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verb
bikom
[bikom]
copula (link the subject and predicate)
[bikom]
copula (link the subject and predicate)
Etymology
From English 'become'. Notes
Used for predicates. Refers to states, situations, and conditions (e.g. ‘Jeje is hungry’, ‘Toto is being weird’). For essential characteristics (e.g. ‘Jeje is young’, ‘Toto is weird’), use bi. Second syllable is stressed.
From English 'become'. Notes
Used for predicates. Refers to states, situations, and conditions (e.g. ‘Jeje is hungry’, ‘Toto is being weird’). For essential characteristics (e.g. ‘Jeje is young’, ‘Toto is weird’), use bi. Second syllable is stressed.
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Conlang translations
Proto-Island-Peninsula
Old Byanese
Bahasa Lozo
Agalian
Kajaki
Orthah
Rauthgouk
Hinamira
Owon
Maynengi
Angladish
Dirma
Kezaw
English?
Layorov
Inpondonese
Proto-Taujekian
Faraga
keemonese
Old Kerk
Riṉuva Oramu
Catralian (Undergoing Rework)
Zhinekan
Jik
Alenmagalian
Old Thargian
Navut
Ludanian
Lagan
Lloeggyr
Acuwuna
Liknas
Keloran
Kera
Shitoki
Kadhaar
Easylang
Old Red-Speech
Ihami
Mažale
Leccio
Nakuse
Pashatham
[Sglod's Abomination]
Classical Arikiosi
Proto-Khtozar
Agrean
Proto-Saru-Asuran
Ayleidoon
Pangesese
Yekéan
Tula
Cubelang
Gor
Zebesian (OLD)
Zebesian
Lesothä
Unnamed
Gezirene
Ajōne
Kassa
Classical Rythulian
Dralbian
Ijasamo
Modern Mewling
Old Asoko
Goblin Language
Prong
Futs
Remÿsian
Doppish
Selthen
Unnamed
Kyuren
Hadraic
Neongu
Mikyoan
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