of sorts, of a sort, different sorts of seļļi tūoļi
of sorts, of a sort, different sorts of seļļi tūoļi
Back then you were taken in [~with] cattle cars, but now you are driven to Siberia on foot. Sīekõrd tēḑi vīž jelājvagōnõdõks, bet paldīž tēg sǭtõ jālgiņ a’jtõd Sibīrijz.
He is coming over here. Ta tulāb tǟnõpūolõ.
The drunk is staggering about, [his] feet are going this way and that. Jarā jūobõn strēpiļtõb, jālgad lǟ’bõd vikā-väkā.
He is stuck to me like a thistle. Ta ne’i ku dadžā u’m akkõn mi’nnõn jū’rõ.
Thistle – [it] has very deep roots, difficult to pull up. Jukš – tarās vä’ggi tõvād jūrd, lǟlamstiz ulzõ kitkõ.
The thistle – throws its flowers at another, clings to clothes like a button. Pāistigāina – ēdrõmõd visk tuoizõn jū’rõ, akūb ǭ’rõn jūr vi’zzõ nemē pūmpar.
The thorn pricks. Ērškõz siskāb.
The rose also has thorns. Rūozõn ka attõ ērškõd.
A stinger, it is a spike, with which a bee stings. Zalāndõks, se u’m änd, missõks siskāb mie’dlinki.