kurs
{noun} {Russian loan} [Generate paradigm] 1. course, direction
♦ kurs gə̑č́ koraŋa•m {verb I} to go off-course
♦ kurs gə̑č́ koraŋde•m {verb II} to lead off-course
♦ ku•rsə̑m βaštalte•m {verb II} to change course
♦ ku•rsə̑m jüdjə̑ma•ke kuč́e•m {verb II} to head north
♦ ku•rsə̑m keč́ə̑βalβe•lə̑š nala•m {verb I} to steer southwards
2. policy, course
♦ ku•rsə̑m palemde•m {verb II} to determine a policy
♦ tə̑•nə̑slə̑kə̑m ara•lə̑me kurs {noun} policy aimed at preserving peace
♦ č́ə̑n ku•rsə̑m ojə̑re•n nala•m {verb I} to choose the right course
3. academic year, year
♦ i•kə̑mše kurs {noun} first year
♦ i•kə̑mše ku•rsə̑n stude•ntše {noun} first-year student
♦ ko•kə̑mšo ku•rsə̑š βonč́e•m {verb II} to enter the second year
4. course (e.g., at university)
♦ zao•č́no tune•mme kurs {noun} distance learning courses, correspondence courses
♦ kok tə̑lza•š kurs {noun} two-month course
♦ kü•č́ə̑k kurs {noun} short course
♦ le•kcij ku•rsə̑m pə̑tare•m {verb II} to finish a lecture course
♦ traktori•st-βla•kə̑m ja•mdə̑lə̑me kurs {noun} tractor driver course
♦ tune•mme kurs {noun} course, study course
♦ tu•nə̑ktə̑šo-βla•kə̑n šinč́ə̑ma•šə̑štə̑m nö•ltə̑mö kurs {noun} continuing education courses for teachers
♦ tüŋa•ltə̑š kurs {noun} introductory course, beginners' course
