βoza•m
{verb I} [Generate paradigm] 1. to lie down
♦ βa•kšə̑š βoza•m {verb I} to lie down in bed
♦ izišla•n βoza•m {verb I} to lie down for a while
♦ kanalta•š βoza•m {verb I} to lie down to rest
♦ ko•mdə̑k βoza•m {verb I} to lie down on one's back
♦ ku•mə̑k βoza•m {verb I} to lie down on one's stomach
♦ mala•š βoza•m {verb I} to go to bed
♦ mla•ndə̑š βoza•m {verb I} to lie down on the ground
♦ šö•rə̑n βoza•m {verb I} to lie down on one's side
♦ šu•də̑š βoza•m {verb I} to lie down in the grass
2. to fall
♢ lum βo•zə̑n {sentence} snow has fallen
♢ ü•mə̑l korne•š βoze•š {sentence} a shadow falls on the street
♦ azala•n šinč́a• βo•zə̑n {phrase} the evil eye was put on the child
♦ tüs gə̑č́ βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to go pale
3. to become bed-ridden (due to illness or injury)
♦ č́erlane•n βoza•m {verb I} to fall ill
♢ bol'ni•cə̑š βo•zə̑n {sentence} (s)he was hospitalized
4. to fall out (teeth)
♢ püj βo•zə̑n {sentence} a tooth fell out
5. {figuratively} to come into, to go into
♦ joč́a• ko•jə̑šə̑š βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to become senile; {set phrase} to start behaving childishly
♦ kagaze•š βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to be written, to be written down
♦ ko•rnə̑š βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to start off on a path, to adopt a certain lifestyle
♦ uše•š βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to come to mind, to occur
♦ č́o•nə̑š βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to engrave oneself on someone's heart, to etch oneself in someone's memory
♦ šinč́a•š βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to draw attention
♦ šü•mə̑š βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to go to the heart
6. {figuratively} to fall into (thoughts, etc.)
♦ ke•lge šonə̑ma•šə̑š βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to fall into deep thoughts
♦ o•jgə̑š βoza•m {verb I} to be grief-stricken
♦ šonə̑ma•šə̑š βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to fall into deep thoughts
7. to recede (river, after a flood)
♢ eŋe•r ške se•rə̑škə̑že βoze•š {sentence} the river is receding to its banks
8. {figuratively} to fall to, to fall onto somebody's shoulders
♢ u•lo ne•lə̑že tu•də̑n ümba•k βoze•š {sentence} the whole burden fell on him/her
♢ otβe•tstβennost' tə̑•jə̑n ümba•k βoze•š {sentence} it is your responsibility
♢ rβe•zə̑n βač́ümba•kə̑že šu•ko o•jgo βo•zə̑n {sentence} the boy had to shoulder a lot of trouble
9. to be due (payment, salary, etc.)
♢ pö•rtə̑m č́oŋə̑mə̑la•n mə̑lane•m šu•ko oksa• βo•zə̑n {sentence} a lot of money went into building my house
10. to lie flat, to be beaten down (crops)
♢ šu•rno βo•zə̑n {sentence} the crops were beaten down
11. to be churned (butter)
♢ üj βo•zə̑n {sentence} the butter was churned
12. to be removed (bark, from a tree), to be barked
♢ šo•šə̑m puše•ŋge šüm sa•jə̑n βoze•š {sentence} it's easy to remove bark from trees in spring
13. {impersonal} to have to
♢ mə̑la•m kaja•š βoze•š {sentence} I have to go
14. {in a converb construction} (expressing finality and completeness)
♦ leβeda•lt βoza•m {verb I} to be covered
♦ pomə̑ža•lt βoza•m {verb I} to wake up
♦ šeme•m βoza•m {verb I} to turn black
♦ jamdə̑la•lt βoza•m {verb I} to get ready
15. {in a converb construction} (expressing a downward movement)
♦ βole•n βoza•m {verb I} to fall, to drop
♦ kü•rlə̑n βoza•m {verb I} to come off, to tear off
♦ le•ktə̑n βoza•m {verb I} to fall out
♦ šalane•n βoza•m {verb I} to fall down, to collapse
--"PARENT"--> βozalte•m
