ʃuralte•m
{verb II} {momentary} [Generate paradigm] 1. {transitive} to stick in, to poke in, to prod in, to jab in
♦ ky•zəm yste•ləʃ ʃuralte•m {verb II} to stick a knife into the table
♦ toja•m mla•ndəʃ ʃuralte•m {verb II} to stick a stick in the ground
♦ ʃa•ɲəkəm kaβa•nəʃ ʃuralte•m {verb II} to stick a pitchfork into a haystack
2. to prick, to stab, to pierce, to wound (with something sharp)
♦ ala• ija• ʃuralte•n {phrase} what on earth got into him/her, what possessed him/her, what on earth possessed him/her
♦ ala•-mo mə•jəm ʃura•ltəʃ {phrase} something possessed me, something made me do it
♦ ala•-moga•j ija• ʃuralte•n {phrase} what on earth got into him/her, what possessed him/her, what on earth possessed him/her
♦ tu•dəm jolaga•j ʃura•ltəʃ {phrase} (s)he was overcome by laziness
♦ ket͡ɕ ʃint͡ɕa•m to•lən ʃura•ltəʃt {phrase} it's pitch-black, you cannot see your hand before your face
♦ mo ija• ʃuralte•n {phrase} what on earth got into him/her, what possessed him/her, what on earth possessed him/her
♦ parɲa• ʃuralta•ʃ βer ko•dən o•gəl {phrase} there's no room whatsoever
♦ parɲa• ʃuralta•ʃ βer u•ke {phrase} there's no room whatsoever
♦ parɲa• ʃuralte•n ok koj {phrase} it's pitch-black, you cannot see your hand before your face
♦ ypʃ ne•rəm ʃuralta• {phrase} the smell hits your nose
♦ ʃint͡ɕa•m ʃuralta•ʃ ok koj {phrase} it's pitch-black, you cannot see your hand before your face
♦ ʃint͡ɕa•m ʃuraltaʃa•t ok koj {phrase} it's pitch-black, you cannot see your hand before your face
♦ ʃint͡ɕa•m ok ʃura•lte {phrase} it won't hurt, it can't hurt
♦ bula•βke de•ne ʃuralte•m {verb II} to prick with a pin
♦ ʃtək de•ne ʃuralte•m {verb II} to stab with a bayonet
3. to hit, to strike, to knock
♦ ikta•ʒ-køm tup gə•t͡ɕʃe ʃuralte•m {verb II} to hit someone on the back
♦ kəɲerβu•j de•ne ʃuralte•m {verb II} to jab with one's elbow
4. to shove, to thrust, to stick in, to put
♦ kyse•nəʃ oksa•m ʃuralte•m {verb II} to stick money in one's pocket
5. to slip (someone money), to give something as a bribe
♢ tu•do tørala•n oksa•m ʃuralte•n {sentence} (s)he slipped the functionary some money
6. {impersonal} to sting, to stab (pain)
♢ ʃyme•məm t͡ɕot ʃuralta• {sentence} I've got a stabbing pain in my heart
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// ʃuralte•n kolte•m {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
// i•me de•ne parɲa•m ʃuralte•n kolte•m {verb II} to prick one's finger with a needle
