lym
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. name
♢ lyme•t kuze•? {sentence} what's your name?
♢ kuze• tenda•n lymda•? {sentence} what's your name?
♢ pi•jən ly•mʒø - oʃe•t͡ɕ {sentence} the dog is called Oshech
♢ aʎbe•rt ejnʃte•jnən ly•mʒø tyɲa• mu•t͡ɕko pa•ləme {sentence} Albert Einstein's name is known around the world
♦ ly•mʒø ʃarla• {phrase} his/her name is becoming known
♦ ly•mʒø pa•le {phrase} his/her name is known
♦ lym lekte•ʃ {phrase} his/her name is becoming famous
♦ ly•mʒø βe•le {phrase} {set phrase} in name only, it doesn't deserve to be called (...)
♦ ly•mʒø gəna• {phrase} {set phrase} in name only, it doesn't deserve to be called (...)
♦ βerʃø•r lym {noun} place name, toponym
♦ jeŋ lym {noun} a person's name
♦ jeŋ lym de•ne ile•m {verb II} to live under a false name
♦ ikta•ʒ-køm ly•məm o•nt͡ɕəktəʃo spi•skəʃke purte•m {verb II} to put someone on the name list
♦ ku•ʃkəl lym {noun} plant name
♦ lym de•ne {postposition} {set phrase}
♦ lym se•mən {adverb} by name
♦ ly•məm βaʃtalte•m {verb II} to change one's name
♦ ly•məm numala•m {verb I} {set phrase} to carry a name, to have a name
♦ ly•məm o•nt͡ɕəktəʃo spi•ske {noun} list of names
♦ ly•məm pue•m {verb II} to name, to give a name
♦ mə•skəltəʃ lym {noun} nickname
♦ ne•t͡ɕke lym {noun} {set phrase} pet name
♦ tyr lym {noun} name of an embroidery pattern
♦ jal lym {noun} name of a village
2. name, title (e.g., of a book)
♦ kniga• lym {noun} title of a book
♦ roma•nən ly•mʒø {noun} name of a novel, title of a novel
3. rank, title
♦ profe•sːor ly•məm pue•m {verb II} to appoint as professor
♦ rosːi•j federa•t͡sij gero•j ly•məm nala•m {verb I} to be given the title "Hero of the Russian Federation"
4. nickname
5. {figuratively} name, merit, regard, reputation, honor (A.E.), honour (B.E.), authority, dignity
♦ tu•dən ly•mʒø amərge•n {phrase} his/her name was dragged through the mud
♦ tu•dən ly•mʒø βole•n {phrase} his/her name was dragged through the mud
♦ ly•mʒø ʃyktaralte•ʃ {phrase} rumors are being spread about him/her
♦ ly•məm amərte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to besmirch somebody's name, to tarnish somebody's reputation, to hurt someone's authority
♦ ly•məm arale•m {verb II} {set phrase} to protect somebody's name, to protect somebody's honor
♦ ly•məm βolte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to besmirch somebody's name, to tarnish somebody's reputation, to hurt someone's authority
♦ ly•məm nøltala•m {verb I} {set phrase} to boost someone's name, to boost someone's authority
♦ ly•məm ʃyktare•m {verb II} {set phrase} to tarnish someone's name, to disgrace, to put to shame
♦ ly•məm ʃykte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to tarnish someone's name, to disgrace, to put to shame
♦ ly•məm əʃte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to achieve fame, to make a name for oneself, to earn a reputation
♦ ly•məm eskere•m {verb II} {set phrase} to protect somebody's name, to protect somebody's honor
♦ ʃkela•n ly•məm əʃte•m {verb II} to make a name for oneself
6. {figuratively} appearances, pretense (A.E.), pretence (B.E.)
{history} ♦ ly•mʒəm əʃte•m {verb II} to do for the sake of appearances, to pretend
♦ oro•ləmo ly•məm əʃte•m {verb II} to pretend to keep watch, to pretend to guard
7. soul (men in agricultural system subject to special taxes and having the right to own land)
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♦ lym mla•nde {noun} {set phrase} allotment
♦ lym kunde•m {noun} {computing} namespace
♦ lym mut {noun} {set phrase} {linguistics} noun
♦ lym pajre•m {noun} {set phrase} name day
♦ lym pa•le {noun} {history} {set phrase} registration certificate
