See aʼbunga on Wiktionary
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"sense": "compounds",
"word": "aʼbunga rea"
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"english": "The tree is blooming.",
"text": "Aʼbungai pokoʼ kayua",
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"(intransitive) to flower; to bloom"
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"to scatter flowers on graves"
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"(intransitive) to scatter flowers on graves"
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"english": "The first signs of what is coming are already here.",
"text": "Aʼbungami gauka",
"translation": "The first signs of what is coming are already here.",
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"to show the first symptoms or signs (e.g., of a disease or an event)"
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"(intransitive) to show the first symptoms or signs (e.g., of a disease or an event)"
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"english": "The sea is rough.",
"text": "Aʼbungai tamparanga",
"translation": "The sea is rough.",
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"to be rough; to have whitecaps"
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"(intransitive, of the sea) to be rough; to have whitecaps"
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"word": "aʼbunga"
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"word": "aʼbunga rea"
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"english": "The tree is blooming.",
"text": "Aʼbungai pokoʼ kayua",
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"to scatter flowers on graves"
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"(intransitive) to scatter flowers on graves"
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"english": "The first signs of what is coming are already here.",
"text": "Aʼbungami gauka",
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"(intransitive) to show the first symptoms or signs (e.g., of a disease or an event)"
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"to be rough; to have whitecaps"
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"(intransitive, of the sea) to be rough; to have whitecaps"
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"word": "aʼbunga"
}
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