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pütə̑ralam
{verb I} {momentary} [Generate paradigm]
1.     {transitive} to turn
lampə̑č́kə̑m pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to screw in a light bulb
nerə̑m pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     {set phrase} to strike someone's nostrils
poč́ə̑m pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     {set phrase} to teach someone a good lesson, to subdue someone
purlaškə̑la pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to turn to the right
rul'ə̑m pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to turn the steering wheel
pütə̑ralə̑n kuč́em     {verb II}     to grab someone and turn them in a certain direction
örə̑šə̑m pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to twirl one's mustache
šüjə̑m pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     {set phrase} to wring someone's neck, to break someone's neck
2.     to turn on
βüdə̑m pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to turn on a faucet
gazə̑m pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to turn on the gas
tulə̑m izemden pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to turn down a light
3.     to phone, to call
pašaške pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to call work
somə̑l dene pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to call on business
4.     to twist, to turn (body parts in a direction)
kidə̑m šeŋgeke pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to twist one's arms back
5.     to roll up
koβ'orə̑m pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to roll up a carpet
plakatə̑m pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to roll up a poster
6.     to wind, to wind up, to reel, to coil
keremə̑m meŋge jə̑r pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to wind a rope around a pole
7.     to wrap, to wrap up
βujə̑m šürgüštə̑š dene pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to wrap a towel around one's head
ə̑štə̑rə̑m pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to put on puttees
knigam gazeteš pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to wrap a book in newspaper
8.     {medicine} to bandage, to dress
susə̑rə̑m pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to dress a wound
9.     {transitive} to whirl, to blow around (e.g., wind)
purakə̑m küš pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to whirl up dust
10.     to tie, to bind
pušeŋge pelen pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to tie to a tree
11.     {figuratively} to have a gripping pain
pagarem pütə̑raleš     {sentence}     I have a gripping pain in my stomach
12.     {figuratively} to grip (sorrow, someone's heart)
ojgo č́onem pütə̑raleš     {sentence}     I am overcome with sorrow
13.     {figuratively} to change something's direction, to turn
βes βelke pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to turn something in a different direction
mutə̑m βes βeke pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to change the subject of conversation, to talk about something different
14.     {figuratively} to call, to phone, to call by telephone
pütə̑ral mə̑lanem!     {sentence}     call me!
15.     {figuratively} to teach someone a good lesson, to subdue someone, to punish
iktaž-köm zakon poč́eš pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to punish someone according to the law
jogo-βlakə̑m pütə̑ralam     {verb I}     to punish loafers
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// pütə̑ral(ə̑n) koltem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
mardež lumə̑m pütə̑ral-pütə̑ral kolta     {sentence}     the wind is blowing the snow about, the wind is whipping the snow around
// pütə̑ral(ə̑n) nalam     {verb I}     {perfective} (see above)
// poč́mo kranə̑m pütə̑ral nalam     {verb I}     to turn a faucet off
// pütə̑ral(ə̑n) puem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
// šagatə̑m pütə̑ral puem     {verb II}     to set a watch
// pütə̑ral(ə̑n) pə̑štem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
// joč́am odejal dene pütə̑ral pə̑štem     {verb II}     to cover a child with a blanket
// pütə̑ral(ə̑n) šə̑ndem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
pə̑rńa oram kürtńə̑βoštə̑r dene pütə̑ral šə̑ndə̑me     {sentence}     an iron wire was wrapped around the pile of beams
--"PARENT"--> pütə̑rem

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