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1 imkonsiz
impossible. -
2 ber
to give; to deliver, provide. a ber to continue to do, to keep on doing. ta?zir ber to punish s.o., to teach a lesson to. ahamiyat ber to lend importance to, to value, to pay attention to. bardosh ber to lend fortitude, give strength. bo’y ber to give in, to do as you?re told; to back off. boy ber to lose (game). vazifa ber to assign a task; to commission. firib ber to dupe. foyda ber to augment, help; to be useful, profitable. javob ber to answer. jilov ber to give free rein to. jon ber to give up the ghost. ib ber to do s.t. for s.o. berib ket to drop off, to leave. berib tur to give s.o. s.t. for a short time. ijaraga ber to rent out. imtihon ber to take an exam. yig’ib ber to gather for s.o. kiraga ber to give out for hire. ko’rinish ber to show o.s. kun berma to torment, trouble, make life difficult or impossible. maosh ber to pay (salary). olib ber to bring. olib borib ber to take s.t. to s.o. omon ber to spare. omon bermay unmercilessly. o’qib ber to read to s.o. pardoz ber to decorate, to embellish. qarzga ber to loan. qo’ldan ber to let escape, to lose. qo’yib ber to put s.t. down/s.w. for s.o.; to let go. savol ber to ask a question. so’z ber to give one’s word. so’kib ber to yell at for s.o. else. sut bermaydigan sigir a cow with no milk. tan ber to concede. turib ber to stand still and endure. turish ber to hold one’s ground. ustiga ber to add to, to augment. xabar ber to inform. xotin ustiga qiz ber to marry one’s daughter off to a married man (polygamy). shahar ber to give up (answering a riddle). chap ber to avoid, steer clear of. E?tibor ber to consider, pay attention to. Erga ber to marry off (daughter). husn ber to beautify. (berdir, beril, berish) -
3 kun
day; time, life; the sun. kunda every day. kunda shunda habitu?frequenter. kuniga per day. kun ochiq It’s a clear day. kun ora every other day. kun oshib (skipping) every other day. kun sayin day by day. kun bo’yi all day long. kun qaytdi/kun og’di It?s past noon.; It?s getting late in the day. kun botar west. kun botarda at sunset; in the west. kun botdi The sun set. kun botishi sunset. kuni kecha just yesterday. kun chiqdi the sun rose., The sun came out. kun chiqar east. kun chiqarda at sunrise; in the east. kun chiqardan kun botargacha from dawn ?til dusk. kunga teskari not facing the sun, north facing; shady. kun tutilishi eclipse of the sun. qora kun bad times. kun berma to torment, to make life impossible or difficult. kuni bitdi It’s time is up. kun ko’r /oy chiqsa ham unga, kun chiqsa ham unga to be waited on hand and foot, to be the center of s.o.’s attention or affection. ish kuni workday. kun tartibi daily schedule, schedule of events. tunu kun night and day. qulog’idan kun ko’rinadi to be as thin as a wisp. kun(i) tug’di to have one’s day come. kundan kun(ga) from day to day; day by day. kuning shunga qoldimi? Have you been reduced to this? -
4 mahol
(Persian) impossible; difficult
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