ke•lge
{adjective} {noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. deep
♦ ke•lge βoža•n {adjective} with deep roots
♦ ke•lge βüd {phrase} deep water
♦ ke•lge βə̑ńe•m {noun} oceanic trench
♦ ke•lge jüka•n {adjective} in a deep voice
♦ ke•lge kore•m {noun} deep ravine
♦ ke•lge ku•ptə̑r {noun} deep wrinkle, deep crease
♦ ke•lge küse•n {noun} deep pocket
♦ ke•lge lum {noun} deep snow
♦ ke•lge pundaša•n {adjective} with a deep bottom
♦ ke•lge ta•βe {noun} deep well
♦ ke•lge šüla•ltə̑šə̑m nala•m {verb I} to take a deep breath
♦ ke•lge šü•lə̑š {noun} deep breath
♦ lu metr ke•lge βüd {noun} water ten meters deep
2. deep, remote
♦ ke•lge č́odə̑ra• {noun} deep forest
3. advanced, late, deep
♦ ke•lge jüd {noun} dead of the night
♦ ke•lge te•le {noun} midwinter, middle of winter, deep winter
4. {figuratively} deep, profound, strong
♦ ke•lge jöratə̑ma•š {noun} deep love, profound love
♦ ke•lge o•jgo {noun} deep mourning
♦ ke•lge ojə̑rte•m {noun} profound differences
♦ ke•lge o•mo {noun} deep sleep
♦ ke•lge uš-a•kə̑l {noun} profound mind
♦ ke•lge üšanə̑ma•š {noun} deep conviction, strong belief
♦ ke•lge šonə̑ma•š {noun} deep thoughts
♦ ke•lge šonə̑maša•n {adjective} profound
♦ ke•lge šinč́aonč́altə̑ša•n {noun} {set phrase} with a serious look, with a deep look
♦ ke•lge šinč́ə̑ma•š {noun} profound knowledge
5. depth, the deep
♦ mut ke•lgə̑ške kaja• {phrase} (s)he's going too far (saying too much, leading to a quarrel)
♦ paša• ke•lgə̑š kaja• {phrase} it's getting too complicated
♦ ke•lgə̑ške kaje•m {verb II} {set phrase} to go into detail
