Part of Speech | v.intr |
Vernacular Form | ݜاچہ |
Phonetic Form | ʂáatɕa |
Morphemic Form | šač-, ṣat- |
Inflection Class | T (Prs): ṣačáanu, (Pfv Masc Sg): ṣáatu, (Pfv Fem Sg): ṣéeti, (Cv): ṣačí, (Imp): ṣáač |
Indo-Aryan Proto-Form | sajyátē 'hangs on; is occupied with' (T: 13085) |
Variant Form(s) | ṣáače (Biori) |
Example 11:
Source: A:KAT018luumái ṣiṣ čulaá áak táapaṛa ǰe ṣačí gíi híni.luumáifoxṣiṣheadčuláshake-í-CVakIDEFtáapaṛhill-a-oblǰeupṣačclimb-í-CVgíigo.pfv.FSGhinbe.prs-i-fThe fox shook its head and climbed up a hill.
Example 378:
Source: A:DHN3128ma bhíili ṣačéeni.ma1sg.nombhíilifearṣačappear-án-prs-i-fI am scared.
Example 1458:
Source: A:DLX443paaṇṭí ghrum ṣáatu.paaṇṭíclothesghrumdirtṣáatclimb.pfv-u-MSGThe clothes became dirty.
Example 1509:
Source: A:NH12:1:060pilíila the phus bhan yhóolu heentá, pháaṭa ṣačáana.pilíiluant-a-oblthetophusvanishedbhebecome-án-prsyhéicome-íl-pfv-u-MSGheentáCONDLpháaṭuwing-a-plṣačappear-án-prs-a-MPLThe ant has to disappear in order for wings to appear. [Proverb]
Example 1660:
Source: A:DHN3027ma šid ṣáatu.ma1sg.nomšidcoldnessṣáatclimb.pfv-u-MSGI was feeling cold.
Example 1689:
Source: A:DHN3135ma adráx ṣačáanu.ma1sg.nomadráxforestṣačclimb-án-prs-u-MSGI am going up to the forest.
Example 1690:
Source: A:DLX299har tarapíi se ghooṣṭá angóor ṣáatu.hareverytarápside-ii-genseREMghoóṣṭhouse-a-oblangáarfireṣáatclimb.pfv-u-MSGThe fire spread in all directions of the house.