saləmaŋa•m
{verb I} [Generate paradigm] 1. to flame, to blaze, to blaze up
♢ tul saləmaŋe•ʃ, kugeme•ʃ, ə•nde tulo•to jər ʃi•nt͡ɕəʃe-βla•kən t͡ɕurijəʃta•t raʃ koje•ʃ {sentence} the fire blazes up and grows, the faces of those sitting around the camp fire are now clearly visible
2. {figuratively} to become golden, to become crimson
♢ ʃə•ʒe kue•r saləma•ŋən {sentence} the birch grove turned chrimson in autumn
3. {figuratively} to be inspired, to find inspiration
♢ poe•t saləma•ŋe da u pot͡ɕelamu•təm βoza•ʃ pi•ʒe {sentence} the poet found inspiration and started writing new poems
--"PARENT"--> sa•ləm
