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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

a small flat-bottomed boat for casting nets near the shore

bǭt s
(a small flat-bottomed boat for casting nets near the shore)

a small flounder

kilp|liestā, kiļp s
(a small flounder)

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He immediately threw the small flounders back into the sea. Kīļpõd ta ildīņ ētiz mie’rrõ tā’giž.

a small forested area

mõtsā|budār, mõtsā|tus s
(a small forested area, wooded grove, a patch of forest)

a small group

budār s
(a small group, bunch, cluster)

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A small group, there are not very many there. Budār, sǟ’l ä’b ūo vä’ggi pǟgiņ.

A small group of children clustered around the cabinet. Käp immar tu’ļ ku’bbõ budār läpši.

a small piece of fabric

lipkõz s
(a small rag or cloth, a small piece of fabric)

a small pine tree

mänd s
(a small pine tree)

a small rag or cloth

lipkõz s
(a small rag or cloth, a small piece of fabric)

a small room

kǭmaŗ s
(a small room)

a small tuft of hay or yarn

īlpa s
(a small tuft of hay or yarn)

a small wave on the water caused by wind

vi’r, vi’rt s
(a small wave on the water caused by wind)

a small wooden stick used as a spool

kuņā s
(a small wooden stick used as a spool)

a smoke (i.e., a cigarette)

so’v s
(a smoke (i.e., a cigarette))

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I'll have a smoke. Ma tī’eb ī’d so’v.

a species of isopod (also referred to as Saduria entomon) found in the Baltic Sea

kerk s
(a species of isopod (also referred to as Saduria entomon) found in the Baltic Sea)

a spike for fastening a bunch of tow to a distaff

pakkõld|ǟrkiļ s
(a spike for fastening a bunch of tow to a distaff)

a spotted or speckled cow

kirī s
(a spotted or speckled cow)

a spouted can

pīp|krūz s
(a spouted can)

a squint-eyed person

škīel, vändi|sīlma s
(a cross-eyed person, a squint-eyed person)

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He is a cross-eyed person, he is cross-eyed, his gaze is askew [~[he] looks askew]. Ta u’m škīel, ta škīelõb, vaņțlõb vändi.

a stack of firewood

pūd|rīț, rīț s
(a stack of firewood, woodpile)

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to stack firewood sä’ltõ pūḑi rīțõ

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Firewood is stacked in an orderly fashion. Pūd sǭbõd rīțsõ pandõd kȭrda pierāst.

One end of the woodpile had gotten so warm. Pūd rīțõn ikš tutkām vȯ’ļ ne’i lemmõks peizõn.

a starving person

nǟlga|knǭ’š s
(pauper, a starving person)

a stone attached to a fishing net as a weight

vǭŗț s
(sinker, a stone attached to a fishing net as a weight)

a stone dwelling

ki’v|je’l s
(a stone dwelling)

a stony place

ki’všt s
(a stony place)

a straw ornament or mobile with a geometric design hung from the ceiling

sūr|krūonõ s
(a straw ornament or mobile with a geometric design hung from the ceiling)

a stretch of beach hit by waves

laint|ra’bbõm s
(a stretch of beach hit by waves)

a stretch or area of sea

mie’rkabāl s
(a stretch or area of sea)

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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