dear oor Aymara

dear

/dɪə/, /diɹ/ adjektief, werkwoord, naamwoord, bywoord

Loved; lovable.

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Dear

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Therefore, dear elders, as you give training, be more than a teacher —be a friend. —Prov.
Kuntï yatichkäta uksa taqe chuymaw yateqarakini (Pro.

I felt cut to the heart when my dear wife, who was a skillful translator, struggled to find her words.
Jupajj wali suma traductoränwa, ukham usuntat uñjañajj walpun chuym chʼalljjtayitäna.

The Kingdom was truly dear to his heart. —Read Matthew 12:34.
Cheqas Diosan Reinopatpunwa jukʼamp parlirïna (Mateo 12:34 liytʼañataki).

Our dear local brothers and sisters are very excited about JW Broadcasting.
Akanjja, jilat kullakanakajj JW Broadcasting programampejj wali kusisitäpjjewa.

2 The temple in Jerusalem was dear to Jesus’ heart.
2 Jesusatakejj Jerusalén templojj wali munatänwa.

How dear you were to me!’
¡Walpuni munasiyäsma!’

May we all “keep holding men of that sort dear.” —Phil.
Cheqas taqeniw ‘uka casta jilatanakarojj munasipjjañasa’ (Fili.

With the help of his dear friend Antonio, he got through a rough patch in his life.
Jan walinakan uñjaskäna ukhajja, Antonio amigopaw wal yanaptʼäna.

Expressing feelings dear to me
Kunjamas jikxatast ukax

No more is known about our dear brother of old, Gaius.
Gayo jilatat janiw jukʼampejj yatiskiti.

You dear older brothers and sisters are not alone in your trials.
Chuymani jilat kullakanaka, jumanakajj janiw jaytanukutäpktati.

That is especially important if one of these dear sheep wants to pour out his heart but struggles to find the right words.
Diosan mä munat serviripajj kunjamas jikjjatasi uk jan sañ puedki, ukhaw jilïr irpirinakajj pacienciamp istʼañatak jukʼamp chʼamachasipjjañapa (Prov.

3 “Keep Holding Men of That Sort Dear”
3 ‘Uka casta jilatanakarusti munasipjjapunim’

So when she suddenly fell ill and died, the whole congregation sent for Peter to implore him to resurrect their dear sister.
Ukampis usuntasaw jiwxäna, ukatwa tamapankirinakax uka munat kullakar jaktayañapatakix Pedror wal rogtʼasipxäna.

‘Now we will actually get to know these dear brothers and sisters personally,’ Lowell remembers thinking.
Ukatwa Lowell jilatajj “¡Uka munat jilat kullakanakar uñtʼañäniwa!” sasin säna.

How much we appreciate these dear brothers and sisters!
Jïsa, ¡ukham irnaqtʼir jilat kullakanakax wali munatäpxiwa!

Just how dear was this Son to his Father?
Ukampis ¿qhawqsa Diosajj Jesusar munasïna?

How have these dear older elders responded to this adjustment?
Uka chuymankipstat jilatanakajj uk yatisajj ¿kunsa lurapjje?

Recently, she told me that my words are very dear to her heart, that she often reflects on them, and that they always brighten her day.”
Ukat jichhakiw mamitajajj akham situ: ‘Uka arunakam janipuniw armkti, wal kusisiyarakitu’ sasa”.

All these dear brothers and sisters from different backgrounds serve Jehovah unitedly.
Jilat kullakanakajj janis kikpäpkchejja, mayachtʼataw Jehová Diosar servipjje.

49:7) In his great love, however, “Jehovah himself has caused the error of us all to meet up with that one,” his dear Son and chosen Servant.
Ukampisa, wali munasiñapatwa, Jehová Diosax munat Yuqaparu, ajllit Sirviriparu “jiwasan ñanqha luratanakasxa” apxaruyi.

May we keep holding men of that sort dear,
munasiñampi uñjapxañasaw.

The grief felt by those who have lost dear ones in death can be softened by the joyful anticipation of reunion in God’s new world.
Diosan jutïrpachapanwa jiwir familiaranakampis munat masinakampis jikisxañäni, uk yatisax khitinakatï jiwirinïpki ukanakaxa janiw sinti llakisxapxiti.

(Genesis 23:2; 2 Samuel 1:11, 12) Jesus Christ “gave way to tears” when he neared the tomb of his dear friend Lazarus, who had recently died. —John 11:33, 35.
Bibliax qillqaskäna ukapachanxa, Diosar taqi chuym luqtir chachanakas warminakas maynin jiwxipanxa ukhamaw yaqhanakan uñjkata jachaqtʼasipxirïna (2 Samuel 1:11, 12; Juan 20:11).

Many of us are related to one or more of these dear older ones.
Jiwasanakat waljaniw uka jilat kullakanakan familiaranakapäpjjtanjja.