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notkei

language: Livvi

part of speech: Adjective

2 meaning

  • Russian: некрепкий, ненасыщенный
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Sentences found: 8

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  1. Se pastetah: tože maidoh sevoitetah, kürzü se nazivaičehez, maidoh sevoitetah notkiekse.
    (Kiiselii keitettih, huttuu keitettih)
  2. Sit taiginaz otetah kagrastu jauhuo, kačo, pannah ezmäi rugehistu, mešaijjah, sid kagraizel sotkieh notkiekse.
    (Vuassu)
  3. Ei pie ül’en sagiekse loadie, a häi ajelta roih paha ül’en sagei, normal’noi pidäü [olla], eigo pie notkiekse eigo sagiekse [luadie].
    (Piiraidu pastan)
  4. Notkei tože eule hüvä, sit kuored ei [kestetä], sit kačo, kandoa piiraidu [proutivole] süväivem panduu [on paha].
    (Piiraidu pastan)
  5. Tahtas pidäy olla ylen notkei.
    (Riihi raudaine palau, kägöi piäl kiändelehes)
  6. Sul’činan sydämeh pandih notkiedu kuaššua, kiärittih libo kiättih keskel da syödih.
    (Karjalazien syöndytavat)
  7. Lendelöy tuules kirjavu helmu,
    Muassah kassazet riputah notkiet,
    Vereksel vihandal tulou kai peldo,
    Ladvassah elävät tansitah oksat.
    (Koivuine)
  8. Kuatah huavo talkunua lähtieh, sevoitetah, eibo nimidä rodinuh, yksi notkei on ainos.
    (Talkun lähties)
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