kumda•n
{adverb} 1. widely, broadly
♦ ki•də̑m kumda•n lupše•m {verb II} to swinging one's arms
♦ kumda•n jə̑ralte•n {adjective} with a broad smile
♦ kumda•n po•č́mo šinč́a• de•ne {adverb} with eyes wide open
♦ šu•ldə̑rə̑m kumda•n šaralte•m {verb II} to open one's wings wide
2. extensively, occupying a lot of space, wide
♢ č́odə̑ra• kumda•n šarla• {sentence} the forest spreads out wide
3. {figuratively} far, wide, into the distance
♢ joč́a•n kə̑č́kə̑ra•lmə̑že kumda•n še•rgə̑lte {sentence} the child's crying could be heard all around
4. {figuratively} widely, extensively
♦ šə̑mlə̑ma•š paša•šte u jö•nə̑m kumda•n kuč́ə̑lta•m {verb I} to apply new methods in research extensively
5. {figuratively} widely, by many people
♦ kumda•n ku•č́ə̑ltmo satu• {noun} convenience goods, day-to-day goods
♦ kumda•n pa•lə̑me {adjective} famous, widely known
♦ kumda•n pa•lə̑me jeŋ {noun} famous person
♦ kumda•n pa•lə̑mə̑m ə̑šte•m {verb II} to make famous
♦ kumda•n šara•ltše {adjective} widespread
♦ moto•r ulmə̑žla•n kumda•n pa•lə̑me {adjective} famous for one's beauty
♦ motorlə̑kla•n köra• pa•lə̑me {adjective} famous for one's beauty
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