zygiligleth
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in this case you would use betœ over beto because betœ is the action of said thing being killed while beto is what is being killed, like for example "the cat is killed" and you would write that in zygiligleth as "beto wa koten" and it literally being translated into english would be "kill the cat" and you would use betœ to say for example in zygiligleth you would say "betœ wa koten" to say "the cat is being killed" so you would say that betœ is an action word while beto is describing what is being killed because o is here being the descriptor while œ here is giving action to what is being done as you can see

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