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Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
stájiⓦ noun 174 stájiu error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS

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unsⓦ article 15 um singular

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dedomⓦ noun 13 dedons plural

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benduⓦ verb 9 bem active present
verb 9 bemba active
verb 9 binha active
verb 9 benda passive

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bemⓦ verb 8 bendu passive present
verb 8 bemba active
verb 8 binha active
verb 8 benda passive

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subidaⓦ verb 7 subi active present
verb 7 subidu passive present
verb 7 subiba active

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subibaⓦ verb 5 subi active present
verb 5 subidu passive present
verb 5 subida passive

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katórziⓦ adj 5 katórzi \Prononciation ?\ canonical

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balétaⓦ noun 3 baléku canonical
noun 3 balánku error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS

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fidjuⓦ noun 3 fidja feminine

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mininaⓦ noun 3 rapasinhu masculine

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bembaⓦ verb 2 bem active present
verb 2 bendu passive present
verb 2 binha active
verb 2 benda passive

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kompobaⓦ verb 2 kompu active present
verb 2 kompodu passive present
verb 2 kompoda passive
verb 2 kompoda canonical

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mudjérⓦ noun 2 mudjeris plural
noun 2 mudjer error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
bunituⓦ adj 1 bunitus masculine plural
adj 1 bunita feminine singular
adj 1 bunitas feminine plural
adj 1 Notes : plural singular
adj 1 En depit de l'absence de genre, un féminin apparait parfois (rare) par influence du portugais. plural singular
adj 1 Le pluriel ne s'utilise que sur le premier élément d'un groupe nominal. plural singular

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
faseduⓦ verb 1 fasi active present
verb 1 faseba active
verb 1 faseda passive
verb 1 faseba canonical

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
bunitaⓦ adj 1 bunitu masculine singular
adj 1 bunitus masculine plural
adj 1 bunitas feminine plural
adj 1 Notes : plural singular
adj 1 En depit de l'absence de genre, un féminin apparait parfois (rare) par influence du portugais. plural singular
adj 1 Le pluriel ne s'utilise que sur le premier élément d'un groupe nominal. plural singular

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
beniteⓦ adj 1 benites plural
adj 1 bunitu dialectal


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