meraŋ
{noun} {zoology} [Generate paradigm] 1. hare
♦ aβa meraŋ {noun} female hare, doe
♦ kaŋga meraŋ {noun} {set phrase} skinny person
♦ kok meraŋə̑m kuč́em {verb II} {set phrase} to do two things at the same time
♦ kok meraŋə̑m poktem {verb II} {set phrase} to try to do two things at once
♦ kə̑dač́ pižše meraŋ {noun} {set phrase} hesitant person
♦ lüdšö meraŋ {noun} {set phrase} coward
♦ meraŋ dek koštam {verb I} to hunt hares
♦ meraŋə̑m poktem {verb II} to hunt hares
♦ nol'a meraŋ {noun} {set phrase} skinny person
♦ pasu meraŋ {noun} brown hare, {scientific} Lepus europaeus
♦ sur meraŋ {noun} brown hare, hare, {scientific} Lepus europaeus
2. {figuratively} illegitimate child, abandoned baby
~ USAGE AS A MODIFIER ~
♦ meraŋ tupə̑ško šinč́ə̑n βola {phrase} it's flying by, it's rushing by
♦ meraŋ βot {noun} hare trap, snare used to catch hares
♦ meraŋ koβašte {noun} hare fur
♦ meraŋ kə̑ša {noun} hare tracks
♦ meraŋ poč́ kutə̑š {adverb} {set phrase} very little, only a tiny bit
♦ meraŋ poč́ kušmeke {adverb} {set phrase} once in a blue moon, when hell freezes over
♦ meraŋ poč́ nare {adverb} {set phrase} very little, only a tiny bit
♦ meraŋ č́on {noun} {set phrase} chicken, scaredy-cat
