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nøltem
{verb II} [Generate paradigm]
1.     to lift, to raise, to move up, to pick up
ukʃint͡ɕəʃem nølta     {phrase}     I'm feeling sick
βujəm nøltem     {verb II}     to raise one's head; {set phrase} to start working actively; {set phrase} to return to life, to grow; {set phrase} to become proud, to become arrogant
kidəm nøltem     {verb II}     to raise one's hand
kijəʃe tojam nøltem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to lie, to tell lies
kranəm nøltem     {verb II}     to raise a crane
kyʃkø nøltem     {verb II}     to raise up
meʃakəm nøltem     {verb II}     to pick up a bag
nelətəm nøltem     {verb II}     to lift a load
nerəm nøltem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to give oneself airs, to get a swelled head
nølten puem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to bear abundantly
tuβərəm nøltem     {verb II}     to lift up one's shirt
t͡ɕarkam nøltem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to raise a glass (as a toast)
2.     to raise (dust, smoke, waves, etc.)
purakəm nøltem     {verb II}     to raise dust
tolkənəm nøltem     {verb II}     to create waves
3.     to raise, to make higher
erla tide kornəm nøltaʃ tyŋaləna, - maɲe brigadir     {sentence}     we will start raising this street tomorrow - said the foreman
βydəm nøltem     {verb II}     to increase the water level
saβarəm nøltem     {verb II}     to raise a fence
4.     {figuratively} to raise, to set in motion, to start
pudərant͡ɕəkəm nøltem     {verb II}     to raise havoc
5.     {figuratively} to increase, to raise, to improve
aβtoritetəm nøltem     {verb II}     to increase one's authority
akəm nøltem     {verb II}     to raise prices
doxodəm nøltem     {verb II}     to raise revenue
kβalifikat͡sijəm nøltem     {verb II}     to improve one's skills
kumələm nøltem     {verb II}     to raise someone's spirits
mastarləkəm nøltem     {verb II}     to improve one's skills
paʃa lektəʃəm nøltem     {verb II}     to increase labor productivity
paʃadarəm nøltem     {verb II}     to increase someone's salary, to raise someone's pay
ʃint͡ɕəmaʃəm nøltem     {verb II}     to increase one's knowledge
6.     to build, to construct, to erect, to raise
zaβodəm nøltem     {verb II}     to erect a factory
olam nøltem     {verb II}     to build a city
oraltəm nøltem     {verb II}     to raise a farmstead
pørtəm nøltem     {verb II}     to construct a house
pərdəʒəm nøltem     {verb II}     to build a wall
7.     {figuratively} to put something on its feet, to develop
jalozanləkəm nøltem     {verb II}     to develop agriculture
8.     to plough, to plow (A.E.ALT), to break new ground
søreməm nøltem     {verb II}     to break new ground
9.     {figuratively} {transitive} to make, to spread (sound, smells, etc.)
jyk-jyanəm nøltem     {verb II}     to make noise
10.     {figuratively} to glorify, to exalt, to praise
kaβa marte nøltem     {verb II}     to praise to the skies
11.     {figuratively} to raise, to bring up (e.g., a question)
jodəʃəm nøltem     {verb II}     to raise a question
12.     {textile working} to weave (patterns)
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// nølten ʃogalam     {verb I}     {perfective} (see above)
tudo toβarəm nølten ʃogalən     {sentence}     (s)he picked up the ax
// nølten ʃogem     {verb II}     {imperfective} (see above)
// flagəm nølten ʃogem     {verb II}     to raise flags
// nølten ʃəndem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
kuməldam nølten ʃəndena     {sentence}     we will improve your moods

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