ʃkeβuja•
{adverb} 1. to oneself (used in all persons: to myself, etc.), quietly
♢ tu•do ala•-mom ʃkeβuja• βudəma•tələn {sentence} (s)he mumbled something to himself/herself
2. to oneself (used in all persons: to myself, to yourself, to himself, to herself, to itself, to ourselves, to yourselves, to themselves), in one's mind
♦ ʃkeβuja• βurse•m {verb II} to curse in one's mind
3. on one's own (used in all persons: on my own, etc.), by oneself (used in all persons: by myself, etc.), without help, independently, without outside influence
♢ ti•de ʃkeβuja• li•jən {sentence} it happened on its own
♢ ku•ʃkəl ʃkeβuja• kuʃke•ʃ {sentence} the plant is growing on its own
♦ ʃkeβuja• ile•m {verb II} to live on one's own
♦ ʃkeβuja• paʃa• {noun} {set phrase} unsupervised work, independent work (in school)
♦ ʃkeβuja• jamdəlalta•m {verb I} to prepare oneself on one's own
4. on one's own initiative, at one's own initiative, at one's own discretion, without permission, on a fancy
♦ paʃa•m ʃkeβuja• əʃte•m {verb II} to work on one's own initiative
5. voluntarily, on one's own, without coercion
♢ prestu•pnik ʃkeβuja• poli•t͡sijəʃ to•lən {sentence} the criminal came to the police on his own
--"PARENT"--> ʃke
--"PARENT"--> βuja•