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1 hytkähtää
yks.nom. hytkähtää; yks.gen. hytkähdän; yks.part. hytkähti; yks.ill. hytkähtäisi; mon.gen. hytkähtäköön; mon.part. hytkähtänyt; mon.ill. hytkähdettiinjump start give a start (verb)* * *• give a jump• twitch• start• jump• give a twitch• give a jerk• jerk -
2 hätkähtää
yks.nom. hätkähtää; yks.gen. hätkähdän; yks.part. hätkähti; yks.ill. hätkähtäisi; mon.gen. hätkähtäköön; mon.part. hätkähtänyt; mon.ill. hätkähdettiingive a start (verb)start (verb)startle (verb)* * *• startle• trouble• start• scare• ruffle• incite• give a start• disconcert• convulse• confuse• be startled• be frightened• agitate• arouse• disturb• upset -
3 säpsähtää
yks.nom. säpsähtää; yks.gen. säpsähdän; yks.part. säpsähti; yks.ill. säpsähtäisi; mon.gen. säpsähtäköön; mon.part. säpsähtänyt; mon.ill. säpsähdettiinbe started (verb)be startled (verb)give a start (verb)start (verb)* * *• startle• start• scare• give a start• be startled• be frightened -
4 nostaa
yks.nom. nostaa; yks.gen. nostan; yks.part. nosti; yks.ill. nostaisi; mon.gen. nostakoon; mon.part. nostanut; mon.ill. nostettiincut (verb)draw (verb)draw out (verb)fork (verb)heave (verb)hoist (verb)increase (verb)lever (verb)lift (verb)pick up (verb)put up (verb)raise (verb)sling (verb)trice up (verb)weigh (verb)withdraw (verb)take up (noun)* * *• produce• bring up• better• bale out• ascend• lever• lift up• lift• make better• move up• cause• elevate• pick up• mount• fork• increase• incite• improve• hoist• hoidt• draw up• give rise to• cut• excite• exalt• rise• draw• prompt• draw out• heave• upheave• instigate• weigh• withdraw• urge• quick• uplift• put back• trice up• take up• stir• raise• upraise• stir up• put up• rouse• set up• set upright• sling• slip a stitch• start• put in motion
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