kurama (-ramye)     v   ▶ to be strong, durable, long-lived (things, not people)
 kurama : Simple Present 9.class sing. of:
kwāma (-āmye)     v   ▶ 1. to always or continually do a thing, 2. to bear fruit
kuramata (-ramase)     v   ▶ to seige, attach oneself to
kuramagiza (-ramagije)     v   ▶ to give too much to swallow at a time
kuramagura (-ramaguye)     v   ▶ to beat (raising welts)
attach   ▶ (oneself to) kwīhāmbira, kuramata
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beat   ▶ gukubita, kujānjagura, gushinyagurira, gushishagura, gutonagura
 (act as if to ~, but not do so) kugera
 (~ around the bush) gukingitiranya
 (clothes) kunyukura
 (heart) gutera indihaguzi
 (drum) kuvuza
 (raising welts) kuramagura
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durable   ▶ (to be) kurama
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long-lived   ▶ (to bethings, not people) kurama
 (people) kurāmba
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seize   ▶ gucakīra, gusūmira, kuramata
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strong   ▶ (person) umunyenkomezi
 (something which appears to be ~, but is weak) igihōmbe
 (to be) guhāngama, gukomera, kurema, kurama, kunōnōka
 (to be very) gutetera, gushikama
 (to make) gukomeza
 (to make very) gushikama
 (to remain) gushikama
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swallow   ▶ kumira, gutamira
 (gluttonously) kumiragura
 (to give too much to ~ at one time) kuramagiza
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