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jylem
{verb II} [Generate paradigm]
1.     to burn, to be on fire
pørt jyla     {sentence}     the house is on fire
ɲimo kodːəmeʃke jylem     {verb II}     to burn to the ground
ʃke tuleʃet ʃke jylet     {phrase}     you make the bed you lie in
t͡ɕonem jyla     {phrase}     I am troubled, I am worried, I'm feeling uneasy
ʃikʃ det͡ɕ posna jylem     {verb II}     to burn without smoke
erkən jylem     {verb II}     to burn slowly
2.     to burn, to provide heat (e.g. an oven)
koŋga jyla     {sentence}     the oven is burning
3.     to burn, to be alight, to be on (lamps)
lampət͡ɕke jyla     {sentence}     the lamp is on
4.     to burn out, to blow
lampət͡ɕke jylen     {sentence}     the lamp burnt out
5.     {figuratively} to tan, to get a tan
ket͡ɕeʃ jylem     {verb II}     to tan in the sun, to get a suntan
6.     {figuratively} to burn, to shine
kaβaʃte ʃydər-βlak jylat     {sentence}     stars are shining in the sky
7.     {figuratively} to burn, to hurt
pagarem jyla     {sentence}     I have heartburn
8.     {figuratively} to flush, to go red, to burn
ʃyrgəʒø jyla     {sentence}     his/her face is burning
9.     {figuratively} to be ardent, to be fully dedicated, to be committed
me ik ʃonəmaʃ dene jylena     {sentence}     we are fully committed to one idea
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// jylen kajem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
aβtobus aβarijəʃte jylen kajen     {sentence}     the bus burned up in the accident
// jylen pətem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
ʃuko saj t͡ɕodəra jylen pəten     {sentence}     a lot of good forest went up in flame

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Last update: 10 August 2023