See sitaba on Wiktionary
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"_dis1": "8 24 22 15 24 7",
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"word": "sitaba pau"
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"english": "Those football players hit each other / clashed, for they are both limping.",
"text": "Sitabainjo pagoloka kaparaʼdengaki",
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"english": "They strike each other with weapons / they fight one another armed.",
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"english": "It does not fit (of clothes).",
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"english": "It fits right in / it fits together inside.",
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"english": "That coat does not fit me.",
"literal_meaning": "I do not fit together with that coat.",
"text": "Tena kussitaba anjo bajua",
"translation": "That coat does not fit me.",
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"english": "The brothers do not agree with each other.",
"text": "Tena sitabana sisariʼbattang",
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"english": "The brothers do not get along well with one another.",
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"english": "Try to get along with each other / make an effort to agree.",
"text": "Sitabako",
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"english": "On July 28, 1669, they made peace / reached an agreement at the New River",
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"text": "28.VII.1669 nasitaba tauia ribinanga-berua",
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"english": "The Japanese want to reach an agreement, but the Chinese do not.",
"text": "Eroʼmi assitaba Japànga mingka Cinaya tèai",
"translation": "The Japanese want to reach an agreement, but the Chinese do not.",
"type": "example"
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"to agree; to get along; to come to an agreement or understanding; to make peace (of people, brothers, witnesses, or nations)"
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"english": "Basseʼ and Basoʼ are having a relationship / are romantically involved with each other.",
"text": "Assitaba-tabai i Basseʼ siagàng i Basoʼ",
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"english": "That woman has had an affair / been romantically involved with a few men.",
"literal_meaning": "...has agreed hearts with...",
"text": "Rua tallui tau leʼbaʼ naagàng sitaba paʼmaiʼ anjo bainea",
"translation": "That woman has had an affair / been romantically involved with a few men.",
"type": "example"
}
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"english": "His sweat had just dried up / it coincided with the drying of his sweat.",
"text": "Sitaba tittiʼ songoʼna",
"translation": "His sweat had just dried up / it coincided with the drying of his sweat.",
"type": "example"
}
],
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"to happen simultaneously; to coincide in time"
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"english": "It is a fair / reasonable price.",
"text": "Assitabai ballinna",
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"english": "Proper / fitting behavior.",
"text": "Gauʼ assitaba",
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"english": "Those football players hit each other / clashed, for they are both limping.",
"text": "Sitabainjo pagoloka kaparaʼdengaki",
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"english": "They strike each other with weapons / they fight one another armed.",
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"english": "That coat does not fit me.",
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"english": "The brothers do not agree with each other.",
"text": "Tena sitabana sisariʼbattang",
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"english": "The brothers do not get along well with one another.",
"text": "Tena nassitaba para-sisariʼbattang",
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"english": "Try to get along with each other / make an effort to agree.",
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"english": "The Japanese want to reach an agreement, but the Chinese do not.",
"text": "Eroʼmi assitaba Japànga mingka Cinaya tèai",
"translation": "The Japanese want to reach an agreement, but the Chinese do not.",
"type": "example"
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"to agree; to get along; to come to an agreement or understanding; to make peace (of people, brothers, witnesses, or nations)"
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[
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"english": "Basseʼ and Basoʼ are having a relationship / are romantically involved with each other.",
"text": "Assitaba-tabai i Basseʼ siagàng i Basoʼ",
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"english": "That woman has had an affair / been romantically involved with a few men.",
"literal_meaning": "...has agreed hearts with...",
"text": "Rua tallui tau leʼbaʼ naagàng sitaba paʼmaiʼ anjo bainea",
"translation": "That woman has had an affair / been romantically involved with a few men.",
"type": "example"
}
],
"glosses": [
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],
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"reciprocal"
]
},
{
"categories": [
"Makasar intransitive verbs",
"Makasar reciprocal verbs",
"Makasar terms with usage examples"
],
"examples": [
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"english": "His sweat had just dried up / it coincided with the drying of his sweat.",
"text": "Sitaba tittiʼ songoʼna",
"translation": "His sweat had just dried up / it coincided with the drying of his sweat.",
"type": "example"
}
],
"glosses": [
"to happen simultaneously; to coincide in time"
],
"links": [
[
"simultaneously",
"simultaneously"
],
[
"coincide",
"coincide"
]
],
"raw_glosses": [
"(intransitive, reciprocal) to happen simultaneously; to coincide in time"
],
"tags": [
"intransitive",
"reciprocal"
]
},
{
"categories": [
"Makasar intransitive verbs",
"Makasar stative verbs",
"Makasar terms with usage examples"
],
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25
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],
"english": "It is a fair / reasonable price.",
"text": "Assitabai ballinna",
"translation": "It is a fair / reasonable price.",
"type": "example"
},
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],
"english": "Proper / fitting behavior.",
"text": "Gauʼ assitaba",
"translation": "Proper / fitting behavior.",
"type": "example"
}
],
"glosses": [
"to be fair, reasonable, proper, or fitting (of prices, behavior, or conduct)"
],
"links": [
[
"fair",
"fair"
],
[
"reasonable",
"reasonable"
],
[
"proper",
"proper"
],
[
"fitting",
"fitting"
]
],
"raw_glosses": [
"(intransitive, stative) to be fair, reasonable, proper, or fitting (of prices, behavior, or conduct)"
],
"tags": [
"intransitive",
"stative"
]
}
],
"word": "sitaba"
}
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