omech | , v.t. | connect; wait for (especially to ask a favor); splice; provide (oneself, others) with adequate supply, shelter, etc. emergency or other contingency; tide over. |
mechii /mechir | v.pf.3s | |||||||||||
milechii | v.pf.3s.past | |||||||||||
mech | v.pf.3p.inan. | |||||||||||
milech | v.pf.3p.inan.past | |||||||||||
bechoel | v.a.s. | is to be connected. | ||||||||||
blech /ulech | v.r.s. | connected. | ||||||||||
blechoel | v.r.s. | connected with a joint; always; do habitually; invariably do. | ||||||||||
kebech | v.recip. | wait for each other. | ||||||||||
obech /mouech | v.erg. | |||||||||||
omech a beluu | expr. | connect two areas (with bridge; etc.). | ||||||||||
omech er a klengerenger | expr. | take the edge of one's hunger. | ||||||||||
omech er a rengul | expr. | take the edge of one's hunger. | ||||||||||
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