kusaralta•m
{verb I} [Generate paradigm] 1. {intransitive} to move, to relocate
♦ u βe•rə̑ške kusaralta•m {verb I} to move to a new place
2. to change, to switch, to transfer (jobs, studies, class, etc.)
♦ βes paša•ške kusaralta•m {verb I} to change one's job
♦ lu•ə̑mšo kla•ssə̑ške kusaralta•m {verb I} to transfer to tenth class
3. {intransitive} to move, to travel, to be fixed, to be drawn (one's eyes, thoughts, etc.)
♢ šinč́a•m tə̑•jə̑n ümbake•t ške•žak kusaralte•š {sentence} my eyes are drawn to you
4. to be transferred to, to be passed on to
♦ ikta•ž-köla•n kusaralta•m {verb I} to be passed on to somebody
5. to be directed, to be focused (e.g., one's efforts)
♢ u•lo üna•r jo•ŋə̑lə̑šə̑m törlatə̑ma•ške kusaralte•š {sentence} all effort is directed to the elimination of errors
6. {figuratively} to move in a certain direction (conversation)
♢ šižde• šomakna• βes ko•rnə̑š kusara•lte {sentence} suddenly our conversation went in a different direction
7. to be translated
♦ marla•ške kusaralta•m {verb I} to be translated into Mari
8. to be put off, to be postponed
♦ βes i•jə̑ške kusaralta•m {verb I} to be put off to the following year
9. to be passed on, to be inherited
♢ Mi•ša ač́a•ž den aβa•žə̑n ik e•rgə̑št, nu•nə̑n kolə̑me•kə̑št, č́ə̑la• surt-pe•č́e Mišala•n kusaralte•š {sentence} Misha is his parents' only son, when they die, their entire estate will be passed on to Misha
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