liš(ke)
{adverb} 1. near, near to, close to, closer to (movement towards)
♢ mə̑j pij dek liške om mij {sentence} I'm not going near the dog
♢ tudə̑n liške it mij {sentence} do't go to him/her
♢ lišket šə̑nde {sentence} put it beside you
♦ liškat uke {phrase} let's not even talk about that
♦ liškat kondaš ogə̑l {verb II – negative} {set phrase} not to let someone come close, not to let someone approach
♦ liškat namijaš ogə̑l {verb II – negative} {set phrase} not to let someone come close, not to let someone approach
♦ liške gə̑na užmaš {noun} {medicine} nearsightedness, myopia
♦ liške kondem {verb II} {set phrase} to let close, to allow to come close
♦ liške namijem {verb II} {set phrase} to let close, to allow to come close
♦ liške mijem {verb II} to go closer
♦ liške tolam {verb I} to approach
♦ liške šinč́am {verb I} to sit down close to something
♦ liškə̑rak šinč́am {verb I} to sit down closer to something
2. about, roughly, circa
♢ kum meŋge liške kajə̑mek, kanaltaš šič́na {sentence} after walking about three kilometers, we sat down to rest
♦ βič́ βedra liške {adverb} about five bucketfuls