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- shkóⁿ tʰigthágtha (v.phrase)
- To move about a little, in short bursts, for just a few moments each time.
- shkóⁿtʰigthe (v.)
- To jump and flutter about, as a wounded or trapped bird.
- shkóⁿthe (v.t.)
- To cause to move; to dislodge, make restless; stir up.
- shkóⁿ thi'á (v.)
- To be unable to move.
- shkóⁿ wasékoⁿ (v.phrase)
- To be quick in one's movements.
- shkóⁿwathe (v.t.)
- To cause them to move; to dislodge or disturb them.
- shkóⁿ wazníⁿde (v.phrase)
- To be slow and deliberate in one's movements; to work slowly or take a long time to do something.
- shkóⁿzhi (v.)
- To be motionless.
- shkoⁿ zhúazhi (v.phrase)
- To be unable to move as fast as one should.
- shkúbata (adv.)
- To or in the deep.
- shkúbe (v.s.)
- Deep (of water or snow).
- Thick (of hair).
- shkúbeqti (v.s.)
- Very deep, as water.
- Very thick, as hair or fur.
- shkúbethe (v.a.)
- To make deep.
- shkúda (v.s.)
- Slightly hollow; having a slight indentation on the surface.
- shkúde (v.s.)
- Slightly hollow; having a slight indentation on the surface.
- shoⁿ (v.)
- Fit, proper; as it should be.
- Enough; that will do.
- shoⁿ (v.root)
- Dislocated, fallen off.
- shoⁿ (adv.)
- Still, yet; at all events, at any rate.
- And so; thus.
- shóⁿ... dóⁿshte (conj.)
- Either ... or.
- shóⁿazhi (v.s.)
- Unfit, improper, wrong; not as it should be.
