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on the floor (direction)
  pȭrandõl adv
(on the floor (direction))
						
on the ground
(a)   mǭsõ adv
(off, down, on the ground)

The rooster has [its] head off.   Kikkõn u’m pǟ mǭsõ.

(b)   mǭ’zõ adv
(down (direction), on the ground)

to put down   mǭ’zõ pānda

to get down   mǭ’zõ eitõ

to throw down   mǭ’zõ pillõ

						
on the ground
  mǭ’zõ pop
(down (direction), off (direction), on the ground)

to depress, to oppress   mǭ’zõ pīkstõ

to swallow   mǭ’zõ nīelõ

to take down, to take off   mǭ’zõ võttõ

to pull down, to take off   mǭ’zõ vie’ddõ

to throw down, to throw off   mǭ’zõ viskõ

to tear off, to take off   mǭ’zõ tõmbõ

to kill   mǭ’zõ tappõ

to fall down   mǭ’zõ sa’ddõ

to shake off   mǭ’zõ repțõ

to chop off   mǭ’zõ ra’dļõ

to count off, to deduct   mǭ’zõ arrõ

to kill, to kill with a blow   mǭ’zõ ra’bbõ

to bury   mǭ’zõ mattõ

to knock off the table   lǭda pǟld mǭ’zõ likkõ

to set (e.g., the sun or moon)   mǭ’zõ lǟ’dõ

to kill by gunshot   mǭ’zõ laskõ

to sink down (e.g., to one's knees)   mǭ’zõ langõ

to leave   mǭ’zõ jettõ

to sit down   mǭ’zõ istõ

to climb down, to descend   mǭ’zõ astõ

The sun (~ moon) is setting. [~ The sun (~moon) is going down.]   Pǟva (~ kū) lǟ’b mǭ’zõ.

						
on the other hand
  sīen|vastõ, sīe|vastõ, tuoistiz adv
(on the other hand, on the contrary, otherwise)

But, on the other hand, I think that just for my sake that is not a very long way.   Agā tuoistiz ma mõtlõb, ku set se ä’b ūo mi’n pierāst vä’ggi pitkā riek.

						
on the other side
  tuoiz|pūolsõ prp
(on the other side, on the far side, across)

on the other side of Ventspils   tuoizpūolsõ Väntõ

						
on the other side of
  tūola|pūol prp
(across, on the other side of)

on the other side of the river   tūolapūol jo’ugõ

						
on the right
  jõvās pūols fras
(on the right)
						
on the shore
  rānda|pūoli adj
(on the shore, near the shore, coastal)
						
on the side
  aigās pop
(on the side, at the side, beside)
						
on the side
(a)   kilgõl adv
(on the side, to the side)

on the right side, to the right side   jõ’vvõl kilgõl

on the left side, to the left side   ku’rrõl kilgõl

Sit on my right side.   Istā mi’n jõ’vvõl kilgõl.

(b)   kiļļizõl adv
(on the side)

He only sleeps on [his] side.   Ta magūb set kiļļizõl.

						
on the top part of
  pēļiz|pūol adv
(on the upper side of, on the top part of)
						
on the upper side of
  pēļiz|pūol adv
(on the upper side of, on the top part of)
						
on the whole
  amā|le’b adv
(generally, on the whole)
						
on this side
  täs|pūolsõ adv
(here, over here, on this side)
						
on time
  āigal pop
(in time, on time)

over the course of one hundred years   sadā āigast āigal

						
on top (of)
  pǟl, pǟlõz pop
(on, upon, on top (of))

on the table   lǭda pǟl

on one's mind [~heart]   sidām pǟl

on one's own initiative [~hand]   eņtš kä’d pǟl

They are leaving.   Ne at jarā lē’miz pǟl.

						
on top (of)
  pǟl pop
(on, on top (of))

He is stuck to me [~ on top of me] like sleep.   Ta u’m mi’n pǟl ne’iku u’ņ.

						
on top (of)
(a)   pǟl adv
(on, upon, on top (of))
(b)   pǟlõ adv
(over, above, on, on top (of))
						
on [one’s] arm
  kä’d|vardõl adv
(on [one’s] arm)

The woman had a large basket made of roots on [her] arm.   Naizõn vȯnd sūr jūŗšti vežā kä’dvardõl.

						
on [one’s] knees
  pȯļļindžõl, pȯļļizõl adv
(on [one’s] knees)

to get on [one's] knees   pȯļļindžõl eitõ

to kneel, to get on [one's] knees   pȯļļizõl eitõ

to sink to [one's] knees   pȯļļizõl lo’mmõ

to be on [one's] knees   pȯļļizõl pī’lõ

When [one] prays to god, then [one] gets on [one's] knees.   Ku jumālt pǭlab, si’z panāb pȯļļizõl.

						
on(to) the outside
  pǟlõ|pūolõ adv
(on(to) the surface, on(to) the outside)

When [it] fell, [it] fell onto the surface.   Kui sadīz, si’z sadīz pǟlõpūolõ.

						
on(to) the surface
  pǟlõ|pūolõ adv
(on(to) the surface, on(to) the outside)

When [it] fell, [it] fell onto the surface.   Kui sadīz, si’z sadīz pǟlõpūolõ.

						
once
(a)   ikškõrd adv
(once, at one time, once upon a time)
(b)   kõrd adv
(once, time)

there once lived   kõrd jelīz

that time   sīe kõrd

another time   tūoizta kõrd

(c)   kunāgid adv
(sometime, once)

never   mittõ kunāgid

Someday I will go.   Kunāgid ma lǟ’b.

Sometime I had seen him.   Kunāgid ma tǟnda vȯ’ļ nǟnd.

(d)   kunāgõst adv
(sometime, once)

never   ä’b kunāgõst

(e)   mingiz|kõrd adv
(once, sometimes)
						
once upon a time
  ikškõrd adv
(once, at one time, once upon a time)
						
oncologist
  onkolōg s
(oncologist)
						

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