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    Present Present Past Tense Order –A Title- Mu Places- Ma Dual-Twy Plural-U/Aat Prefixes –Ta

    Tense (n) Tense (v)


    dabar dabur dabara adbur mudabaru mabrur mudburtwy Mudburu tadbar
    DaBaR DaBuR DaBaRa ADBuR MUDBuR MaDBuR MUDBuRTwy MuDBuRU TaDBaR
    “Speech, “Speak (v)” “Spoke (v)” “Speak!” “One who “Lecture “two speakers” “Speakers, “Oration” (n)
    Speak” (n) Speaks, Hall” Lecturer”
    “Lecturer”

    Suffix –er Suffix –ing Suffix – SuffixFeminine Suffix-ism


    Uh aa Uh/Un -Tet Cy
    dabarun daabur Mudbarun Eawtwt Salaluy
    DaBaRUh DaaBuR (v) MuDBaRUhUn Sawtet Salaluy
    “A Speaker” “ Speaking” “A Lecturer” Zamaltet
    (thing)

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