v. i. 1. To be opened. 2. To come open, to open of its own accord. 3. To be openable, to open when required. 4. See all the transitive meanings of آچمق , and apply the three foregoing derivations of meaning. 5. For (a man, etc.) to become better acquainted and more familiar, more free and easy, better instructed, free from restraint; to throw off restraint or dissimulation; to break loose in speech or demeanour, etc. 6. To draw away (from a person or thing), to begin to shun, to be reserved.