nur

nur

Present: nur CD, DK, DS.
Past: nurd DK. nur [DS].
Future: nur DK, [DS].
Imperative: nurd DK.
Intransitive: DS.
Resultative of: snur CD,(Gyurme 1992: 260), (Beyer 1992: 116)
Meaning: 1. To change place, change posture, to shift, to move by degrees, be displaced. 2. to be impressed, to yield, give way, be desiccated CD. 1. To become shorter or longer in time. 2. To become powder DK. 1. To raise in position from a previous place. 2. To alter, reverse a definite time. 3. To go, move with the surface of the stomach lowered to the ground DS.

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