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Palula dictionary: Example 1278
Word senses:
máamu
uncle; mother's brother
ta ... ba
Adversative conjoining construction, emphasising the contrast between two entities or propositions; commonly occurring in proverbs (variously corresponding to 'but, whereas, while (on the other hand), and')
ma ta máamii bakaraál, máamu ba díišii bakaraál.
ma
1sg
.
nom
ta
DS
máamu
mother's.brother
-ii
-
gen
bakaraál
shepherd
máamu
mother's.brother
ba
top
déeš
village
-ii
-
gen
bakaraál
shepherd
While I am my uncle's shepherd, my uncle is the shepherd of the village. [Proverb]
Source:
A:NH12:1:046
Dictionary
Palula dictionary
by
Henrik Liljegren
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