ʃe•m(e)
{adjective} {color} [Generate paradigm] 1. black
♦ ʃem ky•t͡ɕəm oge•ʃ ʃo•go {phrase} (s)he can't hold a candle to him/her, (s)he's isn't worth his/her little finger
♦ ʃem kyt͡ɕ nara•t oge•ʃ ʃo•go {phrase} (s)he can't hold a candle to him/her, (s)he's isn't worth his/her little finger
♦ ʃem pə•rəs kuda•l pure•n {phrase} something came between them, they had a falling-out
♦ ʃem pə•rəs kuda•l erte•n {phrase} something came between them, they had a falling-out
♦ tudla•n ʃem t͡ɕodəra• {phrase} (s)he doesn't have a clue about it, (s)he's completely in the dark, it's Greek to him/her
♦ ikta•ʒ-køn kokla•ʃke ʃem pə•rəsəm kolte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to cause bad blood, to cause people to quarrel with one another
♦ ikta•ʒ-køn kokla•ʃke ʃem pə•rəsəm purte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to cause bad blood, to cause people to quarrel with one another
♦ ʃem βyrgo•rno {noun} {anatomy} cardiac vein
♦ ʃem ki•nde {noun} {set phrase} rye bread, dark bread
♦ ʃem kyt͡ɕ nara•t {adverb} {set phrase} not a bit, not one bit, not a jot, not an iota
♦ ʃem meta•lː {noun} {set phrase} ferrous metal
♦ ʃem metalːurgi•j {noun} {set phrase} ferrous metallurgy, iron and steel industry
♦ ʃem mont͡ɕa• {noun} {set phrase} smoke sauna, bathhouse in which stove does not have flues
♦ ʃem o•ʒo {noun} black stallion
♦ ʃem ø•rəʃ {noun} black mustache
♦ ʃem te•ŋəz {place name} Black Sea
♦ ʃem yp {noun} black hair
♦ ʃem t͡ɕija• {noun} black paint
♦ ʃem ʃint͡ɕa• {noun} black eyes, dark eyes
♦ ʃem ʃo•βət͡ɕ {noun} black kerchief
2. dark, gloomy, black
♦ ʃem jyd {noun} dark night
♦ ʃem ʃə•ʒe {noun} {set phrase} late autumn
3. having a dark complexion, swarthy
♦ ʃem ʃy•rgø {noun} {set phrase} shameless person, roughneck, scoundrel, rascal
4. dirty
♦ ʃem tu•βər-jola•ʃ {noun} dirty underwear
5. heavy, rough, dirty (work)
♦ ʃem paʃa• {noun} heavy work, rough work, dirty work
6. {figuratively} black, negative, wrong
♦ ʃem paza•r {noun} {set phrase} black market
♦ ʃem paʃa• {noun} dirty deeds, shady deals
♦ ʃem spi•skəʃ βereʃta•m {verb I} to be blacklisted
7. {figuratively} black, grave, dismal, dark, terrible, awful, dreadful, bad
♦ ʃem pa•gət {noun} dreadful time
♦ ʃem ke•t͡ɕe {noun} {set phrase} bleak day, dark day, hard times
♦ ʃem ket͡ɕəla•n {adverb} {set phrase} for a rainy day
♦ ʃem uβe•rəm nala•m {verb I} to get some bad news, to receive bad news
8. {figuratively} malicious, malevolent, spiteful, vile, mean, treacherous
♦ ʃem køranəma•ʃ {noun} spiteful envy
♦ ʃem mutla•n yʃane•m {verb II} to believe spiteful words
♦ ʃem t͡ɕon {noun} {set phrase} evil soul, black soul
♦ ʃem t͡ɕona•n {adjective} {set phrase} black-souled, evil
9. {figuratively} magical, dark, connected to dark forces, arcane
♦ ʃem βi•jəm seŋe•m {verb II} to defeat dark forces
10. {figuratively} ignorant, backward, uncultured, uncouth
♢ ʃem jeŋ tune•mʃəm ok u•məlo {sentence} ignorant people don't understand the educated
