püč́kedem
{verb II} {frequentative} [Generate paradigm] 1. to cut, to cut up, to cut apart, to cut into pieces
♦ iktaž-mom tə̑gə̑də̑n püč́kedem {verb II} to cut something into little pieces
♦ kagazə̑m püč́kedem {verb II} to cut paper up
♦ kində̑m püč́kedem {verb II} to cut bread
♦ kuemə̑m püč́kedem {verb II} to cut up fabric
♦ püč́keden ə̑štem {verb II} to carve, to chisel
♦ šümə̑m püč́kedem {verb II} {set phrase} to break somebody's heart, to cut somebody to the heart
♦ šə̑lə̑m püč́kedem {verb II} to cut meat
2. to saw, to saw apart
♦ koktə̑n püč́kedem {verb II} to saw in two
♦ oŋam püč́kedem {verb II} to saw a board apart
♦ pə̑rńa muč́ašə̑m püč́kedem {verb II} to saw off the ends of a beam
♦ pilorameš püč́kedem {verb II} to saw in a power saw bench
3. to parcel out, to allot (land)
♦ mlandə̑m püč́kedem {verb II} to parcel out land
♦ püč́keden puem {verb II} to allot a piece of land to someone
4. to trim, to cut
♦ küč́ə̑m püč́kedem {verb II} to cut one's nails, to trim one's nails
♦ örə̑šə̑m püč́kedem {verb II} to trim one's mustache
5. {figuratively} to kill (only used for animals)
♢ tumna č́ə̑βə̑m püč́keda, βürə̑m gə̑na jüeš {sentence} owls kill chickens and only drink their blood
6. to chop, to crush, to grind
♦ olə̑mə̑m püč́kedem {verb II} to chop
7. to cut out, to cut (fabric)
♦ tuβə̑rə̑m püč́kedem {verb II} to cut out fabric for a shirt
8. to harvest, to dig up (vegetables)
♦ kešə̑rə̑m püč́kedem {verb II} to dig up carrots
9. {figuratively} to indent
♢ izi iksa serə̑m püč́keden {sentence} the little bay indented the shore
10. {figuratively} to cut through (e.g., light through darkness)
♢ pə̑č́kemə̑šə̑m βolgə̑do püč́keda {sentence} the light cuts through the darkness
♢ tulβuš tolkə̑nə̑m püč́keda {sentence} the steamer cuts through the waves
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// püč́keden optem {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
♢ kum kubometr pum me peš βaške püč́keden optə̑šna {sentence} we quickly cut up three cubic meters of wood
// püč́keden pə̑tarem {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
// šoganə̑m püč́keden pə̑tarem {verb II} to harvest the onions
