ʃurala•m
{verb I} {momentary} [Generate paradigm] 1. {transitive} to stick in, to poke in, to prod in, to jab in, to prick, to stab
♦ toja•m mla•ndəʃ ʃurala•m {verb I} to poke a stick into the ground
♦ ʃa•ɲəkəm kaβa•nəʃ ʃurala•m {verb I} to stick a pitchfork into a haystack
2. to shove, to thrust, to stick in, to put
♦ oksa•m kyse•nəʃ ʃurala•m {verb I} to stick money in a pocket
♦ po•məʃəʃ ʃurala•m {verb I} to stick something into one's bosom
3. to pull on, to put on
♢ joləʃke•m ke•məm ʃura•ʎəm {sentence} I put boots on my feet
4. to hit, to strike, to knock
♦ ikta•ʒ-køm mu•ʃkəndo de•ne ʃurala•m {verb I} to hit someone with one's fist
5. to palm off, to dump on
♦ uda• satu•m ʃurala•m {verb I} to palm off bad goods
6. to slip (someone money), to give something as a bribe
♦ ikta•ʒ-køla•n oksa•m ʃurala•m {verb I} to slip someone money
7. to send, to put, to stick (someone somewhere)
♦ sa•mərək je•ŋəm sa•rəʃ ʃurala•m {verb I} to send a young man to war
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// ʃura•l pue•m {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
// joltaʃla•n oksa•m ʃura•l pue•m {verb II} to slip money to a friend
// ʃura•l ʃənde•m {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
♢ salta•k tuʃma•nəm ky•zø de•ne ʃura•l ʃə•ndəʃ {sentence} the soldier stabbed the enemy with a knife
--"PARENT"--> ʃure•m
