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1 start
(Russian) start, starting line -
2 bo’rsi
v.i. to start going sour, turn bad, to begin to smell -
3 boshla
1. v.t. to begin, start; to lead. (boshlan, boshlat, boshlash) 2. v.t. to sew the upper on a shoe. (boshlan, boshlat) -
4 davay
(Russian) Come on!; Here!; Start! -
5 didiyo
didiyosini boshla to start talking on one’s favorite subject -
6 iqdom
arch. (Arabic) measure, action; start, commencement. iqdom qil to commence, to undertake -
7 janjal
fight, quarrel, dispute, disturbance. janjal chiqdi a fight broke out. janjal chiqar to make a fuss, to cause a fight. janjal qil to brawl, to start a fight -
8 nizo
quarrel, feud; enmity, hostility. nizo chiqar to start a feud. o’rtaga nizo sol to create hostility (between two parties). nizo urug’ini soch to sow the seeds of enmity. (Arabic) -
9 o’qish
v.n. of o’qishga ketyapsizmi? Are you going to school? o’qishga kir to start school -
10 olis
far, distant; long, lengthy. olis safar a long journey. olis yo’l a long road or trip. olisni ko’zla to think of the future. olisda far away, way off in the distance. olisdagi distant, far off. olisdan from afar. olis kel to start from the beginning, to give in detail -
11 pochin
(Russian) initiative; beginning, start -
12 qo’zg’a
v.t. to well up, to surface, to rise, to return; to arouse, to awaken, to stir up. masala qo’zg’a to raise an issue. gap qo’zg’a to start a discussion. (qo’zg’al, qo’zg’at, qo’zg’atil) -
13 ro’zg’or
(Persian) household; household goods, belongings. ro’zg’or qil to start a family; to provide for one’s family, to make a living. ro’zg’or tebrat /tut to feed a family, to make ends meet -
14 unna
v.i. to set to (making or doing s.t.). ovqatga unna to start making a meal. (unnal) -
15 urin
v.i. to throw or push o.s. about; to struggle, to strive (to do), to push o.s., to try; to become worn out or dirty (clothing); to start to go bad (food). (urinish urintir) -
16 uy-joy
house and home; family. uy-joy qil to settle down, to start a family -
17 xamirturush
(Persian) leavening, yeast; beginning, start -
18 yur
v.i. to walk; to go, to move; to live, to be, to go about; to make a move (in a game); to work, to run (mechanism); to go out (w/ one’s loved one); to go along with; (after V+ (ishlab yur to be working; nima qilib yuribsiz? What are you doing?, What are you up to? birovning yo’liga yur to follow s.o.’s example. ovi yurdi to be successful. yurib ket to start working. (yurgiz, yurgizil yurdir, yuril, yurin, yurit, yuritil, yurish)
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