surt
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. farmstead, homestead, farm
♦ su•rtə̑m kuč́e•m {verb II} {set phrase} to run a farm
♦ su•rtə̑m kuč́e•n ile•m {verb II} to run a farmstead
2. house, hut, dwelling, place of residence
♦ šo•č́mo surt {noun} birth house, house of one's birth
3. {figuratively} home, household, family
♦ surte•š pure•m {verb II} {set phrase} to enter the household of one's wife'
♦ su•rtə̑š pure•m {verb II} {set phrase} to enter the household of one's wife'
♦ su•rtə̑š purte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to bring somebody into one's household, to accept somebody into one's family
♦ ške su•rtə̑m žaple•m {verb II} to honor one's family
4. habitation, dwelling, nest (animal)
♢ ka•jə̑k den janlə̑kə̑na•t ške su•rtšo li•jə̑n kerte•š {sentence} animals and birds can have their own dwellings, too
~ USAGE AS A MODIFIER ~
♦ surt kokla• {adjective} domestic, house, home
♦ surt kokla• mutβu•ndo {noun} {linguistics} everyday vocabulary
♦ surt kokla•se {adjective} {set phrase} domestic, house, home
♦ surt kokla•šte polše•m {verb II} to help in a farmstead
♦ surt ko•mbo-βlak {noun} domestic geese
♦ surt lu•do {noun} domestic duck
♦ surt pə̑•rə̑s {noun} {set phrase} lazybones, stay-at-home
