tupə̑ń
{adjective} {adverb} [Generate paradigm] 1. reverse, back
♦ kuemə̑n tupə̑ń βelže {noun} reverse side of fabric
♦ kuemə̑n tupə̑ń mogə̑ržo {noun} reverse side of fabric
2. reverse, going in the opposite direction
♦ tupə̑ń oškə̑lam {verb I} to go in the opposite direction
3. stubborn, obstinate, unyielding, uncompromising
♦ tupə̑ń rβeze {noun} stubborn young man
4. stupid, absurd, nonsensical
♦ tupə̑ń ojlə̑maš {noun} absurd story
5. contrary, opposite, meaning the opposite
♦ tupə̑ń lektə̑š {noun} opposite result
6. with one's back (to...)
♦ keč́ə̑lan tupə̑ń {adverb} with one's back to the sun
♦ keč́ə̑lan tupə̑ń šogalam {verb I} to stand with one's back to the sun
♦ oknalan tupə̑ń {adverb} with one's back to the window
♦ tupə̑ń saβə̑rnem {verb II} to turn one's back to something; {set phrase} to turn one's back on someone (or something); {set phrase} to prove to be unfavorable; {set phrase} not to succeed, to fail, to take a different turn
♦ tupə̑ń šogem {verb II} {set phrase} to show one's back (to someone or something)
7. back to front, backwards
♢ tudo č́ə̑lažə̑mat tupə̑ń ə̑štə̑leš {sentence} (s)he does everything backwards
♦ onč́ə̑lsakə̑šə̑m tupə̑ń č́ijem {verb II} to put on an apron backwards
8. against, negatively
♦ tupə̑ń βašeštem {verb II} to give a negative reply
9. in defiance
♢ tə̑j ere ač́atlan tupə̑ń kajet {sentence} you always defy your father
10. in an unfriendly manner
♦ iktaž-köm tupə̑ń βašlijam {verb I} to give someone an unfriendly reception
11. incorrectly, wrongly, wrong
♦ tupə̑ń umə̑lem {verb II} to misunderstand
12. inside out
♦ tupə̑ń saβə̑rem {verb II} to turn something inside out
♢ tuβə̑retə̑m tupə̑ń č́ijenatə̑s {sentence} oh, you put your shirt on inside out
♦ užgam tupə̑ń saβə̑rem {verb II} to turn fur inside out
13. {figuratively} without taking part, at the sidelines
♦ pašašte molo deč́ tupə̑ń lijam {verb I} to be at the sidelines at work
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