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Fungu la thelathini na moja Kuibiwa — A robbery

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natural language processing
Creator:
Joa
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Oxf
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Abstract The stative extension, as its name implies, normally is used to express a state of affairs. It is formed by the addition of a morpheme including k to the verb root. If the root ends in a consonant, the stative morpheme is —ik— or —ek— according to the rules of vowel harmony, e.g.

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