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Alternation.
Oscillation between two fixed points, positions or states.
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Alternation
Coming and going &c. v.; ebb and flow, flux and reflux, systole and diastole; libration -of the moon, - in latitude; ups and downs; crossruff [in cards].
| * | xxx | |
| oq* | Executive | To use/wield xxx. |
| or* | Generative | To produce xxx. |
| os* | Essive of having. | |
| od* | Dative agent | To give xxx (to). |
| end* | Dative patient | To receive xxx (from). |
| ew* | Abessive. | Lack or absence of xxx. |
| emp* | Ablative agent | To take xxx (from). |
| olv* | Ablative patient | To lose xxx (to/by). |
| aq* | Means | |
| m* | Result | |
| ajat* | Indication | |
| tr* | Domain/Scope |
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