Contionary:kjaňir

Indevroplu

Etymology

Derived from Armenian կյանք (kyankʻ, “life”)

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [kʰjaˈŋiɾ]

Verb

kjaňir (кяңир)

1. to live

   lijri kjaňur ve troci korur prėloğe ta familu.

   You live freely and you still work for the sake of your family.

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.

Conjugation

infinitive		kjaňir
stem		kjaň
gerund infinitive		kjaňendir
		singular			plural
		1st person	2nd person	3rd person	1st person	2nd person	3rd person
indicative	present	kjaňar	kjaňur	kjaňėr	kjaňjar	kjaňjur	kjaňjėr
	past	kjaňaraz	kjaňuruz	kjaňėrėz	kjaňjaraz	kjaňjuruz	kjaňjėrėz
	future	kjaňarax	kjaňurux	kjaňėrėx	kjaňjarax	kjaňjurux	kjaňjėrėx
subjunctive	present	kjaňsjar	kjaňsjur	kjaňsjėr	kjaňsjėjar	kjaňsjėjur	kjaňsjėjėr
conditional	present	kjaňšpar	kjaňšpur	kjaňšpėr	kjaňšpėjar	kjaňšpėjur	kjaňšpėjėr
imperative		kjaňarf	kjaňurf	kjaňėrf	kjaňjarf	kjaňjurf	kjaňjėrf

• kjaňu

  "life"

• kjaňju

  "lives" (pl.)

• kjaňa

  "alive" (adj.)

Antonyms

• nėkjaňa (“non-living”)
• nėkjaňkir (“to kill”)
• nėkjaňmožu (“mortality”)

Derived terms

• dujkjaňir (“to survive”)
• kjaňomuzu (“biology”)
• kjaňėndozir (“to experience”)
• kjaňžu (“living being, creature”)

Related terms

• bėnakir (“to reside, settle”)