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livottua

language: Livvi

part of speech: Verb

2 meaning

  • Russian: замачивать
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  1. Nahkua pidi livottua, puhtastua, pehmittiä, ku suaja jälgimäi materjualu suappualoih niškoi.
    (Suappuat "Nenänke" libo pieksut)
  2. Libo enne süödih, kačo, n’äivöirieppoi livotetah vies da kiiselin kel süödih.
    (Vuassu)
  3. Da livotetah.
    (Kui nahkaa pieksettih)
  4. Vota, ezmäi livotetah, sit pannah.
    (Kui nahkaa pieksettih)
  5. A olis vai kerätä enzimäzet nuoret lehtyzet, livottua čuassuine ku lähtis liigu kargevus da luadie salattu yhtes ogurčanke da jäičänke.
    (Älä myöhästy)
  6. Kagraine vil’l’u livotetah hiilavas suolazes vies, valutetah, kuivatah, jauhokivel jauhotah.
    (Tönčöi)
  7. Löydyy hutunke muarjua,
    Kaikenjyttysty keräimmö:
    Šl’uboidu, must’oidu, buolua
    Livotimmo vedeh dai keitimmö.
    (Buban huondes)
  8. Ehtäs sovat livotettih, da sit net pandih puččih.
    (Kui enne pestih sobii)
  9. Näpyttämäh villazii minuu harjaitettih,
    Ligahizii sormuzii kylys livotettih.
    (Nybläzet)
  10. Livotammo, keitämmö,
    Päčil kuivah peitämmö
    Siendy äijy tallel,
    Pädöy syvvä talvel.
    (Sienet)
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