Chlouvānem/Exterior and interior verbs: Difference between revisions

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* ''huṃħake'' — <small>EXT:</small> to fight; <small>INT: (individuals) </small> to have an interior conflict; <small>(groups, organizations)</small> to have an internal struggle
* ''huṃħake'' — <small>EXT:</small> to fight; <small>INT: (individuals) </small> to have an interior conflict; <small>(groups, organizations)</small> to have an internal struggle
* ''jālejilde'' — <small>EXT:</small> to win; to defeat someone; <small>INT:</small> to get better; to win one's own fears (both very colloquial)
* ''jālejilde'' — <small>EXT:</small> to win; to defeat someone; <small>INT:</small> to get better; to win one's own fears (both very colloquial)
* ''nīdṛke'' — <small>EXT:</small> to participate, take part, be a member of; <small>INT:</small> to behave
* ''primęlike'' — <small>EXT:</small> to give back; <small>INT:</small> to return, come back
* ''primęlike'' — <small>EXT:</small> to give back; <small>INT:</small> to return, come back
* ''valde'' — <small>EXT:</small> to open; <small>INT: (when used for people)</small> to open oneself, to overcome shyness
* ''valde'' — <small>EXT:</small> to open; <small>INT: (when used for people)</small> to open oneself, to overcome shyness
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