aza•p
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. distress, misfortune, trouble
♢ moga•j aza•pə̑š lo•galə̑n? {sentence} what kind of trouble did (s)he get into?
♦ aza•pə̑š βerešta•m {verb I} to get into trouble; {set phrase} to make a blunder, to put one's foot in it
♦ aza•pə̑š logala•m {verb I} to get into trouble; {set phrase} to make a blunder, to put one's foot in it
♢ ti•de joč́a• de•ne ere• aza•p {sentence} there's nothing but trouble with this child
2. torment, affliction, ordeal, pain
♢ č́e•rle aza•pə̑m šu•ko u•žə̑n {sentence} the sick person suffered a lot of pain
3. anxiety, uneasiness, agitation, alarm
♦ aza•pə̑š pure•m {verb II} to be worried, to be disturbed, to be troubled, to be alarmed
♦ aza•pə̑š purte•m {verb II} to worry, to disturb, to trouble, to alarm
~ USAGE AS A MODIFIER ~
♦ aza•p č́aŋ {noun} alarm, alarm bell
