13;
Passal	Passand&#13;
(Panbad) Passed [→ Passet→Passad]	Passan&#13;
2. Passai	Passai&#13;
Passali	? Passali&#13;
(Panbadi) Passadi	Passaǥ&#13;
3. Passut	Passut&#13;
Passalt (Panbalt)	Passalt&#13;
(Panbádat) Passadat	Passadat&#13;
	____&#13;
&#13;
2. Pand	Panak&#13;
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2. Panneli&#13;
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3. Pannad&#13;
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&#13;
Inf. Pangu&#13;
&#13;
Pass. Panba&#13;
&#13;
Conj. Pannip&#13;
&#13;
1. Töak, пришелъ&#13;
[Tö‹nne›nd →] Toánd&#13;
(Tö‹ndša›) Töan&#13;
2. [Töhai →] Töai&#13;
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;
	3. [Tök→] Töji l. Töi&#13;
2.	2. Töuli&#13;
	Töiaǥ&#13;
3.	2. Töad&#13;
	Töiamdat&#13;
&#13;
Inf. Tögu&#13;
&#13;
1. Tölage&#13;
Tölende&#13;
Töla&#13;
2. Tölahi&#13;
Tölelihe&#13;
Tölaǥe&#13;
3. Töluhe&#13;
Tölele&#13;
Töle [sic]&#13;
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Tönind&#13;
Töni&#13;
2. Tönivi&#13;
Tönili&#13;
Töniaǥ&#13;
3. Töniut&#13;
Tönilet&#13;
Töniadat&#13;
&#13;
Part. Töha gop&#13;
&#13;
Čadšadal gop ѣдущiй чел.&#13;
&#13;
Obs.&#13;
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Tondšek&#13;
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-dšaǥ&#13;
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Töndšela͑t&#13;
Tonds‹e›t&#13;
&#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;
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Eppaheli&#13;
Eppahaǥ(a)&#13;
3. Eppahut&#13;
Eppahelt (-helet)&#13;
Eppahet&#13;
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	-niaǥ&#13;
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	-niadat&#13;
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-laha&#13;
2. -lahi&#13;
ə-lelihe&#13;
	-láǥé&#13;
3. -luhe&#13;
	-lalé&#13;
	-lade&#13;
&#13;
	Imp.&#13;
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	Eppi&#13;
2. 2. Eppili&#13;
	Eppiaǥ&#13;
3. 2. Eppad&#13;
	3. Eppiamdat&#13;
&#13;
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&#13;
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	-nands&#13;
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                <text>[178]&#13;
&#13;
1. Niefap&#13;
Niefal&#13;
Niefad&#13;
2. Niefai&#13;
Niefali&#13;
Niefadi&#13;
3. Niefut&#13;
Niefala͑t&#13;
Niefádat&#13;
	Fut.&#13;
1. Niemnap&#13;
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;
2. Niemnivi&#13;
Niemnili&#13;
Niemnidi&#13;
3. Niemniut&#13;
Niemníle/ät&#13;
Niemniádat&#13;
&#13;
1. Niemnendšap l. Niemdšap Niemdšahap хотѣлъ сос.&#13;
	-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;
1. Méhap, дѣлалъ&#13;
	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;
2. Mélahi&#13;
	[Meldihe →] Mellihe&#13;
	Meldihe&#13;
3. Meluhe&#13;
	Melelehe&#13;
	Meláde&#13;
	Conj.&#13;
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;
2. -hai&#13;
	-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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