kaša•k
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. heap, pile
♦ kü kaša•k {noun} pile of stones
♦ o•lə̑m kaša•k {noun} heap of straw
♦ ošma• kaša•k {noun} heap of sand
♦ pə̑l kaša•k {noun} heap of clouds
♦ te•rə̑s kaša•k {noun} dungheap
♦ šanč́a•š pu•də̑rgo kaša•k {noun} pile of chips, pile of slivers
2. group, crowd, band
♦ bandi•t kaša•k {noun} band of outlaws
♦ βuja•nč́e kaša•k {noun} band of rebels
♦ βürjü•šö kaša•k {noun} {pejorative} bloodsuckers, extortioners
♦ ija• kaša•k {noun} devils
♦ kaša•k de•ne šelede•m {verb II} to divide into groups
♦ kašakla•n šelede•m {verb II} to divide into groups
♦ kaša•k de•ne šoge•m {verb II} to stand in a crowd
♦ pörje•ŋ kaša•k {noun} group of men
♦ škena•n kaša•k {noun} own group (of friends, etc.)
3. the masses
♢ kašakla•n umə̑ltara•š ne•le {sentence} it is difficult to explain to the masses
4. flock, herd, pack, school, group of animals
♦ pörtka•jə̑k kaša•k {noun} flock of sparrows
♦ kol kaša•k {noun} school of fish
♦ ko•mbo kaša•k {noun} flock of geese
♦ ku•rnə̑ž kaša•k {noun} flock of ravens
♦ ku•tko kaša•k {noun} ant colony, ant army
♦ pi•re kaša•k {noun} pack of wolves
5. family, clan
♦ Salikaje•βmə̑t kaša•k {noun} the Salikayev, the Salikayev family