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§ დაბლა, ქვემოთ, ქვევით; ბუმბული, ღინღლი§1 (აღნიშნავს მოძრაობას ქვევითკენ ან ქვევით ყოფნას), ძირს, დაბლა, ქვევითlet's go down მოდი, ქვევით ჩავიდეთhe is down and out ნოკაუტშია // გაკოტრდა // კრახი განიცადაit suits me down to the ground ხელს მაძლევს, ჩემთვის ძალიან ხელსაყრელია2 -მდე3 ჩა-4 -ზეhe was walking down the road გზაზე მიდიოდა / გზას მიუყვებოდა5 ჩაყლაპვა, გადაყლაპვა, გადაკვრა (საჭმლისა, წამლისა, სასმელისა)for the love of God, put that gun down! თუ ღმერთი გწამს, ეგ თოფი ძირს დაუშვი!to call down imprecations upon smb. ვისიმე დაწყევლა, მეხის დაყრაto touch down მიწაზე დაშვება (დაეშვება) / დაჯდომაdon't hang about, sit down! ნუ დაყიალებ, დაჯექი!the branch was weighing down with apples ტოტი ვაშლების სიმძიმისაგან იღუნებოდაI was depending on him but he let me down მისი იმედი მქონდა, მან კი მიღალატაto grind down წამება, წვალებაto climb down ჩამოსვლა, ჩამოცოცება
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