ʃu•ldər
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. wing
♦ ʃu•ldərʒo ku•ʃkən {phrase} (s)he's extremely happy, (s)he's excited, (s)he's elated
♦ ʃu•ldər βe•le ok si•te {phrase} (s)he's extremely happy, (s)he's excited, (s)he's elated
♦ ʃu•ldər βe•le u•ke {phrase} (s)he's extremely happy, (s)he's excited, (s)he's elated
♦ ʃu•ldər gəna• ok si•te {phrase} (s)he's extremely happy, (s)he's excited, (s)he's elated
♦ ʃu•ldər gəna• u•ke {phrase} (s)he's extremely happy, (s)he's excited, (s)he's elated
♦ lə•βe ʃu•ldər {noun} butterfly wing
♦ samoʎo•t ʃu•ldər {noun} airplane wing
♦ ʃke ʃu•ldər jəma•k nala•m {verb I} {set phrase} to take someone under one's wing, to look after
♦ ʃke ʃu•ldər jəma•ke nala•m {verb I} {set phrase} to take someone under one's wing, to look after
♦ ʃu•ldər jəma•k nala•m {verb I} {set phrase} to take someone under one's wing, to look after
♦ ʃu•ldər jəma•ke nala•m {verb I} {set phrase} to take somebody under one's wing
♦ ʃu•ldər jəma•t͡ɕ le•kʃe {noun} {set phrase} person on his/her own, person that has left the nest
♦ ʃu•ldər jəma•lne {adverb} {set phrase} under someone's wing, under someone's care
♦ ʃu•ldərəm lupʃe•m {verb II} to flap one's wings
♦ ʃu•ldərəm pyt͡ɕka•m {verb I} {set phrase} to clip somebody's wings
♦ ʃu•ldərəm sake•m {verb II} {set phrase} to lose heart, to become disheartened
2. {zoology} fin, flipper
3. sail, vane (e.g., of a windmill)
♦ βakʃ ʃu•ldər {noun} windmill sail
4. {technical} blade (e.g., of a harvesting machine)
5. half, side, wing (e.g., of a door)
♦ omsa• ʃu•ldər {noun} door wing, door half
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♦ ʃu•ldər pə•stəl {noun} flight feather
