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cmpr. huhullit, hulhullit; sup. pa'ahhuhullit, pa'ahhulhullit.

Many people; things, such as animals, objects, stories; much of a mass substantive such as knowledge, food, a liquid, dirt.

hulhullit; pa'ahhulit

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For people or things, as described above (actor -um- & patient) to become many; for a mass substantive, such as knowledge, food, a liquid (actor -um- & patient) to become much in quantity.

hulhullit; humulhullit

humulhullit To become very many, very much, as described above.

For someone or something (actor) to cause one or more things (patient i-) to become many, as for someone to cause one pig to become many by breeding; for rain to cause weeds to multiply; to cause a mass object to become much, as for rain to cause water in a river to become much; for a person to cause a small amount of money to become much through investment.

pahulhullit

pahulhullit To cause to become very many.

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For someone (agent -um-) to do something with or to many people or things (theme, loc ref or patient -on), as to carry many logs, sing many songs, plant many plants; to do something to much, as to eat much food, carry much water, shovel much dirt.

hulhullīton; pa'ahhulīton

Occurs as part of a verb chain, see sec. 7.19. hulhullīton To do something to very many, very much, as described above; pa'ahhulīton To do (something to) extremely many, extremely much, as described above.

manulit

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