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pa''iw

A defect in something, such as a wine jar, a hunting dog, a rooster used as a decoy.

A whorl on only one side of a hunting dog's neck is a defect; the dog would easily be bitten by snakes and wild pigs. A red stripe on the outside of the leg of a rooster used as a decoy to lure a wild chicken into a trap is a defect; the decoy will call snakes instead of chickens.

For someone (actor -um- & theme; s actor maN- & theme) to prevent someone (loc ref -on) from accomplishing an intended action, by any effective means (inst paN-), either intentionally or unintentionally, as to point up the flaws in a wine jar and thus discourage someone from buying it, to drink all of someone's rice wine and thus prevent him from fulfilling a promise to someone else that he would give him rice wine to drink, for the cost of a sickness to prevent one from using his money for a proposed purchase.

mama''iw

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