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fry'·het vpr 1 to swell, swell up; become swollen; become bloated 2 [Colloq] to gorge oneself on food, eat until sated: pig out 3 to get fat 4 to get inflated, billow out; inflate 5 [Fig] to get a swell head: strut like a peacock 6 to swell with anger; become exasperated
<> fry·het3pl ijėt "<>'s flanks swell out" <> eats too much
<> fry·het3sg koka 1 <>'s head gets exhausted from mental effort 2 <> gets swell-headed
fry·het si qumėsht "swell up like (boiling) milk" to swell up with rage
<> fry·het3pl tėmthat "<>'s temples are bulging" <> gets very angry
<> fry·het3sg zemra nga gėzimi <>'s heart swells with happiness
<> fry·het3sg zemra <>'s heart grows heavy

fry'jė nf 1 gale, strong wind 2 snowdrift

fry'mė
III§ nf 1 breath; breathing 2 expelled air 3 wind; gale 4 [Colloq] odor, fragrance 5 spirit; soul 6 basic principle; essence, essential 7 [Fig Old] life 8 living inhabitant
IV§ quant [Colloq] not a, not a single
me frymėn pezull "with breath/heart in suspension" in a state of great anxiety
me frymėn pezull with bated breath
frymė mė frymė very close together
nė frymė tė <> very near <>
nė frymėn e <> in the spirit of <>, following the principles of <>
tė nxjerrėt frymė exhalation, exhaling
s'ka· frymė to feel exhausted/weak