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Janu
To go
Aunu
To come
Basnu
To sit
Khannu
To eat
Rakhnu
To put
Garnu
To do
Dinu
To give
Linu
To take
Bolnu
To speak
Roknu
To stop
Hidnu
To walk
Khelnu
To play
Sutnu
To sleep
Hernu
To see
Pewnu
To drink
Oothnu
To rise/wake up
Kinnu
To buy