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{verb II} [Generate paradigm]
1.     {transitive} to join, to connect, to unite, to merge, to link
ik užaš dene βesə̑m ušem     {verb II}     to connect two parts
kok muč́ašə̑m ušem     {verb II}     to connect two ends
küβar Buda den Peštə̑m uša     {sentence}     the bridge joins Buda and Pest
radio dene ušem     {verb II}     to connect by radio
telefon dene ušem     {verb II}     to create a telephone link
2.     to add
tudo kodšo oksaš stipendijə̑m ušə̑š     {sentence}     (s)he added the stipend to the money left over
3.     to supplement, to add, to continue (writing or saying something)
ikmə̑ńar šomakə̑m ušem     {verb II}     to add a few words
4.     to take, to take in, to accept
brigadə̑ške ušem     {verb II}     to take into a work team, to accept in a work team
modmaške ušem     {verb II}     to put into play, to play
5.     {mathematics} to add, to add up
βizə̑tə̑m kudə̑tə̑š ušem     {verb II}     to add five to six, to add five and six
6.     {figuratively} to draw in, to involve, to get involved, to get to participate
iktaž-köm mer pašaš ušem     {verb II}     to get somebody involved in community work
7.     {figuratively} {botany} to graft
olmapu ukšə̑m ušem     {verb II}     to graft an apple tree cutting
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// en šogem     {verb II}     {imperfective} (see above)
jalə̑n kok uremžə̑m küβar ušen šoga     {sentence}     a bridge connects the two streets of the village
// en šə̑ndem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
// kok muč́ašə̑m iktə̑š ušen šə̑ndem     {verb II}     to connect two ends

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