t͡ɕəmalta•m
{verb I} [Generate paradigm] 1. to be drawn tight, to be strained, to be tensed, to tense, to tense up
♢ kid-jole•m t͡ɕəma•ltən {sentence} his/her limbs tensed up
♦ ko•jən t͡ɕəmalta•m {verb I} to be noticeably strained
♦ t͡ɕəma•lt βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to dart, to rush
2. to spurt, to gush, to flow in a rapid stream, to flow rapidly
♢ pama•ʃ t͡ɕəmalte•ʃ {sentence} the spring is gushing
3. {figuratively} to rush, to race, to tear, to speed, to take off
♢ maʃina• ko•rno βe•ləʃ kuda•l lekta•t, t͡ɕəma•lte {sentence} the car turned into the road and took off
4. {figuratively} to intensify, to become stronger, to grow in strength, to increase
♢ kø•rgø ʃə•dəʒe t͡ɕəma•lte {sentence} the rage inside him/her grew stronger
~ COPULATIVE CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
/ t͡ɕəma•lt lekta•m {verb I} (out)
♢ eŋe•r t͡ɕəma•lt lekte•ʃ {sentence} the river flows rapidly
/ t͡ɕəma•lt tola•m {verb I} (towards the speaker)
♢ puʃ memna•n dek t͡ɕəma•lt tole•ʃ {sentence} the boat is rapidly approaching us
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// t͡ɕəma•lt ʃint͡ɕa•m {verb I} {perfective} (see above)
♢ jol t͡ɕəma•lt ʃi•nt͡ɕən {sentence} the legs tensed up
// t͡ɕəma•lt ʃoge•m {verb II} {imperfective} (see above); {set phrase} to jut out, to stick out, to be directed; {set phrase} to bloat, to grow stout
♢ tu•dən o•ŋʒo t͡ɕəma•lt ʃoga• {sentence} his/her chest juts out
--"PARENT"--> t͡ɕəme•m
