pə̑•rdə̑ž
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. wall
♦ keč́ βuje•tə̑m pə̑•rdə̑ž βokte•ne kə̑•re {phrase} it's enough to make you cry, it's enough to make you climb the wall, it's more than I can bear
♦ kuzo•β pə̑•rdə̑ž {noun} wall of a framework
♦ kü pə̑•rdə̑ž {noun} stone wall
♦ nöre•p pə̑•rdə̑ž {noun} cellar wall
♦ nə̑l pə̑•rdə̑ž kokla•šte ile•m {verb II} {set phrase} to wall oneself up, to box oneself up, to hole up within four walls
♦ nə̑l pə̑•rdə̑ž kokla•šte lija•m {verb I} {set phrase} to wall oneself up, to box oneself up, to hole up within four walls
♦ o•nč́ə̑l pə̑•rdə̑ž {noun} front wall, wall facing street
♦ pə̑•rdə̑žə̑m opte•m {verb II} to build a wall
♦ ja•šlə̑k pə̑•rdə̑ž {noun} wall of a box
2. {figuratively} curtain, wall, veil
♦ jür pə̑•rdə̑ž {noun} curtain of rain
♦ urža• pə̑•rdə̑ž {noun} wall of rye
3. {figuratively} barrier, obstacle, wall
♢ mə̑j den joltaše•m kokla•šte pə̑•rdə̑žə̑m koraŋde•m {sentence} I tore down the wall between my friend and me
~ USAGE AS A MODIFIER ~
♦ pə̑•rdə̑ž koβ'o•r {noun} tapestry
♦ pə̑•rdə̑ž la•mpe {noun} wall lamp
♦ pə̑•rdə̑ž lo•nč́o {noun} crack in the wall
♦ pə̑•rdə̑ž pə̑rńa• {noun} wall beam
♦ pə̑•rdə̑ž šaga•t {noun} wall clock
