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jülatem
{verb II} [Generate paradigm]
1.     {transitive} to burn
kagazə̑m jülatem     {verb II}     to burn paper
olə̑mə̑m jülatem     {verb II}     to burn straw
βelše lə̑štašlam jülatem     {verb II}     to burn fallen leaves
2.     to burn, to heat with
pum jülatem     {verb II}     to burn wood
mlande šüjə̑m jülatem     {verb II}     to burn coal
3.     to temper, to anneal, to fire
βursə̑m jülatem     {verb II}     to temper steel
koŋgaš jülatem     {verb II}     to temper in an oven
4.     {also figurative} to burn, to hurt, to cause pain, to irritate
joltašə̑n kere šomakše č́onə̑m jülata     {sentence}     my friend's blunt words cause me pain
5.     {figuratively} to excite, to fire up, to get fired up, to set someone's heart on fire
onč́altə̑šetše mə̑jə̑m jülata     {sentence}     your look is setting my heart on fire
6.     {figuratively} to light up, to sparkle bright
uremə̑m ik meŋgə̑se tul βele jülata     {sentence}     a solitary light lit up the street
7.     to cremate
tə̑ elə̑šte kolə̑šə̑m jülatat     {sentence}     dead bodies are cremated in this country
~ COPULATIVE CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
/ jülaten šütem     {verb II}     (through)
/ kurtkə̑m tamak dene jülaten šütem     {verb II}     to burn a hole in a jacket with a cigarette
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// jülaten koltem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
// kagazə̑m jülaten koltem     {verb II}     to burn paper
// jülaten pə̑tarem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
// ulšo puə̑m jülaten pə̑tarem     {verb II}     to burn all the firewood
--"PARENT"--> jülem

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