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1 dik
dik Etib quickly, suddenly. dik (Etib) tur to leap up. dik dik chop to bound, to hop. dik dik yur to leap, to hop. dik dik o’yna to bounce up and down; to fidget -
2 dikilla
to flit, scamper, bounce, hop. (dikillat) -
3 dikirla
to hop, scamper, bounce, etc. (dikirlat) -
4 hakalak
1. hakalak ot to hop on one leg. nafsi hakalak ot to have an unresistable desire for 2. bot. acorn -
5 hakkala
v.i. to hop on one leg (for four legged animals, three legs); to skip or bounce along. (hakkalat, hakkalash) -
6 lik lik
lik lik qil to flit.lik ono.s. lik lik Et to hop or spring; all of a sudden, out of the blue -
7 sudra
v.t. to drag, to tow, to haul; to drag off; to scuff, to shuffle along in (shoes). oyog’ini sudrab bos to drag one’s feet. chorig’ingni sudra! Hop to it!, Get moving! (sudral, sudralish, sudrat, sudrash) -
8 vadavanglat
to make things hop
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