kusaraltam
{verb I} [Generate paradigm] 1. {intransitive} to move, to relocate
♦ u βerəʃke kusaraltam {verb I} to move to a new place
2. to change, to switch, to transfer (jobs, studies, class, etc.)
♦ βes paʃaʃke kusaraltam {verb I} to change one's job
♦ luəmʃo klasːəʃke kusaraltam {verb I} to transfer to tenth class
3. {intransitive} to move, to travel, to be fixed, to be drawn (one's eyes, thoughts, etc.)
♢ ʃint͡ɕam təjən ymbaket ʃkeʒak kusaralteʃ {sentence} my eyes are drawn to you
4. to be transferred to, to be passed on to
♦ iktaʒ-kølan kusaraltam {verb I} to be passed on to somebody
5. to be directed, to be focused (e.g., one's efforts)
♢ ulo ynar joŋələʃəm tørlatəmaʃke kusaralteʃ {sentence} all effort is directed to the elimination of errors
6. {figuratively} to move in a certain direction (conversation)
♢ ʃiʒde ʃomakna βes kornəʃ kusaralte {sentence} suddenly our conversation went in a different direction
7. to be translated
♦ marlaʃke kusaraltam {verb I} to be translated into Mari
8. to be put off, to be postponed
♦ βes ijəʃke kusaraltam {verb I} to be put off to the following year
9. to be passed on, to be inherited
♢ miʃa at͡ɕaʒ den aβaʒən ik ergəʃt, nunən koləmekəʃt, t͡ɕəla surt-pet͡ɕe miʃalan kusaralteʃ {sentence} Misha is his parents' only son, when they die, their entire estate will be passed on to Misha
--"PARENT"--> kusarem
