meʃa•k
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. bag, sack
♦ βəɲe•r meʃa•k {noun} linen bag, canvas bag
♦ ik meʃakla•n sita•lək {noun} enough for one bag
♦ kaga•z meʃa•k {noun} paper bag
♦ ki•nde meʃa•k {noun} knapsack
♦ meʃa•kəm jastare•m {verb II} to empty a bag
♦ oksa• meʃa•k {noun} {set phrase} wallet (A.E.), purse (B.E.)
♦ ora•de meʃa•k {noun} {set phrase} naughty child
♦ tama•k meʃa•k {noun} tobacco pouch
♦ ʃoja•k meʃa•k {noun} {set phrase} liar
♦ ʃy•ʎø meʃa•k {noun} oat bag
♦ jara• meʃa•k {noun} empty bag
2. sack of, sack full of
♦ ik meʃa•k pə•rt͡ɕe {noun} one sack of grain
3. {warfare} pocket
♦ meʃa•kəʃ logala•m {verb I} to get caught in a pocket
~ USAGE AS A MODIFIER ~
♦ meʃa•k aŋ {noun} mouth of a bag, opening of a bag
♦ meʃa•k kuta•n {noun} bottom of a bag
♦ meʃa•k punda•ʃ {noun} {set phrase} lastborn, youngest child, baby of the family
