ikta•ž(e)
{pronoun} {adverb} 1. somebody, someone, something
♢ ikta•že tə̑•ške kuna•m-gə̑na•t sada•k tole•š {sentence} someone is going to come here at some point
♦ ikta•ž βe•rč́ə̑n {adverb} thanks to someone
♦ ikta•ž nerge•n {adverb} about someone
♦ ikta•ž de•ke {adverb} to someone
♦ ikta•ž de•ne {adverb} with someone
♦ ikta•ž dera•n {adverb} to someone
♦ ikta•ž deč́ {adverb} from someone
♦ ikta•žə̑m ə̑štə̑la•m {verb I} to do something
2. some, about, approximately, roughly
♢ šo•kšo βüde•š ikta•ž latβi•č́ minu•t na•re tü•rlö šu•də̑m šo•ltə̑za {sentence} cook various herbs in hot water for about fifteen minutes
♢ ikta•ž mə̑ńa•r šagatla•n? {sentence} about when?
♦ ikta•ž βič́ šagatla•n {adverb} at around five
♦ ikta•ž ik tə̑•lzə̑šte {adverb} over the course of about a month
♦ ikta•ž kokšü•dö {numeral} about two hundred
♦ ikta•ž šü•dö jeŋ {noun} some hundred people