săachů (verb) - to feel hot (the heat of the world, not one's own)

săachů (02_Asaxi Verbs_ů (List))

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săachů

săachů

Transitivity / Valency

intransitive — state predicate; the experiencer is the subject (often with the subjective marker ă).

Lexical Aspect

• Durative (Activity) — unfolds over time.
• Aspect markers: na- “do repeatedly” · tå- “do once” · ni- “begin to” · chå- “do fully”.

Semantic Field

Smntc_Field The Body / Smntc_Field Weather & Climate

Pronunciation

IPA: /saɪat̠ʃuw/

Translations

• English: to feel hot (the heat of the world, not one’s own)
• Polish: czuć gorąco

Example sentence

Xi ŕăană — ă wo săachů. The sun is hot — I feel the heat.

Alternative Forms

Null

Etymology

săa + -ch- + -ů (Universal Verbalizer).

Synonyms

• (see 65_Expressing States & Sensations (Source Doctrine))

Antonyms

• zhýchů (to feel cold)

Root Noun

• săa

Derived terms

• (see the root noun’s family)

Source Doctrine

Bridge -ch- (Subjective) — see 65_Expressing States & Sensations (Source Doctrine).