βijne•m
{verb II} [Generate paradigm] 1. {intransitive} to stretch out, to straighten, to straighten out, to become straight
♦ βijne•n ʃoga•lən {adverb} stretching out
2. to shoot up, to grow
♢ βy•dəm o•ptəmo de•ne izi• olmapu• βa•ʃke βijna• {sentence} being watered, the little apple tree is shooting up
3. {figuratively} to progress, to go smoothly, to take shape, to take form
♢ paʃa• βijna• {sentence} work is going smoothly
♢ ʃə•mləme paʃana• βijna• {sentence} our research work is taking shape
4. {figuratively} to get stronger, to grow stronger, to improve
♢ fe•rmerən paʃa•ʒe ka•ʒne ke•t͡ɕən βijna• {sentence} the farmer's business is improving day by day
5. {figuratively} to extend to, to stretch out to, to lead to
♢ korne•m mosko•ʃ βijna•, ʃone•m {sentence} I think life will take me to Moscow
6. {figuratively} to be fixed on, to be directed toward, to be concentrated on
♢ ʃu•ʒəʃo jot͡ɕa•n ont͡ɕa•ltəʃəʒe pursa• ʃyr de•ke βi•jnəʃ {sentence} the hungry boy fixed his eyes on the pea soup
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// βijne•n kaje•m {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
♢ py•gərtəmø lo•mbo ukʃ, kide•m gət͡ɕ mut͡ɕəʃte•n, βijne•n ka•jəʃ {sentence} I let go of the branch of the bird cherry tree I had bent back, and it sprang back into place
// βijne•n kolte•m {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
♢ izi• jot͡ɕa• ly•dməʒ de•ne βijne•n ko•ltəʃ {sentence} the child stood up straight in fear
// βijne•n ʃint͡ɕa•m {verb I} {perfective} (see above)
♢ marina• ko•lmo uβe•r de•ne t͡ɕotra•k βe•le βijne•n ʃi•nt͡ɕe {sentence} Marina, having heard the news, pulled herself up to her full height
