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# to live
# to live
#: ''lijri '''kjaňur''' mezė vi korur prėloğe ta familu.''
#: ''lijri '''kjaňur''' mezė vi korur prėloğė ta familu.''
#:: "'''You live''' freely but you also work for the sake of your family."
#:: "'''You live''' freely but you also work for the sake of your family."


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# '''kjaň'''žu'''
# '''kjaň'''žu'''
#: living being, creature
#: living being, creature
# psij'''kjaň'''žu'''
#: animal
# '''kjaň'''omuzu
# '''kjaň'''omuzu
#: biology
#: biology
=====Antonyms=====
=====Antonyms=====
# nė'''kjaňa'''
# nė'''kjaň'''ir
#: deceased, dead
#: to die
# nė'''kjaň'''kir
# nė'''kjaň'''kir
#: to kill
#: to kill

Latest revision as of 20:35, 14 March 2025

Indeyivroplu

Etymology

Derived from Armenian կյանք (kyank', "life")

Pronunciation

(Indeyivroplu) IPA: [kʰjaˈŋiɾ]

Verb

kjaňir (Cyrillic кйаңир)

  1. to live
    lijri kjaňur mezė vi korur prėloğė ta familu.
    "You live freely but you also work for the sake of your family."

Inflection

  • kjaňu
    "life"
  • kjaňa
    "alive"

Usage notes

While also permissible to use kjaňir to mean "to live in / reside," it is preferred there to use the specific verb bėnakir instead, due to differing points of focus.

Derived terms

  1. kjaňėndozir
    to experience
  2. dúajkjaňir
    to survive
  3. kjaňžu
    living being, creature
  4. kjaňomuzu
    biology
Antonyms
  1. kjaňir
    to die
  2. kjaňkir
    to kill
  3. kjaňmožu
    mortality

Related words

  1. bėnakir
    to reside, settle