uš
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. mind, intellect
♢ u•šə̑žo βes βere• košte•š {sentence} his/her mind is somewhere else
♦ ušə̑šta•t uke• {phrase} it never entered his/her mind, it never even occurred to him/her, it never crossed his/her mind
♦ ik uš saj, kok uš sajra•k {phrase} two heads are better than one
♦ u•šə̑žo u•ke {phrase} (s)he's out of his/her mind
♦ uš gə̑č́ oge•š kaj {phrase} (s)he can't get it out of his/her head, (s)he can't get it out of his/her mind
♦ uš gə̑č́ oge•š lek {phrase} (s)he can't get it out of his/her head, (s)he can't get it out of his/her mind
♦ uš gə̑č́ ok kaj {phrase} (s)he can't get it out of his/her head, (s)he can't get it out of his/her mind
♦ uš gə̑č́ ok lek {phrase} (s)he can't get it out of his/her head, (s)he can't get it out of his/her mind
♦ uš de•ne süretle•m {verb II} to imagine something
♦ uše•š perna• {phrase} it comes to mind, it keeps coming to mind, it crosses one's mind
♦ uše•š pura• {phrase} it comes to mind, it keeps coming to mind, it crosses one's mind
♦ uše•š tole•š {phrase} it comes to mind, it keeps coming to mind, it crosses one's mind
♦ ušla•n perna• {phrase} it comes to mind, it keeps coming to mind, it crosses one's mind
♦ ušla•n pura• {phrase} it comes to mind, it keeps coming to mind, it crosses one's mind
♦ ušla•n tole•š {phrase} it comes to mind, it keeps coming to mind, it crosses one's mind
♦ u•šə̑ško perna• {phrase} it comes to mind, it keeps coming to mind, it crosses one's mind
♦ u•šə̑ško pura• {phrase} it comes to mind, it keeps coming to mind, it crosses one's mind
♦ u•šə̑ško tole•š {phrase} it comes to mind, it keeps coming to mind, it crosses one's mind
♦ u•šə̑žo kaje•n {phrase} (s)he's gone mad, (s)he's lost his/her mind; (s)he can't think straight, (s)he got carried away, (s)he lost his/her head, (s)he went crazy (for something); (s)he lost his/her wits, (s)he has lost possession of his/her faculties, (s)he went senile
♦ u•šə̑žo o•nč́ə̑č́ kaja• {phrase} (s)he is farsighted, (s)he is prudent
♦ u•šə̑žo pudə̑rane•n {phrase} his/her mind was clouded, (s)he lost his/her senses; his/her head was spinning, (s)he was dizzy
♦ u•šə̑žo pə̑te•n {phrase} {set phrase} (s)he lost his/her senses, (s)he lost his/her head
♦ u•šə̑žo šalane•n {phrase} his/her mind was clouded, (s)he lost his/her senses; his/her head was spinning, (s)he was dizzy
♦ pü•sö uš {noun} sharp mind, keen mind
♦ βo•lgə̑do uš {noun} bright mind, lucid mind
♦ uš gə̑č́ βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to go out of one's head, to lose one's mind
♦ uš gə̑č́ kaje•m {verb II} {set phrase} to lose one's senses, to lose one's head
♦ uš gə̑č́ kudalte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to put something out of one's mind, to get something out of one's head
♦ uš gə̑č́ lekta•m {verb I} {set phrase} to lose one's senses, to take leave of one's senses
♦ uš gə̑č́ lu•ktə̑n kudalte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to put something out of one's mind, to get something out of one's head
♦ uš kaje•n {adverb} {set phrase} madly, recklessly, not making rational judgments
♦ uš kajə̑me•š ikta•ž-mom škela•n tə̑lane•m {verb II} to be mad for something
♦ uš kajə̑me•š ikta•ž-mom škela•n šone•m {verb II} to be mad for something
♦ uš kajə̑me•ške {adverb} {set phrase} extremely, like mad
♦ uše•š a•šnə̑me {adjective} {set phrase} cherished
♦ uše•š βo•č́də̑mo {adjective} {set phrase} unforeseen, unanticipated
♦ uše•š na•ldə̑me {adjective} {set phrase} unexpected, unforeseen, unanticipated
♦ ušla•n kü•č́ə̑k {adjective} {set phrase} feeble-minded
♦ u•šə̑m jomdare•m {verb II} {set phrase} to go mad, to lose one's mind
♦ u•šə̑m jomdarə̑me•ške {adverb} {set phrase} extremely, like mad
♦ u•šə̑m kolte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to drive somebody mad, to drive somebody out of their mind
♦ u•šə̑m koltə̑la•m {verb I} {set phrase} to go crazy, to go out of one's mind
♦ u•šə̑m luge•m {verb II} {set phrase} to rack one's brains
♦ u•šə̑m nala•m {verb I} {set phrase} to come to one's senses, to regain one's senses; {set phrase} to drive somebody mad
♦ u•šə̑m pudə̑rate•m {verb II} {set phrase} to rack one's brains, to worry
♦ u•šə̑m pudə̑rte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to rack one's brains
♦ u•šə̑m šinč́ə̑de• {adverb} {set phrase} in a fit of insanity, beside oneself
♦ u•šə̑što pörda•m {verb I} {set phrase} to run through somebody's head
2. consciousness
♦ uš gə̑č́ lekta•m {verb I} {set phrase} to lose consciousness, to faint
♦ uš kaje•n jöraltma•š {noun} faint, fainting fit
♦ uš šinč́ə̑de• kije•m {verb II} to lie unconscious, to be unconscious
♦ u•šə̑žo pure•n {phrase} (s)he regained consciousness
♦ u•šə̑m jomdare•m {verb II} {set phrase} to lose consciousness, to faint
♦ u•šə̑m jomdarə̑ma•š {noun} fainting, loss of consciousness
♦ u•šə̑m nala•m {verb I} {set phrase} to regain consciousness, to recover consciousness
♦ u•šə̑m ši•nč́ə̑də̑me {adjective} {set phrase} unconscious
3. memory
♦ kü•č́ə̑k uš {noun} short memory
♦ uš gə̑č́ kalase•m {verb II} to say by heart
♦ uš gə̑č́ lekta•š o•gə̑l {verb I – negative} {set phrase} not to go out of somebody's mind, not to be forgotten
♦ uš gə̑č́ le•ktə̑n βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to slip somebody's mind, to be forgotten
♦ uš gə̑č́ lukta•m {verb I} {set phrase} to strike from one's memory, to forget
♦ uše•š βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to come to mind, to be remembered, to occur
♦ uše•š koda•m {verb I} {set phrase} to be remembered, to stay in someone's memory, to be kept in mind
♦ uše•š kode•m {verb II} {set phrase} to remember, to commit to memory
♦ uše•š nala•m {verb I} {set phrase} to remember, to have something in mind; {set phrase} to take into account, to consider, to pay attention to, to bear in mind
♦ uše•š piža•m {verb I} {set phrase} to leave an impression, to be remembered
♦ uše•š pə̑šte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to remember, to commit to memory
♦ uše•š tola•m {verb I} {set phrase} to come to mind, to be remembered, to occur
♦ u•šə̑š βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to come to mind, to be remembered, to occur
♦ u•šə̑š konde•m {verb II} {set phrase} to remember, to recall
♦ u•šə̑š nala•m {verb I} {set phrase} to remember, to have something in mind; {set phrase} to take into account, to consider, to pay attention to, to bear in mind
♦ u•šə̑š pə̑šte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to remember, to commit to memory
♦ u•šə̑š tola•m {verb I} {set phrase} to come to mind, to be remembered, to occur
♦ u•šə̑ško pure•m {verb II} {set phrase} to be remembered
♦ u•šə̑ško šinč́a•m {verb I} {set phrase} to be remembered, to stay in someone's mind
♦ u•šə̑što kuč́e•m {verb II} to bear something in mind, to keep something in mind
4. thought, thoughts
♢ uše•m de•ne ere• βoktene•t ula•m {sentence} my thoughts are always with you
5. wisdom
♦ u•šə̑žo ši•nč́ə̑n {phrase} (s)he matured, (s)he grew wise
♦ u•šə̑žo pure•n {phrase} (s)he matured, (s)he grew wise; (s)he came to his/her senses
♦ u•šə̑m kuč́e•m {verb II} {set phrase} to use one's head, to do sensibly
♦ u•šə̑m nala•m {verb I} {set phrase} to mature, to gain experience, to grow wiser
♦ u•šə̑m poge•m {verb II} {set phrase} to collect experience, to become more knowledgeable, to gain wisdom
♦ u•šə̑m purte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to bring somebody to their senses, to put some sense into somebody's head; {set phrase} to punish, to teach someone a lesson
♦ u•šə̑m šə̑nde•m {verb II} {set phrase} to bring to reason, to make mature, to make someone grow up, to make someone wiser; {set phrase} to collect experience, to become more knowledgeable, to gain wisdom
♦ u•šə̑m šə̑•ndə̑še {adjective} {set phrase} experienced, mature, wise
6. {figuratively} soul, character traits
7. {figuratively} lesson
♦ u•šə̑m pue•m {verb II} {set phrase} to bring somebody to their senses, to put some sense into somebody's head; {set phrase} to punish, to teach someone a lesson
♦ u•šə̑m purte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to punish, to teach a lesson
8. mind, genius
♦ kugu• uš-βlak {noun} great minds
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♦ uš βij {noun} mental ability, power of mind, intelligence, intellect
♦ uš ka•jə̑še {adjective} {noun} {set phrase} mad, crazy, reckless, unhinged; {set phrase} crazy person, lunatic
♦ uš ko•ltə̑šo šu•do {noun} {botany} angel's trumpet, moonflower, {scientific} Datura
♦ uš pudə̑ranə̑ma•š {noun} {set phrase} mental disorder, insanity, lunacy
♦ uš pudə̑ra•nə̑še {noun} {set phrase} mad, crazy, insane; {set phrase} crazy person, lunatic
♦ uš ši•nč́ə̑še {adjective} {set phrase} of a conscious age
