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pətarem
{verb II} [Generate paradigm]
1.     {transitive} to finish, to complete, to conclude
institutəm pətarem     {verb II}     to graduate from an institute of higher education
mutəm pətarem     {verb II}     to finish one's speech
paʃam pətarem     {verb II}     to finish work
pisən pətarem     {verb II}     to finish quickly
ʃkoləm pətarem     {verb II}     to finish school
2.     to destroy, to eliminate, to eradicate
bezgramotnostʲəm pətarem     {verb II}     to eliminate illiteracy
βoʒ gənak pətarem     {verb II}     to eradicate
βoʒge pətarem     {verb II}     to eradicate
koʎam pətarem     {verb II}     to exterminate mice
pyrtys motorləkəm pətarem     {verb II}     to destroy the beauty of nature
serəʃəm pətarem     {verb II}     to destroy a letter
sitədəmaʃəm pətarem     {verb II}     to eliminate shortcomings
tuʃmanəm pətarem     {verb II}     to destroy an enemy
ʃeŋgelan kodmaʃəm pətarem     {verb II}     to catch up with the backlog
3.     to spend
oksam pətarem     {verb II}     to spend money
4.     to deplete, to exhaust, to use up
jəʒəŋəm pətarem     {verb II}     to exhaust one's strength
teməm pətarem     {verb II}     to exhaust a topic
t͡ɕəla ʃapaʃəm pətarem     {verb II}     to deplete one's entire stock
5.     to put a stop to, to put an end to, to abolish, to get rid of
yt͡ɕaʃəmaʃəm pətarem     {verb II}     to put a stop to an argument
ʃotdəmələkəm pətarem     {verb II}     to put an end to unrest
6.     {transitive} to wear out
keməm pətarem     {verb II}     to wear out boots
7.     {figuratively} to exhaust, to deplete, to wear out, to bring down, to break
məjəm ojgo pətara     {sentence}     the sorrow is bringing me down
iktaʒ-køn toreʃlanəməʒəm pətarem     {verb II}     to break somebody's resistance
8.     {in a converb construction} (marks completeness of an action, implies a certain intensity, coupled with transitive verbs)
iktaʒ-mom tunem pətarem     {verb II}     to graduate from somewhere, to finish schooling
kut͡ɕəlt pətarem     {verb II}     to use everything up, to spend everything
puʒen pətarem     {verb II}     to destroy, to ruin
pyt͡ɕkeden pətarem     {verb II}     to cut up
tunem pətarem     {verb II}     to finish studies
tylen pətarem     {verb II}     to pay (for everything)
jurisprudent͡sijəm tunem pətarem     {verb II}     to graduate from law school
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// pətaren tolam     {verb I}     {perfective} (see above)
// sitədəmaʃəm pətaren tolam     {verb I}     to eliminate shortcomings
// pətaren ʃuem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
// paʃam pətaren ʃuem     {verb II}     to complete the work
--"PARENT"--> pətem

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