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English
Dansk
Kalaallisut
Katersat (worddatabase)
asiuvoq
v.
(
kal.
)
🔊
:
asiunngilaq 🔊
Related words:
aasoorpoq
,
mikialerpoq
,
ajortunngorpoq
,
mikiarpoq
Danish:
rådne
,
dåne
,
forvitre
,
hensmuldre
,
forrådne
Usage examples:
Danish:
bliver rådden
;
går til spilde
;
er gået i gæring
;
har krampe
;
rådner (om træ)
;
er bleven borte
;
er forkommet
;
er ødelagt
;
er ubrugelig
;
har ligfald
;
farer vild (Up.)
English:
has disappeared
;
is spoiled
;
is useless.
;
goes astray (Up.)
References:
Erik F
,
Ordbogeraq
,
Oqaatsit - 1990
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