mitral valve, bicuspid valve kǭ’dpūoļi klap
tricuspid valve kuolmpūoļi klap
to see a flash valktõmt nǟ’dõ
A flash was visible in the distance. Kougõn vȯ’ļ nǟ’dõb valktõm.
A canteen is a wider sort of bottle, the soldiers had [it]. Blašk u’m seļļi laigā vȯiti botīļ, suodāmī’edõn vȯ’ļ.
The water at sea is calm, is standing in place, is not moving, smooth, calm. Mie’rsõ ve’ž blakūb, pīļõb pāikal, ä’b lik, ī’dlimi, ta’zzi.
The sea was flat and still. Mie’r īeb ī’dlimizõks ja vagāks.
laid tarīļ
flat foot la’igli jālga
The flounder is a flat fish. Liestā u’m la’iglimi kala.
One side was hewed flat. Ikš kant vȯ’ļ to’vdõt la’iglimizõks.
a gently sloping roof līezlimi katūks
a flat beach līezlimi rānda
a gently sloping dune līezlimi kȭnka
What [one] does not like, [it] is cold, it is flavourless, not tasty. Mis akkõb vastõ, u’m kīlma, ta u’m tūima, ä’b ūo smekīg.
to be prostrate pitkālõz vȱlda
to lie down flat pitkālõz ma’ggõ
If a person falls down, then [one] says, now you are measuring [by] lying down how long your grave has to be dug. Ja rištīng sadāb mǭ’zõ, si’z kītõb, no sa pitkāl āigõd, kui kālma u’m pitkā kōvamõst.
If [one] can just get [down] on [one's] back, then it is easier right away. Set ku sǭb pitkālõz, si’z u’m tuļīnõz jo kievām.
to fall down flat pitkālõz pānda (~ eitõ)
to knock down flat pitkālõz ra’bbõ
to fall down flat pitkālõz sa’ddõ
to lie down flat ēņtšta pitkõl laskõ
What, you were measuring a grave for yourself now, [since] you were stretched out flat! Mis, sa ni āigizt eņtšõn kalmõ, ku sa laskīzt ēņtšta pitkõl!
When [its] sails are full, then a windmill is flat [on the ground]. Ku puŗŗõd tǟdõd at, si’z u’m su’dmaļ upātõs.
[They] also used flat-bottomed boats made from boards for transport. I’ļļõ nustāmizõks kȭlbatizt ka dēļist tī’edõd loḑīdi.
to flatten loššõ pīkstõ
He flattened the finger [~pressed the finger flat]. Ta pīkstiz suorm loššõ.
