Wiktionary data extraction errors and warnings

齊切瓦語 inflections

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Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
agogo noun 38 agógo canonical

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
bulu noun 22 bulú canonical
noun 22 abulú plural

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
mudzi noun 12 midzi plural

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
dza verb 5 -dza canonical
verb 5 kudzá infinitive

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
mzikiti noun 3 msikiti alternative
noun 3 mzikití canonical
noun 3 mizikití plural

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
nayi num 3 nayo alternative

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
bwana noun 2 bwána canonical
noun 2 abwána error-NO-TAGS-REPORT-THIS

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
inki noun 1 ínki canonical
noun 1 inki' alternative

Word Part of speech Count Form Tags Other examples (may be other parts of speech)
mnyamata noun 1 mnyamatá canonical
noun 1 anyamatá plural
noun 1 mnyámata canonical
noun 1 anyámata plural


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