infinitive of estropear combined with se
Rusçaмять, мя́ться, помя́ть, помя́ться /mʲætʲ/ to rumple, to crumple, to wrinkle, to fumble, to crease · to knead
çekim: geçmiş мя́вший · ortaç мя́вший · şimdiki мнёт · ulaç мну́щий
eş: сминать
köken: Inherited from Proto-Slavic *męti; compare Old Church Slavonic мѧти (męti).
aile: мя́ться, вмять, вмина́ть, вмя́ться, вмина́ться, вы́мять, вымина́ть, домя́ть, домина́ть, замя́ть
Fincekolhia mustelmille, kolhiintua, saada mustelmia /ˈkolhiːntuɑˣ/ to be damaged; to be bruised or battered (suffer external, superficial damage)
çekim: geçmiş kolhiintunut · şimdiki kolhiintuu · ulaç kolhiintuva
köken: kolhia + -intua
aile: kolhiintuma
Bulgarcaнатъртвам, натъртвам се
Katalancamacar, macar-se, maganyar /məˈka/ to batter, to bruise · to bruise, to get bruised
çekim: geçmiş maquí · ortaç macat · şimdiki maca
köken: Inherited from Vulgar Latin *maccare. (Compare Italian ammaccare, Spanish macar.) Ultimate origin unknown.
to press · to push, shove · to crush
çekim: geçmiş brúite · ortaç brúite · şimdiki brúnn sé
köken: From Old Irish bruïd (“to break in pieces”). Cognate with Welsh briwo, brifo (“to injure”).
aile: brúigh ar, brúigh faoi, brúigh ar an doicheall
Sicilyacaabbirsari, abbuḍḍàrisi, ammaccàrisi, appurminàrisi, cappulijari, cunzari /kʊn.ˈtsaː.ɾɪ/ to prepare (something), to get (something) ready
köken: From Vulgar Latin *comptiāre, from Latin comptus. Compare Italian conciare, acconciare.
Sò matri cci fici cunzari lu lettu.
Prima di manciari avemu a cunzari la tàvula.