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kuškam
{verb I} [Generate paradigm]
1.     {intransitive} to grow
ola kuškeš     {sentence}     the city is growing
kunam kuškat     {phrase}     when you're grown up, when you're old enough
tošto korneš šudo ok kuš     {phrase}     grass does not grow on a beaten track
βijan kuškam     {verb I}     to grow quickly
kuškə̑n leβedaltam     {verb I}     to be overgrown
kuškə̑n šarlem     {verb II}     to grow wild, to luxuriate
küškö kuškam     {verb I}     to grow tall, to shoot up
peš kuškam     {verb I}     to grow a lot, to grow out of one's clothes
sajə̑n kuškam     {verb I}     to keep growing
2.     {figuratively} to develop, to improve, to be on the rise
mə̑jə̑n šinč́a onč́ə̑lnem peš kuško     {sentence}     (s)he has grown in my estimation
nauko kuškeš     {sentence}     science is developing
gramotnost' kuškə̑n     {sentence}     literacy was on the rise
3.     to rise up, to be built
u pört-βlak kuškə̑t     {sentence}     new houses are rising up
4.     to grow together, to heal
susə̑r βer kuškə̑n     {sentence}     the wound healed
lu sajə̑n kuškə̑n     {sentence}     the bone grew together properly
5.     {figuratively} to rise, to grow, to increase
ak kuškə̑n     {sentence}     prices have risen
parə̑m kuškeš     {sentence}     debt is growing
~ COPULATIVE CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
/ kuškə̑n lektam     {verb I}     (out)
/ mlande gə̑č́ kuškə̑n lektam     {verb I}     to grow out of the ground
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// kuškə̑n kajem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
jür deč́ βara ozə̑mna kuze kuškə̑n kajə̑š!     {sentence}     how our winter crops grew after the rain!
// kuškə̑n tolam     {verb I}     {perfective} (see above)
zarplatə̑n kokla kugə̑tšo ere kuškə̑n toleš     {sentence}     the average salary is rising continually
// kuškə̑n šinč́am     {verb I}     {perfective} (see above)
onč́o, teŋgeč́ə̑se βerə̑štet mogaj poŋgo kuškə̑n šinč́ə̑n!     {sentence}     see what mushrooms have grown here since yesterday!
// kuškə̑n šogalam     {verb I}     {perfective} (see above)
izi βele ə̑l'e, mogaj kač́e kuškə̑n šogalə̑n     {sentence}     it's like yesterday that he was a little boy, and what a young man he has grown up to be
// kuškə̑n šogem     {verb II}     {imperfective} (see above)
pakč́ašte šogan kuškə̑n šoga     {sentence}     onions are growing in the garden
// kuškə̑n šuam     {verb I}     to grow up
školə̑m tunem pə̑tarə̑memlan, mə̑jə̑n šüžaremat kuškə̑n šueš     {sentence}     by the time I finish school, my sister will have grown up
// kuškə̑n šušo     {adjective}     adult, grown, grown-up
// kuškə̑n šušo jeŋ     {noun}     adult, grown-up

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