ниялташ (-ем)
{verb II} [Generate paradigm] 1. to stroke, to pat
♦ пун копа ниялта {phrase} (s)he is sleepy, (s)he is drowsy
♦ вуй гыч ниялташ (-ем) {verb II} {set phrase} to give a pat on the head, to praise; {set phrase} to indulge, to pander to
♦ тупым ниялташ (-ем) {verb II} to pat someone's back
♦ ӱпым ниялташ (-ем) {verb II} to stroke someone's hair
2. to feel, to touch
♦ кӱсеным ниялташ (-ем) {verb II} to feel one's pocket
♦ сусырым ниялташ (-ем) {verb II} to touch a wound
3. to rinse with water, to rinse out with water
♦ вӱд дене шӱргым ниялташ (-ем) {verb II} to rinse one's face with water
4. to iron, to press
♦ тувырым ниялташ (-ем) {verb II} to iron a shirt
5. {figuratively} to eat quickly, to wolf down, to tuck in
♢ сӱан калык ӱстелым ниялтен {sentence} the wedding guests ate up the food quickly
6. {figuratively} to steal
♢ сумкам гыч ала-кӧ оксамым ниялтен {sentence} someone stole my money from my bag
7. {figuratively} to brush against, to touch, to touch upon
♢ шымлызе пашаштыже ты шонымашым ниялтен {sentence} the scholar touched upon this idea in his/her research work
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// ниялтен каяш (-ем) {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
// еҥын погыжым ниялтен каяш (-ем) {verb II} to steal someone's property
// ниялтен колташ (-ем) {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
// черле йочан вуйжым ниялтен колташ (-ем) {verb II} to stroke a sick child's head
// ниялтен ончаш (-ем) {verb II} {momentary} (see above)
// коваштым ниялтен ончаш (-ем) {verb II} to stroke leather
