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šükalam
{verb I} {momentary} [Generate paradigm]
1.     to push, to shove
oŋ gə̑č́ šükalam     {verb I}     to push someone's chest
2.     {figuratively} to push away, to push aside
iktaž-köm ške deč́ə̑n šükalam     {verb I}     to push someone away, to push someone out of one's way
jöratə̑še jeŋə̑m ške deč́em šükalə̑nam     {sentence}     I pushed away the person that loved me
3.     {transitive} to move
ik βer gə̑č́ βes βerə̑š šükalam     {verb I}     to move something from one place to another
4.     {figuratively} to refuse, to decline, to turn down
izi joč́a šörə̑m šükaleš     {sentence}     the little child is refusing the milk
5.     {figuratively} to put off, to postpone, to defer
šanč́e pašam šeŋgek šükalam     {verb I}     to put off scientific work
6.     {figuratively} to push back, to push into the background, to sideline
paša joč́am šeŋgeke šükalə̑n     {sentence}     work pushed the child into the background
7.     {figuratively} to push into, to incite, to compel
jeŋə̑m puštmaške šükalam     {verb I}     to incite someone to kill someone
8.     {figuratively} to shift something on someone, to dump on
otβetstβennost' βesə̑lan šükalam     {verb I}     to shift the responsibility on someone
9.     {figuratively} to eat, to drink (to counteract aftertaste), to wash down, to wash out
koč́ə̑m βüd dene šükalam     {verb I}     to wash out a bitter taste with water
~ COPULATIVE CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
/ šükal luktam     {verb I}     (out)
/ šə̑rpə̑m parńa gə̑č́ šükal luktam     {verb I}     to push a splinter out of a finger
/ šükal purtem     {verb II}     (in)
/ lekše püken jolə̑m šükal purtem     {verb II}     to push in a leg chair that has fallen out
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// šükal koltem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
// koč́o emə̑m βüd dene šükal koltem     {verb II}     to wash down bitter medicine with water
// šükal kudaltem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
izieze üdə̑rə̑m šükal kudaltə̑š     {sentence}     the little boy pushed the girl over
// šükal šuem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
// jüšö jeŋə̑m šükal šuem     {verb II}     to push over a drunken man
// šükal šə̑ndem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
// šür tarelkə̑m šükal šə̑ndem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
--"PARENT"--> šükem

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