to take under care ūoļ alā võttõ
to put under someone's care ädsmingiz ūoļõ andõ
to take care (of) ūoļtõ pi’ddõ
God's provident care Jumāl je’ddõnēji ūoļikš
Whoever is in charge, let [him/her] lead with care. Kis u’m jū’odiji, jū’odõg ūoļimizõs.
A car requires good care. Mašīnõn u’m vajāg jõvvõ ūoļtimizt.
He has good care. Tä’mmõn u’m jõvā ūoļtimi.
to place under care ūoļtõksõ andõ
Our children also have to take them under their care in old age. Mä’d lapstõn u’m võtāmõst nänt va’nstpē’ḑõn ka eņtš vȱidamiz alā.
a decent person kȭrdali rištīng
careful work kȭrdali tīe
Freight is that, which is loaded onto a boat. Lǭḑig u’m se, mis sǭb kuo’igõ si’zzõl lǭḑtõd.
There had been carp in the Tsälmõt River. Kengšepād at vȯnnõd Tsä’lmõt jo’ugs.
