to inhale, to breathe in jengõ vie’ddõ
to catch one's breath, to rest jengõ võttõ
to exhale laskõ jengkardõ
[It] takes [one's] breath away. Jeng īeb vi’zzõ.
[One] has to hold [one's] breath. U’m pidāmõst jeng vizās.
He coughs out his breath. Ta kie’vtõb eņtš jeng ulzõ.
[One] cannot catch [one's] breath. Ä’b sǭ jengõ tagān.
[As soon as] [one] inhaled, a fly was in [one's] throat. Jengõ viedīz, ne’i vȯ’ļ kärmi kurks.
The last inhalation was longer. Pe’rri jeng lekš ne’i pa pitkāld.
A small breeze has begun to blow. U’m irgõn pū’gõ piški brīz.
A kind of cold breeze is coming in from the window. Lä’bstõ seļļi kīlma luft tulāb si’zzõl.
This is draff, which is left over from beer. Se u’m rabā, mis īeb pǟlõ vȯ’llõst.
I went to the parish elder with a bribe. Ma lekš pagāstvanā jū’r kõ’urõkä’dkõks.
A mason builds [~makes] stoves, chimneys. Mīrnikā tī’eb ǭjḑi, kūoršnigidi.
