უჲონუნ

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Etymology

From უ- (u-) +‎ (ყ)ონ- ((q)on-) +‎ -უნ (-un).

Verb

უჲონუნ (uyonun) (Latin spelling uyonun) (Atina, Vizha, Artasheni, VitseArkabi)

  1. (of animate objects) to have
    ჶადიმეზ ღვალეფე ჩერელი არ მსქვა ბოზო ქუონუნ.
    fadimez ğvalepe çereli ar mskva bozo kuonun.
    Fadime has a beautiful daughter with bright cheeks.
  2. (participle + უჲონუნ (uyonun))
    1. someone who belongs to someone to have done something
      ოხორი კალე მოვულურ. ბერე-თი ჯარი შკომერი მიჲონუნ. არ ფიჩი ქოდოფხედათ, დოვისინაფათ.
      oxori ǩale movulur. bere-ti cari şǩomeri miyonun. ar piçi kodopxedat, dovisinapat.
      I've just come from home. The kid's already eaten. Let's sit down and talk.
    2. (Sumla) someone to do something to someone who belongs to someone and someone to do it all the time
      ბერეფეზ “ლუმჯიშა ორდო ოხოჲიშა მოხთით ” მა დო ჩინადვერი მიჲონუნ.
      berepez “lumcişa ordo oxoyişa moxtit ” ma do çinadveri miyonun.
      I tell my children, ‘Come home early in the evening’ (I have said it and I say it all the time).
  3. (verbal adjective+ უჲონუნ (uyonun)); Someone who belongs to someone to have to do something or someone who belongs to someone to have to do something to someone
    ემინეზ ბერე ოჩილონი უჲონუნ. ნოდერეფეზ გულუნ დო ბოზოფე ცადუმს.
    eminez bere oçiloni uyonun. noderepez gulun do bozope ʒadums.
    Emine has a son to marry. She travels to the women's gatherings and tests (examines) the girls.
  4. (Artasheni, if used as Absolutive-Dative alignment with a verb) someone to be in a situation for someone
    სი ჯული მიჲონურ.
    si culi miyonur.
    You are my rose

Conjugation

Usage notes

  • In Chanapeti both the verb უ(ჲ)ონს (u(y)ons) and the verb უ(ჲ)ონუნ (u(y)onun) are used.
  • In the dialects of Atina, Vizha, Artasheni,Ç'anapeti and Lome, the verb უღუნ (uğun) is used instead for the meaning ‘there is a pest on the plant’.

See also

Further reading

  • Kojima, Gôichi (2012–) “uyonun/ uonun”, in Temel Lazca-Türkçe Sözlük Taslağı (in Turkish)
  • Kojima, Gôichi (2012–) “uyonun”, in Temel Lazca-Türkçe Sözlük Taslağı (in Turkish)