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merxha'n nm 1 = kora'l 2 ox with hair of a mixed brownish color 3 red wattle on fowl
merr·
II§ vt 1 to take 2 to take [ ] away from <> 3 [Colloq] to take [ ] away; arrest [ ]; capture 4 to take up [ ]; start 5 to take on [ ]: acquire; hire, engage 6 [Colloq] to take in [ ]: include, contain 7 to get, receive 8 to gain/achieve; reach to [ ] 9 to be struck by [ ] 10 to contract/catch [a disease]; catch [something thrown] 11 to shorten, cut off [ ] 12 to take to [ ], head toward [ ]
III§ vi to to take to <>, head for <>
• e merr· {verbal noun} to commence {}, begin {}
• ia merr· to head (in a direction), set out
• [ ] merr· {a quantity of money} to pay {} for [ ], get [ ] for {}
• merr· ajėr = ajro's·et
• [ ] merr· ana 1 [ ] leans badly to one side 2 [ ] is deteriorating
• merr· anė 1 to lean 2 to take a breather, rest up a bit 3 [Old] to take part, participate
• <>a merr· anėn to come to understand <>; get the hang of <>
• merr· anėn e <> to side with <>
• <> merr· anėt 1 to trim the sides of <>'s hair 2 to flank/outflank <>
• merr· anėt to get the sides of one's hair trimmed
me'rr·et vpr 1 < merr· 2 to be taken up (with), be involved/engaged (in) 3 [Colloq] to be engaged/married
• S'merret bota nė krahė. [Prov] "The world can't be taken in one's arms." Rome wasn't built in a day.
• <> merr·et3sg goja <> stutters
• <> merr·et3pl kėmbėt <> walks unsteadily: <> totters/staggers/toddles
• merr·et me hekura to be an ironworker
• merr·et me mend 1 to be imaginable 2 to be self-evident/obvious
• <> merr·et3pl mendtė <> is dizzy
• merr·et nė grykė to embrace (one another)
• merr·et vesh (me [ ]) to come to a mutual understanding (with [ ])
• merr·et vesh 1 to be understandable 2 to reach an understanding, come to an agreement
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