Nominal Forms
Infinitive: komesana
English translation: to get used to, to familiarize oneself with, to be in the habit of
Present Habitual
| ngáí | natomesana |
| ɔ̌ | otomesana |
| yé | atomesana |
| bísó | totomesana |
| bínó | botomesana |
| bangó | batomesana |
Future
| ngáí | nakomesana |
| ɔ̌ | okomesana |
| yé | akomesana |
| bísó | tokomesana |
| bínó | bokomesana |
| bangó | bakomesana |
Past near
| ngáí | namesaní |
| ɔ̌ | omesaní |
| yé | amesaní |
| bísó | tomesaní |
| bínó | bomesaní |
| bangó | bamesaní |
Past remote
| ngáí | namesanákí |
| ɔ̌ | omesanákí |
| yé | amesanákí |
| bísó | tomesanákí |
| bínó | bomesanákí |
| bangó | bamesanákí |
Verbs conjugated like mesana
sála,
babula,
baka,
bakisa,
bala,
balisa,
balola,
baluka,
balusa,
bama,
bamba,
banda,
bandela,
banga,
banza,
batama,
batela,
batisa,
beba,
bebana, etc. (List truncated at 20 verbs)
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