u•gə̑č́(ə̑n)
{adverb} 1. again, anew, afresh
♦ u•gə̑č́ βašlijme•ške {phrase} till we meet again
♦ u•gə̑č́ kolme•ške {phrase} goodbye (on telephone)
♦ zda•nijə̑m u•gə̑č́ ə̑šte•m {verb II} to rebuild a building
♦ kniga•m u•gə̑č́ luda•m {verb I} to reread a book
♦ u•gə̑č́ akle•m {verb II} to reevaluate
♦ u•gə̑č́ βoze•m {verb II} to rewrite
♦ u•gə̑č́ da u•gə̑č́ {adverb} again and again, over and over again
♦ u•gə̑č́ kuška•š βer {noun} {botany} phyllophore, apical point
♦ u•gə̑č́ kuška•š to•č́ko {noun} {botany} phyllophore, apical point
♦ u•gə̑č́ lümde•m {verb II} to rename
♦ u•gə̑č́ mala•š βoza•m {verb I} to go to bed again
♦ u•gə̑č́ marla•n kaje•m {verb II} to remarry (woman)
♦ u•gə̑č́ nöltma•š {noun} rebirth, revival
♦ u•gə̑č́ organizoβatle•m {verb II} to reorganize
♦ u•gə̑č́ töč́e•m {verb II} to retry, to try again
♦ u•gə̑č́ tüŋala•m {verb I} to resume, to start again
♦ u•gə̑č́ ü•də̑rə̑m nala•m {verb I} to remarry (man)
♦ u•gə̑č́ č́ijalte•m {verb II} to repaint, to paint again
♦ u•gə̑č́ č́oŋe•m {verb II} to rebuild
♦ u•gə̑č́ šotle•m {verb II} to count again, to recount
♦ u•gə̑č́ šoč́a•m {verb I} to be reborn, to be born again
♦ u•gə̑č́ šoč́ma•š {noun} rebirth
♦ u•gə̑č́ ə̑lə̑žma•š {noun} resurrection, rejuvenation
♦ u•gə̑č́ ə̑šte•m {verb II} to rebuild, to reconstruct, to reconstitute
2. recently, newly
♦ u•gə̑č́ na•lme arβe•r {noun} recently aquired things
♦ u•gə̑č́ to•lšo {adjective} newly arrived
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