č́ə̑gə̑lta•m
{verb I} [Generate paradigm] 1. {intransitive} to itch, to tickle, to be irritated
♢ logare•m č́ə̑gə̑lte•š {sentence} my throat's tickling
♦ jə̑•lmə̑že č́ə̑gə̑lte•š {phrase} (s)he is itching to say something
♦ ka•pše č́ə̑gə̑lte•š {phrase} his/her blood is racing, his/her blood is boiling
♦ mo•gə̑ržo č́ə̑gə̑lte•š {phrase} his/her blood is racing, his/her blood is boiling
♦ ki•dše č́ə̑gə̑lte•š {phrase} his/her fingers are itching (e.g., to do something, for a fight)
♦ koja•že č́ə̑gə̑lte•š {phrase} (s)he's fooling away his/her time, (s)he doesn't know how good (s)he's got it
♦ loga•rže č́ə̑gə̑lte•š {phrase} (s)he wants to eat, (s)he wants to drink
♦ č́o•nžo č́ə̑gə̑lte•š {phrase} (s)he's excited, (s)he's agitated; (s)he is rejoicing; (s)he's impatient, she can't wait
♦ šü•mžö č́ə̑gə̑lte•š {phrase} (s)he's excited, (s)he's agitated; (s)he is rejoicing
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// č́ə̑•gə̑lt kaje•m {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
♢ jü•šö je•ŋə̑n ki•dše č́ə̑•gə̑lt kaja• {sentence} the drunken man's hands are itching
