izi•
{adjective} {noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. small, little
♢ jolaʃe•m izie•ʃ ko•dən {sentence} my pants shrunk
♦ tyɲa• izi• {phrase} it's a small world
♦ izi• bi•znes {noun} small business, small enterprise
♦ izi• biznesla•n sa•βəktəʃ {noun} {computing} small business edition (of a software product)
♦ izi• bu•lko {noun} roll, bun
♦ izi• bukβa• {noun} small letter, lower-case letter, minuscule
♦ izi• βujβe•m {noun} {anatomy} cerebellum
♦ izi• βurge•m {noun} small clothes
♦ izi• kapa•n {adjective} small-sized, of small stature
♦ izi• lə•βe {noun} moth
♦ izi• ləʃta•ʃ {noun} {botany} calyx lobe
♦ izi• mu•gəʎo {noun} {anatomy} papilla
♦ izi• ola• {noun} small city
♦ izi• oŋgərpy•j {noun} {anatomy} premolar, premolar tooth, bicuspid
♦ izi• pajre•m {noun} small celebration
♦ izi• paʃada•r {noun} low salary
♦ izi• paʃadara•n {noun} with a low salary
♦ izi• pørt {noun} little house, hut
♦ izi• soβla• {noun} teaspoon
♦ izi• toβa•r {noun} hatchet
♦ izi• uʒaʃa•n {noun} partial
♦ izi• t͡ɕuka• {noun} scrap, shred
♦ izi• ʃa•ɲək {noun} electric plug
♦ izi• ʃy•dər {noun} asterisk
2. young, little, small
♦ izi• aza• {noun} small child, little baby
♦ izi• i•ge {noun} little offspring (animal)
♦ izi• jot͡ɕa• {noun} little child, baby
♦ izi• rβe•ze {noun} young boy
♦ izi• tula•r {noun} brother-in-law (spouse's brother)
♦ izi• y•dər {noun} little girl
3. short, little, not tall
♦ izi• ajde•me {noun} little person, short person
♦ izi• koʒ {noun} little spruce
4. narrow
♦ izi• jolgo•rno {noun} narrow path
♦ izi• kəɲerlu• {noun} {anatomy} radius (bone)
♦ izi• oləmba•l {noun} {set phrase} (long and narrow bench along the side of a house)
5. shallow, not deep
♦ izi• kore•m {noun} {set phrase} hollow, little ravine
♦ izi• ta•βe {noun} shallow well
6. weak, gentle, light
♦ izi• jyk {noun} gentle voice
♦ izi• lum {noun} light snow
♦ izi• marde•ʒ {noun} light wind, gentle wind
7. short, not long
♦ izi• se•rəʃ {noun} memo
8. little, small, not having many members or elements
♦ izi• jeʃ {noun} little family
♦ izi• ka•lək-βla•kən jə•lməʃt {noun} small languages
♦ izi• otŕa•d {noun} small detachment
♦ izi• salta•k tyʃka• {noun} a handful of soldiers
♦ izi• tyʃka• {noun} small group, handful
9. insignificant, unimportant
♦ izi• paʃa• {noun} unimportant work, insignificant work
♦ izie•ʃ uʒa•m {verb I} {set phrase} to humiliate, to degrade
10. {pejorative} petty
♦ izi• βor {noun} petty thief
11. child, small child
♢ mə•jən izie•m at͡ɕa•ʒla koje•ʃ {sentence} my child looks like its father
♦ izi• go•dso {adjective} {set phrase} childhood, of childhood
♦ izi• go•dəm {adverb} {set phrase} in childhood
♦ izi•m βut͡ɕe•m {verb II} to expect a child
