izi•ʃ
{adverb} 1. a bit, a little
♢ tu•do izi•ʃ gəna• t͡ɕən {sentence} (s)he's hardly right
♢ izi•ʃ gəna• luda•ʃ lije•ʃ {sentence} you can hardly read this
♢ izi•ʃ gəna• ʃəm kamβo•t͡ɕ {sentence} I almost fell
♢ izi•ʃ gəna• βara•ʃ ʃəm kod {sentence} I almost was late
♢ izi•ʃ lijme•k, ø•rtʃø pu•rəʃ {sentence} (s)he came to a little later
♦ izi•ʃ gəna• {adverb} {set phrase} hardly; {set phrase} (with negation) almost
♦ izi•ʃ kanalte•m {verb II} to rest for a bit
♦ izi•ʃ kutəre•m {verb II} to talk for a bit
♦ izi•ʃ kuʃkeda•m {verb I} to tear something slightly
♦ izi•ʃ lijme•ke {adverb} {set phrase} a bit later, not long after
♦ izi•ʃ lija•t {adverb} {set phrase} a bit later, not long after
♦ izi•ʃ tolaʃe•m {verb II} to play a few pranks
♦ izi•ʃ ʃonalte•m {verb II} to think a little
♦ izi•ʃ sajra•kən {adverb} a bit better
♦ izi•ʃ ondakra•k {adverb} a bit earlier
♦ izi•ʃ ʃala•-βula• {adjective} a bit absent-minded
♦ izi•ʃ ʒap ertəme•ke {adverb} after some time passed
2. almost, nearly
♢ izi•ʃ kaβare•n o•məl {sentence} I almost kicked the bucket
♢ izi•ʃ gəna• kaβare•n o•məl {sentence} I almost kicked the bucket
♦ izi•ʃ gəna• {adverb} {set phrase} almost, nearly
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