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gso

Present: 'tsho LZ, CD, ND. gso CD, DS, TC.
Past: gsos LZ, CD, ND, DS, TC. bsos CD. sos [CD].
Future: gso LZ, CD, ND, DS, TC.
Imperative: sos LZ, (DS). gsos ND, DS, TC.
Voluntary: ND, DS, TC, (Hoshi 2003).
Transitive: DS, TC.
Syntax: [Erg. Abs.] (Hackett 2003)
Causative of: sos (Gyurme 1992: 261).
Characteristic Example: nad sogs LZ. srog NDB. srog sogs NDA.
Meaning: 1. To nourish, pasture, feed. 2. To heal, cure ('tsho) CD.1. To feed, nourish, to bring up, nurse up, train. 2. To mend, repair (gso) CD. To nourish, care for by providing the circumstances for life DS. 1. To nourish, sustain, produce. 2. To restore deteriorated things TC.
Note:(Uray 1982: 546 n. 3) connects this verb with the noun khab so / khab so pa 'officials who levy taxes', compare 'tsho.

Present: gso LZ, CD, TC. gsos CD, DK.'tsho (DK).
Past: bsos LZ, CD, TC. gsos CD, DK.
Future: bso LZ, DK, TC. gso (DK).
Imperative: sos LZ. gsos DK, TC.
Voluntary: TC, (Hoshi 2003).
Transitive: TC.
Syntax: [Erg. Abs.] (Hackett 2003)
Characteristic Example: ngal dub sogs LZ.
Meaning: To mend, repair, foster, cherish CD. (honorific) To take rest, refresh one's self, to move fatigue by rest (bso) CD. To recreate (bsos) CD. To have rest, to cause to recover, to restore DK. To restore from fatigue TC.
Note: Compare 'tsho and sos.

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