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oneself

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8.1.3

oneself

ko ia anahe, ko tōna kotahi

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oneself

by oneself, herself, himself, independently, itself, on one's own, self, yourself

ko ia anahe, ko tōna kotahi

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she independent can oneself house cook

Translation

She's independent and can cook by herself at home.

Notes

Used as a marker of perfective aspect, only in the first person, "I've done that."