ʃə•gər
{adjective} {noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. crowded, cramped
♢ ke•βətəʃte ʃə•gər li•jən {sentence} it got crowded in the shop
♦ ʃə•gər klasː {noun} cramped classroom
♦ ʃə•gər kəʃka•r {noun} {set phrase} unending circle, circle with no way out, situation with no way out
♦ ʃə•gər pøle•m {noun} crowded room
2. narrow
♦ ʃə•gər jolgo•rno {noun} narrow footpath
3. thick, dense
♦ ʃə•gər t͡ɕodəra• {noun} dense forest
4. tight, too tight, pinching (clothing, shoes)
♦ ʃə•gər jolt͡ɕije•m {noun} pinching shoes
5. {figuratively} cheerless, dismal, dreary, joyless, difficult
♦ ʃə•gər ʒap {noun} dreary time
♦ ʃə•gər ont͡ɕa•ltəʃ {noun} cheerless look
♦ ʃə•gər t͡ɕon {noun} {set phrase} envious person, petty person, callous person, indifferent person; {set phrase} nervous person
♦ ʃə•gər t͡ɕona•n {adjective} {set phrase} envious, petty, callous, indifferent; {set phrase} nervous
6. {figuratively} busy, straining, intense
♦ ʃə•gər ke•t͡ɕe-βlak {noun} busy days
7. tightness, lack of space
♢ məj ʃə•gərəm om jøra•te {sentence} I don't like not having enough space
8. thick of the forest
♦ t͡ɕodəra• ʃə•gər {noun} thick of the forest
9. {figuratively} difficulty, impasse, deadlock, fix
♦ ikta•ʒ-mon ʃə•gərəʃəʒe lija•m {verb I} to be hard-up for something, to be short of something
♦ ʃə•gərəʃ βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to get into a fix, to run into trouble
♦ ʃə•gərəʃ logala•m {verb I} {set phrase} to make a blunder, to put one's foot in it
♦ ʃə•gərəʃ perne•m {verb II} {set phrase} to make a blunder, to put one's foot in it
♦ ʃə•gərəʃ pure•m {verb II} {set phrase} to get into a fix, to run into trouble
♦ ʃə•gərəʃ purte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to put someone in a difficult position
