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šə̑gə̑r
{adjective} {noun} [Generate paradigm]
1.     crowded, cramped
keβə̑tə̑šte šə̑gə̑r lijə̑n     {sentence}     it got crowded in the shop
šə̑gə̑r klass     {noun}     cramped classroom
šə̑gə̑r kə̑škar     {noun}     {set phrase} unending circle, circle with no way out, situation with no way out
šə̑gə̑r pölem     {noun}     crowded room
2.     narrow
šə̑gə̑r jolgorno     {noun}     narrow footpath
3.     thick, dense
šə̑gə̑r č́odə̑ra     {noun}     dense forest
4.     tight, too tight, pinching (clothing, shoes)
šə̑gə̑r jolč́ijem     {noun}     pinching shoes
5.     {figuratively} cheerless, dismal, dreary, joyless, difficult
šə̑gə̑r žap     {noun}     dreary time
šə̑gə̑r onč́altə̑š     {noun}     cheerless look
šə̑gə̑r č́on     {noun}     {set phrase} envious person, petty person, callous person, indifferent person; {set phrase} nervous person
šə̑gə̑r č́onan     {adjective}     {set phrase} envious, petty, callous, indifferent; {set phrase} nervous
6.     {figuratively} busy, straining, intense
šə̑gə̑r keč́e-βlak     {noun}     busy days
7.     tightness, lack of space
mə̑j šə̑gə̑rə̑m om jörate     {sentence}     I don't like not having enough space
8.     thick of the forest
č́odə̑ra šə̑gə̑r     {noun}     thick of the forest
9.     {figuratively} difficulty, impasse, deadlock, fix
iktaž-mon šə̑gə̑rə̑šə̑že lijam     {verb I}     to be hard-up for something, to be short of something
šə̑gə̑rə̑š βozam     {verb I}     {set phrase} to get into a fix, to run into trouble
šə̑gə̑rə̑š logalam     {verb I}     {set phrase} to make a blunder, to put one's foot in it
šə̑gə̑rə̑š pernem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to make a blunder, to put one's foot in it
šə̑gə̑rə̑š purem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to get into a fix, to run into trouble
šə̑gə̑rə̑š purtem     {verb II}     {set phrase} to put someone in a difficult position

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