suddenly

v. awaken with a start; realize suddenly; be alert

baraarug: vl. n. startled awakening, sudden realization, alertness

baraarug: n. bracelet of iron ~ copper (for children)

m. n. (adj.); [adv.]: unexpected event; sudden, without warning; suddenly, unexpectedly

v. make something fall suddenly ~ throw something with force and speed

v. stop suddenly, come to a halt; be full up (with food); tighten

v. cut ~ chop (up), tear apart; break a date ~ appointment

googooy v. swerve, veer off suddenly

m. n., [collective] fruit-bearing tree species

kedi v. surprise, move suddenly ~ unexpectedly

m. n. provocation, intentional offense (threat ~ insult)

maag v. provoke, pick on, incite someone

maag v. want, intend

maag v. stop suddenly, cease; hesitate (out of fear ~ suspicion)

maag vl. n. keeping one's distance from something, setting a limit ~ boundary

m. n. sudden awakening

salal v. wake up suddenly ~ with a start

v. wake someone suddenly

v. wake someone suddenly (as with fright)

v. seize violently, grab suddenly with hands

(v) to fall down; to cease to function; break down suddenly in strength or health.

dhacay

(v) to expel air from the lungs suddenly and noisily.

qufacayaa

name-m surprise, unexpected. Lit: one born unexpectedly and suddenly

/appiir/appears, appearing, appeared; (v) muuqasho, la arko, soo bannaan bixid. e.g. A man suddenly appeared from the dark.

/jilt/ (v) iska-dirid, (iska-cayrin, siiba laba qof oo jacayl ka dhaxeeyey) eg. After being her boyfriend for five years, he suddenly jilted her.

-ay / tay: (v) 1. afflict suddenly; strike (istaraayk). Ex: waxaa asiibay kansar; he was stricken with cancer. 2. come upon; discover: Ex: waad asiibtay; you struck upon the point

-ay / day: (v) attack suddenly or unexpectedly; ambush (aambuush), stalk (stook). —Syn: ambuscade, bushwhack, waylay (weeyleey)

(adv) suddenly (sadhanli); immediately ~ durbadiiba, si kadis ah

-ay / tay: (v) grasp or seize suddenly by group of people; snatch (isnaaj) ~ boob