dáⁿ-qti

dáⁿ-qti 
dóⁿqti 
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beyond measure; beyond description, referring to excessive feeling, inordinate desire, etc.  
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Dec 22, 2010 5:33 pm

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One of the examples has alternate translation crossed out: 'I am grieved beyond measure' instead of 'I am much sadder than I have ever been'.
Added/modified by: Catherine Rudin on 7/1/09, 12:40 PM
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Examples

SentenceTranslationLast Modified ByCitationLinkActions
dáⁿ-qti baskiȼeto be so angry that he loses all self-controlCatherine RudinView
Dáⁿ-qti uikaⁿ gaⁿȼai.He wishes to help him very much. His desire to aid him is so great that it goes beyond all bound...Catherine RudinView
Dáⁿ-qti iⁿpi-mají.I am much sadder than I have ever been. Catherine Rudin7View
dáⁿ-qti gaxeto do more or make more than he should have done Catherine RudinView
Údaⁿ dáⁿ-qti égaⁿ Iṭígaⁿȼaí aká wéȼadaí.The President mentioned to us something that was good beyond measure. Catherine RudinO&PL 133,7View
daⁿ-qti gaⁿȼa to have an inordinate desire. (synonym: atacaⁿ ac̸iⁿ gaⁿc̸a)Catherine RudinView
Íⁿtaⁿ daⁿqti wagazuaji.Now is it very far from straight.Catherine RudinView