Contionary:kjaňir
Indevroplu
Etymology
Derived from Armenian կյանք (kyankʻ, “life”)
Pronunciation
Verb
kjaňir (кяңир)
- 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.
Inflection
| Infinitive | ||
|---|---|---|
| -ir |
| colspan="5" | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Indicative | ||||
| Past | Present | Future | ||
| 1P | sg. | -araz | -ar | -arax |
| pl. | -jaraz | -jar | -jarax | |
| 2P | sg. | -uruz | -ur | -urux |
| pl. | -juruz | -jur | -jurux | |
| 3P | sg. | -ėrėz | -ėr | -ėrėx |
| pl. | -jėrėz | -jėr | -jėrėx | |
| Imperative | ||||
| 1P | sg. | -arf | ||
| pl. | -jarf | |||
| 2P | sg. | -urf | ||
| pl. | -jurf | |||
| 3P | sg. | -ėrf | ||
| pl. | -jėrf | |||
- 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”)