jeʃ
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. family
♦ jeʃ det͡ɕ ø•rdəʒəsø {adjective} unmarried
♦ jeʃ jeda• {adverb} per family
♦ je•ʃəm kudalte•n kaje•m {verb II} to desert one's family
♦ je•ʃəm poge•m {verb II} to get married, to start a family, to build a family
♦ je•ʃən {adverb} per family
♦ je•ʃən aβa•ʒe {noun} family mother
♦ je•ʃəʃte i•ləʃe {noun} family member
♦ ik jeʃ gaj ile•m {verb II} to live like a family, to live in harmony
♦ ik je•ʃla {adverb} {set phrase} in harmony, like a family
♦ kugu• jeʃ {noun} large family
♦ u•lo jeʃge• {adverb} with the whole family
2. family, herd, pack, colony (group of animals)
♦ jeʃ de•ne i•ləʃe pat͡ɕe•məʃ {noun} social wasp
♦ ku•tko jeʃ {noun} ant colony
♦ mykʃ jeʃ {noun} colony of bees
♦ pə•rəs jeʃ {noun} cat family
♦ pi•re jeʃ {noun} pack of wolves
♦ u•mdər jeʃ {noun} beaver family, beaver colony
3. {linguistics} family (group of related languages)
♢ jə•lme jeʃ {sentence} language family
♢ finː-u•gor jə•lme jeʃ {sentence} Finno-Ugric language family
4. {biology} family, taxon
5. a group of people joined by common interests
♢ pot͡ɕelamu•təm βo•zəʃo jeʃ {sentence} group of poets
6. {figuratively} spouse
♢ iri•na mə•jən jeʃe•m {sentence} Irina is my wife
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♦ jeʃ i•ləʃ {noun} family life
♦ jeʃ oza• {noun} head of the family
♦ jeʃ pia•l {noun} family happiness
♦ jeʃ pørt {noun} family house
♦ jeʃ poja•nlək {noun} heirloom
