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1 ओरोपेत्वा
ඔරොපෙත්වා oropetvaa oropetvā(abs. of oropeti) having taken or lower down; having laid aside. -
2 ओरोपेति
ඔරොපෙති oropeti(ava + rup + e) takes or lower down; lays aside. -
3 ओरोपेन्त
ඔරොපෙන්ත oropenta(pr.p. of oropeti) taking or lower down; laying aside. -
4 ओरोपयमन
ඔරොපයමන oropayamana(pr.p. of oropeti) taking or lower down; laying aside. -
5 ओरोपेसि
ඔරොපෙසි oropesi(aor of oropeti) took or lower down; laid aside. -
6 ओरोपित
ඔරොපිත oropita(pp. of oropeti) taken or lower down; laid aside. -
7 ओरोपिय
ඔරොපිය oropiya(abs. of oropeti) having taken or lower down; having laid aside.
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