šogalte•m
{verb II} [Generate paradigm] 1. to put, to put up, to place, to set, to stand
♢ mə̑j e•ŋə̑rə̑m lu•kə̑š šogalte•m {sentence} I put the fishing rod in the corner
♦ jol ümba•k šogalte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to cure, to heal, to get someone back on their feet; {set phrase} to set someone up in life, to help somebody find their feet, to make somebody self-reliant, to make somebody independent; {set phrase} to rouse, to agitate, to disturb, to move
♦ jo•lə̑m šogalte•n βoza•m {verb I} {set phrase} to loaf, to idle
♦ jo•lə̑m šogalte•n kije•m {verb II} {set phrase} to loaf, to idle
♦ mut kuč́a•š šogalte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to call somebody to account, to make somebody answerable
♦ ne•rə̑m šogalte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to sniff
♦ pə̑•lə̑šə̑m šogalte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to prick up one's ears
♦ soga•m šogalte•m {verb II} to put up a collar
♦ tüńa•m unč́ə̑l'i• šogalte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to turn upside-down, to wreak havoc; {set phrase} to distort something completely
♦ tüńa•m unč́ə̑l'iβuja• šogalte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to turn upside-down, to wreak havoc; {set phrase} to distort something completely
♦ unč́ə̑l'i• šogalte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to turn upside-down, to wreak havoc; {set phrase} to distort something completely
♦ unč́ə̑l'iβuja• šogalte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to turn upside-down, to wreak havoc; {set phrase} to distort something completely
♦ šum šogalte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to get angry, to be indignant; {set phrase} to prepare to rebuff, to prepare to repulse
♦ šüša•m šogalte•m {verb II} to put up a collar
2. to appoint, to assign, to put (on a job)
♦ paša•š šogalte•m {verb II} to put to work
♦ sa•mə̑rə̑k je•ŋə̑m predsedatel'la•n šogalte•m {verb II} to appoint a young man chairperson
3. {transitive} to stop, to halt, to bring to a stop
♦ βür jo•gə̑mə̑m šogalte•m {verb II} to stop blood from flowing
♦ ikta•ž-köm šogalte•m {verb II} to stop someone
♦ stano•kə̑m šogalte•m {verb II} to stop a machine
♦ šaga•tə̑m šogalte•m {verb II} to stop a clock
4. to install, to set up (a mechanism)
♦ drobi•lkə̑m paša•š šogalte•m {verb II} to set up a crusher
5. to set up, to put up, to erect, to build, to install
♦ me•ŋgə̑m šogalte•m {verb II} to erect pillars, to put up pillars
♦ pe•č́ə̑m šogalte•m {verb II} to put up a fence
6. {figuratively} to set against, to encourage opposition
♦ ka•lə̑kə̑m kugə̑ža•n βlast' βaštare•š šogalte•m {verb II} to set the people against the czar
7. {figuratively} to put (someone in a certain position)
♢ tə̑j mə̑•jə̑m jö•ndə̑mə̑lə̑kə̑škö šogalte•t {sentence} you're putting me in an awkward situation
8. {transitive} to stick out, to put out
♦ mü•škə̑rə̑m o•nč́ə̑ko šogalte•m {verb II} to stick out one's stomach
9. {figuratively} {transitive} to start, to begin
♦ ikta•ž-kö de•ne üč́ašə̑ma•šə̑m šogalte•m {verb II} to start an argument with someone
10. {figuratively} to lodge, to put up (temporarily)
♦ una•-βla•kə̑m ške de•ke ilašla•n šogalte•m {verb II} to put up guests at one's place
11. {in a converb construction} (marks finality, coupled with transitive verbs)
♦ pre•zə̑m jolə̑šte•n šogalte•m {verb II} to tether a calf
♦ pö•rtə̑m stroitle•n šogalte•m {verb II} to build a house
♦ č́umə̑rte•n šogalte•m {verb II} to gather in one place
~ ASPECTUAL CONVERB CONSTRUCTIONS ~
// šogalte•n kolte•m {verb II} {perfective} (see above)
// tü•rβə̑m šogalte•n kolte•m {verb II} to stick out one's lips
// šogalte•n kode•m {verb II} {perfective} (see above); {transitive} to leave, to leave behind, to leave standing
♢ Ro•za mə̑•jə̑m šogalte•n ko•də̑š {sentence} Roza left me standing
--"PARENT"--> šogala•m
