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tunə̑ktem
{verb II} [Generate paradigm]
1.     to teach (somebody to do something)
mə̑j ergə̑m jüštə̑laš tunə̑ktem     {sentence}     I am teaching my son to swim
βozaš tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     to teach to write
kuštaš tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     to teach to dance
lüjaš tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     to teach to shoot
2.     to teach, to educate
tač́e ogə̑t tunə̑kto     {sentence}     there are no classes today
mə̑j joč́a-βlaklan geografijə̑m tunə̑ktem     {sentence}     I teach geography to little children
iktaž-mogaj pašalan tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     to teach someone a trade
iktaž-mogaj predmetə̑m tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     to teach a subject
iktaž-mogaj remeslolan tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     to teach someone a trade
iktaž-mom iktaž-kölan tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     to teach something to someone
istorijə̑m tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     to teach history
školə̑što tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     to teach in a school
3.     to have somebody educated, to give somebody the means of obtaining an education
ač́a-aβa ergə̑m Joškar-Olašte tunə̑ktat     {sentence}     the parents are having their son educated in Yoshkar-Ola
4.     to lecture, to give a lecture, to edify
tunə̑kten kalasem     {verb II}     to advise
tunə̑kten ojlem     {verb II}     to teach, to advise
tunə̑kten ojlə̑maš     {noun}     directions, instructions
5.     to train, to school, to accustom somebody to something
iktaž-köm osallan tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     to teach someone bad habits
iktaž-köm udalan tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     to teach someone bad habits
pašam pisə̑n ə̑štaš tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     to train someone to work quickly
6.     to train, to tame, to domesticate
kidə̑š tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to tame, to domesticate
7.     to bring up, to read, to educate, to teach rules of conduct to
koč́a-koβa unə̑kam škeštak tunə̑ktenə̑t     {sentence}     the grandparents brought up their grandchild by themselves
8.     to make wiser, to teach
nužna tunə̑kta     {sentence}     poverty will teach you
9.     to break in (horses)
talgə̑də̑m tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     to break in a yearling
10.     to teach a lesson, to punish
titakan jeŋə̑m tunə̑ktem     {verb II}     to teach the guilty party a lesson
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// tunə̑kten luktam     {verb I}     {perfective} (see above)
// ergə̑m uniβersitetə̑šte tunə̑kten luktam     {verb I}     to educate one's son at the university
// tunə̑kten tolam     {verb I}     {imperfective} (see above)
ač́a-aβa joč́aštə̑m tunə̑kten tolə̑t     {sentence}     parents bring up their children
// tunə̑kten šogem     {verb II}     {imperfective} (see above)
šoŋgə̑jeŋ-βlak samə̑rə̑k-βlakə̑m tunə̑kten šogat     {sentence}     the old people are lecturing the young ones
// tunə̑kten šuktem     {verb II}     {perfective} (see above)
// iktaž-köm škem sajə̑n kuč́aš tunə̑kten šuktem     {verb II}     to teach someone to behave well

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