jü•kə̑n
{adverb} 1. loudly, aloud, out loud
♦ gaze•tə̑m jü•kə̑n ludma•š {noun} reading the newspaper aloud
♦ ik jü•kə̑n {adverb} monotonely; unanimously
♦ jü•kə̑n kutə̑re•m {verb II} to talk loudly
♦ jü•kə̑n luda•m {verb I} to read aloud
♦ jü•kə̑n šonkale•m {verb II} to think out loud
♦ jü•kə̑n šorta•m {verb I} to howl, to roar, to scream; to sob loudly
♦ jü•kə̑n šorta•š tüŋala•m {verb I} to burst out sobbing, to begin sobbing
♦ jü•kə̑n šo•rtə̑n kolte•m {verb II} to burst out sobbing, to begin sobbing
♦ kugu• jü•kə̑n ojle•m {verb II} to say in a loud voice
♦ kugu• jü•kə̑n kutə̑re•m {verb II} to say in a loud voice
♦ pe•le jü•kə̑n {adverb} in an undertone, under one's breath
♦ u•lo jü•kə̑n {adverb} with one's whole voice, at the top of one's voice
♦ u•lo jü•kə̑n kə̑č́kə̑re•m {verb II} to yell with one's whole voice, to yell at the top of one's voice
--"PARENT"--> jük
