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li'dh·et vpr 1 to form a knot; be joined 2 to be attached 3 to be attached to, be very fond of 4 to hold together, bind 5 to form a connection; bind together 6 (Chem) to combine (in a compound) 7 (Sport) to tie, draw
<> lidh·et buka (në grykë/fut) the food sticks in <>'s throat (out of fear or from loss of appetite)
nuk lidh·et dot to be impossible to persuade
<> lidh·et3pl duart <>'s hands are tied
<> lidh·et3sg fjala komb <>'s tongue freezes in <>'s mouth; <> gets utterly tongue-tied; is left speechless
<> lidh·et3sg goja "<>'s mouth/tongue is tied/cut" <> is unable to utter a word; <> is at a loss for words; <> gets utterly tongue-tied
<> lidh·et3sg gjuha "<>'s mouth/tongue is tied/cut" <> is unable to utter a word; <> is at a loss for words; <> gets utterly tongue-tied
lidh·et keq to be perplexed (by one's complicated situation)
lidh·et këmbë e duar to be all tied up
<> lidh·et3pl këmbët <> is tied down, <> is unable to go/get anywhere
<> lidh·et3pl krahët <>'s hands are tied

* li'dh|ëm nf knot, tie

li'dh|ës
III§ n 1 tie; bond 2 garter 3 (Constr) binding material, binder 4 (Tech) connector 5 (Rr) railroad switch; switchman 6 paddle-like diverter that switches flow of water to and from a waterwheel
IV§ adj 1 connective 2 binding