koraŋde•m
{verb II} [Generate paradigm] 1. to remove, to take away
♢ pije•tə̑m kora•ŋde! {sentence} take your dog away!
♦ küm koraŋde•m {verb II} to remove a stone
♦ odeja•lə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to remove a blanket
♦ ška•fə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to remove a cabinet
2. to demolish, to take down, to tear down, to pull down
♦ to•što leβa•šə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to tear down an old shed
3. {transitive} to part, to make space
♦ nu•žə̑m koraŋde•n oškə̑la•m {verb I} to walk, pushing the nettles in one's way aside
4. to turn, to make a turn
♦ βelosipe•də̑m purla•škə̑la koraŋde•m {verb II} to turn one's bicycle to the right
5. {transitive} to drive off, to drive away
♢ marde•ž šem pə̑•lə̑m koraŋda• {sentence} the wind is driving away the black clouds
♦ βuj gə̑č́ koraŋde•m {verb II} {set phrase} to banish from one's mind, to get out of one's head
♦ ko•rno gə̑č́ koraŋde•m {verb II} {set phrase} to lead astray
♦ ko•rno ümba•č́ koraŋde•m {verb II} {set phrase} to lead astray
♦ uš gə̑č́ koraŋde•m {verb II} {set phrase} to banish from one's mind, to get out of one's head
6. to push away
♦ ikta•ž-köm ške de•č́ə̑n koraŋde•m {verb II} to push somebody away from oneself
♦ šə̑ma•n koraŋde•m {verb II} to push away gently
7. {transitive} to drive apart, to move apart, to separate
♦ kreda•lše-βla•kə̑m tü•rlö mo•gə̑rə̑š koraŋde•m {verb II} to separate fighting people
8. to remove, to take out, to pull
♢ ko•rštə̑šo pü•jə̑m koraŋda•š logale•š {sentence} the bad tooth will have to be pulled
9. {figuratively} to drive someone off, to scare someone away, to alienate somebody
♢ šo•ŋgo ač́a•-aβa•tə̑m it kora•ŋde ške deč́e•t {sentence} don't alienate your old parents
10. {figuratively} to put aside, to set aside
♦ ikta•ž-moga•j šonə̑ma•šə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to put aside an idea
♦ paša•m koraŋde•m {verb II} to put one's work aside
11. to dismiss, to discharge, to expulse, to kick out
♦ do•lžnost' gə̑č́ koraŋde•m {verb II} to dismiss somebody from a job
♦ koro•l'ə̑m tron gə̑č́ koraŋde•m {verb II} to depose the king from his throne
♦ o•bš́š́estβe gə̑č́ koraŋde•m {verb II} to exclude from a society
♦ paša• βer gə̑č́ koraŋde•m {verb II} to dismiss somebody from a job
♦ slu•žbo gə̑č́ koraŋde•m {verb II} to exempt somebody from military service
♦ č́e•rke deč́ koraŋde•m {verb II} to excommunicate
12. to eliminate, to remove, to get rid of
♦ jo•ŋə̑lə̑šə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to eliminate mistakes
♦ kelšə̑də̑ma•šə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to overcome disagreement
♦ ne•lə̑lə̑kə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to remove difficulties
♦ po•stə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to eliminate a post
♦ sitə̑də̑ma•šə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to remedy a deficiency
♦ tita•kə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} {set phrase} to redeem one's fault, to atone
♦ u•to-si•tə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to get rid of the unnecessary
13. to distract, to divert
♦ šinč́a•m koraŋde•n ot kert {phrase} {set phrase} one cannot avert one's eyes
♦ tü•tkə̑šə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to divert someone's attention
♦ šinč́a•m koraŋde•m {verb II} {set phrase} to avert one's eyes, to look away
♦ šinč́a•m koraŋdə̑de• {adverb} {set phrase} with one's eyes intently fixed, attentively
14. to keep from, to prevent from
♦ osa•l paša• deč́ koraŋde•m {verb II} to prevent someone from doing evil deeds
15. to reject, to decline, to dismiss, to refute
♢ sud titaklə̑ma•šə̑m koraŋde•n {sentence} the court dismissed the charges
♢ su•də̑š pua•ltše ta•nə̑k-βla•kə̑m koraŋda•š jo•do {sentence} the defendant requested that the witnesses be rejected
♦ kandidatu•rə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to reject a candidacy, to disqualify from a race
♦ mane•š-mane•šə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to refute rumors
♦ č́ə̑la• otβe•tstβennost'ə̑m ške ümba•č́ koraŋde•m {verb II} to disclaim all responsibility
16. to prevent, to avert
♢ poža•rə̑m koraŋda•š kuštə̑lgə̑ra•k {sentence} preventing fires is easy
♦ a•tomnə̑j βojna•n lü•də̑kšə̑žə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to remove the danger of nuclear war
♦ kredalma•šə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to prevent a fight
17. {transitive} to separate, to part, to drive apart
♦ kok jolta•šə̑m koraŋde•m {verb II} to separate two friends
18. to take in a different direction, to give a different focus
♢ paša•m küle•š mo•gə̑rə̑š ka•jə̑me deč́ koraŋdenda• {sentence} you've taken the matter in the wrong direction
♢ mu•tə̑m ada•k küle•š te•me deč́ koraŋdə̑šna• {sentence} we have again gone off-topic
19. to repel, to repulse, to push away
♢ tə̑ga•j ko•jə̑š ške deč́e•t mo•lə̑m koraŋda• {sentence} behavior like that repels other people from you
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// koraŋde•n kolte•m {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
// o•jgə̑m koraŋde•n kolte•m {verb II} to avert trouble
// koraŋde•n tola•m {verb I} {imperfective} (see above)
// e•kšə̑kə̑m koraŋde•n tola•m {verb I} to eliminate errors
// koraŋde•n šoge•m {verb II} {imperfective} (see above)
// šinč́aβo•č́mə̑m koraŋde•n šoge•m {verb II} to avert the evil eye
--"PARENT"--> koraŋa•m
