ə̑zge•m
{verb II} [Generate paradigm] 1. to buzz
♦ βu•jə̑što mükš gaj ə̑zge•m {verb II} {set phrase} to keep running through someone's mind, to keep popping into somebody's head
♦ č́arnə̑de• ə̑zge•m {verb II} to buzz incessantly
2. to make noise, to make a din
♢ ure•mə̑šte joč́a•-βlak ə̑zga•t {sentence} children are making a din outside
3. {figuratively} to curse, to swear, to murmur, to grumble, to growl, to complain
♢ üdə̑rama•š pošku•do ümba•ke ə̑zga• {sentence} the woman is swearing at her neighbor
♢ pörje•ŋ ü•mə̑ržö mu•č́ko pela•šə̑ž ümba•ke ə̑zge•n {sentence} the man copmlained all his life about his wife
4. {figuratively} to worry, to be worried, to be anxious
♦ ikšə̑•βe βerč́ ə̑zge•m {verb II} to be worried about a child
5. {figuratively} to mutter, to peep, to speak quietly
♢ it ə̑•zge, jükə̑nra•k o•jlo {sentence} don't mutter, speak up
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/ ə̑zge•n erte•m {verb II} (by, past)
♢ mükš βokteč́e•m ə̑zge•n erta• {sentence} the bee buzzes past me
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// ə̑zge•n košta•m {verb I} {imperfective} (see above)
// šu•ko paša• ulmə̑la•n ə̑zge•n košta•m {verb I} to grumble about too much work
