keč́ə̑βa•l
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. midday, noon
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l βele•š {adverb} till midday, till noon
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l deč́ βara• {adverb} in the afternoon
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l deč́ βara•se žap {noun} afternoon
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l deč́ o•nč́ə̑č́ {adverb} in the morning
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l deč́ o•nč́ə̑č́so žap {noun} morning
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l liša•n {adverb} towards noon
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l marte• {adverb} till midday, till noon
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l taŋe•š {adverb} towards noon
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l ertə̑me•k {adverb} in the afternoon
♦ keč́ə̑βalla•n koč́ka•m {verb I} to have lunch
♦ tura• keč́ə̑βa•l {noun} midday, exactly noon, high noon
2. daytime, day
♢ keč́ə̑βala•t šu•o {sentence} it's daytime already
3. lunch
♢ keč́ə̑βalla•n mo u•lo? {sentence} what's for lunch?
♦ keč́ə̑βalla•n kaje•m {verb II} to go for lunch
♦ keč́ə̑βalla•n üža•m {verb I} to invite for lunch
♦ keč́ə̑βa•lə̑m ə̑šte•m {verb II} to have lunch, to eat lunch
~ USAGE AS A MODIFIER ~
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l βo•lgə̑do {noun} daylight
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l βo•lgə̑də̑m uža•m {verb I} {set phrase} to come to light; {set phrase} to appear, to be published
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l βo•lgə̑də̑ško lekta•m {verb I} {set phrase} to come to light
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l βo•lgə̑də̑što {adverb} in the daylight, by daylight
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l žap {noun} lunch hour, lunchtime
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l ka•nə̑š {noun} lunch break
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l ke•č́e {noun} midday sun
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l ko•č́kə̑š {noun} lunch
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l lü•štə̑š {noun} milk that is milked in the daytime
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l sea•ns {noun} daytime showing
♦ keč́ə̑βa•l sme•ne {noun} day shift
