kə̑ńeltem
{verb II} [Generate paradigm] 1. {transitive} to wake up, to get up, to make somebody get up, to raise
♦ kijə̑šə̑m kə̑ńeltem {verb II} to wake up a sleeping person
♦ kə̑ńelten šogaltem {verb II} to put someone on his/her feet
♦ ökə̑meš kə̑ńeltem {verb II} to force to get up
2. to frighten off, to frighten away (e.g., birds)
♦ kajə̑kə̑m kə̑ńeltem {verb II} to frighten off a bird
♦ meraŋə̑m kə̑ńeltem {verb II} to frighten off a hare
3. {figuratively} to rouse, to stir up, to agitate
♦ βojska-βlakə̑m atakə̑š kə̑ńeltem {verb II} to rouse the troops to attack
♦ βosstanijə̑š kə̑ńeltem {verb II} to stir up rebellion
4. {figuratively} to awaken, to rouse, to cause, to bring up
♦ šə̑də̑m kə̑ńeltem {verb II} to cause harm
♦ tošto šonə̑mašə̑m kə̑ńeltem {verb II} to bring up old thoughts
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// kə̑ńelten šə̑ndem {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
// malə̑šə̑m kə̑ńelten šə̑ndem {verb II} to wake someone that is sleeping
--"PARENT"--> kə̑ńelam
