toʃkəʃta•m
{verb I} [Generate paradigm] 1. to shift one's feet, to shift from one foot to the other, to shift feet, to stamp, to stomp
♦ βe•rəʃtak toʃkəʃta•m {verb I} to shift from one foot to the other
♦ ik βe•rəʃte toʃkəʃta•m {verb I} {set phrase} to get nowhere fast, to make no headway
2. to bustle about, to busy oneself
♦ yste•l jər toʃkəʃta•m {verb I} to bustle about the table
3. to tramp, to walk, to go, to move on one's feet
♢ kuze• ile•t, koβa•j? - toʃkəʃta•m eʃe• {sentence} how are you doing, granny? - I'm still up and about
♦ pəkʃe• toʃkəʃta•m {verb I} barely to walk
♦ tə•pke-to•pko toʃkəʃta•m {verb I} to tramp
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// to•ʃkəʃt nala•m {verb I} {perfective} (see above)
// kapka• o•nt͡ɕəlno to•ʃkəʃt nala•m {verb I} to shift feet standing in front of a gate
// to•ʃkəʃt ʃoge•m {verb II} {imperfective} (see above)
// ikta•ʒ-køn ont͡ɕəla•n to•ʃkəʃt ʃoge•m {verb II} to shift feet standing in front of somebody
--"PARENT"--> toʃke•m
