pəʒa•ʃ
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. nest
♦ kisa• pəʒa•ʃ {noun} tit nest
♦ pəʒaʃe•ʃ ku•ʃːo kajəki•ge {noun} nestling
♦ pat͡ɕe•məʃ pəʒa•ʃ {noun} wasps' nest, vespiary; {set phrase} hornets' nest
♦ pəʒa•ʃəm opte•m {verb II} to build a nest; {set phrase} to build oneself a nest, to take root
♦ pəʒa•ʃəm o•ptəmo ʒap {noun} nesting season
♦ pəʒa•ʃəm optəma•ʃ {noun} nest building
♦ t͡ɕə•βe pəʒa•ʃ {noun} chicken nest
2. hole, burrow, den, lair
♦ koʎa• pəʒa•ʃ {noun} mousehole
♦ rə•βəʒ pəʒa•ʃ {noun} fox hole
3. poultry yard, henhouse, hen coop
♢ rə•βəʒ aru•n gəna• pəʒa•ʃəʃ pure•n, t͡ɕə•βəm ʃo•ləʃtən {sentence} the fox quietly entered the poultry yard and stole a hen
4. dog house
5. {figuratively} home, house
♦ ʃke pəʒa•ʃəm kode•n kaje•m {verb II} to leave one's home
6. {figuratively} lair, den, hangout
♦ razbo•jnik pəʒa•ʃ {noun} thieves' den
♦ tuʃma•nən pəʒa•ʃəʒe {noun} den of the enemy
7. {figuratively} nest, hiding place
♦ ʃo•ləp pəʒa•ʃ {noun} secret hiding place
8. {figuratively} nest, focal point, center (A.E.), centre (B.E.) (of something bad)
♦ laβəra• pəʒa•ʃ {noun} place where mud is impassable
♦ umdəla• pəʒa•ʃ {noun} bug-infested place
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♦ pəʒa•ʃ kajəki•ge {noun} nestling
♦ pəʒa•ʃ punda•ʃ {noun} {set phrase} lastborn, youngest child
