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ā ä ǟ č ḑ ē ģ ī ķ ļ ņ ō ȯ ȱ ǭ õ ȭ ö ŗ š ț ū ž ü ’

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Skaits

the head of the bed

pǟ|tutkām s
(the head of the bed)

the heavens

touvõ|la’gdõ s
(firmament, the heavens)

the hip part of a trouser leg

bikšõd|raigā, bikšõ|raigā s
(the hip part of a trouser leg)

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The dog tugged [~tore] at me by the trouser leg. Pi’ņ kīskiz mīnda bikšõraigāst.

the hollow of one’s hand

(a) patš s
(the hollow of one’s hand, handful) (b) pi’v s
(palm, the hollow of one’s hand)

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as clear as day neme pi’v pǟl

to live hand to mouth pi’vst sū’zõ jellõ

the hollow of the knee

(a) kõ’urõm s
(the hollow of the knee) (b) pūolan|a’lli s
(the hollow of the knee, hock)

the human race

ro’vzt|su’g s
(humankind, mankind, the human race)

the Indian Ocean

Indij okeān l com
(the Indian Ocean)

the initial strip of bast for starting to make a bast shoe

īrga|zugā s
(the initial strip of bast for starting to make a bast shoe)

the last bit

tutkām s
(end, the last bit)

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The last bit of cream is left. Pe’rri kūor tutkām īeb.

the last day of school

ulzõ|lastõb|pǟva s
(the last day of school)

the left side

pǭ’mi|pūol s
(the left side)

the leg of a sock or stocking

sukā|sēr s
(the leg of a sock or stocking)

the length of a course of study at school or university

optõb|āiga s
(the time spent at school, the length of a course of study at school or university)

the line separating the numerator and denominator in a fraction

ja’g|strīp s
(fraction bar, the line separating the numerator and denominator in a fraction)

the Little Dipper

Piškizt vändizt rattõd com
(the Little Dipper)

the Livonian Community House

Līvõd ro’v|kuodā l com
(the Livonian Community House)

the Livonian Expulsion Time (1915–1919)

ulz|a’jtõb|āiga s
(the Livonian Expulsion Time (1915–1919))

the location or site of a competition

võikslimiz|kūož s
(the location or site of a competition, fight, or battle)

the Lord’s Supper

jumāl|lōda s
(the Lord’s Supper, Holy Communion)

the lower rope of fishing net

alīz|snūor s
(the lower rope of fishing net)

the main part

pǟ|jag s
(the main part)

the main point

pǟ|ažā s
(the main point, the main thing)

the main thing

pǟ|ažā s
(the main point, the main thing)

the metal part of a fishing spear

a’ņgõ|rōda s
(the metal part of a fishing spear)

the Middle Ages

sidāmt|āiga s
(the Middle Ages)

Whatever method you chosse,these nine will make you re-think theway you craft healines Why? Because they all have points in that are worth from a point of view.

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