pidam
{verb I} [Generate paradigm] 1. to tie, to bind
♦ βujə̑ško šoβə̑č́ə̑m pidam {verb I} to tie a kerchief around one's head
♦ üšterβoštə̑rə̑m pidam {verb I} to bind a broom
♦ šolə̑m pidam {verb I} to tie a raft
2. to tie somebody up
♦ kidge-jolge pidam {verb I} to bind hands and feet
3. {medicine} to dress, to bandage
♦ susə̑r βerə̑m pidam {verb I} to bandage a wounded place
♦ susə̑rə̑m pidam {verb I} to bandage a wound
♦ parńam pidam {verb I} to bandage a finger
4. to knit
♦ perč́atkə̑m pidam {verb I} to knit gloves
♦ piž pidme ime dene pidam {verb I} to knit with needles
♦ prošmam pidam {verb I} to knit lace
♦ č́ulkam pidam {verb I} to knit stockings
5. to crochet
♦ kŕuč́ok dene pidem {verb II} to crochet
6. to put on (bast shoes)
♦ jolə̑m pidam {verb I} to put on bast shoes
♦ jolə̑m č́ot pidam {verb I} {set phrase} to hold one's tongue
♦ jə̑dalə̑m pidam {verb I} to put on bast shoes
7. to weave
♦ č́ə̑ptam pidam {verb I} to weave a mat
8. to tether, to bind to, to tie to
♦ meŋge βokten pidam {verb I} to tether to a pole
9. {figuratively} to negotiate, to agree on
♦ kelšə̑mojə̑m pidam {verb I} to enter into an agreement
♦ ojə̑m pidam {verb I} {set phrase} to come to an agreement
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// pidə̑n pə̑štem {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
♢ saltak-βlakə̑m pidə̑n pə̑štə̑št {sentence} the soldiers were bound
// pidə̑n šə̑ndem {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
// jolə̑m pidə̑n šə̑ndem {verb II} to tie up somebody's feet
