klumech, n.r.s.message.
klmecheln.poss.3s
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mesumech, v.t.spread out (blanket; clothing; etc.); send (message); massage (body); set/readjust (bones); restore.
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sumechiiv.pf.3s
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silemechiiv.pf.3s.past
suumechv.pf.3p.inan.
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silumechv.pf.3p.inan.past
kesumechv.recip.give messages for each other; massage each other.
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klmochelv.r.s.(blanket, etc.) spread out; (message) sent; (body) massaged, restored.
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klumechv.r.s.(blanket; etc.) spread out; (body) massaged; restored; message sent.
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mesumechv.erg.
selumechv.r.s.(blanket, etc.) spread out; (message) sent; (body) massaged; restored.
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v.a.s.(blanket, etc.) is to be spread out; (message) is to be sent; (body) is to be messaged; is to be restored.
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Examples:
> Why do you ask me to give (someone) a message for you and then come yourself?
Proverbs:
> To delegate, then to do.
The word mesumch involves the act of going on an errand or mission, hence "delegate." The phrase may be applied to a leader who asks a subordinate to do something, then does it himself.

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