jüštö
{noun} {adjective} [Generate paradigm] 1. cold, frost, coldness
♢ jüštö tolə̑n {sentence} it has become cold
♢ jüštö eŋerlam komə̑žla {sentence} frost covers the rivers with ice
♦ kidšə̑m jüštö nalə̑n {phrase} his/her hands got frostbitten
♦ jüštə̑lan nalə̑ktem {verb II} {transitive} to freeze
♦ č́atlama jüštö {noun} sharp frost, bitter cold
♦ jüštə̑škö šə̑ndem {verb II} to put in a cool place
2. {figuratively} coldness, coolness, indifference, impartiality, impassivity
♢ körgə̑štem jüštö ozalana {sentence} my heart is full of indifference
3. cold, cool, frosty
♢ uremə̑šte jüštö {sentence} it's cold outside
♢ jüštö keč́e šoga {sentence} it's a cold day
♢ tač́e peš jüštö {sentence} it'd quite cold today
♦ jüštat, šokšat ogə̑l {phrase} (s)he doesn't care one way or another, it's all the same
♦ jüštö βerə̑šte aralə̑me {adjective} kept in a cool place
♦ jüštö βüd {noun} cold water
♦ jüštö βüran {adjective} {zoology} poikilothermic; {set phrase} cold-blooded, ruthless
♦ jüštö βüran žiβotnə̑j {noun} {zoology} poikilotherm
♦ jüštö igeč́e {noun} cold weather
♦ jüštö jogə̑n {noun} cold flow
♦ jüštö koč́kə̑š {noun} cold food
♦ Jüštö Kugə̑za {proper name} {set phrase} Grandfather Frost, Father Christmas, Santa Claus
♦ jüštö mardež {noun} cold wind
♦ jüštö oružij {noun} {warfare} {set phrase} cold weapon
♦ jüštö pagə̑t {noun} cold season, cold time
♦ jüštö pölem {noun} cold room
♦ jüštö pört {noun} cold house
♦ jüštö püžβüd {noun} cold sweat
♦ jüštö tele {noun} cold winter
♦ jüštö č́er {noun} {medicine} fever
♦ jüštö er {noun} cold morning
♦ jüštö juž {noun} cold air
4. {figuratively} cold, cool, icy
♦ jüštö βašlijmaš {noun} cool reception
♦ Jüštö sar {noun} {history} Cold War
♦ jüštö šinč́aonč́altə̑š {noun} cold stare
♦ jüštö šüm dene {adverb} {set phrase} with indifference, indifferently
♦ jüštö šümə̑n {adverb} {set phrase} with indifference, indifferently
♦ jüštö šə̑man {adjective} cold-hearted
♦ jüštö šüman ajdeme {noun} cold-hearted person
♦ jüštö šüm-č́onan lijmaš {noun} coldness, coolness, indifference, impartiality, impassivity