kudaləʃta•m
{verb I} {frequentative} [Generate paradigm] 1. to run around, to crawl around (e.g., on four or more legs)
♢ izi• ʃukʃ-βlak kuda•ləʃtət {sentence} small worms are crawling around
♦ po•t͡ɕəm kyʃ nølte•n kudaləʃta•m {verb I} to run with one's tail up in the air
2. to move around, to shake, to sway
♢ po•jezd kuda•lme go•dəm ystemba•lne ko•t͡ɕkəʃ kudaləʃte•ʃ {sentence} the food on the table shakes as the train moves
3. to ride (on horseback)
♦ tørge•n kudaləʃta•m {verb I} to gallop on a horse
4. to drive around, to move around (e.g., cars)
♦ ty•rlø βerla•ʃke kudaləʃta•m {verb I} to drive around to different places
5. to drive around, to ride around (using a means of transport)
♦ kət͡ɕa•l kudaləʃta•m {verb I} to drive around looking for something
♦ maʃina• de•ne kudaləʃta•m {verb I} to drive a car around
♦ møŋge•ʃ-o•ɲəʃ kudaləʃta•m {verb I} to drive back and forth
♦ jal gət͡ɕ ja•ləʃ kudaləʃta•m {verb I} to drive from village to village
~ COPULATIVE CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
/ kuda•ləʃt saβərne•m {verb II} (around, about)
/ t͡ɕodəra• jər kuda•ləʃt saβərne•m {verb II} to drive about the forest
/ kuda•ləʃt tola•m {verb I} (towards)
/ ʃernu•rəʃ kuda•ləʃt tola•m {verb I} to drive to Shernur
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// kuda•ləʃt pətare•m {verb II} {perfective} (see above); to leave tracks in all directions; to travel all over
♢ məj mosko• mu•t͡ɕko t͡ɕəla• kuda•ləʃt pətarena•m {sentence} I drove around all of Moscow
--"PARENT"--> kudala•m
