A horse foams at the mouth [~gets frothy] when it is exhausted from running. I’bbi īeb šūmizõks, ku u’m jarā a’ilõn.
[One] was foaming at the mouth. [~The corners of [one's] mouth became foamy.] Lopūd eitõ vǭ’izõks.
stiff fabric kangti ǭ’rõn
The earth is frozen. Mǭ u’m kangti.
to stiffen, to freeze kangtõks īedõ
to be frozen stiff kangtõks kilmõ
frostbitten potatoes kilmõnd na’ggõrd
Fruits are apples or berries, which are edible. Ougļõd attõ umārd või mǭŗad, mis attõ sīedõb.
a large, full tree sūŗ kuplā pū
the measure [is] full and then some kū’jõks täuž āiga
Fishermen are pulling out nets full of fish. Kalāmī’ed viedābõd ulzõ kalāks täuži võrgidi.
A piece of land can be full of depressions. Mǭ võib luoiki vȱlda.
a kerchief [which is] full of holes ouklimi krīzdõg
a pitted meadow ouklimi nīt
a pitted road ouklimi riek
If a sack gets full of holes, then [one] can patch it. A’ž kuoț sugūb ouklizõks, si’z tǟnda võib paikõ vi’zzõ.
A piece of land can be full of depressions. Mǭ võib luoiki vȱlda.
