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purem
{verb II} [Generate paradigm]
1.     to go in, to go into, to come in, to enter
purə̑za!     {sentence}     come in!
puraš ok lij!     {sentence}     no entry!
βožə̑lmə̑ž dene ńiguško puraš örə̑n     {phrase}     (s)he didn't know where to hide from embarrasment, (s)he didn't know where to hide for shame
ńiguško ot puro     {phrase}     there's no other way out, there's nothing else to do
kuško mə̑j purem?     {phrase}     I don't know where to hide (from embarassment, for shame)
mutlan küsenə̑š ok puro     {phrase}     (s)he is not at a loss for words, (s)he always has a ready answer
šomaklan küsenə̑š ok puro     {phrase}     (s)he is not at a loss for words, (s)he always has a ready answer
βuj kuško pura     {phrase}     whereever one's feet take one
βujə̑š purem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to come to mind, to occur
βüdə̑š purem     {verb II}     to go into the water
kalə̑k tüškaš purem     {verb II}     to enter a crowd of people
kelge lumə̑š purem     {verb II}     to walk into the deep snow
koklaš purem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to intervene, to intrude, to interrupt
kol'arožə̑š purem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to want to sink into the ground, to want to sink through the floor (out of shame, etc.)
kudə̑βeč́ə̑š purem     {verb II}     to go into the yard
marijlə̑keš purem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to enter a woman's household as her husband
monč́aš purem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to wash in a washhouse, to go to the sauna
pölemə̑š purem     {verb II}     to enter a room
pörtə̑š purem     {verb II}     to go into a house
puren onč́alam     {verb I}     to go in for a bit, to have a glance in, to take a look in
tulə̑š, βüdə̑š purem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to go through hell and hgih water
unala purem     {verb II}     to visit, to drop in
ušə̑š purem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to come to mind, to occur
šeklanen purem     {verb II}     to enter cautiously
2.     to ride in, to drive in
jorten purem     {verb II}     to ride in at a trot
mašina dene purem     {verb II}     to drive in with a car
3.     to fly in, to come flying in
pörtkajə̑k puren     {sentence}     a sparrow came flying in
šuko šə̑ŋa puren     {sentence}     a lot of mosquitos have gotten in
kaslan jür pura     {sentence}     rain will come in the evening
keč́e aβaž pomə̑šə̑š pura     {phrase}     the sun goes down, the sun sets
4.     to crawl into, to creep into, to penetrate
kiške rožə̑š purə̑š     {sentence}     the snake crawled into the hole
nuškə̑n purem     {verb II}     to crawl in
5.     {figuratively} to enter into, to join, to become a member, to get into
u pašaš puren     {sentence}     (s)he found a new job
βijə̑ške purem     {verb II}     to take effect, to come into effect
dolžnost'ə̑ško purem     {verb II}     to assume a post, to take office
organizacijə̑š purem     {verb II}     to join an organization
parə̑mə̑š purem     {verb II}     to go into debt; to be in debt
pašaš purem     {verb II}     to get a job
tareš purem     {verb II}     to get a job, to be hired
tə̑neš purem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to be christened, to be baptized
6.     {figuratively} to start, to begin
tunemaš purem     {verb II}     to start studying, to be accepted (e.g., at university)
mel'niklan purem     {verb II}     to start working as a miller
7.     to penetrate, to enter, to come through, not to be blocked, to pass through, to get in
jolč́ijemə̑š βüd puren     {sentence}     water got in the shoe
jür okna gə̑č́ pura     {sentence}     rain is coming in through the window
šotlə̑maške joŋə̑lə̑š puren     {sentence}     an error crept into the calculations
βolgə̑do pura     {sentence}     light is coming in
jüštö pura     {sentence}     the cold is coming in
mardež pura     {sentence}     the wind is coming in
tudlan šokšo puren     {phrase}     (s)he got a scolding, (s)he got into hot water
8.     to fit in, to go into
tide βujə̑škem ok puro     {noun}     this won't go into my head
tide temə̑ške ok puro     {noun}     that's beside the point
č́emodanə̑š pura     {sentence}     there's room in the suitcase, it'll go into the suitcase
küsenə̑š ok puro     {sentence}     it won't fit in the pocket
atə̑ške βič́ litr pura     {noun}     the vessel holds five liters
pölemə̑š kokšüdö jeŋ pura     {noun}     two hundred people will fit into the room
škaf omsaš ok puro     {noun}     the shelf won't go through the door
9.     to fit (footwear)
kata jolə̑škem ok puro     {noun}     the boots don't fit
10.     to climb in, to enter, to break in
βor puren     {sentence}     the thief got in
kuštə̑lgə̑n purem     {verb II}     to get into easily
sadə̑š purem     {verb II}     to climb into a garden
11.     to show up, to appear, to crop up, to reveal oneself
βes tüs pura     {sentence}     another aspect reveals itself
č́al puren     {sentence}     gray hairs appeared
ušə̑žo puren     {phrase}     (s)he came to his/her senses; (s)he has come to see reason, (s)he has become wiser, (s)he has become more reasonable
örtšö puren     {phrase}     (s)he livened up, (s)he brightened up, (s)he cheered up
č́onžo puren     {phrase}     (s)he livened up, (s)he brightened up, (s)he cheered up
12.     to enter, to take (e.g., a city)
selaš purem     {verb II}     to take a settlement
kerə̑lt purem     {verb II}     to enter with a fight
13.     {figuratively} to be part of, to belong to
Kiroβ oblast'ə̑š purem     {verb II}     to be part of Kirov Oblast
ik tüškaške purem     {verb II}     to belong to one group
14.     {figuratively} to be implemented, to be introduced, to be implemented, to be adopted
teχnike puren     {sentence}     technology was introduced
u jön pura     {sentence}     new methods are being implemented
15.     to be delivered, to come in, to reach a destination
memnan redakcijə̑š kažne keč́ə̑n šuko poč́elamut pura     {sentence}     many poems are delivered to our editorial office every day
16.     {figuratively} to come into circumstances, to come into a situation (usually negative)
joŋə̑lə̑šə̑š purem     {verb II}     to be mistaken
namə̑sə̑š purem     {verb II}     to be disgraced
sulə̑kə̑š purem     {verb II}     to sin, to fall into sin
jazə̑kə̑š purem     {verb II}     to sin, to fall into sin
17.     {figuratively} to enter (a season, an age, a period, etc.)
latnə̑l ijə̑š puren     {sentence}     (s)he has become thirteen
igeč́e noč́kə̑š pura     {sentence}     it's getting wet out
igeč́e šə̑žə̑š puren     {sentence}     fall is setting in
18.     {figuratively} to penetrate (someone's heart)
ajdemə̑n körgə̑škə̑žak purem     {verb II}     to penetrate the depths of someone's heart
19.     {figuratively} to fall in, to become sunken
šürgə̑βə̑lə̑šə̑že puren     {noun}     his/her face has fallen in
20.     {in a converb construction} (marks movement into something, coupled with intransitive verbs)
jogen purem     {verb II}     to flow in
kudal purem     {verb II}     to drive in
kuržə̑n purem     {verb II}     to run into
mijen purem     {verb II}     to go into
tolə̑n purem     {verb II}     to come in
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// puren kajem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above); to fall into; to drown
// kol'arožə̑š puren kajə̑šaš gaj βožə̑lam     {verb I}     {set phrase} to be deeply ashamed, to hang one's head in shame
// puren koštam     {verb I}     {imperfective} (see above)
// koβaj deke puren koštam     {verb I}     to visit one's grandmother
// puren lektam     {verb I}     {imperfective} (see above)
// poškudə̑š puren lektam     {verb I}     to drop in on one's neighbor
// puren temam     {verb I}     {perfective} (see above)
joč́a-βlak kužu aŋə̑sə̑r koridorə̑š puren temə̑č́     {sentence}     the children filled up the corridor
// puren šogalam     {verb I}     {perfective} (see above)
// pölemə̑š puren šogalam     {verb I}     to enter a room
// puren šogem     {verb II}     {imperfective} (see above)
oksa küsenə̑škə̑že puren šogen     {sentence}     money came into his/her pocket
// puren šuam     {verb I}     {perfective} (see above)
er puren šuə̑n     {sentence}     news has arrived

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