törlane•m
{verb II} [Generate paradigm] 1. to heal, to improve, to get better (e.g., patients, wounds)
♢ todə̑la•ltše jol törlane•n {sentence} the broken leg got better
♢ č́e•rle törlane•n {sentence} the patient got better
2. to recover (plants, e.g., after frost or being trampled by grazing cattle)
♢ olmapu• törlane•n {sentence} the apple tree recovered
3. to improve, to get better (e.g., weather)
♢ ige•č́e törlana• {sentence} the weather is getting better
4. to come to normal, to return to normal, to normalize, to normalise (B.E.ALT)
♢ i•lə̑š törlane•n {sentence} life returned to normal
5. to get back on one's feet, to return to living a normal life, to stand on one's own two feet
♢ poškude•m aβa•rijə̑š lo•galə̑n, βaške• törla•nə̑že ma•nə̑n šone•m {sentence} my neighbor was in an accident, I hope (s)he gets well soon
6. to improve, to reform, to turn over a new life, to change for the better
♢ tu•do törlane•n - o•nč́ə̑č́so deč́ ńimoga•j palə̑ža•t uke• {sentence} (s)he has changed for the better - there is no trace of the past left in him/her
7. to tidy oneself up, to put oneself into order, to smarten oneself up
♦ ško•lə̑š ka•jə̑me deč́ o•nč́ə̑č́ törlane•m {verb II} to put oneself into order before going to school
8. to gain weight, to put on weight
♦ ikmə̑ńa•r kilola•n törlane•m {verb II} to put on a few kilos
9. to become smoothed out, to smooth out (wrinkles)
♢ tu•də̑n saŋga•se ku•ptə̑rgə̑šo ko•rnə̑žo-βlak törla•nə̑št {sentence} the wrinkles on his/her brow smoothed out
10. to finish, to be done with
♦ paša• deč́ törlane•m {verb II} to finish work
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// törlane•n šua•m {verb I} {perfective} (see above)
// č́er deč́ βara• törlane•n šua•m {verb I} to recover from an illness
--"PARENT"--> tör
