βer
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. place, point, site, spot
♦ č́on βe•rə̑šte o•gə̑l {phrase} I am feeling uneasy
♦ βere•šak porβola•š ja•mde {phrase} (s)he wished the ground would swallow him/her up, (s)he could just sink through the floor
♦ βe•rə̑šte ulə̑na• {phrase} that's it, now you're making sense
♦ šüm βe•rə̑šte o•gə̑l {phrase} I am feeling uneasy
♦ ara•lə̑me βer {noun} repository, storage place, depository
♦ βašli•jme βer {noun} meeting point, meeting place
♦ βer gə̑č́ tarβane•m {verb II} to move from one's place
♦ βer gə̑č́ tarβatə̑ma•š {noun} movement, shift
♦ βere•š koda•m {verb I} to stay in one's place, to stay put
♦ βe•rə̑m o•nč́ə̑ktə̑šo βo•č́mə̑k {noun} {linguistics} local case
♦ βe•rə̑m o•nč́ə̑ktə̑šo pade•ž {noun} {linguistics} local case
♦ βe•rə̑m o•nč́ə̑ktə̑šo poč́e•š mut {noun} {linguistics} local postposition
♦ βe•rə̑š pə̑šte•m {verb II} to put something in its place
♦ βe•rə̑š šə̑nde•m {verb II} to put something in its place; {set phrase} to put somebody in their place; {set phrase} to call to order
♦ βes βer gə̑č́ {adverb} from elsewhere, from somewhere else
♦ βurge•m βer {noun} cloakroom; wardrobe
♦ βurge•m mu•šmo βer {noun} laundry
♦ je•rə̑n en ke•lge βe•rže {noun} the deepest point of a lake, the deepest part of a lake
♦ ik βer gə̑č́ βe•sə̑ške {adverb} from one place to another
♦ ik βe•rə̑šte {adverb} in one place, at one spot
♦ ikta•ž-köla•n βe•rə̑m pue•m {verb II} to make room for somebody, to make way for somebody
♦ i•lə̑me βer {noun} residence, place of residence
♦ jü•štə̑lmö βer {noun} beach
♦ kuda•lme βer {noun} passage, passageway
♦ kütü• ko•štmo βer {noun} pasture
♦ lapka• kumda• βer {noun} valley
♦ ma•lə̑me βer {noun} berth, sleeping place
♦ munč́a•ltə̑me βer {noun} skating rink
♦ pu•rə̑mo βer {noun} entrance
♦ saj βe•rə̑šte lija•m {verb I} {set phrase} to be in the proper place
♦ su•sə̑r βer {noun} wounded area, area around a wound
♦ ške βe•rə̑m mua•m {verb I} {set phrase} to find one's place, to find the right work, to be in the right place
♦ ške βe•rə̑šte lija•m {verb I} {set phrase} to find one's place, to find the right work, to be in the right place
2. area, region
♦ kurə̑ka•n βer {noun} hilly area, mountainous terrain
♦ kükšaka• βer {noun} highland, upland
♦ sə̑•lne βer {noun} beautiful area
3. place, seat
♦ βe•rə̑m βaštalte•m {verb II} to exchange seats, to change places
♦ βe•rə̑m nala•m {verb I} to take a seat, to take a chair, to seat oneself
♦ βe•rə̑m temle•m {verb II} to offer a place, to offer a seat
4. position, post, job, office
♢ βujla•tə̑šə̑n βe•rə̑š u je•ŋə̑m mu•ə̑nə̑t {sentence} a new person was found for the manager's position
♦ βer gə̑č́ lukta•m {verb I} to remove from office
♦ βe•rə̑š šogalte•m {verb II} to give a position, to put into a job
♦ βe•rə̑šte šoge•m {verb II} to be employed, to work
♦ ik βe•rə̑štak ə̑šte•m {verb II} to work at the same place
♦ ikta•ž-kön βe•rə̑škə̑že logala•m {verb I} to take someone's place, to replace
♦ ikta•ž-kön βe•rə̑škə̑že βerešta•m {verb I} to take someone's place, to replace
5. place, placing
♦ i•kə̑mše βer {noun} first place
♦ ko•kə̑mšo βer {noun} second place
♦ pə̑ta•rtə̑š βer {noun} last place
♦ en saj βer {noun} best placing, best place
6. part, place, passage (of a book, piece of music, etc.)
♦ pürtü•s süre•tlə̑me βer {noun} passage depicting nature
♦ süa•nə̑m süre•tlə̑me βer {noun} passage describing a wedding
7. bed
♦ βe•rə̑m šare•m {verb II} to make up a bed
8. (no) place (to), (no) time (to)
♦ βer o•gə̑l {phrase} this is not the place, this is no place for it
♢ kajə̑de• βer uke• {sentence} one has to go
♢ koč́de• βer uke• {sentence} one must eat
♢ öpkela•š βer uke• {sentence} this is not the time to get upset
♢ tenda•n de•ne kelšə̑de• βere•m u•ke {sentence} I cannot but agree with you
9. {figuratively} (in someone's) place, (in someone's) position
♦ tə̑•jə̑n βerə̑šte•t {adverb} in your place, if I were you
♢ tə̑•jə̑n βerə̑šte•t mə̑j tə̑na•r šu•ko oksa•m tak ara•m om kə̑•ške ə̑•l'e {sentence} If I were you, I wouldn't throw my money out the window like that
10. (in plural) local organizations, local organisations (B.E.ALT), field organizations, local offices, the periphery
♦ βerla•ške šižtare•m {verb II} to inform local offices, to inform field organizations
♦ βerla•šte paša•m ə̑šte•m {verb II} to work in the field
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♦ βer nare•č́ij {noun} {linguistics} local adverb
