ke•č́e
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. sun
♢ ke•č́e nölte•š {sentence} the sun is coming up, the sun is rising
♦ keč́e•š kogargə̑ma•š {noun} sunburn
♦ keč́e•š küa•m {verb I} to lie in the sun, to sunbathe, to bask in the sun
♦ keč́e•š küma•š {noun} tan
♦ keč́e•š kü•šö {adjective} tanned
♦ ke•č́ə̑m šolə̑šta•m {verb I} {set phrase} to idle, to loaf away the time
♦ č́eβe•r ke•č́e {noun} red sun, beautiful sun
2. day
♢ arńa•šte šə̑m ke•č́e {sentence} a week has seven days
♦ ka•nə̑š ke•č́e {noun} day of rest, day off
♦ ke•č́e gə̑č́ ke•č́ə̑ške {adverb} from day to day
♦ ke•č́e jeda• {adverb} every day, daily
♦ ke•č́e mu•č́ko {adverb} all day, all day long
♦ kok ke•č́ə̑šte {adverb} over the course of two days, in two days
♦ po•ro ke•č́e {interjection} good day, hello
♦ pajre•m ke•č́e {noun} holiday, red-letter day
♦ paša• ke•č́e {noun} workday
♦ Seŋə̑ma•š ke•č́e {noun} Victory Day
♦ tə̑gla•j ke•č́e {noun} weekday
♦ Tüńamba•lə̑se üdə̑rama•š ke•č́e {noun} International Women's Day
♦ šo•č́mo ke•č́e {noun} birthday
3. time, days
♦ i•lə̑š ke•č́e {noun} days of one's life, one's lifetime
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l ke•č́e {noun} daytime, day
♦ ti•de keč́ə̑la•šte {adverb} in these days
♦ tə̑ keč́ə̑la•šte {adverb} in these days
♦ šo•ŋgo keč́ə̑la•šte {adverb} in one's old days
4. weather
♢ ke•č́e βaštalte•š {sentence} the weather is changing
♦ oja•r ke•č́e {noun} fair weather, fine weather
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♦ ke•č́e βo•lgə̑do {noun} sunlight, daylight
♦ ke•č́e βij {noun} solar power
♦ ke•č́e lekma•š {noun} sunrise
♦ ke•č́e lekma•š βel {noun} east
♦ ke•č́e lekma•š mo•gə̑r {noun} east
♦ ke•č́e nöltma•š {noun} sunrise
♦ ke•č́e nöltma•š mo•gə̑r {noun} east
♦ ke•č́e nö•ltmö go•də̑m {adverb} at sunrise
♦ ke•č́e onč́ə̑ma•š {noun} sunshine
♦ ke•č́e pera•ltə̑š {noun} {medicine} sunstroke
♦ ke•č́e perə̑ma•š {noun} {medicine} sunstroke
♦ ke•č́e petə̑raltma•š {noun} solar eclipse
♦ ke•č́e petə̑rnaltma•š {noun} solar eclipse
♦ ke•č́e rada•m {noun} agenda, program
♦ ke•č́e radia•cij {noun} solar radiation
♦ ke•č́e siste•me {noun} solar system
♦ ke•č́e so•to {noun} sunshine, sunlight
♦ ke•č́e sota•n {noun} sunny, sunlit
♦ ke•č́e so•tə̑ško lekta•m {verb I} {set phrase} to come light
♦ ke•č́e so•tə̑ško lukta•m {verb I} {set phrase} to bring something to the light
♦ ke•č́e u•mə̑r {noun} warmth of the day
♦ ke•č́e šič́ma•š {noun} sunset, sundown
♦ ke•č́e šič́ma•š βel {noun} west
♦ ke•č́e šič́ma•š mo•gə̑r {noun} west
♦ ke•č́e ši•č́me go•də̑m {adverb} at sundown, at sunset
♦ ke•č́e šo•kšo {noun} solar heat
♦ ke•č́e ə̑rə̑ktə̑ma•š {noun} sunshine
