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| Entry (1/14) | 1 had |
| Part of speech | 2 morphological form of adaka |
| Entry (2/14) | 3 had |
| Part of speech | 4 morphological form of aday |
| Entry (3/14) | 5 had |
| Part of speech | 6 morphological form of adeka |
| Entry (4/14) | 7 had |
| Part of speech | 8 morphological form of adia |
| Entry (5/14) | 9 had |
| Part of speech | 10 morphological form of adika |
| Entry (6/14) | 11 had |
| Part of speech | 12 morphological form of hadaia |
| Entry (7/14) | 13 had |
| Part of speech | 14 morphological form of hadia |
| Entry (8/14) | 15 had |
| Part of speech | 16 morphological form of hadina |
| Entry (9/14) | 17 had |
| Part of speech | 18 morphological form of hadio |
| Entry (10/14) | 19 had |
| Part of speech | 20 morphological form of haditra |
| Entry (11/14) | 21 had |
| Part of speech | 22 morphological form of hady |
| Entry (12/14) | 23 had |
| Part of speech | 24 morphological form of madao |
| Entry (13/14) | 25 had |
| Part of speech | 26 morphological form of madia |
| Entry (14/14) | 27 had |
| Part of speech | 28 morphological form of madio |
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| azo | 30 had ~ had, got, understood, permitted, can, may. It is used before any passive or relative verb, in the sense of can or may, as: azo atao, May be done. It also takes the place of our English -able, and -ible in making words into adjectives, as azo hanina, edible. |
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