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purtem
{verb II} [Generate paradigm]
1.     to bring in
kə̑ltam purtaš βele kodə̑n     {phrase}     almost everything is done, the work is almost finished
βüdə̑m purtem     {verb II}     to bring in water
monč́aš purtem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to wash someone in the sauna; {set phrase} to give it to somebody good, to give somebody what for, to give somebody hell
pörtə̑š purtem     {verb II}     to bring into the house
unam pölemə̑ške purtem     {verb II}     to show a guest into a room
ušə̑m purtem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to punish, to give a good lesson, to teach a good lesson
č́odə̑raške purtem     {verb II}     to bring into the forest
šolaš purtem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to boil, to make boil
šokšə̑m purtem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to scold severely, to give a good scolding
2.     to let in
malaš purtem     {verb II}     to let somebody spend the night
iktə̑n-iktə̑n purtem     {verb II}     to let in one by one
3.     to include, to insert, to enter, to incorporate, to add to
iktaž-köm spiskə̑š purtem     {verb II}     to enter somebody on a list
4.     to take into, to accept, to admit
uniβersitetə̑š purtem     {verb II}     to accept at university, to admit to a university
tə̑neš purtem     {verb II}     {religion} to christen, to baptize
č́lenə̑š purtem     {verb II}     to accept as a member
ške deke pašaš purtem     {verb II}     to hire somebody, to take somebody into one's service
ške deke tareš purtem     {verb II}     to hire somebody, to take somebody into one's service
5.     to appoint, to assign as
orollan purtem     {verb II}     to appoint someone guard
6.     to implement, to establish, to introduce
modə̑ško purtem     {verb II}     to bring into fashion
ilə̑šə̑š purtem     {verb II}     to implement
planə̑m ilə̑šə̑š purtem     {verb II}     to implement a plan, to realize a plan
u poŕadkə̑m purtem     {verb II}     to establish a new order
7.     {transitive} to drive in (e.g., a nail)
meč́ə̑m purtem     {verb II}     to score a goal
pudam purtem     {verb II}     to drive in a nail
8.     to drive in (animals)
č́ə̑βə̑m purtem     {verb II}     to drive in chickens
9.     to let come, to allow to approach
meraŋ mə̑jə̑m škež dek peš liške purten     {sentence}     the hare let me come up close
10.     to build in, to install
otoplenijə̑m pörtə̑škö purtem     {verb II}     to install central heating in a house
električ́estβə̑m purtem     {verb II}     to install electrical equipment
11.     to bring into, to lead into (e.g., a situation)
sulə̑kə̑š purtem     {verb II}     to lead somebody into sin
jöndə̑mö položenijə̑š purtem     {verb II}     to get someone in an awkward situation
eŋgekə̑š purtem     {verb II}     to get somebody into trouble
12.     to inspire (feelings)
u šonə̑mašə̑m purtem     {verb II}     to inspire new thoughts
üšanə̑m purtem     {verb II}     to inspire hope
13.     to bring into one's house, to bring into one's family, to let someone join one's family
joč́alə̑keš purtem     {verb II}     to adopt somebody as one's child
šeškə̑m purtem     {verb II}     to bring a daughter-in-law into one's house
ergə̑lə̑keš purtem     {verb II}     to adopt somebody as a son
14.     to put in, to find room for, to make go in
č́ə̑la ik č́emodanə̑š purtem     {verb II}     to put everything in one suitcase
15.     to invite in (as a guest)
iktaž-köm unala purtem     {verb II}     to invite somebody in as a guest
16.     {in a converb construction} (marks movement into something, coupled with transitive verbs)
βüden purtem     {verb II}     to lead in
konden purtem     {verb II}     to bring in
namijen purtem     {verb II}     to bring in
numal purtem     {verb II}     to carry in
šüdə̑ren purtem     {verb II}     to drag in, to haul in
šükal purtem     {verb II}     to push in
šüken purtem     {verb II}     to push in
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// purten kodem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
// serə̑šə̑m purten kodem     {verb II}     to bring in a letter
// č́odə̑raške purten kodem     {verb II}     to bring into the forest
// purten koltem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above); to drop, to let fall; {transitive} to drown
// βüdə̑š purten koltem     {verb II}     to drown someone
// kid gə̑č́ purten koltem     {verb II}     to drop from one's hands
// purten luktam     {verb I}     {perfective} (see above)
mə̑j dekem tudə̑m purten luksa!     {sentence}     bring him/her to me!
// purten pə̑štem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above); to put in, to stick in
// malaš purten pə̑štem     {verb II}     to put someone to bed
// purten tolam     {verb I}     {perfective} (see above)
// ilə̑šə̑š purten tolam     {verb I}     to put into effect, to put into practice
// purten šogaltem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
// kožə̑m pört pokšek purten šogaltem     {verb II}     to put a spruce up in the middle of one's house
pörtə̑š susə̑rgə̑šo kok saltakə̑m purten šogaltə̑št     {sentence}     two wounded soldiers were brought into the house
// purten šogem     {verb II}     {imperfective} (see above)
// monč́aš βüdə̑m purten šogem     {verb II}     to bring water into the sauna
// purten šə̑ndem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above); to put in
// iktaž-kön üstel koklaš purten šə̑ndem     {verb II}     to set somebody down at the table

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