utlara•k
{adverb} 1. more, to a greater extent
♦ utlara•k da utlara•k βe•le kelše•m {verb II} to appeal more and more
♦ utlara•k moto•r {adjective} ravishing, delightful
♦ utlara•k pa•lə̑me lija•m {verb I} to get to know somebody better
♦ utlara•k tune•mše {adjective} more educated
♦ utlara•k č́ə̑n šonə̑ma•š {noun} more valid thought
♦ eše• utlara•k šə̑deške•m {verb II} to get even more angry
2. mostly, mainly, for the most part
♢ utlara•k ü•də̑r ojla•, a rβe•ze ko•lə̑št gə̑na• šinč́a• {sentence} it's mostly the girl that is talking, the boy is just sitting there and listening
3. more, in larger quantities
♦ kniga•m utlara•k luda•m {verb I} to read books more
4. louder
♦ utlara•k da utlara•k gə̑na• šorta•m {verb I} to cry louder and louder
♦ utlara•k joŋgalta•m {verb I} to become louder
5. longer (than usual, than needed, than one should)
♦ utlara•k male•n kolte•m {verb II} to oversleep
6. very, a lot, too
♢ utlara•k ojle•t {sentence} you are talking too much
7. more than, more
♢ mə̑j ta•č́e βič́ šaga•tə̑m malena•m, teŋge•č́ə̑se de•ne taŋastarə̑ma•šte kum šagatla•n utlara•k {sentence} I slept five hours today, that's three hours more than I slept yesterday
♢ mə̑j βi•tle minu•t deč́ utlara•k neraltena•m {sentence} I napped for more than fifty minutes
♢ mə̑j monč́a•š arńala•n ku•mə̑t deč́ utlara•k pure•m {sentence} I go to the sauna more than three times a week
♦ βič́ litrla•n utlara•k {adverb} five liters more
♦ metr utlara•k {adverb} more than a meter
♦ šü•dö pač́a•š utlara•k {adverb} hundred times bigger
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