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x₁ fights/combats/struggles with x₂ over issue x₃ (abstract); x₁ is a fighter/combatant.

Use x₃ tu'a for fight over an object/objective. See also bradi, gunta, talsa, darlu, fapro, jamna, sonci.

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In notes:

bradi: x₁ is an enemy/opponent/adversary/foe of x₂ in struggle x₃.
darlu: x₁ argues for stand x₂ against stand x₃; [an opponent is not necessary].
fapro: x₁ opposes/balances/contends against opponent(s) x₂ (person/force ind./mass) about x₃ (abstract).
gunta: x₁ (person/mass) attacks/invades/commits aggression upon victim x₂ with goal/objective x₃.
jamna: x₁ (person/mass) wars against x₂ over territory/matter x₃; x₁ is at war with x₂.
sonci: x₁ is a soldier/warrior/fighter of army x₂.
talsa: x₁ (person) challenges x₂ at/in property x₃.
badydi'u: b₁=d₁ is a defensive building (castle, fortress etc.) for protection of b₂ from b₃ (enemies, danger).
cakyda'a: x₁=d₁ is an armoured fighter protected by armuor/shell x₂=c₁ covering x₃=c₂ of material x₄=c₃
da'arsi'u: s₁ fight [each other] over issue d₃ (abstract).
da'arta'a: t₁=d₁ quarrels with t₂=d₂ about issue t₃=d₃ in language t₄.
dabytadji: t₁ is a fighting technique / martial art used under conditions t₃ by d₁.
dakyxa'i: x₁=d₁ is a dagger / knife weapon for use against x₂=d₂ by x₃ with blade of material d₃.
gugbandu: b₁ defends country b₂=g₁ from threat/peril/potential b₃.
gumda'a: x₁(mass) brawls with x₂(mass) over issue x₃ (abstract)
kicnunda'a: x₁ is a pillow fight in which x₂ fights x₃ over issue x₄, using pillows/cushions x₅.
kicyda'a: x₁ engages in a pillow fight with x₂ over issue x₃, using pillows/cushions x₄.
nunda'a: n₁ is a fight/battle in which d₁ fights d₂ over issue d₃ (abstract).
nundamba: n₁ is a fight/battle in which d₁ fights d₂ over issue d₃ (abstract).
si'erda'a: x₁ engages in a snowball fight with x₂ over issue x₃, using snow/snowballs x₄.
si'ernunda'a: x₁ is a snowball fight in which x₂ fights x₃ over issue x₄, using snow/snowballs x₅.
simda'a: x₁ fight [each other] over issue x₂ (abstract).
su'ei (exp!): shows that the first two places have a reciprocal relation