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k verb denoting an opportunity, with the one having the opportunity in dative: ecë nin carë sa I can do it it-is-open for-me to-do it, ecë nin? please, may I?, ecuva nin care sa noa I may do have a chance of doing do that tomorrow. This construction is said to denote have chance, opportunity or permission VT49:20, 34
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