Part of Speech | adj.inv |
Vernacular Form | زِیات |
Phonetic Form | zjaát |
Origin | Pashto: ziiˈaat |
Variant Form(s) | ziád (Biori) |
Example 241:
Source: A:DLX021ǰabá bíiḍu ziaát baḍílu heentá, mašín ghiní lunáanu.ǰabágrassbíiḍmuch-u-MSGziaátexcessivelybaḍgrow.up-íl-pfv-u-MSGheentáCONDLmašínmachineghintake-í-CVluncut.off-án-prs-u-MSGIf the lawn grows very much, he takes the machine and mows it.
Example 523:
Source: A:KEE078čhéelii faaidá bi bíiḍu gáaḍu, kaṛaáw bi bíiḍu ziaát.čhéelishe-goat-ii-genfaaidábenefitbiSEPbíiḍmuch-u-MSGgaḍbig-u-MSGkaṛaáweffortbiSEPbíiḍmuch-u-MSGziaátexcessiveThere are really great benefits from having goats, but there is also a great deal of effort.
Example 1184:
Source: A:MAB111kirá ba eesé waxtíi ziaát díin de aní šumaalí alaaqá.kirsnow-a-plbatopeeséREMwaxttime-ii-genziaátexcessivelydefall-en-3pldepstaníproxšumaalínorthernalaaqáareaA great deal of snow fell during that time in this northern area.
Example 1870:
Source: A:DLX349tasíi bakáaramii c̣hiír ziaát bhílu.tasíi3sg.genbakáaramflock.obl-ii-genc̣hiírmilkziaátexcessivebhebecome-íl-pfv-u-MSGHis flock provided plenty of milk.
Example 1871:
Source: A:ABO037eso bíiḍu ziaát xafá bhílu.so3MSG.nombíiḍmuch-u-MSGziaátexcessivelyxafáupsetbhebecome-íl-pfv-u-MSGHe became extremely upset.