ere•
{adverb} {postposition} [Generate paradigm] 1. always, constantly, all the time
♢ ere• paša• {sentence} there's always work
♦ ere• agaβajre•m {phrase} every day's a holiday for him/her, (s)he never does any work
♦ ere• agaβajre•m o•gə̑l {phrase} time to get down to work, it's not all just fun and games
♦ ere• ikta•k {phrase} it's all the same to him/her
♦ ere• i•ktə̑mak tüje•m {verb II} {set phrase} to harp on one string, to go on and on about something
♦ ere• i•lə̑me βer {noun} permanent residence
♦ ere• ku•č́ə̑mo kə̑l {noun} permanent contact
♦ ere• li•jše {adjective} constant, steady, permanent
♦ ere• li•jə̑n šo•gə̑šo {adjective} constant, steady, permanent
♦ ere• o•gə̑l {adverb} not always
♦ ere• o•nč́ə̑k ka•jə̑še tarβanə̑lma•š {noun} {physics} translation
♦ ere• to•lšo {adjective} perpetual, constant
♦ ere• tə̑ge• {adverb} always like this
♦ ere• uža•rge u•lšo ku•škə̑l {noun} {botany} evergreen
♦ ere• uža•rge šo•gə̑šo ku•škə̑l {noun} {botany} evergreen
♦ ere• u•lšo {adjective} perpetual, constant
♦ ere• šukə̑ra•k {adverb} more and more
♦ ere• šə̑•gə̑r kə̑ška•r {noun} {set phrase} unending circle, circle with no way out, situation with no way out
♦ ere• ə̑•štə̑me {adjective} perpetual, constant
♦ ere• ja•mde {adjective} always ready
2. only, all, everywhere
♢ memna•n de•ne ere• ku•rə̑k {sentence} there are only mountains around here
3. more and more, increasingly
♢ po•jezdə̑n pi•sə̑lə̑kše ere• kuge•mə̑n da kuge•mə̑n {sentence} the train is going faster and faster
