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súruvarak hole through (e.g. in a pipe)
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lexicon ID #5491 | revised Dec 19 2015
súruvarak • N • hole through (e.g. in a pipe)
| Derivation: | súruvar-ak | (= su' ru-vara-a-ak) |
| hole-Locative | (= inside ru-in.through-DEVERB-Locative) |
- sárip sú' uhyâarahiti, xáy sú' uvúunvar uhramsúruvarak patákan. They put a hazel stick inside, so the glue won't run into the pipe. [Reference: TK 157.15]
See -var(a) 'in through' See -ak 'Locative'