Part of Speech | adj.inv |
Vernacular Form | تُوش |
Phonetic Form | tuúɕ |
Indo-Aryan Proto-Form | tuččhyá- 'empty, vain; n. emptiness (neut)' (T: 5850) |
Example 168:
Source: A:UXB020-1tíi tuúš míi uc̣hí ba teeṇíi múṭi pharé malíiti híni. thée ba lambúuṣu uc̣hí ba angóor ṣaawóolu hínu maní.tíi3sg.obltuúšsomemíibone.marrowuc̣hílift-í-CVbatopteeṇíireflmúṭiarmpharéalongmalíitapply.pfv-i-fhinbe.prs-i-fthéethenbatoplambúuṣukindling.wooduc̣hílift-í-CVbatopangáarfireṣaawálight-íl-pfv-u-MSGhinbe.prs-u-MSGmaníHSAYHe took some bone marrow and applied it to his arm. Then he took the firewood and apparently lit a fire.
Example 409:
Source: A:KAT095tuúš bhunimaá whíi ta karáaṛu ukháandu.tuúšlittlebhunimaádownhillwhéicome.down-e-3sgtaDSkaráṛuleopardukhéicome.up-án-prs-u-MSGShe had gone some ways down when a leopard came uphill.
Example 761:
Source: A:UXB013paačhambeé tuúš saát duní ba maníitu maní ki míi nóo paxpúla.paačhambeé<person>tuúšsomesaáttimedunthink-í-CVbatopmaníitsay.pfv-u-MSGmaníHSAYkicompmíi1sg.gennáaunamepaxpúlaby.selfPashambi thought for a moment, then said, "My name is 'myself'."
Example 1298:
Source: A:HOW073maṇḍawíi ghareé ḍhíngar ghooṣṭá díi tuúš muxtalíf bháanu.maṇḍáuveranda-ii-genghareéagainḍhíngarwoodghoóṣṭhouse-a-obldíifromtuúšlittlemuxtalífdifferentbhebecome-án-prs-u-MSGThe wood used for the veranda should be a bit different from the wood used for the house [itself].
Example 1778:
Source: A:KAT138šóo tu bheš ta ma tuúš áaṇc̣a khaá whúum.šugood-u-MSGtu2sg.nombhešsit.downtaDSma1sg.nomtuúšsomeáaṇc̣uraspberry-a-plkhaeat-í-CVwhéicome.down-um-1sgGood, you sit, and I will eat a little from the raspberry bush and then come down.