lu•ʃkədo
{adjective} {noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. loose, weak
♢ ʃyʃa•ʒe lu•ʃkədo {sentence} the collar is loose
♦ kidla•n lu•ʃkədo {adjective} {set phrase} thievish, prone to theft
♦ lu•ʃkədo y•ʃtø {noun} loose belt
♦ lu•ʃkədo kəlta• {noun} loose sheaf
♦ lu•ʃkədo pəʃke•m {noun} weak knot
♦ lu•ʃkədo lija•m {verb I} to be weak
♦ lu•ʃkədo elektroli•t {noun} {chemistry} weak electrolyte
2. poor, weak, feeble, faint, vulnerable
♢ t͡ɕətəʃe•m luʃkədəra•k {sentence} I haven't got much patience
♦ lu•ʃkədo βer {noun} {set phrase} weak spot, weak point
♦ lu•ʃkədo jyk de•ne {adverb} in a weak voice
♦ lu•ʃkədo ko•jəʃ {noun} weak will, lack of will
♦ lu•ʃkədo kuməla•n {adjective} weak-willed
♦ lu•ʃkədo mora•ʎ {noun} loose morals
♦ lu•ʃkədo nerβ {noun} weak nerves, feeble nerves
♦ lu•ʃkədo sa•jəl {noun} loose morals
♦ lu•ʃkədo uʃa•n {adjective} feeble-minded
♦ lu•ʃkədo yʃa•n {noun} faint hope, slender hope
♦ lu•ʃkədo ʃint͡ɕəma•ʃ {noun} poor knowledge, weak knowledge
3. lenient, lax, easily appeased, mild, weak
♦ lu•ʃkədo artikuʎa•t͡sij {noun} {linguistics} weak articulation
♦ lu•ʃkədo βikte•m {noun} {linguistics} weak government
♦ lu•ʃkədo nakaza•nij {noun} mild punishment
♦ lu•ʃkədo nera•βenstβe {noun} {mathematics} non-strict inequality
♦ lu•ʃkədo pozi•t͡sij {noun} {linguistics} weak position
4. weak, not strong (drink)
♢ araka• lu•ʃkədo {sentence} the liquor is weak
♦ lu•ʃkədo ko•fe {noun} weak coffee
5. weak, not durable
♦ lu•ʃkədo boti•nke {noun} boots that don't last
6. inexpert, unskillful (A.E.), unskilful (B.E.), weak
♦ lu•ʃkədo kidpaʃa• {noun} inexpert handicraft
7. poorly organized, poorly organised (B.E.ALT), weak
♦ lu•ʃkədo oza•nlək {noun} weak enterprise
♦ lu•ʃkədo organiza•t͡sij {noun} weak organization
8. weakness, weak side, weak point
♢ ka•ʒnən ʃke lu•ʃkədəʒo u•lo {sentence} everyone has their own weak point
