ʒap
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. time
♢ mə•jən jara• ʒape•m uke• {sentence} I do not have any free time
♢ ʒap erta• {sentence} time is passing
♢ ʒap ʃue•ʃ {sentence} time will tell
♢ ʒap - oksa• {sentence} time is money
♢ ʒape•m u•ke {sentence} I don't have any time
♢ ʒa•pʃe erte•n {sentence} his/her time ran out
♦ ʒap oge•ʃ βu•t͡ɕo {phrase} time and tide wait for no man, no time to lose, time is running out
♦ ʒap ont͡ɕəkta• {phrase} time will tell
♦ ʒap gət͡ɕ ʒa•pəʃke {adverb} from time to time
♦ ʒap de•ne tør kaje•m {verb II} {set phrase} to keep up with the times
♦ ʒap det͡ɕ o•nt͡ɕət͡ɕ {adverb} {set phrase} prematurely
♦ ʒap det͡ɕ o•nt͡ɕət͡ɕ lukma•ʃ {noun} {law} parole
♦ ʒap det͡ɕ o•nt͡ɕət͡ɕ ʃoŋgeme•m {verb II} to age prematurely
♦ ʒap ʃude• {adverb} {set phrase} prematurely
♦ ʒap ʃude• koləma•ʃ {noun} premature death
♦ ʒap e•rtəme se•mən {adverb} in the course of time
♦ ʒap ertəme•ke {adverb} over time
♦ ʒap ʃume•ʃ {adverb} for a time
♦ ʒa•pʃe go•dəm {adverb} {set phrase} in due time
♦ ʒa•pʃe ma•rte {adverb} for a time
♦ ʒap ʃume•ʃke {adverb} for a time
♦ ʒa•pəm βesela•n ertarəma•ʃ {noun} entertainment, amusement
♦ ʒa•pəm ikta•ʒ-kuze• ertare•m {verb II} to kill time
♦ ʒa•pəm ertarəma•ʃ {noun} pastime
♦ ʒa•pəm ertarəmaʃla•n jøra•təme paʃa• {noun} favorite pastime
♦ ʒa•pəm ertare•m {verb II} to spend time, to have fun
♦ ʒa•pən ʃu•jnəməʒo {noun} duration, length of time
♦ ikməɲa•r ʒap {noun} some time
♦ jøna•n ʒap {noun} favorable moment
♦ kə•zətse ʒap {noun} modern times, the present day and age
♦ mosko•so ʒap pot͡ɕe•ʃ {adverb} (in) Moscow time
♦ to•lmo ʒap {noun} arrival time
2. season, time, era, period
♦ keŋe•ʒ ʒap {noun} summertime
♦ ky•t͡ɕək ʒap {noun} point in time, date
♦ paʃa• ʒap {noun} working time, working hours
♦ paʃa•m ə•ʃtəme ʒap {noun} business hours, opening hours
♦ sa•mərək ʒap {noun} youth
♦ tune•mːe ʒap {noun} years of study
♦ yja•k-myja•k ʒap {noun} honeymoon
♦ er ko•t͡ɕkəʃ ʒap {noun} breakfast time
♦ jara• ʒap {noun} free time, spare time, leisure time
3. {linguistics} tense
♦ kə•zətse ʒap {noun} {linguistics} present tense
♦ ʃuʃa•ʃ ʒap {noun} future tense
♦ e•rtəʃe ʒap {noun} past tense
4. deadline
♢ ʒap ʃu•ən {sentence} the deadline came
♦ pale•mdəme ʒap {noun} deadline
5. {figuratively} watch, clock
♦ ʒa•pəm ont͡ɕala•m {verb I} to look at a watch, to look at a clock
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♦ ʒap dejeprit͡ɕa•stij {noun} {linguistics} temporal gerund, gerund of time
♦ ʒap jo•dəʃ {noun} a matter of time
♦ ʒap katego•rij {noun} {linguistics} category of tense
♦ ʒap ky•dəɲ uʒa•ʃ {noun} {linguistics} temporal clause
♦ ʒap kəl {noun} {linguistics} temporal relationship
♦ ʒap nare•t͡ɕij {noun} {linguistics} temporal adverb, adverb of time
♦ ʒap pot͡ɕe•ʃ mut {noun} {linguistics} temporal postposition
♦ ʒap pətəma•ʃ {noun} expiration
♦ ʒap forma•t {noun} time format, hour format
♦ ʒap uʃe•m mut {noun} {linguistics} temporal conjunction
♦ ʒap ʃtamp {noun} {computing} time stamp
