tarβate•m
{verb II} [Generate paradigm] 1. {transitive} to move
♦ pələʃəʒəma•t ok tarβa•te {phrase} (s)he's taking no notice
♦ βer gət͡ɕ tarβate•m {verb II} to move something from its place; {medicine} to dislocate, to put out of joint; {set phrase} to set something in motion, to get something going
♦ ki•dəm tarβate•m {verb II} to move one's hand
♦ pəkʃe• tarβate•m {verb II} to move something with difficulty
♦ ʃyka•l tarβate•m {verb II} to move something by pushing it
♦ tə•ʃke-tu•ʃko tarβate•m {verb II} to move something back and forth
2. to set in motion, to make move
♦ tra•ktorəm tarβate•m {verb II} to set a tractor in motion
♦ i•mɲəm tarβate•m {verb II} to make a horse move
3. to rouse, to disturb
♦ jy•dəm tarβate•m {verb II} to disturb at night
♦ ma•ləʃəm tarβate•m {verb II} to disturb a sleeping person
4. {transitive} to start, to begin
♢ pogənəma•ʃte paʃada•r nerge•n mu•təm tarβa•təʃt {sentence} they started talking about salaries at the meeting
♦ mu•təm tarβate•m {verb II} to start a conversation, to bring something up
♦ pajre•məm tarβate•m {verb II} to start festivities
♦ sa•rəm tarβate•m {verb II} to start a war
5. to disturb, to trouble, to worry, to bother, to agitate, to rouse, to stir up, to upset
♢ ʃu•t͡ɕko uβe•r t͡ɕəla•ʃtəm tarβa•təʃ {sentence} the bad news upset everyone
6. {figuratively} to touch upon, to touch on (e.g., a subject)
♦ jo•dəʃəm tarβate•m {verb II} to touch upon a subject, to touch upon an issue
7. {figuratively} to urge, to move, to motivate, to organize, to organise (B.E.ALT)
♦ ikta•ʒ-kø βert͡ɕ jykla•ʃ tarβate•m {verb II} to move people to vote for someone
8. {figuratively} to cause, to awaken, to rouse, to arouse, to provoke
♦ βoʃtəlma•ʃəm tarβate•m {verb II} to provoke laughter
♦ kugu• yt͡ɕaʃəma•ʃəm tarβate•m {verb II} to cause a heated argument
♦ ku•mələm tarβate•m {verb II} to arouse desire
♦ uməle•n ʃuktədəma•ʃəm tarβate•m {verb II} to cause a misunderstanding
♦ umələdəma•ʃəm tarβate•m {verb II} to cause a misunderstanding
♦ yʃa•nəm tarβate•m {verb II} to raise hope
♦ t͡ɕonʃu•pʃəkəm tarβate•m {verb II} to arouse interest
♦ ʃə•dəm tarβate•m {verb II} to arouse anger
9. {figuratively} to flush, to chase out of hiding (animals)
♦ mera•ŋəm tarβate•m {verb II} to flush a hare
10. {figuratively} to overstrain, to overtax, to tear, to injure, to harm
♦ kø•rgəm tarβate•m {verb II} to cause internal damage
♦ ʃə•ləʒəm tarβate•m {verb II} to overstrain the small of one's back
11. {figuratively} to irritate, to chafe, to bring back unpleasant memories
♢ to•ʃto su•sərəm tarβatena•t {sentence} you reopened an old wound
12. {figuratively} to touch, to move, to affect
♦ ʃy•məm tarβate•m {verb II} to move someone's heart
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// tarβate•n kolte•m {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
// køgørt͡ɕe•nəm tarβate•n kolte•m {verb II} to flush pigeons
