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Etymology
From, from.

Regarding the different conjugation of transitive/intransitive, Carrasquer Vidal summarizes the situation as follows: "considering that transitives such as ja-presents make ē-preterits, while intransitives, such as n-infix verbs and sta-verbs, mostly make ā-preterits, a solution focusing on transitivity ~ intransitivity (active vs. middle) suggests itself," i.e., it is not an ad hoc formation to differentiate the two uses but rather the reason why the two conjugation types are different to begin with.

Verb

 * 1) of objects, substances to burn to be consumed by fire
 * 2)  to burn
 * 3)  to burn to be heated, roasted, baked etc. in excess
 * 4)  to burn to be flammable, to be capable of burning
 * 5)  to burn, to be on to produce heat and/or light
 * 6)  to burn, to shine brightly, to produce light
 * 7)  to burn to feel an intense feeling of heat, or an intense irritation, intense pain; also metaphorically
 * 8)  to burn, to be hot to have a fever
 * 9)  to heat up in humidity, in humid conditions
 * 10)  to burn to feel an emotion very strongly; to desire something very strongly
 * 11)  to burn to happen intensely
 * 12)  to be urgent, to be in a hurry
 * 1)  to burn to be flammable, to be capable of burning
 * 2)  to burn, to be on to produce heat and/or light
 * 3)  to burn, to shine brightly, to produce light
 * 4)  to burn to feel an intense feeling of heat, or an intense irritation, intense pain; also metaphorically
 * 5)  to burn, to be hot to have a fever
 * 6)  to heat up in humidity, in humid conditions
 * 7)  to burn to feel an emotion very strongly; to desire something very strongly
 * 8)  to burn to happen intensely
 * 9)  to be urgent, to be in a hurry
 * 1)  to burn, to shine brightly, to produce light
 * 2)  to burn to feel an intense feeling of heat, or an intense irritation, intense pain; also metaphorically
 * 3)  to burn, to be hot to have a fever
 * 4)  to heat up in humidity, in humid conditions
 * 5)  to burn to feel an emotion very strongly; to desire something very strongly
 * 6)  to burn to happen intensely
 * 7)  to be urgent, to be in a hurry
 * 1)  to burn to feel an intense feeling of heat, or an intense irritation, intense pain; also metaphorically
 * 2)  to burn, to be hot to have a fever
 * 3)  to heat up in humidity, in humid conditions
 * 4)  to burn to feel an emotion very strongly; to desire something very strongly
 * 5)  to burn to happen intensely
 * 6)  to be urgent, to be in a hurry
 * 1)  to burn, to be hot to have a fever
 * 2)  to heat up in humidity, in humid conditions
 * 3)  to burn to feel an emotion very strongly; to desire something very strongly
 * 4)  to burn to happen intensely
 * 5)  to be urgent, to be in a hurry
 * 1)  to heat up in humidity, in humid conditions
 * 2)  to burn to feel an emotion very strongly; to desire something very strongly
 * 3)  to burn to happen intensely
 * 4)  to be urgent, to be in a hurry
 * 1)  to burn to feel an emotion very strongly; to desire something very strongly
 * 2)  to burn to happen intensely
 * 3)  to be urgent, to be in a hurry
 * 1)  to burn to happen intensely
 * 2)  to be urgent, to be in a hurry
 * 1)  to burn to happen intensely
 * 2)  to be urgent, to be in a hurry
 * 1)  to burn to happen intensely
 * 2)  to be urgent, to be in a hurry
 * 1)  to burn to happen intensely
 * 2)  to be urgent, to be in a hurry
 * 1)  to burn to happen intensely
 * 2)  to be urgent, to be in a hurry
 * 1)  to be urgent, to be in a hurry
 * 1)  to be urgent, to be in a hurry

Usage notes
Except in metaphorical uses (“to have a fever,” “to burn with anger,” etc.), usually occurs only in the third person.

Verb

 * 1)  of light sources to light

Derived terms

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Etymology
From, from. Compare 🇨🇬, 🇨🇬.

Verb

 * 1)  to burn