bdar

bdar

Present: bdar LZ, DK, DS, TC.
Past: bdard LZ, DK. bdar [DS], TC.
Future: bdar LZ, DK, [DS], TC.
Imperative: bdar LZ. bdard DK. bdor TC.
Voluntary: TC, (Hoshi 2003).
Transitive: DS, TC.
Characteristic Example: bden tshig dang zas nor sogs LZ.
Meaning: (archaic) 1. To adjust exactly, adjust in a very accurate manner. 2. To pray earnestly (in casting lots and in divination). 3. To grind, polish, rub, file CD. 1. To prove a statement by interrogating whether it is true or false. 2. To make clean by sweeping. 3. To grind DK. 1. To speak words which pass judgment. 2. To arrange and then invite. 3. To plane, and sand DS. 1. To arrange. 2. To [go] in front. 3. To speak. 4. To plane, file, grind finely. 5. To clean off, wipe, rub TC.
Note:(Beyer 1992: 75) sees rdar (<bdar) as a 'weakend' form of this verb, and consequently sees bdar as the older form.

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