jomdarem
{verb II} [Generate paradigm] 1. to misplace, to lose
♦ kornə̑m jomdarem {verb II} to lose one's way
♦ oksagaltam jomdarem {verb II} to lose one's wallet
♦ oksam jomdarem {verb II} to lose money
♦ sraβoč́ə̑m jomdarem {verb II} to lose a key, to lose one's keys
2. {figuratively} to lose
♢ žapə̑n tudlan jomdaraš ok šogo {sentence} there's no point in losing any time with this
♦ βijə̑m jomdarem {verb II} to lose strength
♦ βujə̑m jomdarem {verb II} {set phrase} to die
♦ βuč́ə̑mo parə̑šə̑m jomdarem {verb II} to make less than expected
♦ žapə̑m aram jomdarem {verb II} to waste time
♦ žapə̑m jomdarem {verb II} to waste time
♦ iktaž-molan žapə̑m jomdarem {verb II} to devote time to something
♦ ilə̑šə̑m jomdarem {verb II} to lose one's life
♦ joltašə̑m jomdarem {verb II} to lose a friend
♦ nelə̑tə̑m jomdarem {verb II} to lose weight
♦ üšanə̑m jomdarem {verb II} to lose hope
♦ č́ə̑tə̑šə̑m jomdarem {verb II} to lose one's patience, to run out of patience
♦ šinč́aorak jomdarem {verb II} to lose sight of something
3. {figuratively} to ruin, to destroy
♦ laska ilə̑šə̑m jomdarem {verb II} to ruin a calm life
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// jomdaren kodem {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
// kornə̑što oksagaltam jomdaren kodem {verb II} to lose one's wallet on the way
// jomdaren pə̑tarem {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
♢ rβeze uremə̑šte č́ə̑la modə̑šə̑žə̑m jomdaren pə̑taren {sentence} the boy lost all his toys on the street
