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Entry: yummaʔ, -yund-/-yun-
Grammar: vi.
Meaning: vide yo:mmaʔ (2).
Derivation: [ ʔ< yum salt]
Entry: yummaʔ, -yups-/-yum-
Grammar: vt.
Meaning: put on a belt (phɔʔi:), gird, buckle oneself up
Comments: cf. yupmaʔ.
Entry: yummaʔl
Grammar: n.
Meaning: any cooked vegetable eaten during the main morning or evening meal together with some form of tɔk
Comments: Nep. tihun.
Entry: yummɛndzama sammaN
Grammar: n.
Meaning: household goddess who prohibits the eating of salt during ɔkwama khɔ:maʔ (q.v.) and during the period of abstention following the death of a relative
Derivation: [yum salt + mɛn- NɛG + ca- eat + -ma NɔM/f + sammaN household deity]
Comments: cf. nɛpmaʔ, yukmaʔ (2).
Entry: yuNmaʔ, -yuks-/-yuN-
Grammar: vt.
Meaning: 1) place, put, set, set aside; 2) as aspectivizer: 'to hold' or 'to keep'
Derivation: [caus. < yuNmaʔ sit]
Comments: 1) suʔwa kɔʔo: nɛ:sɛʔ! Put [your] bag down here!; niNwaʔo: yuNmaʔ vide -niNwaʔo: yuNmaʔ 2)\x kɛhukʔo: tɛmsɛʔ yuksɛʔ! Catch [this] in your hand and hold it!; kɛhukʔo: puttɛʔ yuksɛʔ! Grab it and hold it firmly!
Entry: yuNmaʔ, -yuN-
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Grammar: vi.
Meaning: 1) sit, sit down; 2) reside, dwell, be located in a place.
Entry: yuNmadɛn
Grammar: n.
Meaning: place to sit, seat
Derivation: [yuNmaʔ sit + -dɛn place]
Comments: vide yuNmasiN.
Entry: yuNmasiN
Grammar: n.
Meaning: chair, stool
Derivation: [yuNmaʔ sit + siN wood]
Comments: esp. what in Nep. is referred to as a muḍā, an hour-glass-shaped bamboo wicker stool with deer hide stretched across the circular bottoms at either end.
Entry: yuNsiNmaʔ
Grammar: vr.
Meaning: 1) sit oneself down; 2) pa:nbuk yuNsiNmaʔ vide pa:nbuk.
Derivation: [< yuNmaʔ place, set]
Entry: yupmaʔ, -yupt-/-yup-
Grammar: vt.
Meaning: put a belt (phɔʔi:) on someone, buckle someone up.
Derivation: [dir. < yummaʔ put a belt on]
Entry: yupmaʔ, -yupt-/-yup-
Grammar: vt.
Meaning: leaven, add yeast (khɛsuN) to; add spices to.
Entry: yupmaʔ, -yutt-/-yut-/-yuʔl
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Grammar: vt.
Meaning: 1) whet, sharpen (with repeated movements in the same direction, as opposed to yaʔlapmaʔ, q.v.); 2) grind
Comments: 1) hɛnaN phɛdza:n kɛyuttuba Why are you sharpening the knife? 2) khunɛʔ luNsumʔo: pe:naʔ yuttu He's grinding millet on the luNsum.
Entry: yu:maʔ, -yu:s-/-yu:-
Grammar: vi.
Meaning: be activated, in the expressions: 1) -miʔ yu:maʔ feel sleepy; 2) -lɛm yu:maʔ [lɛm kidney] lack the energy to do something, lack the spunk; 3) with immaʔ 'to sleep' in the impersonal construction: immaʔ yu:/yu:sɛ become/became sleepy; 4) with ye:ʔmaʔ 'to laugh' or -ye: 'urge to laugh' ; 5) -yam yu:maʔ not look forward to doing something
Comments: 1) amiʔ yu:sɛ I'm sleepy; cf. wamaʔ 2)\x alɛm yu:sɛ I don't have the spunk; cf. lɔʔmaʔ (7), tɔ:pmaʔ 3)\x cf. Nep. nidrā lāgcha/lāgyo 4)\x in eg.: ku-ye:ʔ-my-aN yu:s-ɛ (his-laugh-INF-also be activated-PT)\x He too felt the urge to laugh; aye:pmǝ yu: I shall have to laugh; hɛnaN kɛye:rɛʔ - kɛʔi:ndaN, hɛkkɛlle aye: yu:sɛ Why are you laughing? - You imitated me, so I had to laugh 5) ayam yu:sɛ ro:! Oh, I'm not looking forward to doing it at all!; cf. lɔʔmaʔ (7),\x tɔ:pmaʔ, yu:maʔ (2).\x
Entry: khada:mmaʔ, kha-da:m-
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Grammar: vi.
Meaning: get dark (outside during nightfall)
Comments: cf. khadhāpmaʔ
Entry: khadha:pmaʔ, kha-dha:pt-/kha-dha:p-
Grammar: vt.
Meaning: get dark on somebody, get dark on something
Entry: suNmaʔ, -suN-
Grammar: vt.
Meaning: pack, wrap up
Comments: aNga yaN rumaʔlʔo: suNuN I wrapped the money in a handkerchief.
Entry: le:Nmaʔ, -le:N-
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Grammar: vt.
Meaning: pour (fluid), add (fluid)
Entry: lɛkmaʔ, -lɛkt- / -lɛk-
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Grammar: vt.
Meaning: trade, exchange
Entry: laʔma
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Grammar: n.
Meaning: adulteress, illicit mistress, illicit lover (f.), wife whose husband has been unfaithful
Comments: Cf. laʔba
Entry: lɛ:mmaʔ, -lɛ:m-
Kiranti etymology: Kiranti etymology
Grammar: vt.
Meaning: sweet-talk, deceive, flatter, seduce, tlk someone into, try to make someone understand
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