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{noun} {adjective} {adverb} [Generate paradigm] 1. morning
♦ po•ro er {phrase} good morning
♦ po•ro er li•jʒe {phrase} good morning
♦ tə•nəs er {noun} peaceful morning
♦ ʃo•ʃo er {noun} spring morning
♦ er βele•ʃ male•n kolte•m {verb II} to fall asleep towards morning
♦ er gət͡ɕ kas ma•rte {adverb} {set phrase} all day long, from morning to night
♦ er jeda• kurʒtala•m {verb I} to go running in the mornings
2. early
♢ eʃe• er, izi•ʃ malalta•ʃ lije•ʃ {sentence} it's still early, you can sleep a bit more
♦ er kəɲe•lʃe paʃala•n ʃue•ʃ {phrase} the early bird catches the worm
♦ er βo•dən {adverb} early in the evening
♦ er kəɲela•m {verb I} to get up early
♦ er pele•dəʃ {noun} early flower
♦ er poməʒalta•m {verb I} to wake up early
♦ er poməʒaltma•ʃ {noun} early awakening
♦ er tola•m {verb I} to come early
♦ er to•lʃo te•le {noun} early winter
♦ er to•lʃo ʃo•ʃo {noun} early spring
♦ er tyl-dyl go•dəm {adverb} at the break of dawn
♦ er ʃo•ʃo {noun} early spring
♦ er erde•ne {adverb} early in the morning
♦ erde•n er kaje•m {verb II} to leave early in the morning
♦ erde•ne er {adverb} early in the morning
~ USAGE AS A MODIFIER ~
♦ er ke•t͡ɕe {noun} morning sun
♦ er lups {noun} morning dew
♦ er paʃa• {noun} morning work
♦ er so•məl {noun} morning work
♦ er tə•mək {noun} calm of the morning
♦ er yʒara• {noun} sunrise, dawn
