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wanendam vai2 es
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s/he forgets



niwanendam 1s ind; wanendam 3s ind; wanendang 3s conj; wanendang 3s ch-conj; wenendang 3s ch-conj; Stem: /wanend+am-/

niwanendam1s ind es
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wanendam3s ind es
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wanendang3s conj es
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wanendang3s ch-conj es
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wanendam /wanend+am-/: /wan-/
wrong, lost
; /-end/
act by thought on it; perceive it by thought; feel in the mind
Reduplicated Form: wawanendam

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Word Family

wanendam vai2 s/he forgets
wanendamookaazo vai s/he pretends to forget

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