ʃəŋe•m
{verb II} [Generate paradigm] 1. {intransitive} to fit, to fit in, to have room
♢ pøle•məʃ kokʃy•dø jeŋ ʃəna• {sentence} two hundred people fit into the room
♢ t͡ɕəla• kniga• t͡ɕemoda•nəʃ ok ʃə•ŋe {sentence} all the books won't fit in the suitcase
2. to penetrate, to soak into, to go through
♢ zo•ntik βoʃt jyr ok ʃə•ŋe {sentence} rain doesn't go through the umbrella
3. {figuratively} to penetrate, to take root, to establish oneself
♢ u orfogra•fij pra•βil i•ləʃəʃ ʃəŋe•n {sentence} the new orthography rules took root
4. {figuratively} to penetrate, to go deep into, to leave a deep impression, to engrave oneself (on a heart, mind)
♢ ʃomake•t ʃyməʃke•m ʃəŋe•n {sentence} your words left a deep impression on my heart
♢ ti•de βujəʃke•m ok ʃə•ŋe {sentence} I can't get it into my head
~ COPULATIVE CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
/ ʃəŋe•n lekta•m {verb I} (out); {set phrase} to appear, to manifest, to show, to be reflected
♢ jelu•n kua•nʒe t͡ɕuri•jəʃkəʒe ʃəŋe•n le•ktən {sentence} joy appeared on Yelu's face
/ ʃəŋe•n pure•m {verb II} (in)
♢ uʃəʃke•m uda• kojəʃe•t ʃəŋe•n pure•n {sentence} your bad behavior left a deep impression on me
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// ʃəŋe•n koda•m {verb I} {perfective} (see above); to be remembered
♢ təge• ojləmeta•t ʃarnəmaʃəʃke•m ʃəŋe•n ko•dən {sentence} the way you talked engraved itself in my memory
