šü•lə̑š
{noun} [Generate paradigm] 1. breathing, breath
♦ šü•lə̑šə̑m petə̑ra• {phrase} it takes (my) breath away
♦ pə̑ta•rtə̑š šü•lə̑šə̑žö le•ktə̑n {phrase} (s)he gave up the ghost, (s)he died
♦ šü•lə̑šə̑žö le•ktə̑n {phrase} (s)he gave up the ghost, (s)he died
♢ šülə̑še•m petə̑rne•n {sentence} I lost my breath, I was out of breath, I ran out of breath
♦ ik šü•lə̑š de•ne {adverb} {set phrase} immediately, at once, without taking a breath; {set phrase} in harmony, in concord
♦ pə̑ta•rtə̑š šü•lə̑š ma•rte {adverb} {set phrase} up to one's last breath, till the last day of one's life
♦ pə̑ta•rtə̑š šü•lə̑š kodme•š {adverb} {set phrase} up to one's last breath, till the last day of one's life
♦ šü•lə̑š deč́ posna• {adjective} {set phrase} lifeless, dead
♦ šü•lə̑š pə̑tə̑me•ške {adverb} {set phrase} to one's last breath
♦ šü•lə̑šə̑m lukma•š {noun} exhalation
♦ šü•lə̑šə̑m nala•m {verb I} to take a breath, to draw a breath, to breathe; {set phrase} to recover one's breath, to catch one's breath; {set phrase} to catch one's breath, to take a short break, to take a breather
♦ šü•lə̑šə̑m nalma•š {noun} inhalation
♦ šü•lə̑šə̑m pogalte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to recover one's breath, to catch one's breath
♦ šü•lə̑šə̑m toje•n {adverb} {set phrase} with bated breath, scarcely daring to breathe
2. breath, exhaled air
♦ jə̑•gə̑žge šü•lə̑š {noun} nasty breath, bad breath
3. {mythology} spirit
♦ osa•l šü•lə̑š {noun} evil spirit
♦ po•ro šü•lə̑š {noun} good spirit
4. {figuratively} breath, spirit
♦ pajre•m šü•lə̑š {noun} festive spirit
♦ šü•lə̑šə̑m purte•m {verb II} {set phrase} to liven up, to enliven, to breathe life into
~ USAGE AS A MODIFIER ~
♦ šü•lə̑š jük {noun} breathing sound, sound of breathing
♦ šü•lə̑š ko•rno {noun} {anatomy} respiratory tract
♦ šü•lə̑š petə̑rnaltma•š {noun} {set phrase} {medicine} asthma
--"PARENT"--> šüle•m
