ضُاعُت
ẓ̂óˁot (yeẓ̂óˁot/ľiẓ̂ˁót)
basic morphological information

v. (I)

to seize
хватать
قبض
LS 363; Naumkin et al. 2014b:50, 66
text examples

a. ẓ̂óˁotk ḷe-ˁouyέghɛn di-hέben yéftḥoš di-mítro ‘I seized a boy who nearly fell into the metro (that is, nearly fell off the platform in the underground metro station in Moscow)’ (field notes)

semantic notes

‘To seize somebody (ḷe-)’ (a).

root
ẓ̂ˁt
derivates
etymology

From Proto-MSA *ṣ̂γṯ ‘to hold’.

continental MSA
  • Mhr. ẑəγāṯ to crumple, to squeeze, to take a grip on
  • Jib. ẓ̂aγáṯ to grip, to hold, to take a handful; to squeeze, to crumple
By regular expression