prinimatlem
{verb II} {Russian loan} [Generate paradigm] 1. to take over, to take up (e.g., a post)
♦ direktorlan prinimatlem {verb II} to take over as director
2. to accept, to take
♦ iktaž-mom kuštə̑lgə̑n prinimatlem {verb II} to take something lightly
♦ pašaš prinimatlem {verb II} to hire somebody
♦ prinimatlaš lijme {adjective} acceptable
♦ usloβijə̑m prinimatlem {verb II} to accept conditions
♦ üžmašə̑m prinimatlem {verb II} to accept an invitation
3. to receive, to give a reception to
♦ porə̑n prinimatlem {verb II} to give a warm reception
♦ joltaš semə̑n prinimatlem {verb II} to give a warm reception
4. to receive, to see, to accept (e.g., a doctor patients)
♢ tač́e βrač́ č́erle-βlakə̑m ok prinimatle {sentence} the doctor isn't seeing patients today
♢ βrač́ kok šagat gə̑č́ nə̑lə̑t marte prinimatla {sentence} the doctor will see people from two to four o'clock
5. to accept, to adopt, to approve (e.g., through a vote)
♦ törtə̑kə̑m prinimatlem {verb II} to pass a law
6. to receive (e.g., over radio, telephone)
♦ signalə̑m prinimatlem {verb II} to receive a signal
♦ komandə̑m prinimatlem {verb II} to receive an order
7. to take, to reach, to have (used in certain expressions)
♦ dušə̑m prinimatlem {verb II} to take a shower, to have a shower
♦ rešenijə̑m prinimatlem {verb II} to reach a decision
♦ priśagə̑m prinimatlem {verb II} to take an oath
♦ uč́astijə̑m prinimatlem {verb II} to take part
