luʃtare•m
{verb II} [Generate paradigm] 1. {transitive} to loosen, to weaken
♦ ʃo•βət͡ɕəm luʃtare•m {verb II} to loosen a kerchief
♦ ga•jkəm luʃtare•m {verb II} to loosen a nut
2. {transitive} to relax (a bodypart)
♦ jo•ləm luʃtare•m {verb II} to relax one's legs
♦ ki•dəm luʃtare•m {verb II} to relax one's hands
♦ o•ŋəm luʃtare•m {verb II} to relax one's chest
3. {transitive} to weaken, to reduce, to make less strong, to make less
♦ βi•jəm luʃtare•m {verb II} to reduce power
♦ paʃa•m luʃtare•m {verb II} to reduce one's work, to work less
♦ te•mpəm luʃtare•m {verb II} to reduce the speed
4. {figuratively} to calm down, to make relax, to relieve, to allay, to abate
♦ a•rəm luʃtare•m {verb II} to quieten one's conscience
♦ jyməʃu•məm luʃtare•m {verb II} to allay someone's thirst
♦ ku•mələm luʃtare•m {verb II} {set phrase} to calm down
♦ ne•rβəm luʃtare•m {verb II} to calm one's nerves
♦ o•jgəm luʃtare•m {verb II} to relieve someone's grief
♦ o•jgəm araka• de•ne luʃtare•m {verb II} to drown one's sorrows in vodka
♦ t͡ɕo•nəm luʃtare•m {verb II} {set phrase} to calm down
♦ ʃy•ləʃəm luʃtare•m {verb II} {set phrase} to recover one's breath
♦ ʃy•məm luʃtare•m {verb II} {set phrase} to calm down
♦ ʃə•dəm luʃtare•m {verb II} to abate somebody's anger
5. to damage, to ruin, to make decline, to weaken (e.g., an enterprise)
♦ oza•nləkəm luʃtare•m {verb II} to weaken an enterprise
♦ proizβo•dstβəm luʃtare•m {verb II} to weaken production
6. to untie, to unbutton, to loosen (e.g., clothing)
♦ paʎto•m luʃtare•m {verb II} to unbutton a coat
--"PARENT"--> luʃte•m
